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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

ExCELsyOn.
BY NARY ALDAIS.
We find among our various wants.
growing taste for mental food.
For something more refined and pure.
Adapted to the general good
And shall We Guench the heaven born fire,
With foods Of :" trash" to sink the soul!
Or, with the cry " Excelsior,
Strive till We reach the highest goal?
List to the sounds borne on the breeze!
From every quarter, 10 II comes,
A Maya zine Of worth 10 found, .a'
Exaiting both our taste and homes.
DEMogRst's MOSTLY MAeAsisR
And MRRoR ~ fAsRIoNs. now combined,
Provides mental, moral feast, Br...
To adorn the form and mould the mind
Stories from authors long rcno.ucd
The wide world DER, fr brillian. thought;
Music and Poetry that are
With cultured taste in beauty wrought;
Gossip for wives. and mothers too.
On home Affairs, by JssSs Jews,
WHO long has kept, with magic SKILL
Full many a mothers heart in tune.
The Fashion plates are works Of art,
supe' bly, eolored, rich aud rare.
With full-siged patterns ali complete,
And tn n explained with incest care;
This useful feature, ladies prize,
1t saves them such world or hurry
Besides so many hours Of time
When things go wrong and children worry
Each number does the last surpass,
However rich the one hs fore,
Present ing gems of art and thought r. -
In every point Excelsior!
Repeat the news, rejoicing winds,
And bear Il forth from shore to shore,
HoDRL MAGAzYR now lives,
Whose motto Is Excelsior
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16
So Holiday Books at HoLDEN's.

E" Grape Vines-Those who are desir
Gus OF purchasing grape vines at wholesal,
prices, can do so by joining the club now
being formed by d. I. CnoAr. The vine.
will be procured from the celebrated propa.
eating establishment of DR.. G. w. GRANT, OIL
Iona, near .Peekskill, Westches,er county,
New York. SS.1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16
From the Iowa North, West, For. Dodge.

From the Iowa North West, Fort Dodge.
Stand From Unaer.-We were informed
by ali attachee Of the Provost, a few DAYS
before the removal of Headquarters, that &c
dsr Falls was on its last lsgs-thst the lead
ing business men were deserving it,seoing to
Waverly and Waterloo-tfat tho GAzErrE
was not paying expenses, and would soon be
suspended. The NaEerly Railroad we were
assured, had done the business. As soon as
Headquarters got to Waterloo, the fate of
Cedar Falls was to be settled. We felt sad
TO learn that the GAZETTE, which is one of
the best papers in northern Iowa. must die
but Waterloo had willed it. just then the
thought struck us that o,r informant was an
interested party-that though tile Provost
and Clerks were power in the land" they
might relent and let Cedar Fails live. Tread
lightly on the corns Of the great Mogu!, Bro.
PERKINs-spsak gingsrly sf his aets--or the
GAzKGTk sill De crushed!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

DeaM.-E. W. STANTON, who went into
tho service from this place, as teamster, in
Octebet last, is dead. He died at For,
Leavenworth, Kansas, on the Esd Of Novem.
Der, of diarrhea and the effects Of exposure
On information Of his illness, his father
went to see him, but did not get through till
after his death. WINFIELD, the lame boy,
could not serve his country in the ranks,
and therefore went to her aid in the capacity
hs did
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

Soldiers Families. STONE has
issued stirring appeal to the people in be.
half Of the soldiers families Of IOWA; which
may be found on the FIRST page of this issue.
We trust that the recommendation of the
Governor that Saturday, the 3lst day Of
December, be. set aside for the purpose OF
contributing to their necessities may not be
disregarded, and We hope local committees
will be Immediately formed to act on tho plan
advanced in the Governors communication
For this community we would propose that
the Board of Trade take the matter in hand,
and make such proper preliminary arrange
ments as may be necessary 10 carry out the
excellent and humane recommendation, 80
that the CREATES: possible amount Of good
may accrue from the action Of our executive
to those in our own midst, whose husbands
and fathers are in the army, or hare given
their lives in defence oflhs Tag.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

