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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

Jurenie Conesrt.-Tuesdsy evening rcxs
our citizens may expect rich treat in the
way Of . Juvenile Concert, under the dirsc.
ton Of Miss S. MINNIE MARTIN, who is now,
and for some time past has been. preparing
class Of about seventy girls and boys every
afternoon in Miss KNorrs school room. Pro.
grammcs viii be issued and circulated in due
time, which We caution the community to ks
on The lock ont for. Miss MARTIN enjoys q
COED reputation As . teacher Of music to chill.
dreo, and it is on this reputation, and the
notices of the press of her concerts elssw here,
that we base our estimate. We understand
that the people Of Waterloo were delighted
with the entertainment the children furnish.
ed there under her management, and from
the notices Of her concerts at Mt Vernon,
OskalooSa, aud elsewhere, that We have seen,
We should judge that tho people If other
towns were net less favorably impressed
Miss MARTIN has shown US some photograph.
ed tableaux, taken from her productions on
the stage, which are very beautiful, even in
the imperfect pictures which the sun fur.
nlshes. But We are satisfied our citizens will
be on the alert, AID. when the programmes
shall fix definitely the time, be prepared to
give the children appreciation and the man.
sgement . bumper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19


PERSONS OF sEDENrARY HABITS TROUBLED
With weakness lass,ude, pal,aon Of the heart lack
appetite distress after eating, torpid liver constipation
&C., deserve u suffer they will try the celebrated
PlANTATi, N B,TTERs.
which are now recomsenaed ny the hshes, medical au
thorisies, and WARRANTED 70 produce IN immediate ben
encia effect. They are exceedingly agreeable. perfectly
pure. and must sSPtscede all o,hsr tonies where /
healthy, gentle ssimraht Is required.
They purify, strengthen anu invgorass
They create healthy appetite.
They are an anssdote to change Of wafer and des.
They overcome elects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen he System ahd enNven We hSYd.
They prevent miasmatic and intermh,au, fevers.
They purify the breath and achMy OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhcs, Cholera and Cholera Motbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the languid brilliant, and
exhausted na.tfe's restoser They are composed
the celebrated C~lisays bark wntergreeu, sass,fas
rooss and herbs an preserved h pure st. Croix RON
For parteuars zee circulars and tessmonials arouns
each bottle.
Beware o. saposters. Examine every bottle. See tha
has D. 8. Barnes ssnaNure on our private u s. STAN,
over the cork with plantation scene and Arm sigma
ture on nn~ steel plate engraving on side label se
that bottle 10 not re ed with spurious and deeteri
Gus "un We DEFY Any person to march n. taste o.
character Of our goods Any person pretending 70 sci
Plantation Bsersn ny the gallon N odft IN impos
ter We sell only In log cAtn bottle Any persoI
Initiating this bottle selling anyher material there
In, whether called Plantation Bters or not crmina
under the u s. Law, and will be 90 prosecuted by us
We already have eye two parties re 6lling on
bottles &C. who win succeed In getting themselves I'M,
close quarters The demand for brakes Plantation Rit
eers from ladies' ciersymen. merchants, &C. 10 perfectly
hc~Ne. The simple trial Of bottle 10 the evidence
hresen. Of their worth and superiority They are soil
BY all respectable druggists Erocers physicians hotel
saloons, steamboats, aud coun,r, stores
p. II. DRAKE 4 co.
10 4OQ Rro0dsr0v k,.,o yoxk
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

Resolstion Of Thana,. special meet.
ing Of the First Univerxalist Society Of Cedar
Falls, held on the l4,h inst, the President,
J. A BssioP, Esq. in the Chsir, the follow.
ing Preamble and Resolutions. were. upon
the motion Of :. N. OvERaAx, Superintend.
ent Of the Sonday School, unanimously
adopted:
Wheress, We fully appreciate the readi-
ness and 2rompttuds with which Superin.
teudent YOUNG, Of the ID. 4 s. G. r. r., re-.
sponded to our request for the necessary &C.
Communications for our recent s. S. Exenrsors
and the amplitude, convenience and cosnfort
Of those accommodations and also the At.
ten'ion and kindness Of those gentlemanly
conductors, Messrs. KKLLoo and CAwLEY !;
and our obligations to the few friends at In.
dependence whose urtirinE efforts contribut.
ed 50 much to render our trip and visit plexs.
ant and satisfactory therefore
Resslcsd, Thst We hereby express to them
our consciousness Of Indebtedness to them
for their attention and liberslity, and our
most sincere and hearty thanks, assuring
them that nothing wSs ~anting upon their
part 70 make the occasion Ill that could be
desired, and which, by their kindness, prov.
ed TO be one Of the happisst We have ever
enjoyed.
Resolred, That the Secretary Of this Soci.
ETY. present copy of these proccedings to
Superintendent YouNo, and to MessIs. KEEL
LOG and CAwLEy; and also furnish one for
publication in the Dubuque Timss and Her.
AID, and the Guardian, Of Independence -
Dubuque Timss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

