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ORPHANS oURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHING ron
COUNTY, TO Wit:

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHING ron
COUNTY, TO WIT;
APRIL 0, 1864.
In the case Of Hannah MeGrath and JSmss
Ferry, administrators Of Thomas McGTath, de.
ceased, the administrators Aforesaid have, with
the appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF Wash
ington county Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the
Sd day Of May next, for the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said
deceased, and OF the Asseta in hand, as far "a
the same have been collected and turned into
money! when and where all the creditors Aad
heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend tat the
Orphans Court OF Washington county aforcSaid,) }
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In
said deoeABed's eBtAtei provided copy Of this or
der be published week for three weeks In tAa
National Rspubiedn previous to the said Cd dAy Of
May, A. d 1854.
Test z. {. Robbins
Aps-law9W' Register OF wills.
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. AN
L InfAllible Cure without the use Of Medielnes.-
Have you been addicted to that habit which has
ruined go many Of your sex SOLITARY NlCEt
II necessarily weAkcnB the organs, occasionlnR
NOLUPTUOCS DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
EMlSsIoNS-prOducing invariably, II not arrested
In time, train Of symptoms such an Weakness
and Pain in the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head,
Depression of spirits, Loss of Memory, Nervous
Debility, Trembling, Eruptions of the Face, Pallid
CountenAnoe, and n General Prostitution of the
Muscular System, and not unfrequently Faulty,
Epileptie Fits, and often Insanity and COnHump-
tiOn.
DR.. Y. D. CLINGToN after trying for years to
find medicinal cure for the above complaint
without satisfactory results, has discovered
STRICTLY MECHANICAL remedy, which iB
certain and infRllible cure in all casea, 10 used
without inconvenience to the patient by day or
night when employed at any Kind OF business,
either active or sedentary, whether farmer, me-
chAno, student, soldier or sailor, and will be for
wArded 10 any address in an ORDINARY envelope
with directions how TO use, on the receipt or FIVE
DOLLARS. Address DIR. Y. o. CLING TON,
Ap7-9m' Box 1876, WaAhingtop, y. Z.
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y Lyons Kathsiron.
nom the Greek word Z" Kath- -.athsiron 10
signifying 70 cleanse, rsf -fo,p or " KathaIro,"
......cci,a is what Ito suvenate and restore. This
restoring ar aane signifies. For preserving
most - - beautifying the human hair II 10 the
->mArkAblO preparation In the world. II Ia
-sain owned and put up by the original proprietor
and Ia now made with the same care, skill and At.
tention which gave II . sale OF over one million
bottles per Snnum.
tits most delightful Hair Dressing.
II erAdioAtes seurf and dAndruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling OF and turnin
srAy.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values a beautiful
head Of hair should use Ly on's KAthAirop. II IL
known and used throughout the civilized world
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEMAs s. BARNES h CO.,
New York.
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HOPE GOLD COM PANY.
MIEES-GoLD DIRT LODI,
Gilpin County, COiorAdr.
CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES,
925 each.
TRUsTEEs.
John EVANS, Colorado.
=. H. JUDD, New York.
Il. g. C0HU, New York.
VIM. MOLLER, New York.
GEO. W. GRAFFLIN, Baltimore.
HERMANN FUNKE, New York.
y, CORNELL WHITE, New YaTk
NJ. c. TYLER, New York.
$. G. ARNOLD, Providence.
PRESIDENT
His Excelleney JOHN EVANS,
Governor Of Colorado Territory,
VICE-PRESIDEHTR
HON, 5. @. ARNOLD,
Or. r. H. Judd.
TreABureF-WALTERE 4. LAWTON
Secretary. p. DAVIES
once, No. 26 Clin street, New York [mg.Im
RPI q Al
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INFTTAL, IOIOOO HHAHEs -bIOO kACH.
TRUSTEES.
!. SMITH BRIGGS, Colorado.
GEO. NJ. PULLMAN, Chicago.
ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York
HENRY COGGILL, New York
R. CORNELL WHITE, New York.
&C, ALGER, Hudson, ny.
W. G, ANGELL, Providence, RI
President-J. SMITH BRIGGS
TreAsurer-W WALTER y. LAYTON
SeeTetATy-D. LIrTLEJOHN.
COunsel--I. 8. WOODWARD.
Mining superintendent-CHAs.H X. BRIGGS.
OFFICE-9S Cif Street, Nsw York ap4-Im
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NJ o T | G e.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF WAsHINGloN
AssEsSOR's OFTIlG
WARRINGTON, March II, 1864
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, having mn
plSted the General Assessment for the year IsGi
hereby give notice that they will sit as DV ard Of
Appeals, and loT the purpose Of making Sny cor.
TsShon, nom MONDAY, the 2lSt day Of March, 10
TUESDAY, the 26th day Of April, lneluTiVe, (Sun.
Gays eAeepted,) At thelI room, No. 9, basement
ssoiy, west wing, City Hall, from .. m. to . D. M
ny order OF the President!
, JAMES W. sPALDING,
ml0-atAp1e Secretary Board OF Appeal.
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% Mexican Mustang Llntnont.--Ths
parties In st. Louis and cinsinna who have been
oounterfeiting the Mustang Liniment under pre-.
tenee Of propristorship, have been thoroughly &C.
topped oy the courts. To guard against further
Imposition, have procured nom the United state.
treasury private steel plate revenue stamp
which 10 placed over the top OF each bottle. Each
stamp bears the fac simils OF my signature, and
without which the article is a counterfeit danger.
Gus and worthless initiation. Examine every bot
he This LIniment has been In use and growing
In avor iof many years. There hardly exists a
hamlet on the habitabie globe that does not oon
tain evidence Of its wonderful eneets IL Ia The
best emolient In the world. With Its present i'm.
proved Ingredients, its effects upon man and beast
are perfectly remarkable Sores are healed, pains
relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made use
ful aud untold ills assuAgsd For cuts, bruises,
iprAins, rheumAtism, swellings, bites, eaked
breasts, strained horses, &C, II is = sovereign
remedy that should never be dispensed with. II
should be In every family. sold By all druEEists
fe2o-eosm . s. BARNES New
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NEW YORK AND PHILApELpHTA LrNrs
EXPRESSES

