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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Sabbath School Ben. Ne.

is an entire new work - 1872 aaees, and nearly e25 tunes
AID nymus. As the masic = 3 little GioTe GiGcRit II
e just the book 10 follow Bell Ne l.. Nearly oae mil-
hon OF these Bells nave BEEN issued AM are now ring
NJ through this and other Countries. Am,nz the
ln7uy choice pieces may be found S1ail We meet be-
vOnd the river ? TheTe is q beangifui weird. SlrruvT
IszIt C NE agtin No more. D8a't you hear the Angel
somink? Thou, God. sees, me. Sabbath Bells chime
On, &c. p ices of Bell No.2 are the ssUl5 ~ Bel, NJ.
Z. b b numbers cih De obtained IN one voi1me--
Price, bound tory. 40 cents, $50 per huuGrea cloth
bound, embossed gill, 50 cts, SO ner hundred. p
copies furnished at the one hundred pIlce. Nalied a.
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Vocal Nnsie. ri.a Pam ~Aeeonrraineai.

A large assortment Of new and p1puiir soa-s5 Ddlia1s
duets. q~uartetts- aud cha~HSeA. Issued dailvt AMONG
the most popular are Shall We know each 0tler tHere
Lowry; Why have my loved ones gg-ej iEhi De tFHe
10 the oh, there's NJ such -Iri - mine, Foster
Mothers love- Il true Sweet love iJr-6t NJ not q
by Keller, . ceuts each; hear sweet voices slHsiu-j
Home Is home; Forget il you cau. bJt 1rgiEes by
Thomas. so cents each-
Instrumental Mu-Is for the Clam F9r@-|e are
coming Father Abra5am. SIX hundred rhrssHd more /;
Always Irk On the sunny side shall veE1'~ e=oI
other there &c. with brilliant varIstiJnSby GrObe
90 Gems each.
PoIk4s. WaItzes Marches. ouickStepS' O~UaG~ijis,
&c. bv x-pular authors All kinas 81 SuanE and Ia
struction books. CatalopupS mai ed free tOiny address,
Music maI!ed al the absve prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

The Chicago Tribune of The 18th says,
II has received returns from all the coun-
ties II the State except Boone ,CalhOune,
Clark, Cass, Edwards Greene, Lawrence,
MoultrIe, Platte, Randolph, Saline ,Schuy-
Ter, Shelby, Wayne and White. These
counties gave a Democratic majority in
1860 of 1926. Should the sane vote
have been cast at the late election, the
Republicans viii have carried the State
by 32,455 majority. The probabilities
are that the Democratic majOriues Of
1860 are largely reduced.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
The l&epoaa, Collection.

contains 1etwean four aud ave hundred paEeS q tune.
and hymns. new and Oh. of the choice-t kinds, io'
"lt'7cn Sunday school. revival. Missionary, JeAp--aI9
urzyCr au5 conference All all h;nis u sacrei aui ~
.izi meetings The ERsiciu this Ia,dE ia, Ie aud SJ-
ImaJi.n in il, IKE. Shining St1re. Ret for the weary
Shall we know zach sther here? Sldi we lfett 5@vaI,
The river There Is q b|Ctutifrl world KifI words
sweet iuuT 81 prayer; There IS a ianl ~ love SEde
iftle CHI dreu 20 come unto me Col save the Nation
e.. PlreS-rtheie Copies h.HHd o. gcuS; o+C pei
hundred CIota bound. embossed giIt, 81 cents - gs,
luualCl. Mi e. go the retail. pTce. HORACE VA
TLR5 49, Broadway, New lOaEky Publisher OF the
-r.ra Bs,ES
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Ben. Holiday was in town Tuesday
night. We understand that he is travel
ing over the route with a view of estab-
fishing a line Of coaches from Nebraska
City 10 ST, Joe. Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

The Rs6raska Farsasr. a new Agricul.
tUral Journal, will be started on the lst,
Of January 1865, provided the citizers Of
Nebraska. give the enterprise sufficient
encouragement. It viii be published
every month al BrownvilIe Nebraska and
will be devoted TO the Agricultural inter
esls Of the Missouri Valley.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

