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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-23
GREAT BATTLE AND VICTORY At
NASHVILLE.
GEN. THOMAS OFFICIAL REPORT.
HEADQUARTERS rEP'r OF rHR CuMppRfAyp,
k!GHr Miles FaoI NASHVILLE

IiEADorARrxss rEp'r OF rnE CuspsatAsp,
k!GHr MrIEs FaoI NASHVILLE !
Deccmbe:, 1861 N.
! To the President or he Jnsted States. lion z. "
Stanton and LiegteHdnt General Grant
This army thanks you for your appro.
baton OF its conduct yesterday, and 10 as
| sure you that 1t is not misplaced, | have
the honor to repor, that the enemy ha. been
pressed at all points to day, on his line of
retreat, to the Brentwood Hills. Bricader
General Hatch, Of Wilson's corp, Of cavalry,
on tho right, turned the enemy's left and
captured a large number Of prisoners the
number not yet reported. Major Gen Soho.
fields corps, next on the left OF the cavalry,
carried several hills and captured many pris
oners and six pieces Of artillery. Breyct
Major General A. j. Smith, next on the left
of Major General Schoi,ld, carried the saii
en-. point Of the encmy's line, with McMil.
lsn's brigade Of McAr,hnr's division, cap.
turing sixteen pieces Of artillery, two Briga
der Generals, and about 1000 prisoners
Brigadier Gen. Garrsrd's division Of Smiths
command; next en- the left Of McArthur's d.
vision, carried the enetnys in,r.nchments,
capturing all the artillery and troops Of the
enemy on the line. Brigadier Gen Woods
troops, on the Franklin Pike, took up the
>
and in his retreat also captured eight pieces
of artillery. and something over 600 prison
ers, and drove the enemy within one mile OF
the Brentwood Hill Pass. Major General
Stedman, commanding de.achmen,s Of the
different armies Of the military division of
Miss, most nobly supported Gen. Woods
lef., ami bore a most honorable part in the
OPP, ra;ons of the day.
have ordered the pursuit to 10 continued
in the morning at daylight. Alb ough the I
troops are very much faligued, the utmost
enthusiasm prevails. I
| must not forget to report the operations
of Brigadier General johnson, in successful
~ driving the enemy with the cooperation /
o: the gunboats under Lieutenan, command.
ing Smith, from their established batteries
on the Cumberland river below the city of
Nashville, and Of the success of Brig. Gen.
Cations brigade, in covering our right and
rear in the operations of yesterday and to
day. I
Although nave no report of the number
of prisoners captured by JUhnson's and Cax. !
tons commands, | know they have made
large number | am also glad to be abls to
state that the number of prisoners captured
yesterday greatly exceeds the rumter re-
ported by telegraph last evening. The woods
and fields, and intrenchments are streyn
with the enemy's small arms abandoned in
the retreat.
In conclusion I am happy to state that
all this has been effected with but very
small loss to us. Our less probably does not
exceed 5000, and very few killed
(SsnsdJ GEO. II. THOMAS,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-23

The Brazilian demand for reparation in
the matter of The Florida is said to be sol
emn" in its tone. Secretary Seward. in his
reply, does not indorss the seizure, and ex-
presses desire to have the matter fairly and
satisfactorily adjusted
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-23
A SOUND. COMP. EI3ENSITE AND RE
LIABLE NEWSPAPER.

while gratefully acknowledging the lihera, evidences
have received during the year closug of tie aD
probation of the esern reading public. hazard
nothing in promising that future Efforts will be even
more worthy OF their support.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-23
From the Chicago Journal.
NEWS ITEMS.

The President has disproved that part Of
General Dix's recent order which directed
pursuit of raiders into British territory /; and
General Dix has, in consequence, revoked
that portion Of his instructions 10 command
ers on the frontier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-23

Fort NcANister CaptuFsd. and his Communications
Rest2red- Wat ne has Done, and hOU he has Done
it-SdcaRnah [tpeSted.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-23

Are prepared with view to accuracy and reliability and
sufficiently comprehensive TO meet The wants Of buy
ers and sellers in all departments Of trade.
In short, endesvors, in every department 81 TIE
JoUsNL, directed TO the great object Of giving
the Western Decpla
, 1864-02-19

Sketch Of the Rebel House Of Rep
reSentatlyes.

