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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

T IST OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed in
LPost Office. ST. Johnsbury, Vt Sept. l, 1864.
Bach ChasW McVety VIM
Bowman Acelia Prchard Onestne
Boyce Warren J Read Nary
Chaplin Fanny c Richardson Carrie
Clough H H Isaac
Crosby Chas Robinson Sherman
Donley James Smith Miss Mary
Hill Mrs Betsey NJ Stone NJ
Horton is Whitehill Susan NJ
II To obtain any of these letters the appli-
cant must call fol" adrertiSed letters" give the
date of this list and pay one ce;t for advertising.
~ mot called for within ore month. they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
! EMERSON HALL. P. ".
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4. Lincoln, President :

4. Lincoln, President
Since my dispatch of this morning l have
received the Richmond Sentinel of the 9th
1t contain. the following dispatch from
Mobile:
The report of the surrender of Fort Nor
gan was most unex oected, and We await an
explanation Of so unfortunate an occurrence.
The press of Mobile is hopeful and conf
dent Of their ability to hold the city
L. S. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
The latest intelligence from the Shenan
doah valley represents that large part Of
the rebel force there has been Withdrawn
towards Richmond.
The latest reports from Gen Sherman rep
resent that thus far his recent movements to
occupy the rebel lines of supply have beer
successful f. NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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And - ulch Il said land xii, p. odd public suction
at the Vernon HoJ-,. ia Ilau. Pod Eiissr. ia said
Brighton on Thursday the .h ul So. nler- >Gi, al
10 O'Clock 4 rhal he r.qU:i'" - discharge aid
taxes with ros;s unless prev!o,-l ''siG-
!. \ MANSl r. Ist Constable.
Dated az Brigl ON. -. IN li-lG
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III. .Erp.


The fo'io"re pe'l'Iors Tor divorce were
Tented at me term 81 court just held mere
Nathan II. ChamPerln VS.. harriet W.
ChamberliH; bill granted Tor wiiiful desef-
ton aud adultery
i''faai Siaso ' -Aoie"'' 1"''" ''''
= a"'eu ''' VEIN
'''
paw" ~, ill.,, A., po,o,
elder. bill granted FIR wiliful desertion.
CneS,,na i,vn,e vs.. Oliver Lavoye: bill
granted tor ~ .ls1 is. rtion.
Kebrec. , ~ IS. Timothy Hum
ohrrv; a.t ,..lful desertion.
Oliver j. Il Phuurt Green; bill
granted IN. II TO-.
a'--
( Mr.. Nonit'"l neheioheu III
some quarters '> - "'''7 successor o.
/ Secretary ft>''.'''' II. y 'aSe 1t resigns 'l'
treasury osPiFtmeH, Is i : 'ai1 He VIII u
ron li.-lea.th, before long.
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# Row ard Brown He was oood
.r. add beloved companion, and bis COM
mourn his death greatly He vas son
l., \ J. Copeland Of Psacham, and was
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Tn new and beautiful school house in
..c- was dedicated on Wednesday after
with appropriate services, the main fea
.: Which was an address by J. S. Adams,
secretary 9! the Vermont Board of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

The preparing ami combining the BlooiRoot EliAr i
attended with results Ia medical science ncNi IN infoI
tsuc =. inhalation of ether surgery 'otS aid Plants
ia themselves gusent and SaET-esu!-- are hs teH
and -g-ntl process Extracting sih I2HH Ir' drIri
more Ell iiy. ia their operation entirely te-trd - he
gripn. distressing pain whi, attends the sci n u
al oT p.-aliS- MEDICINE Ihe: are als' ma * L" te-
some llEuis
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

