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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08
NEWS BY LAST NIGHTS MAKL.


A dispatch from Washington Of the 9Th
says: General Siekles, accompanied BY his
personal staff, left here yesterday for Cincin-
natl. Hs is charged with special orders from
the President under which he viii make a
complete tour Of the territory reclaimed from
the rebels, with view of observing the tenn
per and disposition Of the people towards the
United States Government, investigating the
practical workings Of the policies adopted in
dealing with them, expoundips the purposes
Of tho Administration, and lndsavoring to
reconcile them to the Governmepts The Gen.
ssal win make such suggestions to the Presi-
dent from time to time, Tor the modification
or change Of policy, Is may occur to him
from his observations. se
Mud prevails in Virginia, and tho prob
ability II that Grant will not be able to start
on his forward movement" before tho first
Of Nay. In the grand movement the Chica.
go Journal learns that Grant expects TO have
zoe, 900 men. Lee is fortifying south Of the
Rapidan. t1'e-
ten. Halleck. has received the following
in regard to recent raid by Col. Clayton in
Arkansas: 1.-The expedition TO Mount Elias
and Longvicw has just returned. We de-
stroyed tho pontoon bridge at Longvisw,
burned train of thirty-five wagons, loaded
with camp equipments, ammunition, Quarter.
master stores, &c., and captured three hun
bred and twenty prisoners engaged in the
battle yesterday morning. Gen. Bookings
division Of about / 200 men, from Mon,iesl.
10, routed aud pursued him ton miles, with
loss on bic side Of over 100 killed and woun.
ded. We captured large quantity ofsmall
arms, two stand Of colors, many wagons and
over 800 horses and mules. Our loss will
not exceed 15 in killed wounded and missing.
We brought in several hundrcdicontrabands.
The expedition was complete success.
There is plenty Of good election news
nowadays-and al for the Union.
"A conaagration iu Boston last Tuesday
evening, destroyed property to the amount
Of $500, 600. The Winthrop House and the
Free kason's Hall we're destroyed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

THE Washington correspondent Of the
World writes that Forests present raid was
planned in the North, and that supplies Of
clothing, etc. from New York and Cincinna.
ii, were shipped to Pnducah for the express
purpose Of being captured by Forrest, in or.
der to clothe his men.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

Browns BRONCHIAL TRocBRs clear and
give strength to the voice Of singers and are
indispensable to Public Speakers.
| recommend their use to Public Speak
E. II. Chaplin.
. They have suited my case exactly. re-.
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+. DUclARMl,
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per Box.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

IT is stated that the Western Emigrant
Society proposes TO break ons thousand acres
Of land and erect from one to two hundred
farm houses in the counties of Monona,
Plymouth, Sac and Ida, in this State the
present season Is an inducement to smigra-
ton.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

THERE were ~ deaths among the rebel
prisoners at Rock Island last week. Since
tho 22d Of December, there have been 969
deaths among the prisoners, 4lb Of which
were from small pox,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

EVERYTHING Indicates that the Northern
Iowa Sanitary Fair will be great success.
The people seem to be thoroughly interested
in the work in every part Of ne State, and
to have taken hold Of the enterprise with q
determination to put it to q successful issue
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

J. W. HIATT, the Union nominee, was elect.
ed Mayor Of Keokuk on Monday. by $50
majority, the largest majority ever given to q
candidate in that city before.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

= special dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
from Des Moines says: The soldiers of tho
18th Infantry, who were charged with killing
earns the murderer Of Prather, fellow sol.
der and father Of the two who are accused,
have been acquitted on preliminary examina.
ton, the State being unable to adduce suffi.
cient testimony against them to justify holl-
ing the boys for trial.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

THE Union prisoners lately sent to W. and
the rebel prisoners lately returned to Rich.
mond, are not exchanged but parolcd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08
GENERAL HRRRON.