The AtchisOn County Journal Of
last week says the editor is TOO busily en-
gagged packing pork 10 write for his pa
per. He has truly gone INTO a tatfsT bu-
siness, but It does not seem to make bis
ARTICLES the least city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Tie steamer Kansas Ealley'is lyin
over al Plat,smoulh, and The Majors, a.
Nebraska Cry. Neither Of them will be
likely to get down lhe river this winter
The crew Of the Majors has been DIS
charged and sen; below.
Tie J. Il. Lacy has got of the bar at
Sonora Island, aud is again on her way
up the river. a part Of her crew was
discharged before she got OF.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
The Ns,n Patrintic Song Boil

contains IS pages OF songs, due-s and cboruses, both "a
cred and secular, including u psges @ prayers for sick
and diving soIdicTs, and soldiers Scripture Manual
Il is well suited for social sinsiug, as vel as S8bboth
worship Among the many beautiful pieces nay be
found, Where ! 0eTty dwells is ny country TheChris-
tian here, Three cheers for our banner; Come sing o.
me OF hsayru: COLUMBIA. tGe gem o. The ocean T .ee-
mans gatherings CoiuH.bis's King forever Marching
along. &c Prices-payer covers, IS scents, 5IJ per huI =
dTed. Nailed az The retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Mr.. Swan, of the enterprising firm
OF Mclaughlin s Swan, has just return
cd from the East. where he has been lay
ing il q large stock Of Provision, Tobac-
co. etc. elc. Give them a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
SaJ5atA School Ben, No. :,

confirms IA pages. and nearly two hundced times and
nynsn, md l. the most popular S. 5 BO = everissued
Among the most popular zteceS ate, Elnd words"
Eden Above Christian here" BeauEiIul Zion"
4 0Beht 10 love ny Mother The Angels told weso.-
ia ue Ltcaf +" Rest for the Weary" sc Prices-
paper covers. % cts. each, Sl5 per hundred; bound.
- CTS. each $50 per hundred cioth bound, embossed
rttr- 40 cs. S2y uer hundred
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Mr.. W. n. McCreery desires to IN
form the public thai he is just receiving
q large and well selected stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Oils, Glass, Lamps Groceries,
etc, etc. Call and examine his stock, 1t
is The largest ever brought to Brown
vile.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Mr.. Tbeo. Hill of this place is pack
ing pork again this season and wants
900 No. l hogs, for which he will pay
tie highest market price. Bring them
On
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

contains i2G pages. words bv Rev. Sidney DveL music
bv PROF.. Quill. Tn5s j. an excellent book for Qacerts
hr ms young. Prices-PapeT covers, 2Ocents; 81 5peT
hundred bound p csntt SO per hun1rcJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Quite q number Of estray notices ap-
pear IN The paper This week. Now is the
lime for people to be looking up their
stock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

contains 70 psEessof tnneS ami hymns. designed for re-
vival. prayer and Conference meetings. Price b paper
Covers, s,ngie copies. 30 cents; Sc PEI hU4irsl-
Mailed al tue retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
The Harp ef Freedon

contains 30 pages Of songs, due 5 and chorUses. fp Free
doBI. Amsns the On ice pieces we would naTls, Fair
-reeiom'S morn; 0 les my people 20; over t5e noun
t5in They wIrked me sllthe dIy, sc Price Z cents
~ q 90 cents per Dozen s. Per hundred postage /
CEN each
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
FISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS


WITH THE FLAME FIAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.
BY the fame Of a amrnon lamp. A.
tas cost Of scents worth Of eli, a very comfortable
breakfast can be cooked = N J.. Trib.
uBc.
Simple in construction, easily kept
in ordor ready F0- use IN a mOnsnt con-
venieat to have on hand Drugyists Ger
cuiar.
= = = Fish's Laup Is one Of the most pop
aiar noveliesof tae day. = = the utility OF
it IS un1uestiuna5le, a great saving Is made IN heat
ing and cooking small articles, and can be made 20
cook meals for o great many persons. which is act
ally done On the ambulance ears which carrv the
sick soldiers. ScjsRtiic Americ9~
= For family use, hospitas tent, BAR
rack, picnics fishing nursery. or sick -'om' II Is an
article Of comfort beyond all p~r0YsfAon 70 lIse0s5'
Hands Journal e<AeaHA.
/ have trieS Sne apparatus, and ny
wife and / proclaim the 1me 9 most EGsGable and
Indispensable article. and We now wonder hos We
.euLj have so Iop< done without It.
Id. OOE oil greater.
An econmical cOntrivance for get
sing mn hat at short notice for nursery and general
boTseBold purposes, = = one important point
: ~ swing in Ost over coal fires. 4.
E.EUsRiRg Post.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

The wea her for the past week has
been mild and pleasant, though somewhat
damp, with heavy fOgs of mornings.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

A new steam ferry passed this place
Oh last Suuday-bouudfo for Nebraska Cry
We understand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

many.
NOTICES OF TIE PES5.
THE LADY's FBIEND-This is the title OF new
magazine published in cur cry BY Deacon& Peter
son, No. 3l9 Walnut Street. As its title indicates
il IS empnaticslly the lady's friend, and is repietc
with ever ythiug calculated to Diease ard i~HstFuel
The corps o. contributors to ITS columns embrace
some Of the best literary talent in this country and.
IN England. The fashion plates in this number
January. are superb and Of the latest style, while
there is an abundance IF patterns Of all classes ana
descriptions. Gabriel WILKES Return from he
War" is a SPLENDID steel engraving, from a design
pTepiIed expressly for the Asgaxins. This new
enter rise is eminen' y deserving Inc patronage OF
cur lady friends-PhiIadeiphia Inquirer.
ANEW LADIES AAGAzINE-&sssrs. Deacon 4
Peterson have just placed before the pablo the 6rst
number Of q new magazine, called The Ladys
rieGi. 1t Is evidently very well edited. by Mrs.
Henry Peterson is well printed and handsomely
illustrated, ana is full Of excellent original reading
AmGng its contributors are Bliss Eleanor G. Don
nelly. whose excellent iittls sketch called, ~Gabrie.
Ni!e!e's Return, i" appears with a steel engraving L.
his number Miss. Eugenia Mott, Mrs. Peterson.
Aiss Virginia Townsend, Marion Harlan, and
may others. "a Medieval Penn by Mrs R.D~
doiph, probably contains the best thoughts O. the
number .-F0rney's Press Philadelphia.
TERM: CASH IN ADVANCE.
IcoPy, one year, SEQ
? copies, one yesr, %"
1 copies, one year, 6.9t
9 copies taiu Que 70 Sott" ~ So
20 @cpies, ~HdyBa &. cs-ter up ofciubJ ZoOt
Ope copy Of tue POST AMI one Of the LADY,
Friend, 500
Sub>cribqrs il British North America must remit
tweaty cents ia al .t.oB 60 tho annual subscription.
a. VS. have 10 prepay Us l. 5. postage on their
gspsys.
IL the price Of The Post il the same as that Of
Of Tine Laiy's Friend, the Clubs may DO composed
exclusively Of the paper, or partly Of the Fapsr and
partly af Ne Magazine. Of course, the premium
may be either one OF the other, az desired.
The matter in The paper viii always be different
from that. IN the magazine.
Specimen numbers OF The Post sent gratis. Ad-
dress.
d coz Z PETERSON,
Ne. 2fy Walnut 81, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

There will be service held at the NJ
T Church, il this place, next Sabbath at
half past ten o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. Chiv-
In-;0n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Watsrs' Cheap AaIsis for II. Hilton.

