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toRrEKss Moygor, Dec. Il, 1864
Tre expedition which ert norfok tho 90 iust com.
posed ot the Untcd states gunboat cbicopee aud tho
..ghiy.hth New YORK regiment, commanded by Lien
teuaui 81 wm Clark, for the purpose OF breaking
M tho coltrablrd tratesu pectsd Tor long .lmo 40
taking pace between restsots Of Norfolk and lho
rebel AGENTS loauCk met Sith eaoourogna
success.
colonel Clark, TN ortlou of his regiment, marched
or several miles tho interior u Hartford ard Ber,io
counties. surprising at poa, a comDany Of rebel
soldiers guarding 'ot oi goods transit Tor ber army,
aud ,aptfrne ard desn Dying largo camp, ~ which
found large Quantities oi comm stores sod all
kinds II uniion destined Tor of tbe p,owing
bands enoras who constantly inss, this seclon and
who nre source n considerable sn2ey 10 the peacoui
farmers ana residents .: thnt o,iity
rlhwno,s oroe returned 10 safety 70 Ro n ko Island
on The etn instari having met With Ices and 9TH
ouiy three vcuuasf' IN ssirmish with company of
robol cavalry at yar Landing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Quite Commotion. -Last Saturday even.
ing quite a disturbance came off at the In.
man House. AT the supper table the subject
Of politics came up, and, as we understand
the facts, in the course of the conversation
Mrs. lSMAN, the landlords wife, said to Mr..
GEO. PhILPoT, in substance, that she was a
coppcrhead and didn't care who knew it
GEO, who had been drinking some was OK
asperated by the remark, and threw a tea
cup at Mrs. INMAN's head, without effect
however. He then left the table and gong
outside smashed in two windows, when in
reference was made, and further damage to
the premises prevented. Gro. is thorough
Union man, has two boys just returned from
three years service, and another who long
months ago fell 4 prisoner into the hands Of
the enemy and OF whose death he this
week heard, and he will not quietly listen to
the utterance of disloyal sentiments. He
was boarder at the house, and we under
stand that he has repeatedly been aggravated
by its character. We do not countcnancc in
the least his proceeding. and had he been a.
together himself we feel confident he would
not, without a far greater provorarion. r ser (
ed as he did the remarks of his landl dy.--
When he found that he was liable to sue !,
asgravatons there, he should have left the
house. But, however, these people who glo
ry in being coppcrheads must expect now
and then to polish their glory with trbuls
ton. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30


W. Fl. NcClure's Speed. Monday even.
ing W. H. MCCLURE, Esq, of this place,
spoke before the Lincoln and johnson Club
at Horticultural Hall. Mr.. MCCLURE is liie
the politics of this county from very carly
day. Since the breaking out of the war he
has occupied from the first strong grounds
in favor Of the Union and the suppression of
the rebellion. He was foI about two years a
Lieutenant in Artillery, lighting for his prn-
ciples, and only returned home when inca.
pacitated for the service by severe wound.
lie is man o! ability, knows all about De
mocracy, was democratic editor, lawyer,
and politician, and his views are worthy Of
weight among the opp3sers Of the Union par
ty. He directed his remarks to those who
had net made up their minds to vote for LIN
coLs and JOHNSON, and by relating the .rea
sons that actuated him in occupying the pc
sition he did, to enable others to see their
duty in the present campaign. lie reviewed
oi'Shy tuc h'Stoiy VI bue outoi tahiilS VI tuc
rebellion, showed how unjustfablc it vas,
how stability Democrats Of the South had
treated Democrats of the North how unwor-
thy the former were Of sympathy in this
quarter, &c. He believed with General Nc
CLELLAS, from whose report he read, that the
rebellion could be eifcctually subdued by the
military power, and that and to do il was his
platform. Parties were nothing--nothing
but the husks which enclosed the corn. The
Republican party was dead; the Democratic
party was dead, and an issue new and strange
10 those parties was now before the people
an issue of no less moment than the life or
death Of our free government and free insti,
tutions. He thought it the duty OF every citi-
zen to strengthen the hands of the Govern.
ment, and all labor to one end--the subju.
CATION Of the rebellion. He thought every
man should feel that the war was for his
personal liberty, and strain every nerve to
carry it to successful issue. Mr. McCLraE
had good many Of his former political
friends out to hear him, and tho best wish
that we can make for then, il, that they were
impressed somewhat by lis expressions OF
love Of country, Of answering loyalty, Of
gcod Democracy, 81 a.,ais..,i .5
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
CHINESE DANCE In Costume.

