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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

DAVENPORT, Dee. Pend, 1864.
There il not much doing at present here
in the military line. 4 few drafted men and
substitutes are coming in and being sent to
the front, and occasionally a recruit.
About City veterans OF the l1th Iowa
Infantry left this morning fer Savannah, Ga.
(ria New york) to join Sherman. They
have Just returned from thirty days veteran
fm!ongh.
notice that OIi Abe has called for 500,
eco more mcn. That Will make lively work
here in short time. | am glad that he is
rot afraid 10 call out all the men that are
needed. There are plenty of men in the
country ami like to see them come out.
The Mississippi is frozen over and hun,
drSds Of teams cross between here aud Rock
Island every day. Slcighins is good although
n little more snow would make i, better
The weather is cold and pleasant and if ii
continues 90 what 4 glorious good time we
will have for the holidays.
Col. Gricr started for Philadelphia last
evening to stay till the slst.
There are nov about SO sick and wound
cd Iowa soldiers in the hospitals at Camp
Northumberland being from the army Of
the Potomac.
The rebel barracks on Rock Island are still
;illcd with rebels and more will probably bt
sent here soon from Nashville.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
.EASU4gsY I, asGJ.
TWEMTY-sEVEHTh Anniversary
MrW YORK EgT2GUHY
1Go Pride Of tie Eisesiae.

In the prime Of n vigorous intellectual manhood tie
Phoenix Il the wC.kles begins itz flight FOR the year,
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With its eye fixed upon the SUM- beneath which it owns no
rivalry.
The war, which las TOPPED down whatever is shallow
and baSslcss has written wrinkle the bright egis
OF our success Our features the issue Of 1860 shake
the pillars Of whatever has been heretofore deemed i'm
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resder tribute We shall eoutiHge the thrilling
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

We print elsewhere the New York Ner.
cV,y's novel and telling prospectus for 1865,
which gives fair idea Of the tact and enter
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It's attractions for the coming year are un.
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The miscellaneous features announced seen,
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WE are now in recent of Wakes SPIRIT q

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New York, by George Wilkes, an American
geptleman's newspaper, devoted to the turf,
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Wilkes is an able writer, and furnishes q
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Identifying for the price OF the number
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
THE OLD YEAH.

/ Before We meet again dear reader, the old
year Of 1864 will be numbered with the past.
II has been an eventful ycar--a year burden
ed with portcntous issues bearing on our in
dividua and national well being. As long ms
time shall continue, the year now so near it's
departure shall be read in history and spoken
Of by men as fraught with noble deeds Of
noble men. The old year has done its work.
and even in the memory Of all its sad scenes
Of var we can bid it a cheerful good by
1t found us fighting the great rebellion under
E national *; heavily cloudsd with dread
uncertsintr; the rebels strongly msrshsllsd,
bold, defiant, and confident. 1t departs with
the echoins shouts of great victory ringing
along the hronzed rsnls Of the gallant al
mics of the Union, dying away in softer
netes ct the firesides Of The loyal North. II
found US depressed and doubling; IL leaves
us bdoyant and hopeful. Though it has been
4 sad year to many, wherein the demon Of
war has robbed thorn Of thoir nearest and
dearest Of earth still il has been glad year
TO the nation floating the star.spangled han
ner and bearing the life.hope Of mankind
While Memory drops its tears for tho depart,
ed, the smiles Of Hope Shine ioyously out
Victory! Victory there is no
6 ladder shout. Victory over mon in arms
for the destruction of eur country; victory
over the enemies Of free government; victo-
" over arstocracy and caste victory over
men who would make the many slaves and
the few masters victory over wrong and
victory for the Rights Of AL +
Mankind. Thank God! Ahl the brave !
have not died in vain; loving hearts in vain |
have not incurred. The Old Flag kisses the
Old Year farewell!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

The first number Of Or Toass Folks, a
new magazine just launched by TickSor d
Fields, the character Of which is fully repre-
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We are remarkably well pleased with its sp-
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