Blockade.-Last Monday the train was de-
tanned between Waverly and this place for a
number Of hours by snow blockade. For
nearly six miles the trainmen were obliged
to shovel their way.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16


tF Fruit and Fruit 7ress--,Wc were
shown samples of apples, and apple trees, a
day or two ago by Ii. p. SLOAN which he re.
Gently received from Northern Illinois. The
apples were Of those hardy varieties, such as
have been thoroughly tested in northern Ili-
nois and Wisconsin, and arc succeeding
equally well in Iowa wherever they have
been planted and properly cared for. Among
some 6fteen or twenty varieties shown us by
Mr.. SLOAN some of the most attractive are
the Northern Spy, Dominic, Willow Twig,
Yellow Bellflower, Rawls Janne,t, Wes,feld
Seek no. fur ther, Paradise Winter Sweet, and
White Winter Pearmainc, all of which we
can testify were good to taste, as well as
look at.
Mr.. SLOAN exhibited few varieties grown
in this town, which for beauty and excel
lence were equal if no. superior to those from
Illinois. ..
Mr.. S. informs us that JouN BouK, Of
Spring Creek township, Back Hawk county,
nine years ago planted sn orchard on tho
prairie, and this year has about 1000 bush.
els of apples. Mr.. BouK brought his trees
from Illinois, out Of the same nursery for
which Messrs. SLOAN & BANCROFT are now
agents.
The sample Of trees shown US by Nr.
SLOAN were certainly very choice specimens
of nursery trees, well grown, and Of good
form and healthy appearance.
Those desiring to secure Of these hardy
and western grown trees may do so by Civ
ing orders to SLOAN L BANCROFT, who are
permanently engaged in the nursery business
at Cedar Falls, as may be seen by advertise.
ment in another column. They are rcspon
sible parties and our citizens should encour-
age home nurseries.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

i
II" GoaA."-Last Sunday vas a bitter
cold and very tedious day. A man-we
don't know his other name-hired a team
and sleigh to 60 to gainesville. He took a
little "somethin' " to keep himself warm and
was of. About four miles out he got so
warm from the effects of his somethin' "
that he fell out Of the sleigh, and the team
went it their own way over the prairie. One
Of our townsmen who happened along about
that time was witness to this little incident,
and, knowing the proprietorship of the team
and sleigh, made pursuit and ovsrhauled the
runaNays before damage was done. The
property was returued'to its ownership, and
the man left on'the prairie to keep himself
warm a. best he could with his little some
thin" assisted BY buffalo robe, which had
followed him out of the sleigh.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

Committees Meeting-The members Of the
various committees, appointed in connection
with the Festival Of the New England Asso-
citation, are requested to meet at the office of
Col. SESSIONS on Saturday evening, Deccm-
Der 17tb ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

CiarksriNe Institute. winter term Of
this Institution will commence on the End
day of January next. Sec advertisement in
another column, .-E es.z e. s..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

Winter Evening Chats-On our first page
this week country editor coihme; ccs Sc.
rias of winter evening chats with his friends.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

A Bestism.-Boors says he went to church
last Sunday to bear the cross, and got as
cross as 4 bear before he got home.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16
B- Holiday goods at HoLpEs's.

~" A. TRowBRIDGE has on hnnG large
stock Of mems buffalo ard Arctic oyershoes,
moccasin shoes and moccasin boots. Don't
freeze your feet! H4a. t.. EE.".
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

-Fars! Furs !-Victct ines cuffs and
muffs Of Fitch, Coney, Musk and Sable
Price from $40 to $65 q set, at ALBERT
ALIENS. -sy $751;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

Nep England Association.-The Fourth
Annual Meeting Of the New England Assoc.
citation will take place at Overman s Hall, on
Thursday next, Dec. 22d. ..-.
ORDER r' ..... .... ~
/. Singing, at !, P. ~, precise,y
2. Prayer.
8. Singing.
4. Address, by Rev. J. GusHxsEY.
8. Singing
6. Conversation.
Z. Supper Cat the Carter House, at9px
8. Singing.
O. Speeches by Invited guests, and by members Of the
Association.
Those who do not desire regular supper
will carry with them to the Hall what refresh
mcnts they need.
A ohildrens' table will be furnished with
such supplies as the parents may bring for
children. On B. The table will be for chill
dren exclusively
Tickets to supper. one dollar for each per.
son. Tickets to Hall, twenty five CENTS, ad.
hitting member and his family.
Membership tickets for sale At +. N.
CnAsE's, ALBERT ALIENS, the Pos, Office,
and with JARMAN, at JONES
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

Personal Rev. c. E. HEwEs has returned
from The east, and is again in charge of the
Uhvsrsalist Church Of this place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16
Cherokee Iycn,xlc Pills.