5 oAhs EXPRESS COMPANY,
- "FYIcE6l1 PENN. AvENtE,
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HOtss, stOeks aonda, De.
soossUibie ssVtions Of the country. This Cur "a
hHs AgSnsies IN the principal railway towr y ~!
H"NTH EAST, WEST, AND hoRTy VIZ We "'
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4"HLN@TOH 0. n. A. YOP Z ,,.,pq-...
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British Proyinees III g. fhv GAnEdss And thr
eTpooi, southST anu via steamship liues !" Liv'
EIiropeAn exr .ptOn, and HhvTe, and thence By
town. In fsE3 feisss TO all prominent commercial
CoiisstiS sRt Britain and on the Continent.
asnrssiF u o Notes, DrAits and Bills made - hI
iopar's ~ The United states
g. DUEG k.cn7
"'hthiastrr, ~. &.
DHILP y sJLOMORs,
BOOKsELLERs, ARMY srAr!UNEks,
Pr NTERS,
AND
BLANK COOK MANUFACTURERs,
tji PLNNsYLvAEIA AVENUE,
'AVo constantly on hand
All Military and Naval WnrLS
hGW ARd recent Publications,
Army stationery all kinds.
Field Order ROCkB,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company h0l BOOks
General Order FipH
Time Books
Army Pay Table,
Field GlSBscs
Field Copying Trc-Ues
Abstract PhpeTu,
Pension and Bounty B.aak,
slstRnt Adjutant GsneFAIs
very short notice, '''' w Wv
ALL Al Printel BooLs aent by mail hoe Of pot tAge.
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II N"LDs' HOUSE,

