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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08
81. T.-lSEO.--X.

PERSONS OF sEpENTARY HABITS TROUBLED
with Weakness asstude patalion of the heart lack of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver constipation,
&c. deserve to suffer il they will no. try the celebrated
PLANTATION eiTTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medical au-
thores and warranted to produce an Immediate ben
edcal erect. They exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure, and must supercede all olhsr tones where a
healthy, gentle stimulant is required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antido.e to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermttant fevers.
They purify the breath and acdity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhca, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the angud brilliant and
exhausted natures restorer. They composed Of
the celebrated Calsaya bark, wintergreen sassafras
roots and herbs, all preserved in pure 81. Croix
For particulars circulars and testimonials around
each bottle. ....... ....
Beware ofimposters Examine every bottle. See tina,
IT has D. S. Barnes signature private T. s. Stamp
over the cork, with plantation scene, and firm sigma
ture fne steel plate engraving side LABEL See
that bottle is not reled with spurious and deieer
Gus stuff. We defy any person to match the taste OF
charaSter OF our goods. Any person pretending 10 sell
Plantation Bitters by the gallon in bulk is mpos-
ter. We sell only in our log cabin bottle. Any person
Initiating this bottle, selling any other material there
in, whether called Plantation Bitters not is criminal
under the Z. 8. Law, and viii be SO prosecuted by US
We already have our eye on two parties re-Ring our
bottles, &C., who will succeed in getting themselves into
close quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation Bit
tiers from ladies' clergymen, merchants &c. Is perfectly
Incredible. The simple trial of bottle is the evidence
present of their worth and superiority They sold
by all respectable druggists, grocess physicians hotels
saloons, steamboats, and country stores
T. II. DRAKE & co.
IS goa Bsoadicdy, Ne,o York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Wooa.-Grcat calls for wood during the
past week, and that article has been decided
ly on the rampage. The body Of snow on
the ground, the unbroken roads, the intense
cold weather and the consequent demand, all
have conddced to this decidedly undesirable
state of affairs for consumers Wood on the
street has sold readily at such figures as the
dealer might have the conscience to put on
it. The ruling p,ice has been 70, half a cord
or so $3.50 10 81; for anything over half a
cord, S4,25 to 81 so; aid for anything near
cord, S.. The past week will learn a val
liable lesson to not few Of our citizens, who
have been buying their wood by the load, or
as they could catch it in the market. Deal.
ers are acquiring fondncss for selling by
the jag, which fondness should be interfered
with. Many who have large quantities on
hand, and are hauling to town every day,
refuse to contract cord by measure. The
reason is obvious. There arc dealers, how
ever, of whom our citizens can purchase their
wood, who will sell it by the cord, piled and
measured. and they are the ones to patron
ize. The ruling price for good wood is $3.50
for green, and 81 for dry, per cord.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Df1tb # Gee. W. R3a.Hi This young
gentleman, q ,nqnibe, OF the First Iowa Bat.
terry, and son Of J. Q RowHp, uf this place,
died in Dubuque last Sabbath. lie had been
sick for some time, and his father went to
Helena for the purpose ofbringins him home,
and did bring him as FAR as Dubuque, where
no died us above stated. Mr. RowNp was d
young man Of strict morality and stern nteg.
rjty, and his early death will be deeply Ia,
meuted by Q largo circle Of relatives and
friends.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