Sheep.-Nr JONI OWEN arrived on Nor
day with . flock Of twelve hundred and
eighty sheep, which he had recently pur
chased in Wisconsin. He stsr:ed with four
teen hundred, and has now sold off all bu,
fve hundred, which he is reserving to stock
farm on the Beaver. One hundred Of tb csc
deserved he paid one thousand dollars for,
amone which are two bucks for which h.
paid four hundred dollars. In few days hs
will return with the intention of purchasing
AboS< three hundred choice Spanish ewes to
add to the flock retained.
A flock Of thirteen hundred and Nifty
sheep passed through this place yesterday
for GAINESVILLE, Butler Co. They were pur.
chased in Michigan.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
sHRMIFF,S SALE.

STATE or IOWA,
BLACK HAWK CouATY,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyEy THAT on THE ,rn
~ day Of September, A b. 1864 at II O'clock A. NJ at
the Court House In the village ~ Waterloo and County
Aforesaid, VII be sold at Public Auction. 10 the
highest bidder for cash the ioIo*ng described real estate
levied upon and TAKEN by virtue Of special execution To-
sued from TIE once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
within and for the County Of Black Hawk State Of lows
10 favor 81 Csmphe and against the property Of or
son ronsley and y. Hates TO Wit The South west
quarter "a Of the Northeast quarter M and the South.
east quarter % Of Che Northwest quarter tf) Of section
thrt Township ninety, North Of Range i3y four
teen, Veg Of the fifth principal msrbian In BIack Hawk
Comsy Iowa. or % mhc thereof may necessary to
satsiy said writ Of execution and all accrung costs
V.2 W. p. BROWN
: ctsr;Eof BLrck Hunk Co. E,.cn
Dated a. IRE sh.ffs Once, waterloo, Ans ON ia.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
e Save Yeur Lila IN

nYSPEPHIA. ERYsiPEiAs, KIDNEY CON.
- 1lainf. Sick aud Nervous HeadtsAs, EeuyuiOio,
Grdrei. letter. B0,6srs Itch and Baldness Treat.
Use on the above Diseases with their seedy and parma.
nent cs're, sent free TO shy address. Address D. c.
UPiiAM. No. Is. South Eighth g., Philadelphia, Pa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
Union Meat Market.

- H. HAM HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE
Vt named Market. would RESPECTFULLY inform the pnb
- that he will continue the business a. the old stand
vAsrs oil those wishing anything ii rs line may rd him
as oil times, ready 70 his customers wh the best
- market Affords. Always hand
HEATS AND POULTRY
- every description. Remember that the UNION NEAT
hAkkEf b The rlace to supply your table
GIL. HAM.
cvd~ TaI;s, 2c@. -, fefS Stf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

