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FRUIT DEALERS.
NEW MILLINERY S.0kt.

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formerly ~ cmcinnsii. has ioe,fsd ..ra.s
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Careers aud CanctTeua e1eciiots.
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nort wcnctffuf discovery esel n aee ~ niecieiLs
tis he eat dcs6cfsirm - long sought ior h the
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spffatoD Il tFrly aEtonisklne. withcni parable.
and ist The osls krcrn enttcie a. cArceft eAo o.
idose l. sps arsrtiy ~ entefing into tie chemical
aompcsition 81 ne canceI, cancorcus fnsAsnsni -
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DIssoLUTuON.

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
CHEROKEE PILLS

or ths p aovai OF DISTINCTIONS, and the In
So nee Of Regularity IL the Recurrence
0, tt0 Aoathly Periods.
cure or obv,age thoss numerous disease
. epItl. fsofs trrevuisr;tY BY renewing the irrss
-iy i'self.
= eaey ea. suppressed. Excetsivs and ps,nfu
iflttfuafion-
> Iiey cure Green sickness (chlorosiD.
tf cure Nervous and Spinal Affections. pain
4. ber<. ard tower parts OF she body, Heaviness
fse tishf sferion, faipltn,ion OF the Heart
. Ita - sy.ii's h1Hefis, Sick Headache, Clddi
=. ,te-. &c. Ia vor1, - removing the rrreru
t! s. l.aeTe tie cause, ana with IL ALL IN
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an9essd %. staple vegetable extracts. the,
si-ih nothing dsi,u'cu, 10 INV constitution. ssw
~ fse.,. ths.r fnnctcn bei1g 10 sunsiitut'
..tt 50 weakness ~hich, vhen properly used
oay tasalliy ased 81 any age. and 81 an
it'd. 1xoEfar nuras. THz F9ssr TEKEE MONTHS
,-ta N8rh .he nnisinrg nature OF their scuoi
. iafsiah Pr1v IT pregnancy.
sr letters ssetinz Information or advice vii
H llY, RELY ard liscrcetly answered.
fH-l nart ctisns accompany each box.
T..lra 81 ger box. or ak boxes for s.
cat b. ueil. frss q postage On s~ce'pt OF
~ n srs.s. raas, re seat 70 c. A. COOK. Chi
or a,ae 81 Aeent Tor ne west
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CHICAGO.
Oa1.r, = en- ler lie states u ninois, Iowa, VIA
.Is tksn 40 iriisnt-
rass. ~. - mEu WIN * co.,
Ftlrffffu
Ilnarfv 50 Nf~ Yora.
sold At rsssiiby THos. y. BARR, BBERL
BIN al. and AtIkg pkNCE. Tsrte Haute
WHOLESALE BY y OWN >G LOAN and DAl'
1T 4RiFFR tUsH Iuditnapofs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
Correspondence Of the Cedar Falls Gazette.
.. ... EGGS VS.. COTTON.
.~.. '... .'... BY EMMA MAY.