Il: Home Capt. r. P. SPEC. has resign.
ed his commission in &c. B, 8lst Iowa, and
returned home. He has long Suffered from
dyscntery, and had lost hope Of recovering
his health at the South. One of the B boys
writes to US q We are sorry to lose Cap
but his health is such that no ono could ask
LIN TO stay. suppose his suif,rings have,
at LINES, been almost uncomfortable; but he
has stood hy until there is no hope for re
covery, and ne gets an honorable discharge"
-Jor. RosENRAUM, Quartcrmaster's Ser
geant Of the 3,st, is also AT home, having
been granted short furlough. JOE. We are
happy to say, is in sood health, and doesn't
believe -" the war is a failure" nor that We
cannot suppress the reb> ,llion 10y force o.
arms He doesn't seem 20 think, either, that
coming North is likclyto result in change
of his conclusions McCLELLAN stock, he
says, is very low in SuEEMAN's army. He
doesn't believe Little Mack will have len
votes III his regiment, fifty in his brigade,
nor two hundred and fifty in his (l5th) corps.
" The boys are reported in good condition
and health, and anxious to march again on
the enemy. . otfs ..~~l ..af
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

blocks in the way Of its successful prosccu.
ton. How about the tyranny Of JEFF Davis.
the free speech, the free press, etc, that he
allows Is there any fault to find there p
Wewere. indebted to the superior lenency of
the Administration for the superior liberty
enjoyed at the North. II men are deprived
of free Speech now, what would they say i
they were not? II our army now number
ed 1000 600 it would be .proportionaliy no
larger than the army Of the Revolution. II
the war should last till Jan. LIST. 1865, the
public debt would only amount to ten per
cent. of the wealth Of the nation. The debt
of England at the close of the Revolution
was forty one per cent, and of the United
States at the close of the war of 1916 seven
per cent. He would ask the gentleman who
was to follow him (Col PREsroN) what Wick.
liiie's resolution that the Chicago Convention
do not adjourn sine die meant2 Such pro
ccdure was unprecedented. Did it mean that
in case of the success Of their Presidential
Electors, the Convention might be called to-
gether to substitute some other man for Nc
Clellan, if Mcclellan didn't suit?
Coll pREsToN's SPEECH
Was generally considered very lame affair,
and We can sum i up in short space. He paid
no regard whatever to Mr.. DARwIN's aues
tons, but found considerable fault with his
replies to his colleague, Mr. BARKER The
Constitution he SAID was the supreme law,
and nothing could be found in tie law books
allowing (what he meant the preservation of
this Union by war. Slavery he said was not
the cause Ct the war; but fanatical discus
sion of this subject was. He said that GREE
LEY, editor Of the leading administration On.
per, bad written the poem Tear down the
aauntng lc!" not knowing, perhaps. that
the Tribune was not the leading administra.
ton paper. and that H. GREELEY never wrote
the poem referred TO-. Abolition he though,
was secession. He also in conclusion consid
cred the Chicago platform and McClellan's
letter perfectly harmonious and in perfect &C.
coidance with the principles Of good old De
mocracy as taught by Thos. Jefferson.
The above, we believe, is a fair report OF
both sides. Such at least we have aimed to
give. The meeting, considering the disa
greeable night, was large, and had it been
known that joint discussion was to be had
treble the number would have presented them
selves for admission. Mr.. DARWIN was much
the best speaker present, and having by SO
far the superior side Of the argument, made
q very eloquent, effective, crushing speech
The Union men were largely in prepondcr.
ance, and they rather shamed the other side
when it came to cheer. Everything was
conducted with the utmost fairness to both
sides, and We trust it may lead to other join,
dis ussions in Cedar Falls during the cam.
pagn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
~ Draft or M Dron To az