II iucites the various organs Il the system 10 act their
tir: part removing Tie causes Al4lGl ll1ulc slirl-
rtti.Ip " ,.rra ia Tle.-aye J>s % Appetite by>-
r-i ,-tive.l-SS ami the VARIOUS ii-ea-; TLCu
from cement % the stomach anu B"~c>- aid re
>rrcted circulation ot The Blood
CT-ll- AMI Gods. ia then caIA Stages -il -IlIn dale
IL Weld 10 the effect p the Elixir
The Boot K.si E-lNr contain 20 mineral p mi
CoJ- botanical cement no eActai but stimulates tie
>.cr-tlu- 81 mid and Jiiu>Iye l. an
tive aperient-hIs decided >alutaTy action upon the
Liver ami there has been Irene pTnartl
family Cse which possesses EgL2i merit.
travellers. ur'h 10y and aud. Viii EIs lie ElkE =
cDLpi-t' arlBte iOT the he evils ch teH . l-e2
eIlHTe, irr. change OF clate u Sater T - -;-t
Tue proprietor 81 the BiO,i-EUs; Elixir. ,nT- > o.
Eg IIi-.y las been long AID i-sJsaAs k;4Sssl Il he
Yuci, - his celebrated SherTE Inc Bitter, Inc h>i
tome medicine ever discovered arG which rs hee- n
u-e over Tly gears. lie i graduate u the >tH
Hampshire Aetll 0lirse and .lArg wears a>>Ng,lc
r..uiir- Il the Massa, hu-ett> Medical >Cc2eJ-Ia lAe
made l. >iu. medicine IA profession >.I:ce la
Ad - fatty convinced is the Doctor ci te Noideill u
curative effects hi, BlyViRyUl EllAlr, t.-t L. le
offer, 20 eac. AMI every person NhO will Use uae Ia
% trle Of hi- Elixir and Not be CONSCIOUS 81 : - .
tne-err IL refund IL said person The illl -, =,
h.. paid iOT the same, by returning The ul-Ase ON ~
Office
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

w Casinos Spring Mattress,
Bincham's Building, ST. Johns bury.
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The Rebels Surrender Fort Morgan.

HO 1sCUC'9 '1Uf tHUtI 4 UT 4U0I UHs
WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, Aug. %.
Nqj. Gen. Die:
The capture of Fort Morgan is fully con-
frmed by dispatches from Gems. Grant and
Sherman, who derive their Information from
Richmond ard Mobile papers. 1t appears
from Gen. Grants dispatch to the president
just received, that Fort Morgan was surren-
dered.
('ITy porST AuU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
ID X | G. Ii L O y

The non-r.-derf proprietor OF the of Brighton
ia the % hereby Notified .,is the sN,
4....t! by eaid I'm the wear pa-.. p-,,,-i;.-
this remain oi.icT - hole ia pax uupaid
tnII L.-. - -.-i .AiA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

v,fl an only l- attained ty u.i,cne IN anI state.
Ties Al It.Gy elements III plrEatiVe medicines
Tur uaTi AMI comp 80 manner n ~hi ii- are pre-
-lr. rem i-r- them !ni-e-titiaII : -r. taken are
turn4. la stomach AMI bsSr.>. haI diS>olFri
r.,-u. unV partial action ihercos cAl>li- Irritation
and rti-i = IL pArl- connected with tl-i- passage
one ii.l -s.e l. >-UundeIn ariea. * Il; Produce more
rilal AMI -lll effect than IKE In crude state
The ispi Root Elixir has partial action upon lie
hySal- but i ed iiyIe- ana ;hrousnVG Tie
whole circulation iha Blood. impArtins healthy aud
iy.,rtfir action t. the SION Act ani Bowels. Liver
lungs EislevS and stimulating dormant and MORBID Sc
,retiuii> throughout me whole system
single dose viii produce cheerful asd eAAllAItils
.,,u,riull which vii inspire the patient win CUun-
.Ce and assurance Of immediate reilei- coll inuAloe
Ia. snort Icrpd viii drive the obscure arI hidden u-
mos 10 the surface O the sAin, aud relieve or cheek
,TouloU- AIvCtOr--anGu 10y this purifying ii ireth-
,.,iu. the Blood, val remove tie mOsI fruitful
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
Pleasant and .Areeqble 10 he Taste,
1 Difusire and .Iueratic, EFect,

and - Il cir peculiar combination U"-E perfectly in
harmony with nature that no unpleasant --ayiisn wilI
i,,B@ = operation. Il al,o POSSESSES
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
DUMPS
PUMPS
ri'HRESIIING MACHINES.