81" How much do you give dozen for eggs
to-day ~ said a woman in one of the stores
down town not many weeks since
Eight cents, ma'am," was tho reply of
the little man bshind the counter. a7.
Eight cents, exclaimed the seller Of eggs
&" Five dozen Of eggs for one yard of calicor'
Cant help it, madam--you are at perfect
liberty to take them where you can get more,
if you can And such place--,ce cannot af.
ford to give more and we arc selling our
prints for less than cost. Why bless you
the best quality of calico is quoted in New
York at fifty cents per yard" .......
&c " Shades of the past" said to myself as
I listened to the vender of dry goods, ,--"come
again with thy Righteousness when calico can
be sold for eight cents a yard tho eggs per
dozen are ditto" IN
! wonder hon long certain dusty, smoky
pieces Of print have lain upon the shelves
waiting for purchasersY, How many bits Of
calico have been resurrcctionizcd from the
accumulated rubbish of earlier days when it
was retailcd at one. fourth its present cost?
No person desires our merchants to do a
losing business but we can't understand
why every rise in the New York market
should make our dry goods dealers give their
heads all extra scratch--take their pencils
from back of their ears-pull down all the
cotton silk and worslcd goods in order to
mark them six pegs higher in the scale OF
prices. L. sou 10 .4s'aar 1.r1 rwr
But provided this marking up" must 90
"up' for ali indefinite tme-+we can see no
earthly reason why there cannot he an equal
ity in the prices Of what one must buy and
what one may have to SELL .E. a ..
Biddy ought to know better than to de-
posit eggs in tho nest until such good time
as they will bring price corresponding with
other useful and Indispensable articles. 1
Lovers OF ice creams and poached eggs
might use big words because Of the upward
rush--it should be all the same with like
ly. patriotic hen who looks to the good of the
country, and her own digniied henheot
rather than TO the making fortune for few
dealers in cot tons and other notions "But,'
say the merchants-"these goods may fall
on our hands We must make up for thi,
expected loss in the future by rising on tht
goods already in store"
| Let me ted you-this prospective loss i.
all moonshine." You buy sparingly-sc
! very sparingly that there is no choice left 70,
your purchasers. If they buy at all they
must either take dress pattern from pcc,
Of diney brown ground with white polk1
dots, or faded piece Of brick color will
sprawling black vines running all sorts o
angles. One isn't puzzled now a days il
making selections when a respectable roll o
muslin one yard wide is offered for sixty fiv,
cents yard, and another piece three quar-
ters in width, and "airy" at that is said to b,
very cheap for fifty cents. s.l..
| | do hate to hear the merchants talk abou
being martyrs until it is ascertaincd who ar,
tho victims and do hate to have sact ap
propriatc all the spoils in these times which
try mems purses and wonen'S hearts. 49, ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
STATE OF IOWA.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
DAVENPORT. Auy. 18th IsGI

".
DAVENPORT, Aug, 18th 1861.
General orders No. 80.
|. Commanders Of companies and persons
authorized to raise companies from the en-.
rolled militia of this State, under the laws of
this State, for militia service, will forthwith
designate time and place for the complete
organization Of said companies. The time
will not be later than September 9th, 1864.
III. On account of the great difficulty in
procuring cavalry arms and equipments, no
cavalry companies will be organized, without
special permission of this department, and If
any are organized without such permission,
they will not be recognized as a part of the
militia of this State
Ill. The captains Of companies which do
organize will make out and return to this
Department by September 10Th, 1864, n com
plcte list of all persons who neglect or refuse
to join any company within the township,
ward or vicinity in which said companies are
raised, in order that actions may be com
menced against such persons so neglectng
or refusing to do duty as contemplated by
the laws of the last General Assembly.
lN. No able bodied white male citizen Of
this State is exempted from militia service by
reason Of service heretofore performed in
United States service. ...s. -.
V. BY the Constitution, "the Militia Of
the State shall be composed of all able bodied
white male citizens between the ages OF Is
and As years, except such as are or .mny
hereafter be exempted by the laws of the
United States or this State"
The following causes only under the ruling
of this Department, will exempt from militia
service: r.,..y.r.. d, t9 '2 il
l. When exempted by State law.
2. Alienage, whore declaration Of inten
ton to become citizens has not been filed, or
right Of suffrage exercised. ~ .r.arrss-E
3. Non residence. 1 &.'. ~ 1.@.
4. Under or over age.
8. Permanent physical disability OF such
degree as to render the person not proper
subject for military duty. fa.f..s. ss
vi. Until further. orders, no exemption
will be valid unless approved by the Adiu
tant General Of the State. ~ al E'E -
BY order Of Commander in Chief. .e ~
.as,z sH ft N. u. BAKER,
-...egtt p s s-4easFf ,AdjuiaIt General Of Iowa
Papers tha. usually publish orders OF ,his Department.
will Insert once.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs.--Mr. Owens, con-
Dectcd with the Overland Stage Company,
now in this city, states that the Indian dep
relations on the plains are daily getting
worse; that thirty five men have been mar
dercd on Plum Creek, and fftcen on the
Blue, and tleir trains captured that the
stock Of the company has been run off, and
for the present travel will be discontinued
until they can send out and learn full pai.ic
ulars.
kilograms. state the Indians were within
one hundred yards Of Fort Kearney on the
9ih and fired an arrow at the piekets Fears
were entertained for the safety Of the fort
They have driven of ali the stock from Cot
tonwood Springs, ninety miles west Of Kcar
ney. Reports Of murders and train burnngs
are Of hourly occurrence. II is known that
rangers from Quanlreil's old band are with
them aiding in the work Of rapine and Inur
der. Soldiers have been sent in pursuit of
the demons. Joseph Meas.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