Arranged as solces duets. qusrte5ts and horu~eS, foT
musical Socieues, cEDirs. sunday schools. )ubhc scH" OILS
BenIazyias etc Shall We Know eseE o1er tnereg-
Don't you hear the angels corning? Shall sc meet be-
you'd the riyerY Be in ii ne; There p q beautiful
World; Where liberty Cv6lIs is my c,UnTyi Freedom.
truth and right; We are coming Father ADra am SIX
hGndrsd Ibarqand more Flere is a band OF love; SGr-
row shall come again no more Heavenly nome Come
E3es tc me of Heaven: Land IN sight; ~e viii love cur
SzEdsy School; oar God IS marcainy or 1'cSave me
Nation; Wbiftier,s song % the PIantatIlu Negrc; Fair
Freedoms Morn has dagDed az laSi; over the noun
Tain; over the mountain; Little EIs'san angel; VIII
Iie'a gone to Heaven ; Suffer little ciildFeu t. come
uatc me; Bury me in the morning, Mothers Come 10
Icy rest; Sweet hour OF Prayer, sc. Price 3 cents, 30
oests per dJz 81 per hundred postage I cect each
In sheet form. with Piano accompaniment . cents.
Published By HORACE WATERS. Ag't,
No. 4Sl Broadway, y. I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

We respectfully call attention to our Testimoni-
ais. Many Of cur letters attest that hundreds eff
lives have been saved in the Army by its use. In
deed 80 well are its curative qualities appreciated
in the Army. that the most successful Surgeons il
the Field and Hospital use il almost exclusively in
the diseases for which We claim its inf3lIibility-
The best physicians ALWAYS ssize the besg meaus TO
effect q cure hence the universally Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

There will be religious services at
the Presbyterian Church in this place,
corning and evening, mex Sunday, BY
Rev. Mr.. Baird.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

A Poet who is engaged In examining
the various water falls that sdorn the
heads Of the ladies, has now perpetraisd
the following:
"SuOb eurls as those your sister wears
How many maides have rayed for,
Now candidly are thsy her own?'
ooh, yes they're heTs-snd paid fOrHf
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

T. you visit e. Marry, address the undersigned, who
Wili send yuu withJut mouey and without price. valGa-
bic Information that viii enable you IN marry happy
and s|peedily. Irrespective OF age. wealth or bcaltF-
This Information wIlI cost you q thing, auiif Yea wish
o. marry. I viii ,Eeerfully assist you. All letters
strict Y confidential. The desired information sent by
rstcru mai, and 40 questions a>ked. address
sarah g. Lumber, GrOenpJlat, Kings Co.
New York.
iX-7-2us
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

=. Mercer, late French Minister to
the United States, has been appointed
Minister to Span, ard the Marquis de
c hateapbTispd succeeds HIN here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Che a0pfrtiser.


E,s.k Deeds. Mortgages Execution, RepleFins,
,,---iapr License. &c. &c. &c fcT sale at this Ohise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

4s,06ocopieE issued Anew Singing Book for Schools
and SemInaTios, called The Day School Bell. il now
ready. II contains a cit TWO hundred choice songs
rounds, catches. duets, triOs, CUGTtetts. and chorRSes.
many Of them written express Y FOR thiSHork besides
81 pages Of the Elements Of Music, which are easy and
progressive.
Among the large number q beautiful pieces may be
found. Uncle Sam school, Don't You hear the
children coming" Always look on the sunny side -
The little lass. , and Little Lad . ..0h. ri were 3
little Bird Bird 0f beauty" Pretty pear tree -
Anvil Chorus, - sNeet me BY the running brook ,,
sc. It il C. mflled b Horace Wsters. author OF Sab
bah School Baii,' : s | and 2 which have had tie
enormous saleo Of $50 coo copies. Prices-paperc covers.
% Gems $40 per leG; bound 30 Gems, SIS per fO9 /;
cieth bound, embossed gilt. 80 cents. $50 per hundred
IS copies furnished al the One hundred price. Mailed
al the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
LIE HORACE WATERS MOn ERN


The Horace Fafer's Hsloieons aud HarnoniB rms,
Tuned the Equal Temperament with the Patent Divided
Swell. Prices frem s55 to $500. Alexander Or
gans frUm 5000 To $500.
IA Hberai discount 10 Clergymeh, Churches. Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, Semineries, and Teachers. HOE
ACE FATERS, Asst, Nc. 4s1 Broadway, NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Thu LIBIIS'EIIlIl.
4 MONTHLY MAGAZINE
L%ITERATURE ANp FASHION.
NOTICES or TIE pFsS