TIE MOST USEFUL MEptcSG IEr DIscovRssp.-If one
enumerate the Ills attendant upon irresusry OF the
period In females and examines the far reaching evil
these Ills to all connected with who may be subjected
them, II Is impossible to conrovert the fact that the
Cherokee Phi Is the most useful ana benehcens medicine
ever offered to the public Sure to regulate with the er.
actncss OF Mathematical calculation Safe to ALL and
nfable in the removal Of obstruction and suppression
these pills shonld be in the possession of every maiden
wife and mother in the country. Don't be pal,ned Off
with any Other but try the Cherokee Pills and you will
be convinced OF their efficacy. Sold by all druggists
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

Found. - Last week, on Main street, a
steel key-frcm its peculiar shape and high
finish supposed to be a safe key. The own
er can secure it by calling at this office,
proving property and paying for this notice
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

lid Society.-The next meeting Of the
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society will be held at
the residence Of GRo D. PERKINS,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

Waterloo Items GledHeE from tie Counter
The rooms occupied by the Board OF En-,
rolment are in Woop's Block, 2nd floor. :.
Deputies Covert and McCRAcKES left Pro.
vost headquarters for Davenport Tuesday
morning Of last week with thirty five volun.
| teers, substitutes, and drafted men, 80.
FLETCHER q Co. have started branch store
at Waverly. -. Rev. A. A. L. TAYLoB's Ice
ture week ago last Friday evening was not
so well attended rs it ought to have been.
&. 1t Is stated to be the intention Of the Rail.
road Company to put strong force at work
on the round house, now in progress Of cree.
ton at that place. and complete it at once
DIR. WM r. SAIrn has resigned his po.
sition as Examining Surgeon Of the Board Of
Enrolment Of this district, and the vacancy
has been filled, the Courier learns, by the
appointment of DR.. SrEBB,Ns; Of Monona
county, as his successor. DR.. STEBBiNs is
highly spoken Of by those acquainted with
him. The departure of Dir. SMITH was made
the occasion Of happy reunion at the resi-
dence of Capt. CrRriss, on Monday evening
of last week, in which the members of the
Board and employees of tho Office were par
Elephants. The affair was very pleasant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16
NEW SONG.


e.. L. NV SONG. { IVY
Goods have come down
AT Cedar Ta'ls--so found; Ct rs.
Hurrah lIurrah
hl things now look bright
ALLEN has Started right
Ilurrah Hurrah!
No high price goods you End r..
In his store Of any kind; .
u Hurrah Hurrah ~,
The crowd to his counter is great
To see the prices Of late:
Hurrah Hurrah
Gives al, both great and small,
Rare chances when they call;
ts-, Z Hurrah Hurrah
He is bound to keep the trade
He in years past so laid ~
uurrah Harrah!
TO ALBERT ALIENS you can go
And find goods just so;
HurIah Hurrsh
IMPORTANT ,.s.
PERATINE!
- N p A II T IA,LI
NJ NJ E D A Tel
Attention is called Of those parties ,a
indebted to the Old firm of Hatch &
Allen. Now is the day--now is the time
to sare costs by paying ALBERT ALLEN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

LireIy.-Lsst Saturday was the livrlicst Of
quite number of lively days Of late. At
most any time during the day seventy five
to one hundred teams could be counted from
the corner Of Main and Second streets.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16

1t is estimated that full $4,000 was
paid out to farmers for their products in this
market yesterday. 1t was lively day. If
any one is inclined to believe that Cedar
Falls is dead, let him come and make US
visit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18
4 PPEAL to the Public.-lhe Relief Conn

4 PPEAL to the Public.-1he Relief Com
mittee OF chmond through their Directory app the
Lubc aid In eha Of the Refugees and sufng pI IBIS
city.
sichn,ond preselt ned With refugees from evs portion
oonederscy, Of them without employment means
worthy Of patty and support Our
individual nd corporate capacity have ely
cd the rehe Of these persons AM the poor
OF the and while they nx 10 bear
their proportion the burden they think an on
oud be afforded to the benevolent patriotic ever
this coed york The presence Of great a. mics In
OUT mediate vicinity and the interruption rsnsp ria i'm on
the rosds We produced scarcity Of supplies VIII eh can
only be remedls far those for whom We app nj a. con-
eerned Dy eontrieatons nom individuals eoporson-
Every Will be taken BY the COMMITTEES TO insure hs
The Supplies procured contributed s fsmi-
lies Of soldiers IND the worthy poor
outy OF providing for the families Of sol~e has re-
Gently teen rs red from he Army Committee Young
berHy which has heretofore NANTES ed 70
them vii be extended 70
The Southern Ell Company have Kindly agreed 70 ship an
articles contrib Ited 10 the poor free OF charge.
Contrib ons Of aoney should be H. e. O. Bask ry
Treasure, and Ill supplies should be consigned the ee
COMMITTEE OF Richmond" care hesrs. Martin Cardosa
Prompt and regular contributions earnestly requested
an1s-dtkol- w y SnNvNn' "-..sa-.t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18