y Military, -Herswith We publish the min
utes Of the last meeting of the Governor,
Guards, BY which it will be seen that the
Company is again on a war footing. FRANK
DALE, who was very unanimously chosen
Captain, to fiji tho vacancy occasioned scme
time since by JonN WAYNE going into the
service IS Adjutant of the Ninth Iowa Cav.
airy. is one wellfitte for the position, and
will Do much toward sustaining the compa.
ny. and rendering it proficient in drill and
credisable to Cedar Falls. Mr.. DALE WAS for
nearly two years in the service a. LIST Lieu.
tenant Of Company C, Twenty first Iowa.
Everybody Who knows FRANK will congrstu-
late the Guards on their happy selection
I'VE do not say this from any consideration
Of what occurred after the adjournment Of
the meeting Saturday evening". After the
meeting the Company was formed and
marched into the street. when satisfactory
proof was given the Captain that he had
material which, with . little practice, he
might be proud anywhere to command. And
We hope this practice will be had, and each
member Of the company take such interest
in psrfecting himself in drill, that the Gov.
ernor's Guards may gain the reputation Of
the crack militia company Of the State.-
Many Of ito members have already had con
adorable experience in military matters; in
the service and elsewhere. and proficiency
may easily be gained BY giving the necessa.
~ attention. The Guards have re.rentsd
Armory Hall, Of the Measrs. rnoYrsox,
where their sixty stand Of arms have been
put up in good style, and where their meet.
ings will hereafter be held. Tomorrow (Sat
urday) evening the Company meet for drill
We trust the members will turn ous prompt.
ly and we'll.
Other Companies must necessarily be
formed here to comply with the new Militia
Law, which obliges every man, lisbls to do
military duty, to join some organization, or
be subjected TO fine Of not less than one
dollar nor more than one hundred dollars
Who will start the ball for smother compa.
ny! We hope the able. bodied men through.
out tbs county win act promptly in organis.
ing themselves into companies, which muss
be Of not less than forty nor more than ono
hundred snd one. Every man is personally
responsible in this matter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,

a.. TO THE YOUNG OR OLD, s-.
~ Arieor Female,
fyou have been suffering from habit INDUCED 10 By ths
YOE7H or BU7U SEXES,
WHICH CAUSES SO MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS
Nunfts them for Marriage,
And IL the GaEArEsr Evil which can besxl
MAN on WOMEN
See symptoms enumerated In Advertisement. and Il
you are sufferer.
Cut out the Advertisement and send for Il At once.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask Tor Helmbold's, take no other.
Cures guaranteed.
-.s Betc0re " C0unse,Jsits and ImitationG
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

DeatA Of William II Aorriscn. The sad
intelligence has been received here Of the
death Of wnLIAx II. MexR,sos. He was
diminishing near Atlantis, on the 9Th inst,
when. in endeavsring to bear from the field
comrads who was badly wounded, he was
shss through the head and instantly killed.
He Was son Of ARTHUR AoRIrsos, Of this
place. and was long resident here. In the
winter Of 1860 he married daughter Of A..
NoaRls, Of New Hartford. and moved to Sha.
bana Grove, Decalb Co., Illinois, where in
1851 he became 4 member Of the lo5sh III.
He was held in high estimation here as cit.
isen, and by tho word Of his Captain, in
transmitting the sad news Of his death, We
ore assured that - . soldier in the army Of
the Union he was not less exalted in the
minds Of his comrades and officers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
~ Dyspepsia can BE- cured ~

nYSPEPSlA NO MATTER HOW LONG STAND.
- ing. yields at once to "UrnAY's DvsbEpsrA
crHs" The effects Of this Remedy ave truly ,rd5ical
Try Il and be convinced. Price One Dollar box Sent
postpaid 10 any address, By g. c. UPHA Is South sth
st., Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free %s.sm
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

Potato Bugs.-Ths ravages Of tho potato
bugs in this town are, il not alarming. very
surprising. Now tho potatoes are utterly
destroyed the pests are amusing themselves
in eating nearly every green thing. tomatoes
and Sewers seeming to be the nearest to
their fancy. Tho ground is literally covered
with them, and It is our opinion that we
bring scores to timely end every day in
our walks. A gentleman said to US the other
evening that when he went to his meals he
went with both feet on bugs, and put himself
to an Inconvenience to get them on bugs to
good advantage. His garden has been con.
escaseJ and against them he has sworn war
~ determination. We are told that the bugs
are 'noIs damaging in town than out Of it,
and that few miles Out no serious trouble
il had from them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

Sold Oue.-H. BARsos has sold out bis
News Room to GRoso. BARxRs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
Ninutss Of the Meeting Of tn. GOVERNOR