Ook' OF RishLnEETn ST. AND PENN. AVENUE,
WARRINGTON, d. O.
ueAh iuihiSho1 ~ All hours and At the shortest
~o9 hSS 4, j. W. REYNOLDS,
-" Proprietor,
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5Blll5 - 70 GiNH NOIlCE, THAT
The EubScriber has obtained from the or
pEaus' Count oI Washington county, in the District
Of COlumbs, letters OF administration on the per-
Bonal estate Of BetIey Konnedy, late OF Washing
ton city, y. c, deceased. Al persous haylAg
clyimE against the aid deceased arc hereby warned
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day ol hplil
uCXii they may otherwise by law be eHelpued
from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand W 9Th day OF Ap'l a. D.
RnIl.IawJw' HENRY DOUGLAS.
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CLOTHING.

T EFT 'EM RIsEl LET EN- RISE
WHO cAREs1
WHO CARES
~ WHO CARES
six Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The balance Of our WINTER STOCK is at the
mercy OF the public. We shall not speak OF them
'gain.
WAIT NO LONGER. NOW is THE TIME.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We win not carry them over.
The great invention of tho age,
PALMERs sPoHGrNG MACHINE.
Every yard OF goods shrunk before making up.
Yet, Notwithstanding the extra expense, we shall
continue to sell less than any other house in this
city.
SPRING ovERCoATs.
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GEETLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
ofevery description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
eau and see samples before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend 10 keep on hand good assortment
At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. II. SMITH,
ieO SEVENTH STREET, opposite Posi Onlcc,
AIso, large RESERVE In the rear, for the
'IODBING TRADE,
At our wholes ale and Retail Mandatory In
| Baltimore.
wAShinytonians visiting Baltimore will find II
greatly TO thor advantage 10 call At
SMITH BROTHERS & CO,
40 West Baltimore street,
ms-tr Baltimore, hid,
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II
WAH DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAHT GEHERAL'B OTTICE, J
WAsHIK0ToH, April II, 1854
The following ofhoerS charged with offences and
heretofore published, are exempt from being dis
uTGsd the service OF the United States, the Mill.
'Nry Commission Instituted by Special Orders, No.
%, series Of 1893, from the War Department, hay.
ing reported that SAtiSfAstory defence has beeO
made In their respective cases, Wis
Colonel Joseph y Hamblin, SStb New YOIk vol
untseTs
second Lieutenant John Mcguire, I2d New York
volunteer.
Captain 2. D, Tsn, Sh New York Iudspsndsnt
battery.
Colonel Andrew Mercy nold-, 1T New York cav.
airy.
Lieutenant Colonel ". 4, Lynch, Iad New York
volunteers.
Captain R. G. PendsTrast, company ,, lad New
York volunteers.
Captain l.. NJ Sergeant, Jr, list MaslaoLusst,,
cavalry. 4. d. ToWNsEND,
APlIIt Assistant AdiutAnt General
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MILITARY GODS.

CHEyRoNs,
VI my own mAnufAsture, and made OF the beat of
cloths, and In the finest stVle.
PRICES
COmmissAry, QuaFtsFm AsteT and Ordnance Ser.
geAnts' and sergeant Majors, SI95.
sGrgoAnts', Nf.OO.
CoFporalB', 10 oentH.
Hospital Stewards, In gilt on velvet as
40 Bold de %.
SERGEANTS AND CORPoRALy sTRIpEs
Gilt Cord and Lace, Cit Buttons, BuEles. CTnss
SabFea and CAnnOns, Letters and FtGures, ke
sent by mail on receipt Of price.
GEORGE Z. HENNING,
Ap1iwl 6sb 7th street, near Military r. r. Depot.
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DENTISTRY.

TsNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
4 OF THE DISTRICT OF C0LUMBIA.-Notide
l5 hereby given that, by . rule Of the Court, its
NeTnS have been fixed ~ followHi
General TermI.
r',.r gtUuday of January,
First Monday OF May.
i.ul NiOGday OF October
FERRIS al ne Circ1LA Court.
.. . 800 1lruG = Jury 10 impAnnelsH iuI ttt iT.s.
OF 0iVil oAseE)
...st a4ls.ly Of February,
lulrd MOndsy ni hlAy.
FiEHt Tuesday OF November.
Terms Of Ds OTiMihai C0sit7.
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of June.
FirFt NOndAy Of December,
Terms 9f The DiErLi i.I'lft.
.. .gHizV OF June,
tiSat Monday OF DcCCnDeJ
SDsCiri irTr
..-.. .'4.s... D. rr3 : .-U.fy.
Irr. .lo.Aag fg ...E-
"n7.,y = ;,'1rna
lra }nnhav III May,
.Igt tuesday OF Juue.
Tirst ruOElEy OF July,
irpt NlGa,iay Of SOptemgJi,
ftrbt luCadAy OF October,
.. ~ .uogday Of EOveHh,D
80. .nn 'rgpt n2gta @.
..EH. .. %
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%rBN LET1 Frs PATENT.
inl tiHrnie M a56 nAy a. IB6sN
lNA TANIAtt3uS IEpfChTOR
Hns 'iru .tECCa Gf thit Invention EFR that
pEUITCH gElEITiYE
ag - u icf' 10 -" 20 hlta, fhNt vill Euunuut
Ey-
IL MUrEyS HECEfVEB
= d. tt, rfcsth sncNt Of ,7lNrtrrt.l InmptpIy.-s, E,
itv pTsR.prCT FailrONd CARS, Forry BOats OF the
rsTinrs Cities, nd Foot Passengers over BriaEes
Tgis IACHINl ! 10 not at the control of Condno.
top5 ~ Sats Kea pen-s In no way oomplioNts5,
and gi SreSt GtrGa 9Th and durability to further
srr1me6t by rs on Tins sAyinF DOiut GunnsoesGsrV
g. q Rl inYalu NOlu g..
r.., - . t,., D,ttsn DIanyiced
EE9 YH~DC'WN SYSTEM
a. 10 Z also Tg gHrgprr- HInnyga sr4 so
80. -, 2' AZ, Ma ''' .."'
q 'EEATkEH,
...- uitia.,.t ii, Is, and all "t4gI FuhIl5 uIag.s
If ,.lIhltiont LAFg ' hrGt-'thss Hots. Dining
Roams. tPTopfletoFS Of which VII, save a quarter
II their fents by its int roduetiOnl Fair Grounds
Race Colfssa, Wheel ' ShiolsG, and Last, though
aot lesst, this principle TeVGnts Fraudulent Re.
denominations t3m those havlng use
" TsaaE lnshlnCg, addgtsT Z w. 'bc 'adsrslRhCd,
40 srgHtv" attention,
ROWLAND 'EJaiE LIE6,
WILLIAM n = IRlEP,
fstsRicsg, G33 Ponasl NEGiF h.r.l I.
.. ..gIt1r. liEg ~ 1852 -4y i,-.'N
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EDWARD LYCETT.
~ BOOKBINDEH,
No. al PEHH. AVE, WAsnIHeTONI ID. &.
Books bound inksVOTy StYlO-TurkeY moToSs
RuSslA and Calf
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RIGGS COLD COMPANY.
MINEs-BRIGGs GREGORY LODEs, GILPIN
COUNTY, COLORADO.

CAPITAL, 10000 sHAsEs-srOo EACH.
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: Jams EXPRESS COMPANY.
= "FYlCE bI3 PENN 4VENCE.
Naghir'..-7 "lri. !. -
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MARRIAGE

renoet that . sound mind and body are the mosl
meas. Indeed, without those, the journey through
llfc becomes weary pilgrimage, tho prospee,
hourly aArkenA to the Wow the mind becomes
eholy reflection thst the happiness Of smother he
:cninS bjFhts5 With our owp.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16
: tie Cedar Falls Gazette.
CORNELL COLLEGE.