--,,.- .,..r e-.n,-
411 m.,
tr.o"a tao 14siaounu hAa.utnsi' w.
.As ~ tns uo!us.t! " etassa @ - ~ East
ern slaves hnTe been w;j1;np 1o abandon their
comfortable homes. wifi, thn I,caith honni-
ress nnf1 ;111cnty Which fhev afforded. ~ m
viii, The pnhlie enemy. The other aav. 1t
Rronaon. on the James River the ncSroes
bad to be forced aWay at tic point 81 the
barouct: but such coercion las been unneces
sefy, is general rule in The Southwest, In
one parish in North Louisiana, such was the
carcInees Of the nepro womcn to ~, off wifi,
tlS inrnsculate eonscryators Of morals In The
Pnritan arn1frs. that they fook yiojent nc,,s-
nres with thcir younr cbil5rcn rathcr thau lie
left behind.
statement in private letter written from
tho .parisl1 In Question. declares that in. one
wcrc fonn3 nffer one .nf fhesn T1cr,irsss In
another, npop an adjoining estate. twenty.
five: nra in n nnnff in fhS samc, ,,,cfrrl,bor.
hood. @ W nnwar;is Va % Of thIrtv' + canaot hc
doubted that these unnatnral and reyoltinT
murders were comrnitted at the 'snrgestion
who are waeiug war In the name Of pbIIan-
! thropy and fel}giou, -,
Ddmestfc treason. fnfanticidc. beastly i'm
morality. disease and deatl: these are The
different afages in the bath by Which the
Yankees aro leading their. miserable victims
10 the ultSS144 fEAfm6 OF GInaQElDa[3QQ.
A sEETcn OF TIE RRnE1, uousE or REPRE-.
sEsrATIyrs..
,r,or. ~. F-a,,,na- - F,,,.nsuz,
trto't 'ae t*A3.n4Aet " Sco'oass "
we cannot imagine u slnsle attribute pT
Which the lower House OF Congress now DE-
aeryes s The I1a name OF q representative body
Inc hnmp fa5name9I a1 H o. nngiana vas a, oeL-
Ief fene1 o. ne Englsa NINA ana ieellns,
nndef Gfom"eN' taan tne Aand.a1 ot men N
lne soul1elH emu q lue sllglnia Gapit9l Gan
cla,m 10 be me seat!meab oltae Gonlederate
people: many o1 tnose hoW slttns were
elected II socA manner tnat Asmoaeus nm
sell conla not point OUT thelr rconst1tuencles
or hclr dVeAng places Many others nave
been dismissed ny their constituencies TO mn
oblivion soon TO oeg1n, rom which tho hand
OF patron alone can rescue them. they
presume to leg1slate upon the property and
liberty OF great people. without any sense
OF that fesponsahIity EMch punlic servants
hare always 1eit IN thas country Tor their
masters.
released from the wholesome resfraints OF
The fear Of constituencies, they have, during
the present scsslon. sKulkcd IRON . decent
responsibility to public opinion. They have
presumed, while enacting the most stringent
laws touching properly and liberty e.sr ven
, 1864-02-19

rebels theac tugs are at Cairo, skipwtth's
Landing and mouth of Red and Afkansas
Rivers and arc used as tenders and dispatch
boats. -.>> :-.. - ;.
THB DIsrAreH sTxA4xRs.
Cnited Suites steamers General Lyon, Pilot &.
e. Erich; New National. Pilot A. Ii. Grant; Ike
Ham!nitt: VIM: H. brown. Acting Vol. L1ept.J 4.
Frank; Rob Hoy. - -
Thcse vessels arc used to easry the mails,
and the Lyon end National, heips The regular
mail boats, leave Cairo for the squadron on
the 1st and 18th Of each month The Ham
mitt, Brown and Rob Roy carry stores aud
coal to the vessels Of the squadron. ::
THH AUXILIARY VESSELS. -:
United States steamers Abraham, inspect1oa
chip, Acting Ensign VIM. Wagner: Black Hawk,
fsg ehip, Lieut.. Com. K. r. Breese: Clara Dolsop,
receiving chip. Acting Vol. Lieut.. John Srott !:
Gen. Price, Com. s. Z. Woodwork: Gen, Pillow,
guaEd ship, Acting Masters Mate j, Il. Rirafs ;
Gen. BInEg. Lieut.. Joshua Elshop; Juliet, Acting
ENSIGN II. E. Hainea; Key West; Kenwood, Act
J. T. Smith.
There nre three other boats repairing for
naval service, which will be used as storo
ships. The Hospital Department have also 3
Grge steamer, the Rcd Rover, which lies at
Memphis, aud is the receiving hospital ship
Of the Squadron. We will now give rcca-
pitulatioa Of tue Missiesippi Squadron, By
the different classes Of ses6eis, as enumerat-
ed aEoyc: .'.,' .'.'' -
, 1864-02-19