bLVs tAsu psesesiy bsIeS ID. ell have thsls graves
marked, that vii be sssy Tor their friends TO And
them at any time. Being here casually, and hearing oil
Orttenden's death, found out these particulars,
aud consider 1t my duty. Unpleasant as L. is) as
member of the same company and great admirer OF
Crittenden, to notify you of his murder.
Very respectfully, sir, h.,
ELIAS GLIEH.
Psf you should come or send to Luray for his
body Mr. G. T. Jonee, Of the place, will give you all
information and render every assistance In his power.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18

.lsaA .rssty. Il lAsss Il al iSIs any sash 'Stakips
contrast" a. oAa for unstinted praise the sids
and scandalous impsachmsns on the oGhsrs It is NO
part Of our business to champion the eminent gentlemen
Assaed, but We like justice, and will forever maintain
freedom Of opinion and Of speech as well for those who
are distrustu of Executive infabllity for others
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AIGHfS.
RICHMOND WING.
qUEsDAY MORNING OCT. Is, 1854.
EVENING WING,

We shall publish, to-day, at O'Clock P. NJ and
every succeeding day Sundays e1Ospssd st the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wig. The Evening
Wing viii contain TIE latest news by mad aud telegraph
up to the hour of going to press editorials local intel
Igsnoa &c. U9O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18
PARTICULARS OF The MURDER OF YOUNG
ORIrTENDEN

We are permitted to publish the following letter re-
la,ipR the particulars Of the murder Of young Ortcn-
den by tn hend Powell who, We think IL the sams re
Gently released from the Libby, known as one-eysd
Pouell This young victim of Yankee 6sndShness was
ths sen, we think of Barton Crittenden, and grand
n pheW Of John ]. Orittenden:
LURAY, PAGE OoUHrY, Oct 10. 1854
Dear Sir-It is my melancholy duly to inform you
Of The de ath Of your nephew Churchill Orittendep. H.
had been cut or from his regiment when the Yankees
aivA csd up the Val y, and 10 this neighborho God
when the Yankees came 10 this place. Just after leav-
ing house, where be had been 10 get something 10
ea the Yankees upon him pee eddy and cap
iured him, with smother member of our cOmpanV-
Oriue1dea did his utmost 10 make his escape fighting
them until be empted all tbs leads Of his pistol He
succ eded in badly Wouuding lieutenant, but il was
impossible for him 10 escSps. The two prisoners we're
ought through this place. OTittenden stopped for
feG moments at q lady'd house aud vote you q 10
res, slJirg be was prisoner ald slightly wounded
and rogue T,d the lady write to you, which abe says
sle " II do so som as q letter ca1 roach you.
The pisoners captured on Tuesday last, Oct.
4.h; The day they iaker GU by order Of COL
W. Il Pc Fell commanding AveTils old cavalry dIV.
sion and were bIutaly mu d,red. Crt.ndsn faced
ath as hs Ea,a'Ways done-entirey without fear ard
me- HE iate like brave man. dyiug be had lived,
uuy heroic solder. II was eharac.er much to lie
admired was Truly honorsbs gentleman and SOL
dsr-somshirg that can b. said Of but few men in
these dgmOral zng war times Tls Yankees allowed the
b. dies Of the two unfortunate men, Cit enden and Ha
gap 10 remain where they shot for day but after
that ,heJ buried hs have endeavored 10 obtain boxes
to put the boaies In but there is still consider q.
ei.smsns here fear n viii be entirely ont sfpy power 70
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18

FAIsn ALlsx.-A considerable Eight being seen In
the lower part Of the city last evening sbou. seven o.
clock the alarm Of Gre was raised and the Ere brigade
rushed to the rescue but 1t turned out there was no
col sgrston, the illumination beipg caused BY come
battery negroes 'ho had halted in their passage tbre
the city and we're cooking their evening meal In the
streets,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18