For sale II NV shop IN WHEELOUk the best
kind Of Pits Paten: Improved ThrcShin- Ma
chimes now IN Use Please cal. Before PURCHASING,
elsewhere Also, repairing done on short notice.
OSBORN WARD.
Whcelock Y Aug. :. 1874. lltf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
DEACIIAN ACADEMY.
GAS Ii SI : TEN,

On and after September l>t- 1874, the sub
scTiher viii sci goods fo- CASH OR READY
PAY ONLY W f PECK
Pa>sumpsc. Aug. n. 1864. 1915
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
CTATE OF TLRMJET

Dated at Brighton. -. l>n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14
cow Al.
Take no more Unpleasant aud Tssafs ye1jc,oss

Take no more Unpleasant AID Unsats Kedicines
For unpeassn. and dangerous diseases, use HELM
BoLD'S EXTRACT BuCHu, which has received the on
dcrsement Of the most PROMINENT PHYSICIANS IN ruK U
s. Is now offered to afflicted huanty certain curt
for the following diseases and SYMPTOMS originating from
diseases and abuse Of the Urinary Or Sexui Organs
General Debility Mental and Physical Depression Imbe
ciiity DETERMINATION Of Blood 70 the Head CONFUSED
Ideas Hystcra General Irritabllsy Reslessness ant
sseplessness at Night, Absence Of Muscular EGcency
Loss OF Appetite, Emaeiasou, Low Spirits Disorganza
ton or Paralysis Of the Organs 81 Generaton Papi,a
ton Of the Heart and in fact, all the concomtan,s Of
Nervous and Debihated aateef the system. IA insu
the genuine. cat this out. Ask for HELMBoLp'S.-
Take no other. Chfes guaranteed. See advertisement
n another column sa4 h86st8 no shkwafEFss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

H perseverance,, ssiU Overcome all o.
stdetes.-The time was when the medical fac.
ulty denounced the use Of Salerstus becadse
OF the poisonous properties il contained
They conceded that the deleterions parts
we're not essential, and this led to the inqui.
ny as to how the article might be produced
wi.bens.e Mr.. DE- LAND kith aperzeveranee
equal to the undertaking, applied himself to
the task, and at length produced this eelebra.
ted Chemical SaleFasss,, ybish has, the az
proval Of the faculty and the housewiye s,
and can be had Of the grocers. 4 ai0I7
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14
Rosoe to Do I've understand that b

Hoaoe to DO N.-We understand that Dr.
Howe, of this place, is about taking the
stump In behalf of the copperhcnd party
He will probably clearly demonstrate houe
slavery should be saved though the Union
perish; ho~e we have no right to coerce our
dear Southern brethren; hocs they have
perfect right to secede if they see proper !;
hotee this is an Abolition war, and houe the
election of Little Mac will stop the war, and
give us two glorious Unions instead of one.
So far as the restoration Of the Union is con-
cerned his speeches viii probably clearly
show hore not TO lit. 81 s'FsWT' ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Death Of Hugh AagiN. The Dubuque
Times of the 18th inst. announces the death
Of Hucn MAGlLL, who died at his residence
in Manchester, on Sunday last, of inhsma.
ton of the brain, aged ca. He was well
known through this section of the State, be.
inSone of the firm Of MAGiLL & DKsroS, the
contractors who built most Of the d. & S. G..
+. R. The Times says: gr'I gAz9
"Mr Magill was born in Ireland and en-
igrated to this country when bur nineteen
years OF age. He was endowed with excel
lent mental ability. imbued with sense Of
the highest honor, was strictly honest, and
possessed rare and wonderful energy He
was kind hearted and BENEVOLENT, but was
always sure his kindness was bestowed upon
worthy objects. His death VIII DO lament
ed, and memories OF him cherished by 81!
who knew him. He will be taken to Clinton
for intermcnt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14
MARRIED