The Quota Of BiacL Xawh Co.-With
two or three exceptions, each township of
this County has filled its quota. We are
promised that before we go to press we shall
be furnished with list of the volunteers
from each township, and il it comes to hand
in tune, il may be found in another coIu,ar.
Therefore at present writing wo cannot say
which of the townships are delinquent, but
understand that East Waterloo is one of them.
being five or six short of its humber. Our
noghboring town Of West Waterloo is sound
on the goose, as is proved by tho many brave
and patriotic men it has furnished during the
war, but we hear of pretty good note upon
our neighbors in connection with this last
call. The last day Of grace was about expir.
ing, and they were two men short. Cedar
Falls having a surplus man after filling its
own quota, gave him to Waterloo, but Still
they were one short. The town was ran.
sacked from enc end TO the other, but not
single man could be scared I'D that was win.
ing to enlist. When about giving up in des-
pair, some one happened to think Of negro
resident who had not been applied to, when
straghtxay the dusky son of Africa was be.
set by crowd of selfconstitutsd recruiting
officers, who finally prevailed upon hiih1 to
enlist. Thus it was that Waterloo was saved
from the draft, and her quota is now filed by
twenty-fi white men and one darby.
Though not commencing work until the
eleventh hour, Cedar Falls came eff with fy.
ing co!ors, contrary to the expectations Of
many. The credit of this is due mainly to
Mr.. Ii. II. CARPENTER, cur local recruiting
officer, and to Lieut.. SESSIONS. The latter
gentleman rendered very timely and efficient
aid, but his duties as Deputy Provost Marshal
prevented him from giving his whole time to
the matter. On the other hand, HANK CAR
PENrER laid all other business aside and went
in on his nerve. He did not take hold of the
thing until some fifteen days since, at which
time there had been nothing done, to speak
OF. Since that time he has worked days,
nights and Sundays, without Cessation, and
ne has the proud satisfaction Of knowing
Ina: his labors were not in vain. With a
quota Of thirty seyen TO Oil, there were en-
listed forty-one men, three OF whom being
rejected, left Us one in excess Of our quota,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Hurrah! our quotas filed!
And we are out OF the DRAFT;
Iarrah, hurrah let all hurrch.
For We are cut Of the ira:.
Cedar Falls has her quota full
The best Of the news I've heard
No draft all danger Ger, harrah!
/ feel could iy like bird
Las. week thought they wouldn', fetch Il,
And dreamed o: the draft to be;
! saw myself with sccoutrements
Standing picket In the army.
But, oh ! how happy wife1l Be
When she hears the glorious news;
Che, so sure that I'd be drafted,
Now viii slightly change her vis~s.
But tell You what Ifsaredit,
With no hope to get exempt,
For I'm young and strong and rugged
'Twould be nonsence to attempt.
! have no taste FOR soldering. - .-.,
And my business ties are strong;
Then my wifs-I know 'twouli kill her,
And for me to so how wrong.
But, those boys who've volunteered,
They as well as no, can go; So. o..
Ills for their interest every Way, r..
And the bounty makes 1: 50.
..# tr.
Brave boys they are, and patriots.
Who've gone to join the holy ns,s,
Not hesitating till conscripted
Into the triumph!ng cause Of Right
70 Cedar Falls tits creditable
Thus answering Abraham's call; So.
And hope that now Rebellion
May In its last ditch fall. .
Hurrsh our quotas filled,
And we are out Of the draft,
Hurrah, hurrah let all hurrah,
For we are out Of the Draft!
OAR FALLS, January 9Th, 1864.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

foundry We direct the attention Of our
readers to Tho Foundry advertisement of Mr..
II. c. OvERMAY, to be found in this paper
HANK " is al. right any way you are am;nd
to take him, and deserves to be patrouzed
extensively. When in need Of castings Of
any description give him caa aad lie viii
DO the fair thing By you every time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