~'~s~" ~ WV ~Aecss'sy " "s VoVor "V
Guards -
csDan 1ALls. sA-rreAI Eysrso.l
August 18th. 1854.
Governors Guards met at Horticultural
Hall Pursuant to adjournment. Lieut.. p.
AELESDY in the Chait; Minutes of last meet,
ing read and approved.
Committee on Constitution and BY Law.
called and reported. Moved that report he
taken up in order and acted upon. Carried.
Report, amended as follows, was adopted,
and the Committee discharged.
CONsTITyyloN AND BYLAWS or
G0vE&NOR'S GUARDs.
CONSTITUTION
AAs. lsY-This Company shall be known 40 the Gov.
srnors Guards Of Cedar Falls and shall he governed by
military organization, composed Of commissioned and
non commissioned officers In compliance With the militia
law Of the State and also BY civil organisation
posed Of President Vice Pstsent Secretary and Treas
urer. and an Executive Committee Of three.
AR. 2The civil organisation shall have Jurisdiction
ever the secular Affairs Of the Company, and shall bs
governed by Parliamentary Rules
ARS SThe civil Equalization shall meet FOR the trans.
action Of business the fret Tuesday Of each month";
and - sssen thereafter the osnisa tsn may deem
proper.
Arr. <-fhis Company shall comply with the law gov.
srnng the militia Of this State ehserfuly and for all w.
sassas shetsof shall submit the conditions Of cur Dy
Laws.
Art. 5-This Condisut;on or the By Laws may BE-
amended By vote Of the Company, By giving one
months notice At . regular meeting.
ART. 6-Ths oicers Of the civil organization shall be
sstsd annually on the Ars regular meeting In August
BYLAWS. .....
ist-rhis Company shall meet on the last Saturday o
sash month. ~ O'Clock p H. for drill and sitensr
ordered BY commanding ofcsr, and each member ab.
sent without ressOsabls excuse viii Be subjee. 70 One
Of one dollar.
ID The Of he conpany shar not b taken from
the arory for psrposs Whatever except for dr or
target practice, BY order permit Of ee in con.
msnd.
Sd-No member Of this Company shall appear On pa.
rads while intoxicated under penalty Of One Of ave
dollars.
Athrhe Executive Committee shal attend to the col.
sctns Of zines. dues, e. and provide suitable place
FOR the safe keeping Of the and smmunoa Of the
Company and make quarterly returns u ihe lame ..
regular mestangs They shall also suploy % srmorer.
whose dsy shall Be 70 keep the arms In good ORDER
5th-Each mcnbsr shall pay the sum Of ten cents per
month to fsad to expenses, and which shall be
paid out BY vote Of the Company. Surplus funds thus
raised may b disposed Of BY tvs thirds vote Of the
Company.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

GAZETTE OFFICE, ,
fRIpAY. Aug. 10. (
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~
AN OapER RELATING TO sPRRMANESr Dis
AnLED MEN.-Adjutant General Cooper has is.
sued the annexed order in regard TO, permanent
disabled men {:
Generals commanding Reserves in the sever
al States will, without delay, select and send
off1cers' one to each Congressional District,
empowered to summon, and after inspection.
forward to the camps of Instruction. all per.
sons holding certificates Of permanent disability,
and such persons assigned to light duly, as in
his Judgment appear likely to be adiudged
qualified for active service AS such as NAV.
nPon! examination, be pronounced by select
Medical Boards so qualified, will be assigned
to duty in the field.
The Inspectors Of conscription may be cI,,rp-
ca with this additional duty in the absence Of
other suitable officers.
The details Of such men, called out BY Gen
eral Order No. II, (current scries) as arc found
by TIE proper Medical Boards to be unfit for
hcid SERVICE may be revived. and similar dc:
tails may ne granted to light duty men not
hereunto detailed, at the discretion Of Generals
Of Reserves.
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NORTHERN NEWS.

MOBILE. O,t. lo.--Thc New Orleans Times
of the lth has been received. O<yka claims
great success for Lcas raid in eastern Louis
lana in the destruction of property and tie
capture of prisoners. Accounts agree nearly
with our own previously forwarded. 1t says
additionally that Lieut. Earle, commanding de-
t'chmcnt Of scouts, captured Major, en- route
Tor Richmond, with Is battle flags, taken on the
Red River expedition, together with large
number OF important dispatches for the Confcd-
crate War Department.. Several prisoners.
including Conmissary rank Major. Earle re-
ports the capture Of Woodvillc and large
number of prisoners, by force from Da'S.'s
| command. tits reported that tic rebels would
not surrender to negro troops-it resulted in
many being killed.
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CENT Is ssL III D a n |,
,Q.apber.l9'
;:'|