The January -umber of our New Magazine Ia
net with 9 very hattering reception from the j9urn
ais Of the country. Read The following amOUt
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
70 C~onsumBiTre

C~ansuuptiv sufferers sill re-
s@crin.iou fuT the ozrn 81 Cs-
BrouchirIs, and az sfre7E --
fee 8 raarl b sead.s-
Rev. EpU AhD a. WLSO
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

A Splendid Assortment Of Stick and
Fancy Candy from lie Best MaRutaS.
turies il the East.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

AGENTS Will be allowed ten cents on every Certif
cate ordered BY them, provided theTr remittance
amounts 70 One Dollar. AGENTS wills caIlect % cent
Tor every Certificate, and remit Is cents 10 Us, either
in cash7 0r Postage Stamps.
A2RANDALE & CO.,
ix-5-Sms lS7 2rOssEays New FORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
ARMY ACUE DROPS,

And i il strongly TO persons travel
Ing through places charged with miasm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

On receipts Of the Certificate you viii see what you
are going 10 have, and then AZ is az your option 10 send
the Dollar and take toe article or not. Purchasers
may thus obtain a Gold Watca. Diamond Ring, or any
Sci OF Jewelry on our list for ONE DOLLAR and IN nc
case Can the get less than cue dollars worth, as there
are ne blanks The price OF Certificates is as follows:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-06

turbed; and Catharine seemed riedita.ing
how best to follow her daughters example.
Looking admiringly at the other shawl, she
laid her hand on her husbands shoulder with
tho familiar Words "0id mani
"Wcllrn
"Sce nov, there is vet another shawl; will
you not be reconciled TO me too p
With shawl nay. cannot afford it."
:" Bnt consider" urged Catharine.
J "Old wife, hope you gre more reasona-
BILE; young bridegroom may make 1t up
with his bride by bringing her peace Offer
ing; when he is as old rs am, he will do
so no longer"
Hal and Bettina were now busy in attend
ance as the breakfast proceeded the maiden
took every opportunity Of turning her hack
upon her fellow servant, he all the time
watching her with Looks Of entreaty. but
there was no sign Of yielding in that quar-
ter.
Alfred gaily addressed his favorite servant
as he stood behind him: F." Is II all right now
between you and Bettina ~ but the answer
was given in profound melancholy "No sir,
no she will never give in"
"Bettina must say the Words" cried EN-
ma; ''she is the cause Of all the trouble, and
now she must say them"
"It is true" said the old lady; ''now Bet.
tina, you must say them before US all as a
punishment. Say the words after mc--'Very
good, the table is set"
The laughter that followed puzzled the old
lady, who at first did not perceive that she
now for the first time had said the words
herself, until her husbands triumphant shout
reached her car you have said it at last
my wife !"
Catharine joined in the laugh, and ac-
knowlcdged herself vanquished and now it
only remained for the still stubborn serving
maiden to follow in the track.
&" Now, Bettina," said her young mistress.
" It IN your turn; you must do rs we have
done But with much confusion Bottina
turned away from Halls cfitreating looks,
and declared il was Impossible.
/ "Do you know that have arranged eve-
rything for your wedding In three weeks ~
asked the indulgent mistress.
"Vcry good" demurcly answered tho
maiden, as If il did not signify much.
"Well, well, you have said il half, now
say the rest" was the universal chorus.
Bettna finding she had now no support
ers, and perhaps liking the prospect Of tho
marriage in three weeks after the long years
in counting between Hal and herself, took tho
courage of despair, muttered hastily, Tho
table is set" and throwing her apron over
her blushng face, fairly ran away.
Reader. this simple, trivial story, perhaps
you will call it, has its moral so forcihly pre-
sented all through the course Of 1t, that
need add nona. But will remind you Of tho
severe things written in the book we all rev.
crence, concerning n certain "littlc member"
only quoting those words by way of conclu.
sion, {" Behold, how great a matter q little
fire kindlcthr Quite in the spirit Of this
text arc the lines of one of our most musical
poets.
! "Aiss how s!ight a cause can move -
Dissensons between hearts that love,
Hearts that the world In vain have triel.
Aud hut mora closely tied.
That stood the when waves were rough
| Yet IN n sunny hoGr fell on, .'
Like shps that have gone down nj sea, a
When heaven was NIL tranquility"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-06
APRIL 60, 1894.