ROMANCE IN REAL LlFE.--l!ank Wright,
the jovial express messenger on the route
from this place to Fort Dodge, relates 10 us
the following story Of romance in real life :
Mr.. -, young clerk at Fort Dodge,
had long loved beautiful girl Of that vii
lage. lie sought TO gain her band, having
Won her heart, but Miss fslhcr was
oblurate and memorable. lie would not lis
ten 10 their union. If rcpor; is true he was
bitter enemy TO the Union. Old Mr.. -
forbid young Mr.. - the house, and it was
thought thc bars were well up between the
lovers. But loving hearts are not easily sew,
cred by old hands. Where there is a will
there is way. Miss WAS at the Web
ster City Christmas dance with friend
She absentod herself for a time during the
evening, and the next iaorningit vas learned
that during that absence she bad aayt Der
lover, whose whereabouts for some time
had been unknown 10 the Fort Dodgers in
general, and firmly tied with him the matri.
monial knot. The last heard from the par
ties the young couple were stopping at the
hotel in Webster City, and the girls mother
was doing some bitter weeping, while the
father consoled himself with some pretty
heavy swearing. The young man is repre-,
scented as worthy the hand Of the fair girl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
For the Cellar Falls Gazette.
OUR GEgr.s.
BY CAPTAIN BOOTS.

Judgin' from your marage kolum, Mr.
Editor, our girls don't get thar just doos.---
Konse9uently | thot I'd write vndictye
artiklc Of 'em.
Our girls knows Just as much in this
town as they does anywhere. I've observed
this by secin' some of 'em away from hum.
They mostly is patriotk, and stands up
for Free Press and the Onion.
They is known a good ways around, in
consequence Of thar hoops suppose.
None Of 'em is stuck up, only when It's
muddy.
They know how to get ethcirselres up in
good shape, except It's in the mornin'
They is as sweet as any lsssss, but Of little
use for ecokin' pupersiscs.
They kan get W and dust with nything
but rag.
None Of EN- wears holes in their stoekns,
if their mothers knows it.
They have considerable brass, but the
long tailed fsshans demands it.
They is not kiumsy, tho, unfortunately,
they is known TO Scs-dear Falls, tho the
most of 'ern wears rubbers
Unfortunately, sgin, they don't kere much
for the young men. Thi. is true if they is
to be understood.
am konvinced they'l make good wits,
especially to tlousandairs and m;Ilionars.
In koEkluShun think so much Of the
girls never kould konsols myself to the
idsa of giyin' my afecsuns to married wo-
man. feel Ike the moose when she sings
80 bless the girls,
" hos golden pearls
Blends with their eycnin' curis."
Mr.. Editor, you may publish this vindic.
tive artikle, which is indcosed by feelin' for
the girls.
Yours trooly, CAPT. BOOTS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

In the southern aud central portions OF
ment by the discovery Of indications Of the
existence of Co al oil. In the region o! Os-
kaloosa these Indications are found, and the
Herald understands that company is about
being organized, ard will be ready for boring
early in the spring. The Des Moines Rcgis
ter says that the oil question has created
considerable excitement there, but does rot
seem to look with favor en the probabilities
of successful boring. The Dubuque Times
thinks that no oil in paying quantities will
be discovered in Iowa. Several companies
in different parts are, organized to make q
test in the spring.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

\ PLEASANT SuEPsIsE.-Y Yesterday after
noon, on the arrival Of tie Dubuque & Sioux
City Railroad passenger train, Mr. Curtis,
the gen!lemsnly mail agent, on Dir. keloeg's
train, WAS hsnded an envelope Upon ex-
animation, he foand it to contain $50 in
grsenhacks, and with it note explaining
that it was . small " Christmas token" from
several Of our business men, who had been
most cordially accommodated by him in his
capacity a. Rail agent on the railroad. 1t
was for him an unexpected recognition Of his
ever accommodating disposition. Dubuque
Times, eth,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
THE ARMY IN GEORGIA.