- Draft Or no Dratt-To accom-
modue my numerous friends who have
prey allied on me to commence tailoring
again. would announce to them and the
public generally that have associated with
me Mr., j ELLIeTT. one who has had large
and successful experience IS cutter and
filter. Our intention is 10 keep on hanA a
first class assortment Of goods, as our faciFi-
ties for buying at first hands are not surpass-
ed if equaled ives, of the river We would
therefore invite an inspection Of our goods.
consisting in part Of cloths. cassimeres ard
vestngs, which for ncatncs. Of design and
durability cannot be SURPASSED. We arc
bound to sell as cheap as the cheapest
We are row located in the business part Of
town, and can be found next door to Cu1A.
LER q Sos's boot and shoe store. Give US
. cslf, a P.PltKToy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

g sy-J b. WELLER wishes us to state that
he will be obliged to vacatc the stand now
occupied by him about the middle of next
month, and that consequently be has got to
dispose OF his stock of boots and shoes forth
with. 10 accomplish this he has made still
another reduction in his scale of prices -
This is a matter of importance TO boo, and
shoe buyers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Black NauE County FaH--Came off at
Waterloo last week Wednesday and Thurs
day. The Waverly Phonir says it twas of
no Importance except in the exhibition Of
fruit and sorgo syrup and sugar" In these
important departments we learn the exhlb
ton was very large and crediable. The best
Of proof was offered that these articles could
be effectually cultivated in Black Hawk Co.
We would like to say more of the Fair but
have not the space TO devote to il.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Tie TAirty Fust-Onc of the B boys,
writing from East Point, Ga, SAYS: Soar
weary bones are somewhat rested. Our ex-
citahle propensites are Getting Gained down;
and all this because we've moi heard the
thrilling screech and scream of the minnie
and cannon ball for over two weeks, but are
quietly Arranging beautiful camping
ground. building strong and good line OF
Notifications, and are preparing for good
and beneficial rest-bc it long or short"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Union Speech Hon. IL c. HE.DEgsoN
Union candidate for Presidential Elector in
this (Gth) Congressional District, spoke be.
fere the Lincoln and johnson Club last Sat
urday evening. His effort was good one,
and his conclusions logical and unanswera-
bic. Mr.. HENDERSON is fluent, interesting
talker. and is doing good work for Old
ABE, i. c. his country. lie spoke on Friday
evening at Waterloo, and on Saturday at one
O'Clock P. NJ. at Waverly. He deserves big
house wherever he goes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

W- A Matter Of Duty--It is the solemn
duty OF every grocer to refrain from selling
to his customers an article for food which he
knows is positively injurious to the health,
and nc is deprived of all excuse for so doing
when better article for the purpose can be
readily obtained at the same cost Now the
pure Chemical Saleratus, made by DELAND
& Co., can always be had, and this is know
to be pure and free from all dclcterious mat
ter. No grocer who regards the welfare Of
his customers will fail to keep il. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Big Watsrmrlon Mr.. S. A. Bysnop has
shown US a watcrme lon raised by him which
weighs twenty nine pounds. This and the
big musk melon. raised by Prof. WILLIAMS,
weighing twenty three and half pounds,
We think defy competition RI there ere any
heavier weights in the country we should
like to hear from them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Exchanged boys recently captured
by the enemy from the Sd Iowa Infantry
near Atlanta, have been exchanged This
Informal on is gained from Sergeant RosEs
BAUM, who, the day before coming north, saw
CHARLIE and EDDIE BEuMLER in Atlanta safe
and sound. lie did not sec others of the
regiment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
CHEssOKEE CURE

THAT'S WHAT'S TIE MATTER "--"I can
work" " hate to rise In the morning" "Myesesigr
is falling My memory is going" al can't fix my
mud on anything" Have You been using opiumf ~
mo" Then take regular doses Of the CHFRoKnn CuHE
ana follow the directions that accompany II. fese Ill
have been the result your rel iauigence in VI
olaton Of natures laws, and made you dread marriage
or they from cverindulgcnce In natures own path
the CHEsoSFE CuRg will cure you twill restore vigor
stop those nightly emissions reGt yo for practical life
and once more make OF you. save You from blnu
ness, and, perhaps, ultimate diocy. Read the adver.
tisenen CAN for Cherokee Cure Take no other med
icine until you have tried this Sold by all druggists.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