conndsnt&, rhysielan. uozmety Of s.. Louie, Mop
eorner Of Monros Chicago H.. halta b!scS from the
treais with unparalleled k1cccaa. Rooms ecparase.
where Ladies and 6cntiemen can consult tue DoctnT
viii the <tEicess nr1vAcy. QtAce hnurt from A. H.
tvSF H.: saadsys 10 10 IL 4. M. Con.arn.catioas
confidential. CohAutAtonf nee. Addr sa r. y. Box
:Si Kncosc two stamps ANA get his ;aide TO Health
From The noctoFs long esrcIisnes u aosn;1t. nd
xctec perfect epres I'll Chronic Diseases IN their
severe md complcxttu stAR e.. IN very horl
tinC, Without the u&e pf uuercutJs
Young mon suffering from stliA9nse art iav!tad 70
.1l!. perfect cure xarrlnsed. Female itfc-uiafi-
:les attcidnt Puberty. Menstrnatlon, " persons
tayinE any distractions to marriage. eaould can ~
prce ana be cured. Best ef city reierehres - TO
kGiiiiY ana R0cCGE1. lc4N<Nool.tW
, 1864-02-19
90 Gp11trartDrs


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s EEyrF f5F5aaE sst % aaSs::s; I'll Fss = I'll i s.
inGsSI FsbraaT I iss :os furnishing ths fo'
1s se{o s J,5f:S TSSSfS i ror nsEAg
paEt IT, tasts to TIE bread a:au and seu Il siul:
g1sefss aefs.f o. Il to pieces S. ,oasued aad
po9nSds efst sp. esusae ~ht.e sugar. In
ls1oeaIs,s ar efss au.ai.y nour manufactured from
2ItfESs 2sfes spTanE y MeGH5 Sr good seenA Winter vh:a
place Of 1u4nui.etura to b stasoi Ia thr ssds a
xhstasr II round or fat hoop barrels; lie hasrs 70
,esS bril- sest qna1tty kim d,.-t ccru eFe>, ia y.
Tae erands nd pacs q t. hsssa s s..s
thc bids. nud whGkcr II round Or n. hsnp bsr-.:s
p:rss T. Il e ssts eqss
e e? 1sas,4sa iss s
s Ron1ss e f. b.ss s1a z toSI
aasa!s n:y E. s9 srsne she
Mareb. 1871, % pounds TO ths n,nh;l, II good osa'
fRs aSo,c s,esss 10 b delivered ~ .xe ,vausl In
st.llmenss On the 1st and tolh, OF March. 1851.
,.sE
Ss: $ Ss b delivered with '
II nest boxes 81 eas board Or sia. iO15 bctsd ans
r. siosxs e BE- taspss;sa y sgch inspectors
4 printed copy Of this advertisement must b at
tachcd 10 each proposal. ane the proposals uusk ht
T. s snSBys & s
to the unders!sned) 1ihout written guarantee u
Al. y s
aeane .nsf
70 E. "a s1sfs
purchase. well % Tho nan,e Of contens wfta gross
, 1864-02-19