The Brownsville (Texas) correspondent Of
the New Orleans Tissss writes a. follows Of
the gallant Gen. Heron Of Iowa:
"General Heron is more than popular. -
Every man in his army loves him. The LOYAL
citizens here are coming TO much tho same
state of mind. With citizens earnestly Ioyal
and with the men Of his command. the neces.
sty to separate from his people here would be
marked with universal SORROW. Whether in
the civil control Of the community, the i'm
provements Of the country made through hin
appointed officers, and under his control and
supervision, or in the military improvements
and dispositions to which bis first attention
is given; whether in his announcement of
genuine 10y atty and fostering of national cour.
age, or unmasking rebsl sympathies wherev.
eR found, and Furnishing sham Unionism, n.y.
pocrisy and treason alike-in all the duties
Of the soldier and civil ruler, General Heron
has ever been found the same cool. prompt.
earnest, indsxible, faithful soldier, Ire same
just, courteous, sagscious, selfreliant and
selfpoised man. This young wayrier moves
among W with dignity and afYability which
encourage the approach of honest men, but
with IN intuitive judgment an inflexible will
and decisivsnsss of character which prevent
the boldsst men from attempting to modify
any decision deliberately taken. Though in
years tho youngest Major General in the
United States army, confidence in his wisdom
is unbounded. He commands. this depart
ment, and thus far he has not in anything
disappointed the hopes Of his friends. He
Is emphaticalIy the man for this frontier"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

BErrER FOR IowA.-We learn from Wash.
inston that Iowa is in excess, over all calls,
757, instead Of 7sO, as previously reported.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

A SouND CONVERSION A Copperhead up
North, after days and nights Of great mental
tribulation, got religion. The Arss thing
which no did, As an evidence Of tho sound
ness Of bis conversion, was to order discon.
tinuance Of the Dubuque Herald. He then
paid for load Of wood which wss deposited
IN front OF house occupied by . soldiers
family. After which he was met By But.
ternut with whom he had been on intimate
terms, and was informed that "hs was .
id Abolition scoundrslp" In less than
two seconds and half the author of the
abusive language was thoroughly thrashed
BY the young convert that he bawled for
mercy! That was . sound conversion -
Dss Aoines Rsgister.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08
wANTEp-CORREspoNDpNrr

Two Of the " Non COMMISSIONED Who have m inrIn
alton 70 and can find pleasure in associasing with the
smoking, chewing, dipping" ladies OF Alabama re
specsuy request that aproportonate allotment Of time
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merry" Your object we'll solve by the tone Of your
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An exchange OF Photos could in way benefit U.s.
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In ,citing you fail to impart consolation ia
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Address-'sIGH kLA," Co. =, 31st Reg. Iowa VOL
LIST Div, 18th A. O., via Nashville, Tenn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

The nation Mr.. Lincoln is most anxious
about-nomination.- State Rec ists,
The nation the copperhead is most anxioua
neutrality-suspicious. CHICAGO Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08
CHE Gpeninq post

THE OLDEST DIAochATiC RRPUBLICAN JOURNAL II TEE
CITY OF s2w YVRK,
Now In the sIxT.1H year OF Its existence combines oil
the essential elements Of CoNPL FAMILY NswsP Ap.n
Is devoted TO the support o! the Democratic Repubcsn
Party, "hen u right and Of DEnocRATc PsiNcpl 10
ALWAYS! Is the Incorporating advocate Of FREE
SOIL FREE LAHORE FREE SPEECH! stret con
siructon OF the Constitution, and an Eeonsm,cal
istration Of the Government.
The Daily Erenino Poet, which is printed on large
oio Sheet contains full account Of the occurrences Of
the day. the latest foreign
pondence from Europepublc documents interest aud
Of Congress and Of the state
Legsature-Popular neutrality-suspicious.
and extracts from New Books-City News-specia full
and accurate reports Of commercial and financial aars
New York markets. including stock and money markets.
together with the cattle markets. Of country such
foreign markets as Of general interest its editorial
dsquistons are always frank fearless and independent
The Semi Ecening Poet contains all the read.
Ing matter OF The Dolly Erenis0 Post and the Iases.
ton.
The Weekly Evening Psss Is edited with espec,s, ref
erencs 70 the wants Of country readers and besdcs all
the articles OF general interest published In TIE Dai
s sec.ns lss contain; complete digest Of the
the Day, and an Agricultural Column devoted to the In.
terest and Instruction Of Tasmers 1t contains Tossy
LONG CoLrASs Of reading matter every week
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

TIE Auscatine Journal of Saturday says:
"Our delegates to the Meeting Of the Board
Of Control of the Orphan Asylum returned
from Davenport yesterday. We learn from
them that the Asylum has been temporarily
located at Pennington, Van Buren, county,
where . large and excellent building, form.
srly used % hotel. may be had for the pur-:
pose with but little expense. Tho Asylum
will be opened for the reception Of inmates
about the LIST Of Nay"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08
cHoicELoTsFoRs SALE.