>~1~r~@~->~~ry~~
In East Waterloo, on the IN inA by Rev J. BossAx.
MR. " n vANrlLBuRGiI and MISS lsiAEGxREr
McCARTY. f ~ yral'aaC
onA MONDAY, iesk inst, by Rsv. A. G. EsEsR4sr. at
his sesdease in cAax FaiD. IN wMss b. AHDERsos.
Of wsshinston sownshsp. and Mss vDNs n. Brown
Of Bremen county. ', ,. f'
- 3t - a tastf =
z On Tharsday. October n, ~ ire Central House IN
Waterloo BY Judge sHAw. Mr. LEANpER b. STANTON
and Miss crLEsrIA n coRwlSs.rt au
On Thursday. October Is at the Central IIeuse in
Waterloo. By Jsd9s ssAv, M w1LLfAMCORwJN md
NssL.NARfA - a7AEroE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

H ELLEnxAs, At the Philadelphia Cloth
ing Store, has the largest stock of flannel and
cashmere over shirts. and mcrino under
shirts and drawers in this tswn. lie has
the best and incest We ever saw; and he
does sell them at far below the prices Of other
concerns in town. a { osd u - iy,r5f7a. a.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

V" Gold Is. GreenJacks. In these times
Of high and Auctuating prices in goods of
every description, you will find well select
cd stock, too varied to enumerate,sat W.
FRANCIS Main street, Cedar Falls, at prices
based upon present value. Call and exam.
inc. No troublc..to show goods. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

attention Comqaay.-The second compa
ny organized under the militia hw4of Ibis
State at Cedar. Falls are requested to meet a.
Horticultural Han, to morrow evening, at n
O'clock, for tho purpose Of attending 10 i'm
portant business. Us rs = y - 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14
Icy Extraordinary Iudycsu<n,, IN r.,

tD- Extraordinary Inducements to Buy.
ers Of Clothing -ELLEHuAS, at the Phila
delpha Clothing Store, is now selling some
OF the greatest bargains in town. All in
need of anything in his line, should surely
give him call before buying elsewhere, as
he really sells at lower prices than any other
store in Cedar Falls. He also has the largest
stock, and by all means the best Of goods.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Dr. RopAcx's sroMAon BlrrrRs.-wr profess to have
more ti'an Superficial knowledge Of the healing art
and while we are fully prepared to admit that humbug i.
hut another word for imposition, and therefore, do no,
allow any advertisement notice to appear in our pa
per- that has the least tendency to corrupt the human
mind We are always glad to recommend what we believe
to be real boon to society, and having made expert
mental use of Dr.. Rohacks Stomach Bters bear OUT
Testimony to their real genuine and very beneficial use
Dr. n Bhers far surpass any prepsraton Of The hind
We have ever used ma we urge all who' need mild
safe, and agreeable tonic try this medicine al cnce
II you try II once you viii be sure to try again. II /:
jus. the thing for the stomach In hot weather
May 50, 1851. See advertisement. s-.--,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

@- The rush for Boots and Shoes still
continues Mt TRowBRrpoE's in consequence
OF the low prices and good goods. A reduc.
ton Of prices has lately been made on near
" every style Of goods, including those Gus.
tom made Kip Boots. and people are finding
out that good article is cheapest. ieaae -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

S,seet Potatoes-Mr. JOS. BAScRoEr has
presented us with a generous mess Of swee,
potatoes Of his own raising Larger, finer
tubcrs Of this species We have rarely IL ever
seen, and the sunny South must look to its
laurels. or Iowa will bear off the palm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Club Room.-Let all bear in mind that the
LINCOLN and JOHNSON Club Room is open
every week day evening. The reading table
is well supplied with newspapers and docu.
ments. Admission free to all.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