NOTlCB.-A General Meeting OF the Stock.
holders Of The RoaDote Navigator Company be held
At Ha Court House. WEDNESDAY, The a6h day 0oie-
Der staut). q II, OABANIaS Ssc'ry,
psls-2sNtdl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18

Jures Lros5 CoosE-Yestsrday the 6nt day
of the September term of this Court The day vas de-
voted to calling and disposing of the civil docket
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18
suNuR,Es AT PRIVATE q

SUNDHiEs AT PRIVATE SALE
S((BAGS CUBA AND LAGUYRA COFFEE,
wv so tags and bafrelI Of Bow srgar,
10 b.r. els Of Orushed do
% bags Black Pepper
Iu baies Gotten Yarns No. sto 10,
90 do Brown SnseIings aud s.ininf,,
10 cases Beschs ) shirti les,
do Black Waite Print,
80 barrels mohsps,
10 bales o. ton Wadcing,
Bal and Brown Hu. auds.
BLACK Doth, and DoesAiar,
Blue and hi OK Beaver cloths,
20 bag, b atk Pepper,
100 boxes CASTLE 90 Ip,
10 CsteI Glass Tun b'ers,
10 pieces Black Bomb asine.
iorsseby the p!ec, or pasl,g. OF ~.
oo. No. KENT, PAINS, AGO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18
! . -
rHs OFT

s~ANr DsAsozs-Jacos harigold, Jacob Smith and
Levi Eskhsrdt we're on Sunday brought down In irons
from Hardy county whore they had been arrested on
the charge Of being Swamp Dragons and desrtsra-
harisOld Is the Swamo Dagon, which animal is erea.
ure Of the war. 10 lives alone In swamps and woo6.
cd fastnesses and lives BY robbing and murder. Smith
and E,khardt we're members Of the 62i Va Regiment.
and dseertsd and Joined the Yankees at Nswbern, N.
@. When caught In Hardy they had In their pockets
fnrloushs sud pipsrs from Old N. Butler. They are
apt to have rough time before they got free Of the
several charges sgsnst them. They have been lodged
In Castle Tnunder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18

ii bales 8, 9 aud 10 Cotton Yarn
i T 81 bbs Brown Sugar
Is do Engish Gus ed Sugar
10 do Bio and haricsbo Coffee
10 half che sts Black Tea
bis. Old Rye Whisky
ROBERT HoUeH CO.,
os11-as ~ Pearl street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18

khENCH LESSONS.
NJ T. +. L. LARKSCHE, of New Orleans, will
give lesson. IN French a dolid Ne Afternoons. yse
Pfssslsn NV Y wv sas% Ssvi-V
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18
FROM PIE E iSBURG.
DELINQUENT Consumers of Gas in Monroe

/ lhLlNQOEN1 SOnsumefS OF Gas In Monroe
~ Ward hereby noln h,y fail 10 DAY their s.s
Ds before the hour OF 3oeosk p NJ to-day they ds
with according the FACT Iom
the ordnance concerning tue Gas Works
by orOina passed the Uouuc May Cth 1865 n apy
bill remain uDpai for TEN DAYS which "A
sensed, the Auditor shall monty the Superintendent who mail
stop the gas nom Del Used PREMISES VII oh
the default exists aod not paid within per
cent will be added TO the and IhalI
be placed in the hands OF the City Collector"
90 1t TR HARaIsoN, Audit:r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18
WANTED

WANTED
w situation q Teacher In private fsmlJ, bv Lady,
who has had experience teschng She viii teach the
usua Epghh brxnehs Music and French.
Good reference given II required.
Apply 70 w. II. H., Ayistts p o.. King William co. Va
s-Uptf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18

"Thou art gane home gone bomel
III hest n tear
Again 10 shed
Never to fold ihs rcb, Ger secret PAIN
Never, weighed down BY merorya clouds again
To bow thy head"
By the bright water thy lot Is cast
Joy Ior thee, ha Ply blend Thy bark hath past
The rough sea- foAml
Now the loTg ye rings OF thy soul are stlIed
Home hom, 'hy pace ia Won, thy hear a nlled
Thou art gone home" -
Cumberland Court House. Thursday evening ociob,r
1871 altar illness OF Ave dsys With by pt ra ts ia
COB GOODRICH the ony child OF JsnLe A. aad Joob Moo
by, of Oulpeper Court houBe, Va.
Richmon 1 aud Lynchburs papers please c7py.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-18
POETRY,
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES AND


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