The Third Annual Fair Of the DUBUQUE
County Agricultural Society will be held at
Dubuque on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, September 5, 6, 7, 8,
and 0, 1864. We have received a copy Of
the Premium List, by which we see that four
thousand dollars in premiums are offered
and that arrangements have been made with
the d. 4 s. C., and D. w. Railroads by
which visitors will be carried to and from
the Fair at half rates, and articles for exhi.
bition free. Z. X. Shankland, the Secretary,
has our thanks for complimentary ticket.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

NoRTHwooD, the county seat Of Worth
county, according to the North Iowa Stan
lard is a regular nest of old bachelors.
With one or two honorable exceptions, the
county officials are all wifeless. Miss Poli.
wig, who is just in with some verses for
publication, says this is a very sad state of
affairs for Northwood, and that she don't see
why It is, when there are so many desirable
opportunities, men don't embrace them. We
thought il would be pleasure for them to
do so, and, picking up our scissors, referred
her to the officials aforesaid for further par
ticulars.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

The Board OF Trustees OF the Iowa State
Orphan Asylum met on the Sd and 4ih inst,
IN ths Asylum building near Pennington.
Van Buren county. The Institution is now
in successful operation. 1t has the care Of
32 children, all orphans of Iowa soldiers. -
The school was opened on the sth instant -
The Asylum building is composed Of brick
three stories in height, surrounded with
pleasant play ground and picturesque pros
pect. II is located on the line of the Des
Moincs Valley Railroad, about two miles
above Farmngton. Arrangements have been
made by the Board for the present accommo-
dation o! fifty ,norc children. State Regis
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

A SOLDIER in Sherman's army, in private
letter to US, says Of the Sanitary Comnis
sion have heard the medical director of
this Corps say, annmber of times, that the
Sanitary department was as important to the
health and comfort of the soldiers as the
medical department. He certainly ought to
be able to Judge But there are some men
in this place who know, in their own opin.
ion, more about it than the medical director
of the 18th Army Corps!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

QCorA or THE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
TRIcr.--The following we find in the Fort
Dodge Republican Of the 18th inst:
The quota of the 9Th District was Just
received by last nights mail We learn
from Capt. Curtiss that it is 1880. The
quota for the same number of men called for
last fall was /, 800. This would indicate a
large increase in population within the last
year. The quotas of the sub districts will
be assigned in a few days-as soon as the
proper credits and DEFICIENCIES can be arrang.
ed" #s I'd - ...s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

The Vinton Eagle urges State Editorial
and Publishers Convention. Such Con
vention ought to be held, if for no other pur.
pose, to establish a uniform and higher scale
of prices. The Convention held last year
should have made a permanent organization
and adjourned to meet at some stated time
and place this year.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

The Lacrosse Republican gives tho fol.
lowing scorching rebuke to the Copperhead
sheet in that city, the Democrat, for denoun
cling President Lincoln as "widow maker:
Who is widow maker" OF such infam.
Gus and intolerable wiekedncss as the faith
less and black hearted wretch, who abandors
to the cold hospitality Of the world. the wife
whom nc has sworn to cherish, and the child
who issued from his !oins? BY the God that
made US. wo viii not permit such vile crca.
ture to defame the unsullicd character of the
Chief Magistrate Of the country Of which we
arc aa humble citizen, without stripping
from his loathsome carcass every rag that
couceals his moral leprosy from public exc,
Grafton. Let US hear no more from that
source about widow makers"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