The history of Shermans march through
Georgia will stand forth in the future records
Of this war as the greatest achievement of
these days Of noble deeds. 1t will furnish
the wool of many story and a song to be
read and sung long days after the sod shall
be green above each grave Of the nov living
The great march has eliminated in the
capture of Savannah, the chief city OF Geor
gia. In this issue OF holiday week il gives
lis profound qualification to make so happy
IN announcement to our readers. Ii is no
Slight wound this great march and this great
victory inhicts on the wicked cause Of rebel
lion.
IIsrdce. in command at SavGnnsh, sue
cecdcd in the exercise Of sufficient strategetie
wit to get himself and NEST Of his force ont
Of Shciman's clutches by skcc.addling by
night in very unceremonious manner. -
Sherman matched into the city on the els,
instant and though he made Tut few prison
ers, he was indc,aniGcd to considerable
extent by the rebel lcavings Of cotton to the
value Of nearly fourteen million dollars!
4 little more than month ago General
;te man launched forth into previously uu
disturbed rebel territory. The daring move
ment was fearful'y considered By anxious
hearts all over the North but as he advanced
end rebels sent US assurances of his safety
and success, the popular mind gathered con-
fdcncc, remembering then it vas General
Sherman ard the gallant Army Of the Ten
ncssec.
His march rendered the days q succession
Of Thanksgiving to his gallant soIdery, SO
far as the stomach vas concerned. The
army PASSED over wide scope Of territory
Ike bosom Of destruction, destroying rail.
roads and whatever coud be uscd by tie
rebels to our disadvantage. Net 10 IA
was fought, and no engagement wcM !
with the enemy entitled 10 more dignitWs'
name than skiImiSh. The cculry in its
passage, which has been so fruitful in tie
keeping up Of the war against us, will he Of
i!tic uSSi@I aItS ~ tbI tlt UItS hIil iil.s Nist
unwinding Of The remainder Of the mortal
coil Of The Great Rebellion.
After mouth Of isolation, Sherman sud.
denly appears, over three hundred miles from
his starting roint, on the redoubts Of Fort
McAllster, sending greetings to the loyal
North. Then, few days later, he waves
the Old Flag over tie captured city Of Sa.
,annah, and sends word picture CT his
victory as soldiers Christmas si't to friends
al home. And all so baodlcss
The maine Of SIBERIAN will forever here,
nfter give a spring TO the blood Of an Amcri
can patriot. To have been soldier with
Shcrman-what greater honor
Hail gallant chieltain Of Liberty and Union;
and hail gallant heroes whom the chicltaiu
leads
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsBINGToN, Dec. 25,
- p. H-Hqj. Gen. Die A dispatch has
been received this evening by the President,
from Gen. Sherman. 1t is dated Savannah,
Thursday. Dec. odd, and announces his oc-
cupation Of the city Of Savannah and the
capture of $50 guns, plenty Of ammunition,
and above $4,000 bales Of cotton. No other
particulars are given, " RI ar.
An official dispatch from Foster to Gen.
Grant, dated the ODD inst, states tina, the
city of Savannah was occupied by General
sherman on The morning OF the 2lst, and
that on the preceding afternoon end night
HsIdes escaped With the main body of bis
infantry and light artillery, blowing up the
iron clsds and navy yard. He enunIeratrs
as captured 900 prisoners, $50 guns, l3 10
comotiyes, in good order, 1870 cars, large
lot of ammunition and material of war, 3
steamers, and 33, 600 bales Of cotton.
No mention is made Of the present posi-
ton Of Hsrdee's forces, which hal been es.i
mated al about IL, 900.
The dispatches Of Gems. Sherman and
Foster are as follows:
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA December 22d, 1854
HIS EXcELLENCY, PRESIDENT LINCOLN II
beg TO present ysu as Christmas Gift, the
city of Savannah. with 100 heavy guns, ard
plenty Of ammunition, and also about rs coo
bales Of cotton.
siguei ". T. SHERMAN. Maj. Gen.
ersaNEp GOLDEN GATE,
Savannah River, DEC ", ! P.y.
To Litut. Gen. Grant and Maj. Gn.
UaUeck:
hsve the honor to report that have just
returned from Gen. Sherman's headquarters
in Savannah. send Major Gray OF my staff
as bearer Of dispatches from Gen. Sherman
20 you, and also message to the President.
The city Of Savannah WAS occupied en- the
morning Of the 2lst. Gen. Hardse, sntc-
pAIing the contemplated assault escaped with
the main body OF his infantry and light artl
iery on tho morning OF the Goth by crossing
the river to Union Causeway, opposite the
city. The rebel iron clads were blown UP.
aud the navy yard was burned All the rest
of the city is intact. and contains 1000 citl-
zens, quie. and well disposed. The captures
include 500 prisoners, 100 guns, ID locomo-
tivcs in good order, 1870 cars, large supply
of ammunition and materials Of war; thrce
steamers and $4,000 bales Of cstton safely
stored in warehouses All these valuable
fruits of an almost bloodless victory have
been ike Atlsnta--Fairly won. opened
communication with the city with my stosn
ers to day, taking up all the .orpeaoes We
could see and passing safely over the others.
Arrangements are making to clear the chan
mel Of all distinctions.
J. G. FOSTER. Maj. Gen.
The Richmond papers of yesterday state
that Oh the Esd twenty-six vessels Of the
Wilmington expedition had re appeared.
The dispatch Of Gen. Bragg, as published
in the Rlchmond papers, is As follows
WIINfNGroS, Dec. 23d.--Twenty six yes
sells OF the Federal feet ~ appeared this
Morning There has been 10 change since
the last dispatch.
This is the latest intelligence received from
that expedition.
Signed, EDWIN VI. STANTON,
ssc. etary u war.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