This fourishing Institution is located in
the moral and thriving town Of Mount Yer
non, seventy miles south cast of this city,
and twelve miles east Of Cedar Rapids. Stu
dents along the d. & s. c. r. r. can reach
this Colleg. all the way by railroad, except
Ing five miles from Marion to Cedar Rapids.
The grounds Of the College. embracing
about fifteen acres, situated on a command
ing eminence, and adorned by a beautiful
grove, have been pronounced by good judges,
" the finest College campus in the United
States" This and the magnificent College
buildings are valued at .titty thOusand dol
lars; and beside these, the Institution has
an endowment fund amounting to some sirty
thousand dollars above all it's liabilities. 1t
has an excellent philosophical and chemical
apparatus, and its cabinet of natural history
is one Of the largest anu best in the north
west. Its course Of study is equal to that Of
the leading eastern colleges. Its professors
are not only finished scholars. but expert.
enced educators. The morality and dixc-
pline Of the school are unsurpassed in excel
lency. With all these facilities of educa.
ton, it is not wonderful that Cornell College
has larger patronage than any other college
in the nor,hwest. The last catalogue Of the
Institution shows an attendance, during the
year, of four hundrsd and twenty eight stu.
dents, male and female. .......
The Dubuque Times justly remarks: zone
feature Of this institution deserves tbs en-.
couragensnt Of every patriot in the land
Young men who come homo from years Of
service for the Government, are educated at
Cornell College free Of charge and the same
privilege is extended to the orphans Of those
who have fallen il defense Of the flag. Cor.
neil College was the first college to extend
this invitation to the boys in blue. lie,
grateful public show an appreciation Of
this noble action" The trustees are recsiv.
ing donations for = special endowm ent fund
for this worthy purpose. President King,
who recently visited this city aud Dubuque,
and the intervening towns along the D. & S.
c. K. r., not only endesred himself to all
who had the pleasure Of forming his &C
quaintance, but received valuable donations
for this noble aud patriotic object. Gaia.
loguss or any information concerning the
college can be obtained by addressing Pref.
A. Collin, Mount Vernon, Iowa.
A n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-16
Fer the Cedar Falls Gazette.
LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA,
RRD BLUFF. bahama Co., Cal, l
November 10, i,Gl.