The Reason.--Much of interest and impor
lance that we had designed publishing in
this issue is necessarily crowded out by the
rush Of matter upon our columns. We have
labored to get in as much Of the most int.
resting as we could, and hope the result may
give dissatisfaction to none
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Gorernor's Guards. The regular month
ly meeting of the civil organization of the
Governors Guards occurs next Tuesday even
ing at the Armory. Members will please
bear this in mind, and be promptly on hand
for business
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
Extraordinary Renovation OF tho en-.
tire system by three weeks Of the Scandinavian Re-


medies .t.s ..al. - ...... .. -.
Statement Of dndrew johnson. .s.-
About thirteen years since arrived In this country
fromChrist!ana, Norway andscoa,nucd in fair health
until about twelve years since, when the diseases COM
mon to western country began attack me- such as
fever and ague general debility weakness Of the ises.
tive organs, &C.; In fact, was the common phrase
Is, " sick all over" Nevertheless, my circumstances
compelled me TO to work In Lake Superior Copper
Mine, Lake Superior. Here met browning disaster.
having fall Of many feet and striking upon my head
having the effect of benumblng it the muscles
and nerves ofmy legs and that for long time
could hardly move. Finally got that could hobbe
about with cane, but almost despared Of ever getting
well and here is the astounding and me gratifying
fact that three weeks ago commenced the use Of the
Scandinavian Remedies, and am now able to walk easily
without the help of cane, and feel well generally.
See advertisement. ...r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

me Drat.-;At last accounts the draft
mad not yet been ordered in this district.
capt, CuRTrss expected orders to commence
on wednesday last. 1t was expected to
begin with the middle portion of the dis.
trict, the men drafted to report at Fl. Dodge.
Then the western, men to report at Sioux
City, ard then the eastern, men to report
at Waterloo -"-.. u.t}
z. s. Since tho above was in type we learn
that the draft did commence on "Wednesday,
and that the plan designated above is to be
observed. l. =. ! - :
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

load Work.-Supcrvisor CARPENTER is
theoretically engaged on the roads with a
good force, and is very materially improving
the condition Of the back streets. II be is
kept in Office, as he ought 10 be, nearly eve
ry part Of town will be accessible by car,
riape
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
A. JOHNSON.
MADAME l.. A. PAUTROIXS INSTRUCTIONS

AA-FENALRs suffering from painful Mens,ruation r.
regularities and distractions from
PERSONS CONTEMPLATING MARRrAes and Na,rfed f.oDlc
Generally, will find to their advantage to study
AME PAuTROTSs Conversation with Ladies" on tn. means
of Avoiding all Irregularities in
Menstruati"n and on the health and happiness Of Married
Women. Those wishing advice from schooIed and
experienced and competent TO teach, may obtain this
Essay properly sealed by enclosing Two three cent post
age stamps and addressing, Madame l.. A. Pautroix,
d nnx htfa NrM York CITY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

The government Is designed to promote the prosperity
sra happltJeEs u both Students and Jcnchet, Thls
wiloomwenh Itself 10 every we'll disposed mind and
rciye We cordial support ~ every Lady and Gentleman
In administering discipline, Partially Il ftudIuua!y
nvaidcd. All rooms are furnished with stove chair.
heas;ead wash stand ,wafdrohe aud mirror. gentlemen
VII. furnish quits, sheets and pillow slips Ladss
10 frn!sh an their bedding they penctay prefer TO-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

~" Sem ething Nice Those Cream Bis
cult, wine crackers, Boston crackers, pic mic
crackers, butter crackers and soda crackers /;
also some new sweet cider. For sale at the
Fruit Bazaar. 272w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Notte.-The GAINESVILLE Soldiers Aid So.
ciety propose giving festival on Thursday
Oct. 9th, at Barrick's Hall, to which the pa
trlotic public are respectfully invited. Tic.;
cts, 81. per couple.
. Mrs r. DAVIS, prest
Miss CADwALLADER sec'y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Personal. - We are panied to learn that
Lieut.. WILLIAMS, of Co. B, 3lst Iowa, was
recently dangerously wounded by bullet
entering his back, passing through aud lodg
ing in the lung.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Court.-The District Court is in session
at Waterloo. The Grand Jury expcc, to be
discharged to day. If the docket is cleared,
we are Informed, it will carry the session
through all of next week,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Big Onions.-W. W. SrEBnISs brouch,
into our Office the other day sample of the
onions raised by HIM this year. 1t may be
judged what they looked like when we say
that the largest measured fifteen and hal
inches IN circnm fpI nnce
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
Mr. &. HAPALYEA, of Monmouth county
New Jersey, writes, March rs, 1859: s'2 e--'~@.s
..EEvu nHArNTERv ,rpCn

-s#t ea aaa ta DSsENTEHf 'URED.H fa. FiA&
Was troubled in January last with costvensss fol
several days. and took ten grains Of calome obtain re
lief caught cold, lsuprose; at any rate, sever,
diarrhGa set in, which my medical attendant found Il
impossible to arrest. This follow ed by dysentery
My strength was all gone. Everything passed through
me as took IT, friend from New YORK, Mr. George
Lewis, fortunately called aud advised Brandreth
Pills. thought, in my weakened condition. one pill
would be enough: but he administered four and tn.
next morning four more. Much impurty came frpm me
and to my surprise. the soreness aud pain diminished
One box cured me fully. am now hearty, with fin,
appetite. You are at liberty to publish this.
Sold by all respectable dealers in medicines
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
Location.