LaJoring under DiGiculties.-Wo have
had no eastern mail since week ago last
night, on account Of the blockade of the rail.
road by snow. Ii any one thinks il an easy
matter to get up newspaper under such cir
cunstanccs we would like 10 have him try il
just once, and but once, for we are too hu.
name to desire to see norcihan a single in
| stance Of such dire affection imposed on any
human creature. II gives man Tie blues.
it makes him cross, heart sick, Disguised, .ana
swearing, tearing nad,--in fact lessons his
chances for future happiness very materially.
Just think Of getting up readable sheet
without the aid Of newspapers, telegraph re-
ports, or correspondence. Nothing but your
own brain to depend on, and that frozen up
BY the thirty yards below zero weather.
headers, there's no use of talking, it can't be
did. To cap the climax OF our difficulties
The clements for The past week hare been on
such fearful rampage, that nothing of 10.
cal nature has tlanspired worthy of being
chrcnicled. II mon could keep from freez-
ing they were perfectly satisfied, without cut
tirg up shindics or INDUCING in matters Of
public nature that would furnish food for orr
starving columns. We have done the best
we could under the circumstances. We
place before our readers some news Telegraph
ed expressly for the GAZETTE, and though
the expense to us is considerable, yet if il
prove OF interest TO our readers, we are salts
fed. There seems to be dcarth Of exciting
events in the cutter world, which may prob,
ably be accounted for in the fact that the
cold snap Of the last week seems to have cx.
tended over all parts Of the country, even To
the extreme South, as may ~ learned by re-
'eirins to our reports The new year makes
his advent in an extremely violent and pug
nacious manner. aud we certainly hope that
masprcr age will tame down his present can.
tankerous propcnsities.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

The AneTicdn 70 be Opened. under.
stand that Mr.. LEvERIcil, late of the firm Of
GoopnEAp & LEvsRIcH, has rented The Amer
lean House, aud will throw it open to the
public iii the course Of week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Attention, THE citizens Of Cedar Falls are
requested 20 attend meeting to lie held on
Tuesday evening next at the horticultural
room, for the purpose Of re-osganizing tlo
Ladies Soldiers Aid Society, under new
constitution. .aeaa.. GEL. ..a ss,tamw 4ras1 !
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Is,sgrop9.-Mr. l. ii. EoarY is the tele-
graph operator q, this point. He is fully
posted in his calling, and those having bust.
LESS 70 transact with him will find him most
agreeable and accommodating gentleman to,
deal with
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08
MAZDA ME l.. c. cHEvALIERs INsrRucTIo IS

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Generally viii find il TO their advantage to study MAD
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Ing all Irregularities In Mensru
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A
>rrRyDr-c rxvAryp

Published for the benefit and canton young men
and others, who suffer from debility Early Decay
and their kindred ailmentssuppyinB the of sell
cure By enc who has cured himself after being victim
Of misplaced confidence in medical hubus aud quaei ry
Fly enclosing post paid directed envelope sngle copies
may be had of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq
Bedford, Kings County, New York. apr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Remeral. - Mcssrs. T. i. & II. II. Can,
TEsrEs have removed their Office to the sec
ond floor Of MAGGAEr's building, over CAIN
& GEisN,R's Ciuthiug Store. If you wish to
purchase Florence you knew now where
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

-iaj.tant Generals Report. We are in
debted to Lieut. A. CONVERSE for the report
OF the Adjutant General of iowa. I, com
prises two large volumes, and includes The
Rosters Of all tho Iowa troops up to til,
Forty first lnfantry, Sixth Cavalry and
Third Battery, besides tho Southern and
Northern EFgad2s. 1t is interesting and
yaluabla
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Rhsrs Bound.-About twenty Of the vol.
unteers from this town are going to company
Il, 3lst Iowa, about six for some Iowa Cav.
airy regiment in Texas, and the remainder
scattering. ~ I'll
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Board Of Supervisors. The County Board
adjourned last evening after a session Of four
days. We hope synopsis, ct least of their
proceedings may be given to the public.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08


The Rail Roaa.--A large force of hands
is at work at different points on the line
clearing the track from the snow which now
blockades it. There is some prospect Of the
cars reaching here to morrow, but it is more
than probable that the track will not be clear.
ed before the first Of the week. The drifts
hTe so solid that team can be driven over
them withou. breaking the crust, and the
shoYelers are obliged to drive their spades in
to...he snow with their feet, as they would in
digging up earth. Under these circunstsn-
ces it can be readily imagined that the clear.
Ing Of one hundred miles Of track is no chld's
play. Misery loves company, they say, and
we have the satisfaction of knowing that
plenty Of others are in tho same boat with
ourselves. They were week at Dubuque
without an eastern train, land Dubuque the
metropolis Of Iowa; think Of it.
Since writing the above we have inf r ma
ton that the train viii probably reach here
tomorrow.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Farm for Sale.--See advertisement in an
other place Of E. STEAEEs, offering his farm
and dairy in East Waterloo for sale.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