CoMEcron lI&vErT, Of this District, has
gone 70 visit the locality Of the late frightful
disaster on the Grand Trunk Road. His
wife was on the fatal express train, and since
the disaster he can learn nothing Of her
There is fear that size was among the mum
b2r that WIS bgraed with the ruins.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
EStraV.

yysAHEN Up BY JAMES BENNETT, IN UNION
4 Township, Black Hawk county, Iowa, on the 2Stf
day OF November A. n, issJ heller, one year old
red color with white ss four red spots in the face
nuder each eye above right eve, and above the
nose line hack white belly and some white on the legs
Appraised at ten dollars before Thomas J. Davis J. Z.
Of Union Township.
December, goth, n. 1864.
d J. COLEMAN, Clerk,
S9:.g by c. u. GRAY, Deputy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

TIE n. \. HerG}as Washington special
says since Sherman started from Atlanta
II 900 rebel prisoners have been exchanged,
and during the same time we captured near.
~ 10000 Of the enemy. At this rate, three
months further continuance Of the war will
give US the whole rebel force as prisoners.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

A SPECIAL from Washington 10 the New
York E9rN says: Official information from
Nashville states that Hoods losses from the
18th to The ed Of this month are as folio rs
Killed, 900; wounded. 9,T20; prisoners,
exclusive Of wounded, $50. With the
wounded the prisoners amount to about 49,
600. Forty-nine guns were captured frcm
the infantry, and from the cavalry.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

tbs Iowa City Republican says that the
ladies of tia. place shipped box of Christ
mas presents to the children Of the Orphans
Home on the Goth, valued at s7j,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

BEewS's Bronchial Troches arc widely
known as sn established remedy for cenghs,
colds, bronchitis, hoarseness, and other
troubles OF the throat and lungs. Their
good reputation and extensive use has bIO |
out many limitations, ard similar prepsra.
lions, Represented to I've the same, which are
generally Injurious. Obtain only " Brown S
Bronchial ] foches."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

VIZ have received the December number
of the Frtcmas0n's Honthiy Kdgdzins. This
is one Of the sb!est Masonic publications in
the country, and its well filled pages always
abound with interest and instruction. Pub
li>hed by Charles ". Moore, Boston, Mass,
at 50. 30 per annum.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

Tee cititcns Of Richmond are reported to
be very much depressed Probably prcpar-
ing to get into some very small holes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

VIZ learn from the Dubuqs Times that on
Monday evening Capt. S. p. Adams, Provost
Marshal Of III. Sd District, was presented
with costly silver service, consisting Of six
pieces, and beautiful pair Of gold spects-
cles. The presentation was made by Col.
Henderson in a neat little speech, in which
he stated that the articles were presented by
those associated with him, as testimonial
Of their high esteem.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

Born branches Of Congress hare passed a
bill imposing tax Of 81 per gallon on wills
key aetyr the st Of January.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

A National Bank has bsen authorized at
Newton, Iowa, with capital Of so, 0Qo.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

Confident OF my ability to please all reasonable 7serfs
ask an examination Of my stock before purchasing else
where. Give me call even IL you do not buy. ISIS 10
trouble for US to show you goods.
s Remember the Places. GsIssAn's
UNION CLOTHING STORE, corner Of Main ard
First Streets, Cedar Falls, Iowa
sartcrnssf ltta. 1854.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
ny THIS SIGN WE COEeUEa.

Whenever The way seems. long,
Or the heart begins to fail,
We sinr mere wondeTfui sonr,
And tel! more marvellous isle."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

U My stock is certainly the most dssir =
Die to make selections from in this market. I
haze on my hands By far the large.t stsek 4
ecer bought, and The goods mast be sold,-v
not at my price at yours. By looking os~
my stock you ,eiU ind that clothing has NJ
adcaaced as much as some dsassrs sosH ISss
you believs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30
DIR. JAcksoSs FRENCH PATENT MALE SAFE

1t is perfectly safe and never fails give satisfaction
Il is the only and safe preventive against
ing disease invented Price ~ each 81 per half
DOZEN and I, per daZens sent by uiai ia:iy