The above named Institution Is located ~ the viise,
81 Iayeite, fnyrte county. Iowa The S'niion OF III,
Iae" aud Its vicinity Hiofds eveiy facility desirable ~
an Institution - lcafnug. For Iealln, and moral IN
f4rfcgS Of an e'eonted ordcr II Is not perhaps, surp.
- IN the state.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

PERSONS ADVANCED IN LrR, and feeling the hand Of
time weighing heavily upon them, with all iis attendant
ills, will find in the use Of nOsTErTERS CELEBRA.
TED STOMACH BITTERs an elixir that will inst,Il new
life into their veins restore in measure the ar'or and
energy Of more youthful days, build up their srunscn
forms. and give health and v'gor their remaining
years. Those who are in the least afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA. AorE,
LASoroa, NAUSEA,
-..-. or any other trouble.
some and dangerous disease, arising from Gsorercd
system, should not hesitate avail themselves Of the be
neHt derived from this great remedy. I.....e
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally. every
where
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Notice. The funeral services Of WILLIAM
A. MORRISON, who fell recently at Atlanta
Ga, will be held in the Presbyterian Church
mex: Sabbath at q o'clock p. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
'kNIIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
Il ENEE OLE AN INN,IIn

Published for the b"neit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De.
hihy, premature Decay 81 Manhood, Ne, supplying ut
the same time THK MExSs or srLf.crKs : nj one who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable ouacs
cry. by enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq
IoIy Brooklyn, Kings County New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Il GOOD appointment Hon. Z. SrrEErEn
has been appointed Commissioner to take
the vote Of the 4th, 9th, 9th, and 3Oth Iowa
regiments.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Iosoa App'es JAS. V. BIRD has presented
us with quite variety of apples raised by
him this season, and the quality Of the fruit
is as good as that produced anywhere. He
had crop of six or eight bushels in his gar.
den this year, and is web convinced tina, this
climate is all right for fruit.growingion a
large scale. Hon. a. SrREErER has shown
us pie Of apples raised by him, and a
great many others hereabonts have raised
more or less good fruit this season. These
evidences should encourage all to give immc,
date attention to the more general and ex
tensive cultivation of fruit in Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

american Tocalists. This troupe give a
concert in OTerman's Hall on next Tuesday
evening. e ~s -...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Wood WGnted.-WiIl not some one bring
the GAZETTE a load or two of wood Cash
will be paid.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

sH Notice to Customers. -Onr respective
Clothing Stores will be closed on Saturday
Oct. LIST, and Monday. Oct. 10th.
L. ELLERMAN,
.r s. GEIsMAR.
27:lw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
FACULTY.
Rev. WILLIAM RRusst, rrcr,Geut,

kREiETEDBY
Professor JOHN saEB0RN and Miss A. iSDELt
lreccr'rcSs.
4. N. SANFORD, Teacher o, Vocal and instrument.
oil Music.
J. 4. BoICE. Steward.
NI,sE. @. RonERTsON, Teather Of Preparatory.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
HuDIiShe rS, Notice

g. NJ. CASE Is the duly authorized travelling agent Of
the GAzETTE. He has full authority receive subscr,
tons, and receipt therefor
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
COM M ERCIAf..

GAZETTE OFFICE,
FRIDAy, Sep. 80. {
wHEAT.-sl,ls1i.2s Is.
BARLEY, 4O0i,c0.
RYE.-75c.
OATS. -4Il50c.
BEANS. 25dA2 90.
FLAX SEED 10000.
POTATOES -4o0l5Oc.
CoRN.-New, 5000; sods5. 81.
HIDES, Green rose; Dry lsGsl6c.
BUTTER.-FFcsh. 26c.
EGGs.-I2l1t5c. .. .....