To Toluntesrs.---To morrow morning (Sat-
srday) the recruits from this Township start
for Davenport. They go from here 10 Iowa
City in sleighs, and from there TO the rendez-
vous BY railroad. It's impera,iyey necessa.
" tina. every volunteer from this Township
10 at the Carter House tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock, ready to start. Some of our
recruits have been Of the opinion that they
could wait and 60 with squads from other
localities. Tbs is mistake. Their names
only appear on one muster roll, and that roll
will be in the hands Of the officer having this
particular lot in charge, and he, and he only,
can provide them with subsistence and trans
portation; and moreover, If upon arrival of
our quota At Davenport, any man Of the
number be not present to answer to the roll
be will lose his Government bounty. Thus
is will be seen how very necessary it is that
every man be en- hand promptly, and that pill
90 in body. Four large slsighs have been
proYided to Garry tue mel, to iowa City, and
the o1cer in charge will be Deputy Provost
Marshall. W.CAsr, Of Mason CITY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

Rstray.-See the advertisement Of Moan
MORGAN in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08

o. 1.-The Ladies' Union League will
meet at the League rooms on Saturday TO.
morrow afternoon at half past two o'clock.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-08
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Ii / u ID.

I
On January Ith 1854 at her residence IN Psrkersbur
BIAS. ELIZABETH CCENELL, wife Of Rev joys Cos.
NELL, formerly Of Leeds, Yorkshire, England aged 81
years, lacking % days. Funeral Services PARKER.
School House, on Sunday the iith at II O'clock A. NJ
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On the fret Of January TIE GAZETTE turned over new
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which Will be invariably and inpar,a'ly adhered to-
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE CoUSTy--%s.
By virtue of a special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk the District Court ef said county in favor
Of Turner Wilson Co. and Converse Harding Co.. and
against Hugh H. Smiley have levied upon and will sell
highest bidder. al the front door ID the Clerks Office
the District Court ~ Lee county, Iowa keokuk in said
soanty tle 9th DIS Of March, A. D. 1854. between
hours Of O'clock L. N. and o'clock 2. NJ commencing
at O'Clock r. NJ Of said day the following property
Wit Twenty 10 feet front fffh street by hun
dred feet 1uO deep out Ut lots and la block co, COM
mencing point the line Of lot II and FIFTH
street. hundred feet fruH johnson and forty
feet from this allie, running through block Sc thence
the line OF lot and Fifth towards said alley tv~nty
feet thence right angles TO 5th lots and
TO hot O. in block &c hundred feet; thence along the
line Of lots and toward johnson st. - feet thence across
lots eight and to the line vi oi ON ith street
the point Of beginning in the city Of keaknk Lee coun
y, Iowa for the payment Of hrst the Judgment Of Tur
ner. Wilson Co. secondly. the amount due Converse
Harding Co.. and any oyerfus 70 Margaret e. Davies
Taken levied upon and to pc sold by order Of court te
1 satisfy said writ or execution
| Printers Fee 81 50 lSkAEL ANDERSON,
keoknk. Jan % 1884. Sheriff Of bee Co. Iowa.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE or iowa, LEE Coryf>-~ y AZ
BY vTsus Of srscdal execution me directed i.s,
by the Clerk of tbs District Court said county in yr
of Thomas Davis and against Sanford Bares VI (ewe,
r B. Hiumap, T. r. Ford and d. w. Ferd land .,sc a.
against Levi Wood and others thsrtaa pslael hsy
svsd upon and will reil 10 the highest bidder II The front
~, iowa at Kecknk in said county % the g5l d. AZ
february A. lto4 between the hours II 8 o'clock A. "
and O'Clock NJ commencing at clock NJ Of sid
HinRisn cowls~ snbdi vision Of the seHwest qarter
Of Section invent, seven Il Township north
OF hane nve ts wrst, In Ice tnfs Iowa. nsneh
may he necessary. - 4&48
Taken levied upon and be sold by orar at court TO
setN&y sad viii q exec1ssion. <AflN g@s -
keoknk, JAN q, 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON
frnteTs lee 80. shsrir Vt Lss CO.. Iowa.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