THREE years ago to-day ........ ....
We raised our hands to Heaven,
And on the rolla Of muster ...
Our names we're thirty seven;
There were just thousand bayonets,
And the swords we're thirty seven,
As we took the oath Of service .
With our right hands raised to Heaven.
Oh twas gallant day, .......g,.. .s
In memory still adored,
That day Of our sun-bright nuptials
With the musket and the sword
Shrill rang the fife, the bugle blared, .-.
And beneath a cloudless Heaven
Twinkleda thousand bayonets,
Aud the swords were thirty seven.
or the thousand stalwart bayonsts
Two hundred march to-day;
Hundreds lie in Virginia swamps, .. ..
Aud hundreds In Maryland clay;
And other hundreds, less happy, drag
Their shattered limbs around.
And envy the deep. long, blessed sleep 3
or the battle fields holy ground. .... ..
For the swords--one night, week ago,
The remnant, just eleven,
Gathered around a banqueting board
With seats for thirty-seyen;
There we're two limpcd in on crutches,
And two had each but hand
To pour the wine and raise the cup
Aswe toasted '.Our flag and land!"
And the room seemed filled with whispers
- As we looked a. the vacant seats,
And, with choking throats, we pushed aside I'D
The rich but untasted meats; .-.. t.s ..
Then in silence we brimmed our glasses,
. As we rose up--just eleven, .,... Ill. ..
And bowed as we drank to the loved and the dead
Who had made US rnIRTr-ssvEN!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-06
INDIANA WAGONS.

rUlHESE CRLEBRATED WAGONS ARE SUPERB
l. 10 any offered in this market Warranted for q
year. For sale by Lyman Bl4r T. Co., opposite Carter
Hopse, Cedar Ysiis. sq IN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-06
House and Lot
FOR SALE.

6 B. VANBUSKIRK, OFFERS HIS HOUSE
- and Lot For Sale situated tie corner of First
and Main ST., Cedar Falls, Iowa,
eE7~F For terms, enquire OF John II. Brown or g. b.
vauBIskrk 4otf
Cedar Fa'la, Iowa, March 4sh 1864. F.-.s1.e-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-06


An ARREST AFTER DEATH "A soldier be-
longing TO the 6th Cavalry, undertook while
the regiment vfas passing through the State
to forage ut the expense Of the farmers, and
was shot for his trouble. The ball struck
him in the neck, and seemingly extinguished
his vitality. He was left for dead. and tho
regiment proceeded on its way. The soldier
recovered, but instead Of rejoining his rcgi.
mcnt, he secrcted himself, and was publish
cd as deserter. A few weeks since he was
nabbed by Deputy Marshal, md was de-
posted in the Jail in this city. lie was very
much nceDscd at his arrest--denounced il
as an outrage, and stated with great earnest
ness, that it was the first instance ne had
ever heard of whereir,a q man was arrested
for dcsertion after he had been killed! Tho
poor fellow is TO be ptied. The whole regi.
lncnt ought to be arrested for deserting him
in the hour Of tribalation.--Des Aoinfs Reg
ister. @
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-06

TuE famous oak tree under which Gene.
rails Grant and Pembcrton met and agreed
upon terms for the surrender Of Vicksburg,
on the 3l of July last, has been cut to pieces
by soldiers who wished to obtain souvenirs
OF the memorable event. Not satisfied with
appropriating the trunk and branches, they
have burrowed into the earth and seized eve
ry root which could be secured, rs relies
Persons who have in their possession even .
small piece Of this wood, prize it highly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-06

TnuG.-Semebody who knows. says that
when two or more women. approaching you
OH narrow walk. fall behind one another to
let you pass, you may be sure they are la
dies Of uncommon politeness and consider.
alton. Tho usual course pursued hy women
Is to charge MI abreast sweeping every baay
into the mud.