~ Some Of the finest overcoats ever cx.
hibited in Cedar Falls, also cashmere suits
can be seen at ELLERMAN's PHILADELPHIA
Clothing Store, at very low prices. Call and
see them. '"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Steam MI. - Messrs. MOORE g. MORN s
have commenced rebuilding their steam saw
mill on the site Of the one destroyed by fire
short .time since. The machinery is not
materially damaged, and they will be at work
again in short time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

.Atn Narhet,--The building recently own
ed by SiLLER, standing near Bgows's mill,
has been moved onto the lot inst west of RrT-
TER, ADAMS & Cos market, and will be fitted
up for a meat market.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Dratt Neat Weck--W learn that the
Drafting Commissioners go to Waterloo to-
morrow evening, and on Monday next will
probably commence the draft for the East
ern portion Of the District. AZ. ....-.s-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Attenti0n.-The members of the militia
company recruited by CA Stone, Esq, will
met at his Office on Saturday evening. Oct.
10Th, at O'clock, for the election 81 officers
Let all members be present. w.. '.'''" s."'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14


Isrsona..-Major SriMxrsG,s Of. thesseist
Iowa, was in town Tuesday and "Wednesday
last. He is or short furlough. given him
to fecuperate his health, which had com.
menccd to give way under the long and ar
duous service he has passed through, with
such signal credit. Iowa's officers are sec
ond to none in gallantry and worth, and few,
if any, there are among them that CAP show
a better record than Major SylxMrsc.. Efforts
are being made to lengthen the: time Of, his
furlough, IN order to give him an opportnni-
ty Of addressing the Germans Of hi part Of
the State on ,heissues Of the day. We hope
the arrangement can be made, for. the Major
is an able and and effective speaker. e. g 2
-T-Sergt RosESBAUM, Of the 3lst, WHO has
been At home on furlough for two weeks
past. left to rejoin his regiment on yesterday
morning. May, health and safety 10 thy
constant attendants, JoR. ssi 81.
-On Friday last, B. T. RAoEas, Or this
place, and OEv. WnE,ass, Of New Hartford
both of the Third Iowa Battery arrived
here. having faithfully served their ss country
for three years, and having been honofabfy
mustcfed ostsof the service. s'nss IS yssizg
Hon. q. SrssErss, one Of tl,s Ooasmis
sioncrs appointed to take the iowa soldiers )
vote. left here on Wednesday morning last
for keokuk. a: which place, he was, ordered
to report, a., .., .sd =; LIZ ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14


Dinner and Refreshments on Ndss Meeting
Day-A dinner will be gwen It Horticul.
tural Hall on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, and re
freshments served At all hours Of the day and
evening, under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid Society, the proceeds to be devoted 10
Sanitary purposes and the relief of needy
families Of soldiers. The Society have fro.
quent applications from the wives Of the
brave mon who are lighting for us, for sup,
plies, which they are. owing to the low state
Of their finances, unable TO meet. Feeling
assured that all our friends in country and
town will give US call on the day Of the
Great Mass Meeting, We shall make abundan.
preparations for good dinner.
BY ordsr Of the Society. ..' - l. ...'
MARY W. COLLINS, seey. 1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Tho Courier Raises III, Rates. - The Wa.
teSloo Courier has increased its subscription
price to $3.50 per year. HAsrxAs, in ex.
planning the causes which have compelled
this advance, says: ,,. -, = 5.5 5.g - -
We are now paying 80 o.. Z cents fof
print paper in former times. Notwithstsnd
ing the fall in gold, the paper monopolizers
continue to pile on the price, until at last the
figures have brought the blank paper to
more than we receive for II after it is printed,
thus making every subscriber at 81. % an
actual loss to Is. If our ffieniss don u wait
the Courier Ut our new rates, we are sorry !:
but would feel still more. so il I'VE thought
that the people entertained the erroneous
idea that we can afford to do losing bust
ness. Whenever paper comes down, our
prices 60 down with it, gfEfg7
Tho above extract presents the case ii,
its true light. 1t is q losing business to any
country publisher to furnish an eight colmmn
weekly at q, 90 per annum. n price Of pa
per does not fall before long, the GAZETTE
will be obliged to rsise, its subscription also.
However, we shall not de 50 at present but
n rthere 10 no reduction IN prices of stock,
&C., By the 6rst Of January. necessity will
conpel rs 70 make an advance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14
UNION MEETINGS.
List OF, Appointment for Cedar
Falls, Union, Washington. East
Waterloo and Mt. Vernon Fps.