IN SrAfE o. Iowa, Ike Co.'S.
Bv Of special executoIto directed issued
hy the Of the Dsricf cert cf county
~ Buter, and against John A. Patterson land also
o against o. r Ingham and r. D. Inghaus have
upon and will sell - the highest hitiier, at the
levS OF the Clerk Office of the District Court Of Lee
from o. wa NJ keokuk, In said county the 5h day
county, D, 1864, betw-ea the hours Of O'Clock N.
g nsIcn. -. ", commencing at c'elock p NJ. Of said
ana c!ock nroperty, to-wit Lot No nine 49, ia
asy inc following in the city of kcoknk Lee county,
Iowa. hs .,,s ty craar - ...rx. ..
Taken, levied upon and B.
satisfy said writ OF execution I'll ANDERSON
Printers Fee E. 5A.l IsRA Of Lee Ca Iowa
& ksekuk. Jan -, 81 Sherii. -
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CHERIFE7S SALE.

STATE nF Iowa LIE Co.--ss.
By virtue of special ii directed issued
the Clerk the District Court II said favor
II O. c. Hale and Daniel kenaeiy Executor u Wm. Ken
ne,iy deeased Ew ard h Hart, tai also decree against
Ann NJ HART have levied upon and Will sell t. the
highest bidder the frant door If the Clerks Office uf
the District Court af Lee comfy Iowa Reokuk, in said
county, the 9TH DAY - March 4. r. 1894 between the
hours VI ociork 4 and o'clock p. NJ commencing
oclock " Of said day, the fallewing property twit
The front fifty feet ~ loo twelve I2 in hsk t~entysiS
u in the city kseknA Lac county, Iowa being nifty
e on Jehns6n street ty hffs FRET scnnd street in
square sspe. beginning nj ihe If segsnd and
johnson streets ia said bot Twelve i2 thence nifty feet
alo. so,rl street s the alley IN said bipt L thence
hsy feet right angie Second street towards Third
lots eleven and twelve 2 thence nifty feet
along johnson Second street ~ place u begin
ming With the inprez ements thereon.
Taken levied upon and he sold ty order Of court to
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printers Zee s. 5o.f ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Keokrk Jan. - se4 sheriff II lee Co. Iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ Starr lows. Lrx Cos.
Fly virtue cf execution 10 directed ssned by the
Clerk the District Court of said county. ia lyaT Il
Hose. Pierce % and against Jon "a Jieuehtrn have
levied upan and viii seal the highest tlser, the
front dp,r II The Clerks @ q the district Court Il Tee
eannty. Iowa. keekuk ~ sid ecrnty. on thcth DAY
o March, A. D. Isfi between the hears # ceuk
and clocs commencing st 2n'ciCes Of said
s the following property, o-~ft- hc naT hesf guar
Tar ~ The EVFtsst quarter q section thirty 30 and the
southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
l9 ali in township sixtyieht north If range
~-s and the northeast quarter or The southeast
quarter section fwentyfasr IA township sixty~even
O. north II rangr r. wsf, in Lee county Iowa
Taken levied upon and r. he sa BY order
| satisfy said writ II execution,
| Printer Fee 81 a9f ISRAEL ANDERSON.
keokuk Jan - ~. sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa