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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

The Experiences Of Boots on tho Fourth. -
10 the Gaeeste: -. ....... .........
Whenever in the order Of circumlocution
the day we celebrate wheels up. generally
am on hand to declare my allegiance and re-
new my independence. Therefore, on that
glorious last Monday went to town on SKIN.
NEs's marc--wishing it had been FLEsuEn's
which was q sore trial to me, for the pur-
pose of conforming to my principals. was
amused to find yet SO many hearts in patriotic
bosoms bubbling for freedom and our radiant
land. was more than amused to meet in
the vast resource present ono CYNTHIA, a
gushing, blue.eyod lass, said to be sweet six.
teen, once fame to me. She Was in from
the setting sun visiting the 4th. So was I.
She was lonesome. Twas, too. So wo play
ed the greenable one for the other. We per-
meated the streets hand in hand. l bought
6reerncker and held it in my hand while it
expostulated to amuss her. l bought her
cracker and cheese which delighted her for
some moments. I got an orange which was
constantly in her hand till her mother took
it away. Then she felt SO bad had to buy
her flag for her bosom and some candy to
take the Jumps out Of her throat. Many
looked at the loungingly AZ walked up and
down swinging her fair hand. had some
dollars in money and let it 90 without re-
Elections to expense, which was muchly the
secret Of my saecsss. We laughed and talk.
ed and said wilticisms. We was At the speech,
where CYNTHIA got tired from exhaustion
and had to hold her in my strong, brave
arms. She was lovely burden, and as
looked on her brown head resting 20 trust.
ingly on my manly breast, thought myself
enjoying the pleasantest doings Of the day.
We went to the fireworks, and it being dark
I had to keep my arm consistently around
her, that she might not stray to some foreign
hemisphere. Being short, now and then I
had to hold her up to see something extra.
Oh l might 60 on innumerably, but think
best to drop the curtain here. There was
many who seemed blessed with circumfersn.
ecs much like minc--but think and CYx-
TINA outstripped rything. -,
The 4th Of July-,hat day which makes
our hearts feel big and swell with commotion
lis past, and now peacefully sleeps among
the things that used to was! Let me drop
tearl Alas! that this day designated to US
by the Pilgrims of our Fathers shouldn't be
any longer than other days in its nsighbor-
hood, and like rs must be nscessitated to
have an end, being Of the earth clayey, earthly,
etc. All! now the briney juice of my low
blcating heart bursts up under the vigorous
hydrannic pressure Of my feelings, till I can
scarcely see to guide my glowing pen to
these last words-farswell old 4th Of July.
Yours, sghissly.
CAPT. sooTs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Bills Allo,red. We print this week a
schedule of bills allowed by the board Of Su-
parvisors at their June session.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Tie Woundsd.-In the long list Of casual
ties in Gen. SHEsMAS's army, at his recent
rcpulse, VIE finl no names of members of
companies from this portion of the State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

W The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society Of
Cedar Falls meets regularly every Tuesday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, in Horticultural Hall
A general attendance invited. 3tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Dessrter Arrested.-Deputy Provost Mar
Jshal SESSIONS on Monday arrested a desefter,
by the name of G. j. RoSlNsoN, and conveyed
hir, to Jail at Waterloo. ROBINSON first de-
serted from the 18th Wisconsin and enlisted
in the Gath of the same State, received the
bounty and then deserted from that. He
had also deserted his wife, and was waiting
ut this place to be joined by woman whom
it il safe to catalogue among the frail sis
ssra ~ 'F. 1887 ~ .. '. .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Neo Stors.-Mr. ROBERTS, Of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, is putting up store on Main Street,
% by 40 feet, two stories high.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Estray.-See notice of four head of stray
ed cattle. ........,...r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Found at Last.-The painting of The
Shsperdess." which attracted so much atten.
ton at the Fair, was drawn by Mr. SwIrzER,
Of Cedar Falls.-Dubuaue Times ..aEl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Boy Wanted.-We want good, steady
reliable boy of about seventeen years Of age,
~ an apprentice to the printing business.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08


TIGElTNESS OF THE CHEST. - We
sneeze slight thin sharp, icho matter from
our nose We have heavness Of the head great oppres
sion Of the chest tghness and little tenderness
In the region Of the lungs Now attention given
to this state Of facts inflammation Of the lungs or con-
gsson may take place. and death be with us before we
are aware. et ts .ta
BRANDRErH's PILLS,
Say two four, or six, according to age and const
tuition, must be taken They must purge very freely,
drink warm drinks while the fever lasts and diet
plenty Of good Indian meal Cruel chicken broth with
plenty Of rice in IT, By this treatment second or
third day the disease will be cured This complaint 10
going the rounds and will be followed by dysentery and
darrhea bat they win becured by the same process
The wise will have Brandretbs Pill. where they car be
easily laid hold on and By taking them By the directions
safety and heath will follow.
For sale by all respectable dealers IN medicines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

E~ Found.-About half way between
Cedar Falls and Waterloo small bundle Of
wool. The owner can obtain it by calling at
G. N. Miners Drug Store, and paying for
this advertisement y 15.1 a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08
ny- Save Your Life ~

DYSPEPSIA. ERYsIPEiAs, KIDNEY con-.
~ plant, Sick and Nerooas HeodacAe Neuralgia,
Grarei, letter, Bdrbsrs Itch and Baldsess A Treat.
ise the above Diseases with their speedy and era
nsnt cure, sent free to any address. Address 8. c.
UPHAN, No. 70, South Eighth ST., Phladelphia. Pa.
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ID I Fl ID 1.

On the 24thult, in Washington Hospital, Memphis,
Tennessee, FRANKLIN 4. INMAN, aged 20 years 4
months and 1s days. Deceased was member Of CON-
pany c, 14th Iowa Infantry. w. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

ee- Dyspepsia can be cured Ia
8. T.--lRGO.-X.

PVT s.T.-lS6O.-X. Tt
PERSONS OF sEDENTARY HABITS TROUBLED
with weakness axsude palp alton of the heart lack Of
appetite, distress after eating. torpid liver constipation
49,, deserve to suffer they will not try the celebrated
4 E PLANTATION BiTTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medical
thorer, and warranted to produce Immediate ben.
ecal effect They are exceedingly Agreeable perfectly
pure, and must ysupercede all o,her toncs Where .
healthy, gentle stimulant Is required
They purify, strengthen invigorate
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an anthiote TO change Of water and diet
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmntic and intermittaut ievers.
They purify the breath and acidiy Of the stomach
d, They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache 3:
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant and
exhausted natures restorer. They composed
the celebrated Casaya bark, wintergreen, sassafras
roots and herbe ap preseryedn pure st. Croix rum
For particulars circulars and testimonials around
each bottle ~ -"+f-%@ Ns*s+}E&s @tff &% e,
Beware Of nosters. Examipe every bottle. See tha.
has D. s. Barnes signature on our private u Stamp
over the CORK, WIN piantaton scene ana our hm sigma
ture fine steel plate engraving on side label. see
that bottle Is filled with spurious and dsietef
stuff. We defy any pefson to match the taste or
character 81 our goods. Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bters by the gallon In bulk, is an impos.
ter. We sell only In our log cabin bottle. Any person
initiating this bottle, or selling anyother material there
in, whether called Plantation B,ters not is criminal
under the u 8. Law, and will be prosecuted by US
We already have our eye on two parties re.flng ohl
bottles, &C., who will succeed in getting themselves into
close quarters, The demand for brakes Plantation Bit
tiers from Mde ciergymen, merchants, &c. Is perfectly
Incredible The simple trial Of bottle Is the evidence We
present Of their worth and superiority They are sold
by all respectable druggists grocers physicians hotels
saloons, steamboats, aud country stores. ,v.. "
p. ii. DRAKE & CO.
90 r"~' -- Goa Broad,e dy, Ns,c York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Observation-Disclosures Is rather roughly
handled At our country dances some.
times. At ono Of them lately, not many
miles from our thriving city. Smith wanted
Joxss to dance. JONES didn't know any.
body. SAITH would introduce him. Arm
IN arm the two soon stood before bundle
Of crinoline. SIXTH says: g. III make you
acquainted with Mr.. JONES" The lady
bowed. JONES nodded and put his arm
sS'Whas Lady took the hint and they were
Soon III the long jumps ola cofllion. After
the eotillion JONES went to SHIra to enquire
who the lady was that he had danced with
"Wen JcNEs," replied Sklrrr, IF don't know
her name, but know she makesdsrnra good
buttes."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Diseotery Of Thisues' Nest "A man by
name of Brown. in the Big Woods, recently
had his clothesline robbed, and suspicioned
noighbor Of his by name Of WRIenr to be
the thief. He got out search warrant, and
yesterday Deputy Sheriff SMITH, Of Waterloo,
went up to look for the missing property
He was accompanied by few men who had
recently lost property. and had hopes Of find
ing it in this quarter. On nearing the house
two Of tho old mans boys were met who
managed to return In time to have their "a
ther getting out Of back window just as the
sheriff came up. The house and premises
were thoroughly searched, and not only were
the clothes found, but full wagon load Of
other stolen property, consisting Of harness,
buffalo robes, bags, and all manner Of things,
to the value Of about $780, The harness Of o.
II. BARRETT, mention of the stealing Of which
was made last week, was found among the
number. The property was removed to
Waterloo, where it waits the claims Of its
proper owners. The boys were arrested
The old man succeeded in making his escape.
WEDNESDAY night he came home, and though
party were watching for him he was not
taken. They we're after him yesterday, and
We trust next week to be able to announce
him safely under the lock and key Of Sheriff
BRowN. -
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no sUsscu,raEl.s.

On the nrst Of January the GAzErrE turned new
lsat adopting the advancepay system subscriptions
which will be invariably and imparti&ly adhered "a.
Subscribers receiving their papers with an marked
opposite their names may know that the time OF their
subscription 10 about TO expire. r- ..f .-.-tv
No paper riH be sent longer than tie Time paia for
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

S--
Correspondence.-Wed devote, considerable
space this week to correspondence.
"Friends at Home" will And an interest
ing letter from "B." He has been pros
pecting at Davenport, and relates some things
not very complimentary to the military head
quarters Of Iowa. ..a'..t .at.'. H..
"From the Veterans Of tho Third" we
print private letter, directed to the Senior,
from our boy DAN, who helped us through
with the first year of the GAZETTE. 1t gives
diary of the Thirds movements from the
10th Of May, the date of leaving Cairo, up
to the Goth of June.
From the pen Of "EMxA May wo have
q sound article on Retrenchmcnt." We
commend it to the attention Of the ladies'
EMMA MAY is sensible woman, and a
good writer. rs q. .~.
From A young-quite young-lady con-
tributor we present rhymic picture of A
Fast Young Man." JOSIE should look to her
feet--her poetical feet--a little more, and
study to present her verse in accent little
more harmonious. II JOSIE does this she
will succeed, We venture to assert, in becom-
ing something Of q peetess.
Our GAINESVILLE correspondent gives US q
highly interesting summary OF news from
his portion Of Butler county. 1t is just such
favors as his that we receive from FOUR cor
respondents with the greatest pleasure. All
he has to say is interesting, and Interestingly
said. We wish that in all the villages sur.
rounding Cedar Falls We had correspond
ent such as we have at GAINESVILLE, who
would give us weekly digest Of the news
from their respective localities. We think
it would prove Of mutual advantage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Cheess.-Ths dairy business is becoming
an important branch Of industry in North
ern Iowa. One item: Mr.. CARPENTER, of
Butler county, is turning out cheese which
will compete in the market with that Of the
best manufacture. He makes an average
Of seven cheese per week, or about $50
pounds. They are mostly scld in this mar.
kst. A load he brought in last Wednesday
brought him Is cents per pound.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

w All in want of lime should call on
Getchell & Lee. ,-..rr, ...--. ...-. 1911
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

An Incident. = During the wee sma'
hours" OF certain nigh, last week. a lone
woman was disturbed by a couple Of men
humping at her dedr and rasfly Emporium.
ing sdmitance. As they would not be of,
she arose and opened the door. Not to admit
the visitors, but to treat them to such q
shower as prominent officer Of BES. But
LtR's staff isreported 10 have received from
q secesh" woman out Of an upper story
window at New Orleans. r,., ~.
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See Advertisement In another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08
French Breakfast and Dinner
. COFFEE i / 50

OWING to the very high price Of coffee and the great
~ difficulty Of procuring good. uniform and resbh
article our customers have often expressed wish that
they could b. supplied from first hands. 1t the in
tention OF the ~ - -
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prmsee, relative TO the apposimsuts OF sdmlrals and
ue more se OF line oosrs OF the navy By appoint
meet " volunteer officers 70 toe regular list.
TIE NAVAL p0GCS LAKE,
ine House took up the joint resolution, reported from
tes Commktes on Naval Adairs. that the President 30
bsWan that IL the Wish aud intention d the govern
mems No United States 70 terminate the treaty
ISdRemeas o. 1877, In respect 70 naval force On the
lases, II the cad Of six mouths.
Nj. Known. (opp) Of Wis. said she reporting Of this
vOlu Ron grew out Of The proposed establishment
nsvA deQos 90 the lakes. the Secretary q STATE haa
sa.d sari, conversation with, him (Ar Brovs) that
he mad no ica that any dlfnoulty with Eaglsnd woad
arise py the adoption AZ TINS resolution.
the resulutiCu was passed
laval nav LONDON.
Mr. BaAxSppss <ep.) Of Conn.,, from the Naval Csaa.
msee reported MI authorlxing survey 10 DO made q
land as New Loudoa donated oy that city . naval
depot. for No olVstsuoson. decking and repair q
iron .ciads and when q spod tke has been given the
Secretary accept Of chs same for these purpossG
LEAGUE IsLAHD NOT r6 m NAVAL DEPOT
Mr. KuLLwY, (rop Of Pa, FROM the minority OF the Com
mistee Naval Affairs, rsportNd substitute for the
bill authorizing the Secretary OF te Navy 10 accept u
League Island from the cty Of PhlsdsipaA for navy
yard purposes.
Mr. PrkE, (re) OF Me- moved and the asuss agYsed TO
postpone the whole subess tilt second Monday In Do
cember next, BY vote o. II ~ 70.
motion 70 reconsider the vote vas laid on the abis
by q vote Of 90 70 a.
NAVAL DEror on rHx wusfRH wArsRs.
Mr.. RICE from tho Committee Naval Affairs,
ported joint resolution authorizing the Secretary OF tho
Navy 70 appoint commissioners select navy
yard or naval depot on the Western waters.
Mr.. WAsHBuRSz, (rep.) Of III Offered . substitute
thorizng tho Secretary Of the Navy 70 accept Of site at
Cairo for the Same purposes.
Pending which the House adjourned
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And u came 70 In the reign Of Abraham whose sur
Lincoln In the eighty and sixth Of the Inde
pendence Of the States OF America. ths. mighty rcbeoa
arose fn,that land.
And Xbraha said unto simsn from the Keystone State:
NE thou my srmor bearer"
And simon did "a he commanded. and mafshaied I'm
Of young aud va,aat warress from the East
Kennebec from the srea. river Msss
State he and being ~ she kind whose hair
currd not q little they said,
1hose who have risen us are oowards asd wheh
they behold banners they wiz surely RAM out tney
xnd IL ca me 70 pas these ghty ARMIES went forth
"a 6ah the plains Of Manassas
hip aud thigh svea % much they hurried brilliantly
back TO lean on Abrshams bosom
Aud slain. but more we're wounded
conmOtton throughout the hnd ana
The and strength unto the wounded
ic there the North Drake, canning in
medicine, bat OF eroeeding nodesty.
And when Abrahamaud the people behed the wonderful
chidrcn sufcr give thy drink 70 drink and
Aud 20 Abraham drank and said there was scAlne like H.
IN sansamcn county; that was bitter 70 the ps
fighting Of the plantations shall Ter
be called Plantation 8ttrrs; and has bceu
And the wonderful work WHICH II has performed II wiz
messed ~ this day In every town PARISH village and hnres
creates accidents and where climate o. exrossre de-
Ana he said Lei 4 10 prociamed hresshou the snxih
tops that III who saser from fevsrs dyspspa weakoess
appetite headache and mental dcsp2ndency
viii hnd relief through tho Plantation Buffers They add
20 tho stomach and brfanoy 10 ths mind OF which
Ana Drake AID a. he commanded ana got him place
o New York; and 40 many ~ came IN unso
INN were healed and went on their wN reiocns
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THIRTY-EI0ITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

TINE NORTHERN rAcx.o RAILROAD


wAmsGros June Is, 1894
TINE NORTHERN rAcls1o RAuRoAn
Gr HARLAN, trep) Of Iowa. reported the Northern
Ssciae Rs,iroad bill, with arneadmeats; Of which
svcs that not more than ten sections q land per mile
mall be granted for thai part of the line the
esteru boundary OF Minnesota until the whole Lac
finished and Ia runnng order, o,a no railroad A.
kvsdy constructed, 10 whole Or lart hal receive me
Issen. Of the act The cost q rvos ~ sssc.ins and
Nooeiviug thls e. she lands
rasravArsox or nm PUEBLO LANDS.
Mr. HOWE, lrep) a WIS.,, introduced bill n relation
o tbo rcpervsin q public lands making u awfsi
for the Commissioners Of shs General Land once M
ave per when such reservations ready for
Sas
Nr. CofIAxSR, (rsp Of W. called up the jcus resen-
Aoa relative the overland mall roots and pass.
-, NJ follows
s..a smpsss.sd 8. alssrsuos, = slisas q. man
No g. r ss .ssnn = Or
Ind Mail COMPANY Ter the term q enc year from the st
s,cs3 Z: :; Y :. lime
4sp sS%p.ns.,o on When shall %, sses.d
no ball as amended goes back to tho Hoose.
MrERcoSISKrrAL rErRoRArH LINE
On motion of Mr.. CHANDLER, Uep. Of Mich, ths bill
90 encourage and facilitate teegraphc communicative
Between tho Eastern and Western Continents vas taken
Il provides that Perry Mcpouough Colips, Of calror
pe, and his associates and assignees shal have the
fight TO construct and mainain line or lines Of tele
graph from any point points the tine Of the Pacno
Heeraph, constructed in pursuance OF the act OF Con-
gress approved June TO- 1850, northsry through Oh
Territories OF tbs United Statos, 70 OF
British Columbia, with such branch lines e nav be
needed, TO open communication with tho various mining
Alstrics ard othor settlements In said Territories.
The section donating unapproprlated lands exceed
vng quarter Of for each fifteen mies OF
nonstruoted amended by granting the use OF said
fspds 10 the exteut forty acres on the motion Of MT
pRowr, (rep) OF Mo.
On motion Of Mr.. cRmrs, trep.) OF Iowa, an amend
meat adopted that the Secretary OF tine Navy
nhoyed 70 detail for that portion OF the Pacific coas,
6o,b OF America aud Asia, whore Is proposed 10 estab
ash said telegraph line steamer sailing vessel in
ma discretion TO assist IN the surveys and soundngs,
aud the aging and sutmergng Of the cable, and In
Arsnsportng the materials connected Herewith, and
xeneray 20 sord such assistance may be deemed best
calculated 70 secure successful promotion OF she sater.
brise
Mr. Twr EYcw, (rcp) Of N J, moved 10 strike out the
ahlrd scotion of the bill, as Follows
That within Eve years from the passage OF this act the
aid COLLINS HIS and signs shall complete aud
6aye ready operation the OF te~grsph from
u Sespsoslon w!h TIC sad raoiae ,alesspa TO the ucuh
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soIDHRs BATTLE FIELD Prcruxs-Ons Of the sol
ders OF the Twenty third Ohio volunteers-who partic
pated 10 the battle or South Mountain and severely
wounded during that remarkable charge when the
Twenty Ohio faced with their bayones these OF the
Twenty third North Carolina and the Twelfth Ohio those
OF the Twelfth North Carolina-has drawn and en-
graved picture OF tho scene hrtyeight inches long by
twenty eight inches wde II is very striking drawing
will doubtless meet with a ready SALE and can be had
from GUupi & Co.
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Bostos. june IL, 1854.
70 stated that Mr. r. I. Norton, Navy Agent Al this
port has libel suit against the propxetos
Of the Boston Post, claiming $40 900 damsgos. The al
legged libel for duplicating Mr.. Merton In connection
with Smith Brothers In the Foas account Of ,hs ARES.
or shs latter Tor frauds in navy contracts.
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Music In the Park.

The concert season, 80 far, has been fortunate
with regard tho weather, each Saturday being very
nue. The music and flowers together attracted
usually largo crowd TO the Park yesterday afternoon.
The Rannb lively the Lake. with It's pleasure boats,
was lively tho lawn lively, and the music lively
The Drive presented beautiful panorama Of moving
vehicles filed with beauty and fashion; and the
chvaly not absent II take any account OF
the uniforms that to be in different parts OF
the grounds.
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will give great satisfaction 70 the naaerous friends
OF hon. Henry g. Stcbbns 20 know that no slowly bu,
surely recovering from his severe illness He Came
leave hs room, and viii not be In his eeat befor"
close OF the present sessiNn; but thewe In overv
boDs that he Wal Ds sSootusly ssstozsd to-
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l0r Of tho Negro Troops.
MEMPHIS. juno 10, 1854
Another body OF seventy ssragglers from tho exped
ton Of General sturgis got hero safely last night
Among them twenty negroes and each negro brought
back his gun aud sccoutrements with him. while most Of
the white troops lost all theirs Two Of the negroes
wounded In their legs Guntown, but notwithstasd
ting marched nearly hundred miles, and brought their
guns In with them.
General s.urgis has been relieved from command.
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Deafness, Catarrh, ana all Discsse: g
the Ear Throat and Ar Passages sccessfaly frosted
DR4 LGHTHILIA 81 st. Marks DlaCa-
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Eruptions, Frecfsies, Psmpios, Tam,
Snnburu Flash Worms and Skin Dsformtss cured By
GOURAUDs italian Medicaled sosp o. bis depot Ne ~