of uonu+rorz xo+a and ;nf.oora n,rr1es The
fev1 faithf1;1 1,sn 1xfn havs ,raraeyarrd in the
;.s1 VI ttcnuu ELL .sa an1 ;,h% huno. ~ 1eatc1e.
WI hae nat,tnt.a !so ta tfs;u no.,,,on for
conafderat,an r, the hehesfs of nower.
dE1r1yG ms RACE uR, ~.
The Beakt ia crttiro fnrfons MT the persfst
pree ~ the To6feders+e GoraTnncnf in re-
fnafne- to rncoonfze him IN ;the matter of the
carfef Tha lat fae of truce steamer brought
A acommnnicaf;on ffom him .adlresseil to Com
missioner T1nid wherein i1e threatens If lie
ia not recognized Immediately, to withdraw
ali commnnication br nag Of truce, Dread
mi aIternatiyei But better no conmunica-
tion at iii tt,on through the Beast, .:
80. TEr HEw CoSscRipT1oS.
:: We learn TINT. bv general order Of the Adj.
1Ltant General. cxanIHipg boards for con-
scr;rts viii he at once dfsnnized. and be COIN
noatd nj two medical officers and one EN-.
15nred Snrecon. In all cascs, where there
ar two msiiiea1 officers on the board for ex-
animation Of conscripts, recommendations
aud certificates must be concurred IN, and
signed ty both medical on'ceFs. -.
ANOTHER RAID ooHTEAPtArEp,
~Ircrnotion Inns been received, tlrourh
paseepgcrs by tho South Side Railroad, that
our authorities beyond Lynchbnrg, had re.
ceiyeu information that another serious raid
was contemplated by tho enemy, on some
point Of tue VirgInia and Tennessee railroad.
Our scouts arc watching the enemy by evory
hope Is entertained that any effort which may
10 attempted will be thWarted.
-. NARROW ESCAPE.
uatns easn, l.tag, artaa;s a.
!o,n toee e. rnnf an3 ~ nfter III
stae5 -, nj Wh;cb '+ha fan,iiv incinain1 thrce
e.sau' t.,na. ~ ~ aiaa-;.. .ssaa5 e 5-n,,ns,
5ustr,"+ian 10 ~ tha hni1a;nr IN ;n;,,rinr NJ
nestlpT1on T W ~ ~ .ha n5,ua.ts ~ ~ hsS nS
un1 - ~,ra.,aa ~ n,.aos+ @n;rsrnin1,a sn5 iba
@ 10 as haon 40 ntS11ad ~ ornwds ~ citi1enS
EI Luz i'ita sreAseU ~ ~
ei''1 A'1u nH1.uy. =: .
-,,, [t.Ao.I ~ .. n@.1,
~ ~ tba nie1,a x,1;ch o,I1;cfa tha,1e T.
the shane ~ the fm6 ~ three thnnsan13 MIA. 4.
nncrs chartered there ia 70 he immei1ata1v
Esmaii.nor an, iii f0't-4 "ee't''>
-, .s..,.1,,
Ma- fo"oH In TROUBLE
In the last Issue Of the Southern Ftnch, that
usually amiable and Punny gentleman appear.
I'd In grave hamor and Graver notice at
partnership Of the firm William B. Campbell,
late one OF the proprletors OF that journal, the
said Campbell having absconded from the
city without the knowledge or consent OF his
partners, and Alr. Punch particularly. There
fore Mr. Punch rcadjusts bis cap, willis away
tAe olnohs, "uu aauouuees Nus pnce u tne
M sanoe viii, the nsna1 carf,on aii1ressnd f. tie
nnhi;c - >'N >''''''' >>N>~N ~0Ne-
II snhsannent1r t1rncd mt tt,at Tho nh.
sconf5 ;ng nnrtner from Pinch was aecomna-
MIA T., },;s tlfol,t hv ~ - fcms1e WIN nnce beId
the raiotinn nf 1r,fe r. farTnar fraesrrer r~ ~
Tie nrw theafer 1.he nair Of innoeent f1oxea
i.aye tlown sonth. ev1denf1y with the inten.
, 1864-02-19

ttt TSeee tin clads as they are 50 called arc
mostly cunboats' extemporizcd from light
dracht stern-whecl steamers, though some
few are efde-wbeel, and are plated with Hight
irnn njatcs. being mostly used as guerilla
heats to nrotcct our transient steamers, and
mr. rsed also ~ conyoys for bouts having
Enyernmcut stores. They arc perhaps as eff
cienf a class Of bocta as nc hare In the squad
ron, and during the var have done valuable
service on thu Mieeissil ri. There are ten
more Of these boats in process o. eonstrnc-
lion: most of Which arc fitting out at Cincln-
natl. 4, ........-~'
TIE oED.AsczvsssEls.
Ualted States steamers: Great Weete.1, Acting
Volunteer Lat:af. W em.ston; Judge 1uFssnce.
lug Eaisy, I'd Asst. Ensincc: Darell-
TIE xorr41 FLEET. j. j
This ia composed OF, about, thirty mortar boats
cauy.ugS and 10 inch morta<a, PVT q Wnlcn r.
iayinc u 1,ctwccn Cairo md Mound City and tne
bafance ut the Meynphis Nary Yard Being com
posed Of iron they can b made available at any
time when they arc needed for eezriee.>
TIE BlN FLEET.t.
United States steamers: Fulton. Master 8. Cod
nan: Horncr. Master r. DaiEell; Lionesa, Nae
Ter T. o. Reilly; Monarch. 1ieatenant T. ". Har-
lett. Madison, Switzerland. Acting MAE
ter r. Baldwin.
TIE NAMuSE En1GApI.
United states steamers: Baltic, Pacific, Louis
VILE Cheetmau and tour othefs, Lieut. Col J. Il
lei, il. :'>:::t
TIE ruaa. :: III. E. -: -, -. :: :
United States tags: MIgnonetts,s Paay;, Ivy:
n.,;n;s1t nstoa psadehon Acting h'ster Aitnsoa 81;
With two tugs recently captured from the
, 1864-02-19

orr tn the Governor and Council. The opp1i.
can't had then just commenced his public
career. having spoken at political meetings
with excellent effect. The Governor rem ark;
ed: sIhaye considered bis 'case, and shnu
not appoint him, for nc Is TOO smart o man,
and too rtod mechanic, to I'LL the position.t
what lid you say vas his na'ne" asked
councillor, vino had not listened very atten-
lively: His name, re2bea tne eoscsno1'
~.is- Nathaniel T: BanRs
Sir Charles Lyeu, the eminent geoiosfs1,
~, area as farce in extent as all Great Britain
Can Rnf1er nrouoses to establish COM
MN echoa1 svsten at Norfolk and Fortress
Monrna 4,oiciied ;npon that Of a1tssaehu.
satts ,,Is vii insure tbs education Of hun
51eSs oc ~ ro3nrcd children. It il sad fact
tEsf If nc:rly 4 SEQ colored eo.dIers in camp
on The eastcrn shore Of Maryland, not one can
either reaii orWrite. :
"a r.,,,,o man t,cs arrived in LYONS, Iowa.
FINN rs,;tn7nia-, with q good claim to a con-
side,,11a rnrt3;on oY lie real estate Of that
tie time Of s 59 5s a1s aoaS sMe9 9hs
Hsouattsra."
p q : Weston. Tient Governor Of South
ro-a1;nn j;sa - cn,nsnu,ntion m tho 25th 1lIt.
IL .,ae v.1' ~ ,.nttro ~ Enrjsnd.
"ao A"o ~ ~, rr1.e1.,o..o r, ,,,r,
,-Ihe 1fc pr1Gaae OF Naaricstoai =. ~, n1u1 III,
pcr Tour hundred ana MY men, ~ aao7s y. 1oa
'eglment. 80, :. :,
Patterson McGee. the Presidents late
coaehman, who Was discharged previous to
the burning Of the stables at the White House,
ms 6een arrested on an alleged cnarge OF IN
The New Bedford. Mass, Standard says
that eX.bfavor Nyn of that citv who has been
, 1864-02-19
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

-
Mrs. Tom Thumb is mother.
-ThurloW Weed is specializing IN whisky.
Rebel General Har{iee has madc use Of
his :: t:tactics'' to obtain q wife.
-Gcorre Aneustus Sa1a, tho. correspon
dent of he Lof1don Islcd7auh. is poing to
Hayana. Int ia coming Gack again In the
epring.
TO ret the nost cream from milk let 1t
be oay s9s; dssp T. i II, tas pans in
~ ~ 1,sfr ~ ~. an1;rons - made If iron. but in
+ho o1abn,ta ~ 1tai;n, stSia ~ tha seventeenth
nnntaru ala r. ancfion In Paris tI,e
o1hor IL, "G,r rs > ey1 nn0f Nj In IN pn1d
. M VI c,ar,vman su9ecsts f,nr;nn
Lent m Ih Absences e from from III iuxafiss at table,
Ia'aer a+ 'aan an sn y, esaritv What is s'sred
~ ~! .as1 ~ aas 9, ~ ee eansee - ~ H. tah1e -
Aon .ae eAua - Ths:a- ,as.s- ~ .,a
ley !. Henry thay9a, p4stor ~ aaoa,tn " ~ n5
, 1864-02-19
Amount Of Cotton in the Con
leder{IEy.