NN11R 0UDSCRIDBR OFFERS YOR SALE
Twenty five lots, being part Of the ten sore lot lately
used by the Agricultural Society fair ground. Pos
terms and other particulars, spply %,
csDAs FALLS, March 2srd, 1864. - s2:f
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

A Washington dispatch to tho Chicago
Tribune says: "Mr. Grinnell Of Iowa is
much annoyed by q highfaluten dispatch in
the New York Tribune yesterday, represent
ing him As being the owner Of fourishing
village bearing his name, where he resides.
The statement is not only untrue, but it is
deemed injurious ]: not malicious" The
correspondent must have been very much
annoyed for news to have sent the above.
For bis information We will state that We
can't see the Injurious il not malicious "
when il is well established fact in this part
Of the world that there is fsurishihg vii.
lage in Iowa, on the NJ. & NJ. r. r.. called
Grinnell, named after Grinnell, where Grin.
nell resides, and Of which Grinnell Is the
father. .f - ~ - -
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

GLORIOUS NEWS FROM C0NsEcrcUr.-The
land Of steady habits has brought out the
spring fashions in excellent taste. The fol.
lowing dispatch from Hartford Sums Up the
result Of the election in that State on Non.
day:
1--WE hare returns from oil but three
towns in the Stats-Nsv Fairfield, Chester
and Rosbury. The feotings srs-Bucking.
ham, ss,4A5; Seymour, s2,so4; BucSing-
hams majority 5.64l. The Ssnste is 10
Union to 8 Democrats; the House Is Uaion
to Y Democrats"
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-04-08

A HANDSOME THISe X DAVENPORT. 1.-The
Cops got beautifully scospsd At Davenport
on Saturday last At the. municipal election
The entire Republican city ticket was elect.
cd by gain Of about 500 over last year
R. Lowrey WAS elected Mayor BY about ], 900
majority. The rest Of the ticket carried by
majorities ranging from 500 to coo. The Re-
publicans elected six Aldermen. In the 9th
Ward the opposition BY combination elect.
cd their candidate by Eve majority, and in
the 9th Ward by similar eombinatioa sue.
esedsd in causing tie vote. The six Alder
men holding over are Republicans. Well
done Davenport! g.& ,
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THE sOLDYERs AND THE PREsE-

DBNCY.
U. .. GsHERAL HosrrrAL, NJ O. I.
vicksBrae MIss., March 81 1854. E
Enron or DsR CEDAl FAALs GAzsrrE--
Sir You will confer great favor - the
soldiers here, BY publishing. the enclosed ar-
ticle in the columns Of your noble, patriotic
paper. This article was read before the
Vicksburg Union Literary Association, and
was heartily endorsed BY its members.
With great respect, I sn SIR
Your obedient servant,
A. H. BOOKMAN,
Private Co. X, S2d Iowa " I.
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8pr ibnen inar Elm.

9initon. in Berbinoung. 8pr ibnen iear ei1
Grcnert nit brei Reocuten. Sic purbeH 5u<
crit onqewieien ba8 Gropert gu itirmen. Sc
lit poiIenp, bier gu benerfen, baB Sen, Smith,
pie pieIe atoere CUTE SOloaten, pdbrenc er als
e~rtannte, oab es StpedmdBig iei, Die Neaer alS
Soloaten fir GENTLE 3nede gu ~peripenoen, eli
nige 3peifeI beste in 8etreff ibrer Sdbiofeit
gu tdmpfen, nnr besbalb minidte, lie gu PERU.
den.
Ser Angriff auf Die pprgel6pbenen @erfe
tpuroe IN 9ldnSenpent Stple au5gefIbrt, mn
alS Die ,%,ountIen Srie9er" jaud3enp auf oeil
8rutwebren ~itanpen, entihieS Sen. Smith
ylte perbell lih MAIDEN" uno. lenoete ihueu
ben 8efebl, Die erite Reooute Sl nebmen, Stee
zig riidten le pur, ansefiibrt BON Sffsieren, be-
rent ~ariprud,Slpie 3apferfeit Der Na6apnuang
pitrbtg 1T. dit Saudien unb lautern Sfeu=
oenruf %ftirStel ie ee9eiy bic 9ieopute. Die nit
thenoen NebsIIen iuleuoerten ibnen 1raibe,z
u1o Neutrality-suspicious. ent9e9eiI. Sic ~grtnsteu
nno orangen Dor, unn nit einem Geteul, >pel=
dies Der iiioliden Nitterldait ibr Sdidial per-
tilnbistc, rrdl;ten tie lid mapiberfebli6 ilber
uao in bic Werfe binei,s. Die &unnnen Dllrs
ben eilisit 9esen pieienisen a%utierer 0irrtgeleite=
ten 8rloer" geipenoet, ipelhe lperaaben, oab
,Stugbett bic neue 8apferteitli tit" H3!tqhaG
Sine Speite 3iebpute lruree lit b~erielhen taz
Ipfern Weile gencmuten, uno ole 9ieger baben
lid einerl Naf be9riinoet, oelt ie iheriid aif=
IreGt erbalteiI yperoen. 3 hIhniai aHq
Stun" la9te Sen. Buffers StabSdef gu eli
mem lanaeu Sergeanten; nSbr battet ia oaf Der
Sinten eiiten 5ietnlif barten Sa.apf. So Ser,
uro ipir perlpren eicle quite OfFsiere uto Wlana1z
Ifdaften." 9 ,gGie piele Gefdngene ma6tet Sbr,
6ergeant?l enu so 81 s4 ts-ls4
,,9eineu ginsigen Iebeleig, 3,err, NAT aie
heseihuenee a~inttport. H>a1 GJe s13aA5
IS Set. Smith ia9t, Isle MAIDEN ineileml
9rouoltmari6aIi nitt Die IN nh E ite Mnbe,
unp ID, 9laute nidt, baB lie ir9eno etpds oa5u
beitra9elt, Die !6oIpitdlev NIT permuneeten 9te-
belen SIT flilen. "f-l satEg 1aGs9 sa{9ta
SD lab ojeIe Sruppen ais tie III Sh(udtorcz
i1ltug anrildten, mn rie all9enteine Nemertnig
par, RAP man mic 10 lpeii3 9iadpsiialer 9eiez
ben. .sSa Der Shat nateh gav feline perbaHs
.DeN. hIL
qSSf' tam 1tnsufl9ett, oabl Sen. Grant INT
ieln Stab ilber baS, ipa@ bic farbiae 0ipilipn
ausgeIlbrt bat, gan; b~eqeiitert itno. a9as OF
.hjierc ppn 9ailcod' Stab mad, Der 9teepute
ritter, welhe BON einem Naller9rabem linaes
ben if, lber melden bic 9leger binwsg an9rtfs
fen, 9abeu iie gu, cap ole Ginnabmeh pel1elben
cine b6dit tapfere Wafentbat sepeien lei. Sie
9fe9er ertragen TIRE Munben chen 10 itanbbait
rpie Die pciBen SpIeaten, ME ein 8eiu6 I'M
!60IpItale itberseugt.
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Gnn Stir @niut.

grGnt III NIT ieinen reuen SeDesunssn beid5dftist
Ser 9ampfer 9i9blano.2 Sight FAM 9eitern
Wlprgen BON Gitp 4pint in 8albin9tpn an uno
brodte bic 8pit ppn Der 9trntee. Ai9
Ser Stanb Der Sin9e Dor petersburg lit
u%nperdnpert; felt Samitag bat fem @efedt itatt
9efunoen. aaststa
Ser 6isblanb Sight brabte Bpm 8erntuou
9unoreD 30 8uidtepper, 8lOdaoebreder uno
observation-disclosures, peIde Bel 8eterSbur9 ses
fansen senOutmen murcen. 0tan miro ie nab
Bpint 2pDfout ienoen.
Sic G~ilenbabn ppn Gitp 8pint na9 8eterSs.
burg ipirp in einisen Sa9ett fertig fem. &
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Eelegrapbifebe SCadDricDten.
gertGtet far ben Baltimore Wsder. -
So geaGgeB ntt Sea, 5taatGul..
8 oihinqtpn.23 %. sunni.

E.r- Ti ~ -
Senot. Gollamer Dom Soft gDmite be-
ri6tet iiber Die 8Oits0fonten Bill. Nnsenpmmen
uno paiirt. is saI
g0illpn pom Miltdrz@ omite beri6tet iiber bic
9au8=8ia tpesea gersituns fir 9ferOe lnS
Gi9entbum, peI6es ne int Siepite (?) p%erlofen.
Ar9enonltllefl. p q e g fE
Sppe4 rei6te 8eldllie Elm, ipelde pOul
Brdlbenten S6us Der 8reBfreibeit perGangen.
!9au8. @eri6iepene Bills, ben 9itritt
Columbia betreffenb, uuroen eingebraht uno
paiiirt. Serner paiiirte Die SenatbiI Die 9ttte
POM 3 .0idr3 1863, meiGe8 ef6roerung niibli6er
aiinfte prri6reibt, gu anenoiren.
9luf glntrag Sracp's ipuroe cine 9ieiplution
aneenomuen, pel6e OaS Militdr<G onlite ins
itrlirt, 81 fra9en, pb cine Bill einsebraht tperf
ben t6nne, weIde pOrl6reibt, b~enieniseu SUloas
ten 8puntn gu 5ablen, wel8e ipeniser aIs brei
Sabre seoient baben. a7ffaa Z a@saa
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@urDpdifcs>e Nacbridoteu

litter Den BaIlagieeen beS Samplers Nfrica
befano iih Sir 3idarp Wie9Onnea Alno Ge-
mablin uebit gefolge. ST lit Der neu ange=
itellte Gpuperneur Der 8rppin5 gleu S6Otts
Lamb.
Ser @uaarO 9ampfer n9eriia" erreidte
am II. SUM 2iperpppl. IS 6ieB, baB ieine
Mlai6ienerie pdbreno Der 6abrt etpas S6aDen
9enpnmeh bate, unO oaB Die pNrabia" am 10.
Sum- fat Der ogerlia" na6 New@yOrf abfabz
rem ipllte.
G5rpRbrittaniem. 8
9aS llnterbaus genebmi9te einltimmig cine
jdbrli6e Yeniion pom 1000 Yfo. Sterling fit
Die @rdfin Gl9in (Oie Nittlpe res peritorbenen
Sen. s@|OuperneurS ppn Oltinoien.)
2oro 8dlmerltpn erfldrte ant 10. Stunt i'm
llnterbau8 auf cine Anfra9e 9'Ssraeli'S, Dab
cine 8erldngering Observation-Disclosures I'M IA
Sage SipiIhen 9dnemart uno ben 9tlirten pers
einbart moroen I%ei.-9tuf cine meitere 6riit woilz
tie Sdnemart nidt ein9eben.
Der Scntfs sSGniidbe aries.
Ser Observation-Disclosures lit Inn Ia Sage per-
ldn9ert pOrben uno miro I'm &c. SUM ablaue
fen.
Die 2unoouer 3eitungen riun1en Elm, DaB in
Der Sdlidtln9 Der i~treitigen An9elegenbeit fem
Gprtidritt 9enladt pproen lit.
Sic bdniidenS eppamddti9ten iplen iih Hut
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te bagegen belteben auf Der BON ibnen pprqez
I6lasenen @rdn5en (ppn Spnoern nab 9tpen~
raoe uno wplen ppn teiner @iniArdntung bDren.
9ie 9dnen 9eben ben Gnti6IuB FUND, lieber
ben Srieg mierer onSufangen, ais meitere s3u@
geitdubnife 81 MAIDEN gS miro peBbaI6 fir
iebr mDgli4 sebalten, baB Die STANDARDIZATION
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cine ipl4e S6lidhtns Der Streitfrase Durdses
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