"; M Mn,
ij fia hi
\ sssH ERE "a FTER, CARS WIlIBIs &
TOR Lees and Bcaureg
Wednesday,, for Hoods Army on tRs Salfi s
Goth of every month for Charleston; fa tSast
the lst; 10th ona goth Of
sM:ssxB0RD,i ohair
~ 1t is again rcqasstsd bpI.9s bss
secured by wooden hoops
bottles be excluded from tile
Oct !S ss:sS aeaass
eD- Papers of tile stato pledsa
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-20

'ALLANplGl1AM lntely made mn important speech at
Sidney Ohio He declared that the Chicago Convcn-
t'"n and PLATFORM meant pence unconditional and i'm.
med'ate' and that McCLELLAN's letter was mcre or
pross'on OF personal opinion. FTe would be bound in
administrative policy by the ncon of the Convention
ann s resolutions. ms construed by those who made
them.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-20

The .'ll:" and Mining bureau employ only 10000
mon I" q" the work which it. i,kcs So 0OO men in the
lnc'' states to n. OF these l0. 0o0 only 900 arc
"''''t" the other 5000 arc negroes Or the 1000
white men, l5"o'arc. and for montl past have hecn.
'"'tE service ut the front At Snltvillc thcv Emnht
We'll III Tennessee. Georgia and Alabama, they have
frequently done good service
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~" LAWS IN ALAEAMA.-tl tlnbamn will be dct
ocoy an unsafe State for law breakers reside ill.,
among the acts passed Mt the late session of the Al-
''''' Legislature was one Which makes the crimes of
hosr" stealing, horse stealing, burglary robbery and
arson punishable with death by hanging without dis
cfet'oh OF the jury Another to pun,sh by mprison.
ent IN the penitentay, for term not exceeding five
years. any mpresslng officer who violates the impress
hent iaw' III any shape Or FORM in tile execution, or
pretended execution of the Same
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-20

The Advisory Board-T. J. ANoRUsr, A. NJ. KEN.
SEnF and RoBr MASS-before whom comes ail appli.
cations Tor detail, approval of honds &C., meet on
Monday Wednesday and Saturday Of each week, at
the Enrolling Office in Cattldgii:
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-20

FEARFUL M0HrAIrTY.-A letter received by A gen.
tleman in Wilmington States that there had occurrc,
in Newbern in twenty -fo,r horrs-that il to any, in
one day and nght-ll9 deaths from yellow fever
The Yankee troops have been hurried off into the
woods or anywhere
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CENTRAL AssoGIATilI6 oGIA is I6l & ss5

CENTRAL BUKE4U,. SePttsS24N.. 5884fsss.SS9f
Prisoners of VA. .sS1.s fsssgJS
THE CENTRAL ASSOCIATIO NksNfI NfIIs&FOR. ::
WARD packages. containing Clothing Snd iTobaHo.
for PRISONERS OF WAR, to Colonel JaSf1isasS Com
missioner Of the STATE of South Carolina who will for
ward them to the point of exchange below Richmond
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the charges on the other side, be paid y the re-
ceiver Also, all open letters Of one page for PRISO
NERS OF WAR will be forwarded by u.s.
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Oct l9 Chairman Association
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. RAGS WANTED Ten cents per pound will hc naid
NJ 'h's oifc" for clean cotton linen rags VIII our
fr'crds throughout the district send us their waste
rags? Tt will he great acco nmodatioc to us 90 # s
almost the only way in which we can SECURE srn,,.
O paper from the mills The immediate attention Of
'he a''lrs in this matter will be greatly arpreciated
as we expect to make shipment in n few DAYS
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-20

'eh. 'iAMrToS had tho pleasure in n late engage.
ment to capture l2t men Of the 33th MASSACHUSETTS,
regiment. cv':y ono Of whom an l.na,inltcrarcri
in'c''1nn They arc Dutch Ill over and to the b,cl
hone: 'nS' AMI yaw' are the only mteirible words
'h"y can nt'cr. They have not been in this country
long enough 10 speak The simplest words of u,r Ian,
r,E,r"
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PERSONS having business with the editor Of the Con-
FEnERATE cah find him at the DAILY JOURNAL Office
every day in the week. between the hours of q. m
and p. IN.
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY moRNtNG oCT. aos

senerals BREcKISR1DaE and tcHoIs arr. following
"p their SUCCESSES in East Tennessee with voor and
nave completely neutraized the efforts Of the enemy
in That quarter.