November 10, lsGi.
Nessrs. Editors-SIRs | would thank
you fer short space in the columns of your
home paper, for the benefit Of some of my
iowa friends. . 'm,
They inform me by their letters that next
year there will be large immigration from
the Western States to California. They
seem to consider that their fortunes await
their coming in our mountain Businesses -
Alas this is ouly their visionary dream.
As friend, would not advise them to
dispose OF their property at low figures for
tho purpose of coming here. They mast
take into consideration the loss Of time,
money, etc, before they succeed in getting
located again, which in itself will amount to
q small fortune.
But a little advice to those who are deter
mined to immigrste may not be unproit
able. Ny opinion is that they had better
not attempt to cross the plains with any.
thing beside absolute necessities fer the jour
ney. Stock is very low here Wide track
wagons will be best as they are of more
ready sale on arrival. Little horses are not
profitable to bring big teams are in de-
msnd and will meet with ready saI..
trust the immigration Of next yssr will
be Of different character than that of the
last season, fewer copperhssds and more
good Union men. The large immigration Of
last year, am sorry to say, was composed
chiefly Of copperheads and rebel synpashi-
GERS, who had blown on rams horns around
the walls Of Richmond till their wind was
exhausted. l trust they may keep quiet.
E.SPRAGUE.
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PoPULARrrr.-A great many people at the
present day think more of obtsining pub
liciiy and popularity, thsn Of any other one
thing they could possibly be possessed Of
But, anxious as they may be to acquire the
vain glory Of the popular voice, none ever
succeeded to so great an extent as has that
world renowned remedy known as Goes
Cough Bslsam. There is scarcely family
in the land but what consider . supply Of
this article rs necessary to the household as
their -four or provisions. Experience has
laugh: the people that no other remedy has
ever been put before the public that will cure
coughs, colds, Group, sore throat, and in fact
all throst and lung complaints. as quickly
and ~ sffectualiy rs Goes Cough Bslsam.-
In the Eastern States, where it has been long
known and tested, it is considered as the
NEST reliable cough remedy extan:, anil no
one; either rich or poor, think of being with
out it. We would suggest to our readers the
necessity of keeping on hand an article Of
this kind for immediate use. II costs but
10 cents per bottle, snd is sold at all our drug
stores, and is the cheapest and brs, remedy
in the world.
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/, isoas,s. Cans, Caissons and Coio,s taEen, ETC.
NEw Yosr, December ish.
The Worlds Washington special says
An account of the battle in front Of Sa.
vannah, on Saturday, the 10th. which comes
direct from loyal citizen o: Richmond saws
that 90, 600 Of Shermxn's men at an early
hour crossed the Ogechee river below Bloom
ingdale, twelve miles below Savannah, and
massing between that point and Tslfar, the
left wing extended so as TO cut the Char eS
ton i Savannah Railroad.
Communication had been effected the pre-
cedins day with Foster, who was again rap
idly advancing on Grahamvil-, the rebels
re,res,ing from their strong positions south
Of Pocote!ego bridge, and evidently alarmed
at nnding themselves thwarted both in front
and rear by superior forces. -.
Sherman, who was on the field, found him
self confronted by large force of regulars
and militia, entrenehed. A battle began early
in the day, contested with great fury on both
sides. The garrison Of Savannah, number.
ing 200 veterans, participated. Towards
noon charge was made BY tho Union troops
which carried some OF the works on the en-
emy's let and center, threatening to cut him
of from inlet and city. This was followed
by an advance Of the whole line, which
doubled up the rebal forces in confusion, and
they frn back TO the immediate vicinity Of the
works in the rear Of Savannah. Our troops
pursued them to Teliar on the south, and a
| corresponding distance along thu upper rail
road. Here our troops rested, finding the
snemy,s works very strong. and our men.
from heavy march the previous night and
the severe fighting. being worn out.
The loss was severe on both Sides, 500
Union, and between 5000 and 1900 rebels,
among whom were fully /, 200 prisoners, in,
Guiding many officers of rank, colors, can.
non, small arms, wagons and caissons were
captured. .. . r.
Smith, Hardee and Cobb were in command
of the rebels, whose loss at frat was less
than ours owing to their protection, but at
the close of the action they suffered treuen-
dously. .a
1t is believed that oil the rebels at thcbead
Of the inlet, 4,oGO or 5000 in number, wo' ID
be captured.
These facts, says the Worlds correspond
ent, hare been carefully confirmed by the
rebel authorities. .-... .. ..
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed AT
Charleston.
The last word left Sherman close 70 the
coast, either able to form junction with
Foster and the feet, or to attack Savannah
with prospects Of success. 49,.
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| For the Cedar Falls Gazette.
LETTER FAQM THE THIRD 10 WA
| DATrEAY.


For the Cedar Falls Gazette.
LETTER FRQM TIE THIRD 10 WA
HATrERY.
LITTLE Rocx. Ark, Dec. End, 1864.
MEssns. PERKINs: The Third Iowa Bat
terry is CHARTERED in tho suburbs of the city
Of Little Rock. Our company now numbers
l59 men, and they are all in tolersbly good
health.
One section Of the battery has just return
cd from escortins train to Fort Smith.
We did pretty we'll for Old Abe, giving
him 95 votes to McClellan's 90, and the most
Of our division did equally as well, if not
better.
We arc the fortunate Of all the army of the
United States-if lying still be Fortunate
We have bsen here since ore year ago last
September But hope we will have
chance TO get crack at the bu,ternuts again.
The weather is good. We have got up
good winter quarters, and good stables for
cur horses, and are prepared for winter.
There is nothing of stirring Importance
since Pap Price turned his face to the Sunny
South again, and showed his back to the
hated Yankees Of the army Of the South.
west.
FRANCIS VAUGHN.