from tho Cincinnati Gazette, Feb. 13.
Several estimates, which are entitled to
somc consideration, have been made Of the
amount Of cotton In the South Tho esti-
mates Of 3f1. Crid1and, late acting English
Consul at Mobile, and Of 3fr. lunch, for
many years English Consul at Charleston,
were hid before Parliament in an oft1cial pa.
per last year, The former estimates 1t at
3,000, 600 bales in August, 1862; the latter at
S,a50,ooo at about the sane time: A state
federate source, figures as follows: Crop Of
1861, $500, 600 bales; 1853, 1,000, 900; 1868,
1,C00, 600; total, 5,500, 900. Exported, ~, ,ooo
DESTROYED, $50, 600; consumed, 1900; to-
tai, 2,500, Geo; leaving the stock in the coun-
trr, LIST September, 1868, 5000, ,0M.
The Richmond WStg says various estimates
hare appeared at different. times in Southern
papers, many Of which place The quantity in
The Confederacy ut 3, 500, Coo 1t says perhaps
an estimate Of j, ,000, 900 bales On the 1st Of
January, 1854, will not be far wrong.
The rebel disposition is to- cxasgerate the
and this trade ia the iuduceInent they hold
out to foreign powcEs for Intervention and
recognition. But the estimate In the Man
chester ExaHsiaer Is moderate In regard to tue
amount raised during two years Of the war,
and 1t seems largo In the amount destroyed
3,000, ,0c0 bales. The Richmond Why knows
Of course the. amount the rebel government
has taken. That would lcavc In private hands,
Sept. list, 1861, 2,T00, ,000 bales. as new
crop has come in since that, while the block
ado has been growing more stringent: and
any longer relied upon to bring in foreign
intervention, It is probable that fhis amount
is not diminished, and, indeed, the rebel esti-
mate Of 3,000, 600 'nales In the country seems
reasonable one, for the prestnt time. This
which, at $500 bale, or 50 cents q pound,
{thc present price at New York is 81, would
amount to $50, ,0OO, coo. IN our currencY
, 1864-02-19

EHIu uQuAETEE31AarEIt 0K1ICE.i
WARRINGTON DKroT. Deremoct 8, 19t3,

rALED e2s aSiie s1s y sas 40 aras
,ss tor sp9Plyt1g 1hs Gunfstrs5tsr s.,1ass III e
PLACES EIf H.y Com, o.t: ana ssfsv ~, hnz.,,,
9a III. e. &c g
re, fssy 1{i @sfs ds]i!s1ss .ns1sas '5s aasa
e s. ssss:s'
Psss ~. . saea sseas .ssss seeas
,bxa
to the Government Thetar snd straw to be securely
ne par t-ua1 stad OF description Of osp. cora hsy
or suAv, rrsposed to be delivered lhusf ba stated L
II shs sItcje, offered under tha bids helta lnvttse
m r. s1osst Z TT, o the
I'll + !. a s e y e.
the Wnole amount contracted for ahAn haTa hesn d.
fss oassr s g required to ns
posal E:a Sqa,A1 A9n:d y TEe re:paa,ssloie psf
Fiji, fs tsn e.ss
The tamr, x1sd gooe ana .anicea: su+e,es Ia sga
iosEs esoPosea i eca5s.9y v,ta ::T%s 81
ees SSt
ioweat bidder. or The pessoa to whom thu
S.;e. ,esx.
Inlei atatss g -one1s. Of rasponsiole perzor
Al 5letss. u s. anly noanee OF the aeesaaaeso.
- {4l Ea@s "a T; saes:sS Of each bidder na.
oe lcE!6ly *ftSs.1 @ 2 p sne H1oposa i ur,u,n.rcs
Fl, b; 9 sad skoald 10 pls!sly @atssd" Psopesah
Roacs. il : sum sd1al 70 the amount orthe contract
fsns5E sapE s oeSs of &C.. md bonds mar
'0''so er .PP}3fsa'?9 T5Fa Sc T ies FkofSsA1 SseiS
, 1864-02-19
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DITTsBURGH, FORT WAYNE

DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
Il AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFY1Cx OF THE SHCcKTAEY.
P1TxHuuroH. Pa, February leta. 156t5
The ANNUAL MEETING OF tie Stock aud Bond
and such otler hnalnees may cone before It. vi! be
htld at the oce Of said an e Ct Pitt
4. d. 1854, Kt 10 A. M
1t their ofice in tho city Of Tttebnrg and at their
transfer Agency in tie city Of New 1o-Gr VIII be
remain closed un1 the 18th Day Of March thereafter.
fc1t-wSio-tomchI7 ". II. BARNES, Secretary.
NER CT ANTS SAVINGS,
1xE LOAN AID TRUST COMPAEF.
= CRIc4 GO. Feb; 10th, 1864
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Foupan5 for Tic Election Of thirteen Trustees will
be held Ut thelf 0hsce MONDAY. March eth, be-
tween tie hours Of "a. u. ant {. u:
fc1Sw57S1Gt L. J. GAGE, CashleF.
, 1864-02-19
TEE g. S. MISSISSIPPI RIVER
SQUADRON.

Early History Of tic Squndron-Tho
Navnl Headquarters-Ees< of the
Squntron-NarRlK Recruiting Stations
-Tlac Marine CorpS-T2se Volunteer
OfncGrH Of the XECktexn N2EY.
, 1864-02-19

Dr. Hr.cru. Cancer and Consumption Champion
rnE located ii 165 Dee, bnrn etTeet. 0pp0s3n Fott "
cc ChlcnEo. II. ae successfully Hills and e1traeo
four hours AlRo cures all Gtnd. OF sores and AI
chronic diseases and pies A eufr MEaJt ~ atha
tccd Of a pay.' r, o. Boz 61S& fs6K5aedlm
, 1864-02-19
ASSETS FOR JANUARY /, 1851.

ASSETS FOR JANUARY /. 1851.
Cash. Mkt value:
Rss$
tutctfst. o'0's "
-.... s9a6l3 4
State of Connecticut per interest. 900 90
Sss 5ss AZ S
s:s:e Hisstyas.s IS cent iateIts:::;.~.. 3s g
sas Yars ess
State Of Indiana, IA per cent 1nte1est..... $500 %
:: z. sss.lso q
up,ueun,,s,tasE aEAI 4 Hs1t,5Ea HsHATa: Cincinnati
Louisville ant, at5s.49 a1t59sSsnHsPSNt!' HsN ses ls
Money due tho Company md secured By :.
mof's'E' anu 'n5ets1'; BeSns. ....:-''.'.' ss's" %
efas5 e,;x Yoada pei iii s@
G: ssaa sas 2
New York City Bondt per cent and fns... $1,000 %
3: ~, 800 %
go shares llsEtford anu New Haven Rasl ,oo NJ. ~
&c tssles e So1sssiiisaf River i f. Stesk, S
UNITED sFATPs sTocKs. ~ ~
united SSEsboHs Ssssi 15ess fRs sfs 10 %
Atlantic ,Ma.asi Insurance com1sny. scrip -, =.
R:Sss ssss's as$ SSsS; sss;s
1,,; -, ;, . sls,9so %
1ss s?Rs ssss County STOCK:
S9s shares Gisy Bank ssqsk;. Sssoe g
sssfss Eaessnse
I'D shares Fames' md Mechanics' Bszk .,o,, ~
800 sssfss sases ;iticra STOCK Bsni q
10 shares aicIchants' and Manufacturers =. ~,
, 1864-02-19
,Dlar anu Wemp.

IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULr
~ TURE. WAen1Saroy. D. c., Dec. Is, 1853.
To the Growers and Aanuf curers Of Flax and Hamp:
se5'is!lng 9i RSR: ]. aoTshs.d: e Fena;ylvsnis,
Warder Ct 0h1o, to consider the following appropra-
ton made By the last Congress, VIZ:
splsiSahnS snd gsspaFnS hax snd hs@r Is suestl'
Having met, and after seyerat days' Investigation.
believing that further and !uer notice Of their n
TfHdgnd0ns might plod1Ce valuable re5ults, I'D.
gonrned to meetagan on "wednesday, the 2ith day Of
They ie1uest ali Interested IN the distribution CT
ths sn1iogs so devssop tne saPtest
before that day, samples Of ttc hemp ano nax u
the different st1ges Of preparation: the aorts and
msats of va1ioGs pIocesssa uasd I'D tna s1st ot
kinds and cost Of machinery used, whera Ula de- DC,
together With an5 and all information that may be
This Information ia necessary before an inseligens
distribution OF tho approprist1on can 21 nA4S:,
deo<t4774m ComIuissfontT.