ARRANGEMENTS have been made, SAYS the
Dubuque Times, for a Grand Railroad Ex
clrsion to Independence on Tuesday, Sept.
9th, on which day, at o'clock in the after.
noon. the ceremonies of laying the corner
stone of a new Catholic Church will come off
at that place
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

FOf Tie VaZctfe.
CORNELL CoLLEGE-There were 42S stu.
dents in attendance last year. The facilities
for instruction are constantly increasing.
Tuition and board are fully as low as at
any other place Of equal advantages though
of necessity the price in both these depart.
ments must be somewhat increased the com.
ing year. The next term will open Septem.
Der lst, 1864. For catalogues and other in.
formation apply to
af -sr, WIN. r. KING,
Z
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

WE see that Jos. V. Baugh, late local cd
itor Of the Council Bluffs Nsnpareil, is about
to establish Union paper at Sioux City
That is just what Sioux City needs, and wo
believe Baugh just the man to supply the
want. We shall gladly welcome Mr.. Baueh
and his paper to the Sixth District.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

HoS. "A. w. i1uBDARD is sure to be re.
nominated for Congress at Fort Dodge or
the slst inst. The loyal men of this Dis
trict are so unanimously for him that it is
unnecessary for public journals to discuss
his fitness and worthincss of the position.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
oun readers in Northern low. should bea

OUE readers in Northern Iowa should bear
in mind the Sanitary Fair for Southern Iowa
to be held in Burlington the week Of the
State Fair, and the Sanitary Fair for Central
Iowa te be held at Muscatine on the 18th of
September. Contributions from Southern
and Central Iowa came to the Northern Iowa
Sanitary Fair and the spirit Of patriotism
and philanthropy evinced 6y the donors,
should be reciprocated by similar contribu.
tons to those Fairs. .-Dn5uque Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

Won't you buy splendid portrait Of
Gen. Grantl' asked a peddlcr six months
from England. Of country iirnd at ore of
our hotels a few days since. "No, Sir: I
do not want it," "Ah! then you will take
this of General McClellan?" :" No. no; I
wouldn't have Mat any how" "ah. Sir
resumed the peddlcr, waxing Coz Gdential. q;
sell more Of McCleIlan now than ] do of
Grant; but if only had Gen. Lee, could
sell ten times as many Of him as | can Of
McClellan--aad TO tie Saae men."-g. Y.
Tribune.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

The Vinton Eagle Office is advertised for
sale. Hanford wants to 60 into other busi
ness. We don't blame him. The Eagle is
one Of the best country offices in the State,
and, we should judge, one of the best pay
ing. ~ q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

A correspondent Of the Detroit Tribune
relates an affecting incident o: soldier dy.
ing in hospital, at Nashville, singing " Rally
Round the Flag, Boys" His last words
were, Rally, boys, rally once again y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

Az exchange calls attention to the COPPER
head sense Of the fitness of things, as evii,c-
ed by the change in the time Of holding their
National Convention from the 4th Of July,
the birthday Of American lnaepcndcnv, TO
the 29'h day Of August, The brthd4y Of
Benedict Arnold
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

The public debt on the 9th instant is an.
nounced at 3 / S33 $50, ,O)0, and the interest
at about s75.to)so0o, S53 900 900 being
payable in coin
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

Cart Knox, of the Burlington Hack. Eye
has learned of the whereabouts of two Fre-
mont men, and is now engaged in ascertain
ing if they part their har " in the middle.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

MILITIA Cavalry Companies have been
formed at Marshalltown, Vinton, Waterloo,
and Grundy Center.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson pcremptoIiiy
declines being candidate for next Governor
Of New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

IT is said that Gen. Beaurcgard has gone
to Atlanta with 10000 men, and will rank
Gen. Hood in comm md of that place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

State Teachers Association commenced
its session in Dubuque on Tuesday and CON
tinues through to day, friday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

The Marshall Times favors the nomination
of Hon. H. G. Henderson, Of Marshalltown,
for Presidential Elector, for this (6th) Dis.
trict. G aa sa On
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

THs State Registershas increased thsprice
of its daily to $40. and Of its weekly to SO,
besides adding fifty per cent to its advertis.
ing rates. 90 .rfar