wASRINGTON-AtG Grove School House.
Perkins. r,.9 - 80
Wednesday night, October Goth, A. F. Drown. 7 rsH
:. =" November End, VIM. II. Mcclure
and J. D. Powers. .r.~.r .-sss ... O.. 80
VT. vERNON-At Center school House.
Thursday night, October goth, VIM. II. Mcclure and
Geo. D. Perkins. --
Thursday night, October 21th, G. A. Stone and A. F.
Brown. FTag asw #. at n... r.-
Thursday night, November Bird, J. B. Powers. .a..~
UNION ''''.. .'-.4 ID
Saturday night. october 18th, wm H. Mcclure and
Geo. d. Perkins. .....s .,,,...-.....-.....
Saturday night, October 2sth, c. A. Stone and A. r
Monday night, November It'll, J. B. Powers.
EAST WATER LOO-cedar City School House
Saturday night October e2d, Geo. D. Perkins and C.
A. Stone. Ht~nN." a.'- ,' f.. 8'e -
Tuesday night, November 1.t, j. B. Powers and YIN
II. Mcclure.
CEDAR FALLS-At Horticultural Hall.
Friday night, October 14th Q. A. Stone. e..
Friday night, October 2lst, A. Y. Brown.
Friday night, October 2sth Geo. D. Perkins and J.
Powers. f q. y 'A-.s@ > 3 I4.z's E31 10 1
Friday night, November 4th, Hon. L. W. Hart, Of In
dependence. ..- .r.rra-r-. - ~ tr.E. &c..
sE-A Union Club viii be organized in Washington
Township on Monday evening next, and in Mt. Yer,
non Township on Thursday evening next ..n!a
TT The friends Of the will see to II that the
places Of meeting In their respective localities are made
ready for the nights appointed, and that time and place
gatherings have general circulation in order tina,
good attendance may be secured.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

at Cost.-AsKIs is selling of wrLLEn's
stock of boots and shoes at bare cost There
is no humbug about this Mems boots at
50 per pair, and ladies' calf shoes at 81 80.
The lease Of the building expires on the 9stk
inst, and the stock must be cleared out by
that time. ts ..-ssi..r,r --y.t...f -.,.,s,,g
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Masonic.-Black Hawk Lodge, A. +. & A.
NJ, meets on Monday evening next for work.
A general attendance desired. . &. ..,.a.. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

ALL the drafted men from Bremen county
reported at headquarters, in Dubuque, on
Monday last for examination.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Standard School Books, 6e.--We direct
the attention -four readers to two advertise.
ments of Mr.. S. NJ. Case, which appear in
this issue. We are certain that parties wish
ing to purchase anything in the line of school
books, furniture, and apparatus, cannot do
better than apply to Mr.. CASE. See adver-
tiSement. .. sa tea r.,z.... .s .-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

Bridge Pepairing.- The bridge across the
Cedar at this place, which had begun to be
shaky, is now being thoroughly repaired and
strengthened. -,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-14

| Sanitary Supplies. L. A. THOMAS
| of Dubuque, now connected with the Chris.
tan Commission and stationed in the Diet
Kitchen of the General Hospital al Memphis,
has been in town this week. She returns ia
her post the first Of November, and is desir.
Pous Of taking back with her butter, eggs,
pickles, &C., for hospital use. These articles
are much needed by the sick soldiers, and
she will personally see that contributed ,rti.
cles placed in her hands reach the objects Cor
which they were intended. Will not farmers
and others give this matter helping hand !