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The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
GENERAL. SHERIDAN.
Parry Probably Recalled to Richnosd.

NdshtrsJt.s'' aug. 2s.-A letter received here to-
day from tbe uoper Potomac, says the retels Ia
cavalry force were last seen at Cherry Bun, eleven
miles ~es, Of ilsgerstown. on Friday The mail
stage arrived at tlo latter place from Hancock.
distance of about - miles, the night Of that day.
The shelling Of wll.amsport by the enemy from
the opposite side OF the rivcr rridsy, did in-
jury ~ individuals, but three houses were some.
what damaged.
LArrR-oFpic1Ai.
EashiDgton Aug. 2s-Naj. Gen. Dir.-Generai
Sheridan. In q dspstch dated yesterday at hslfpast
two +. NJ. reports -" The enemy len my front
last night, falling back to smithdeid Mddle~ ay
We captured ioi prisoners yesterday, aud inflicted
q loss ,esides OF 100 killed snd wounded. There
have been lew attempts To cross the river by
airy at Wirsmsrort, but there wu strength
shown. Tie Indications to-day are that they will
fall back out oi the Valley" Other reports slso
state ths, the enemy II leaving the Shenandoah
Valley.
Epwrs ". STANTON, secretary of War.
ADDITIONAL pETAus.
Hsdd2uar,srs Middle XiiIry Dirision. Aug.
2T, o A. M.-fridsy xfiernoon st o'clock, General
Crook movei out Wells Brigade from the len of
our line N reconno,tre the enemy's position and
ascertain Il they had any force Of Importance ste.
| toned in his front. Our men sivsnced in line oi
battle and soon engaged the ensmy's skirmishers,
VINO rapidly retreated on their reserve line. Our
uen Sivsnced rapidly until they caIns within 500
yards of the enerny's line, drawn up V receive
them. who opened Lusvy ire of musketry, which
lasted nearly twenty minutes when the enemy
broke and under cover Of battery Of artillery.
Aher the enemy had irol;cn and retresssd,
which they did In great disorder, some Of them
throwing down their arms 10 expedite escape, col.
Lowell, of the 2d Massachusetts, dashed in with his
regiment of cavalry, and killed aud wounded quite
| . number, and succeeded in capturing q? prison-
ners- among them one Lieutenant Colonel and @, q
o'her officers ot lesser grades. As soon ~ the enc
rny had retired under cover oi his artillery,
which tx,enG scrcss the ChsIle.iown road, their
battery opened en- our line with great fury. III,
sho,s werr fred 10 random, and most OF the shell,
f,l. short or exploded over The heads Of our men.
Colonel Wells having obtainei the information
desired and accomplished the object Of the recon
nossance, quietly Withdrew his mAnd, tax ins
| oi Tie kille and wounded, which " 4! not exceed
100. Among the wounded l regret 10 snnounc.
, Major IAsprr Urban. The reconuosssn now IN
| progress Oh the len. develoIes tho isci that III,
enemy hsy. withdrawn their forces in our imrn.,
date front and ev1custei their earth works. Il I.
runor~i they moving in the direction Of shep-
| herdstown.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

Boston, Aug. ZG.-5cversl pr l..nent abolition
ists including r. lur wrigh, aud :. C. Howe have
written w. Gen. Frcino't speaking of the dissa'.s-
hc, on sting ~ The Republican ranks and ad-
,.sng that thc Baltimore and Cleveland nom. noes
'otl withdraw ticr names M Presidential candi
dates, AMI that u.s cDnyeuton bc called to scct
& rev candidate.
MDssrs. wr.lt and company conclude their lc,.
Ter follows;
Permit u'. sr, to a,k Whether in c~. Mr. Lin
fellow citizens in atlonIa H. place nm aiminis-
iinion In power Oh n baAs broad the patr otsrn
"i the country and ita needs"
Gen. Fremont under date of Nahant Angus,
2jih, rcpes At considerable length. lie does
not feel nt liberty TO withdraw his name without
hrst consulting the patriotic PARTY who nominated
hun, but suggest that direct effort bc msdc To
ob,a N an immcdiatc understanding be,ween the
supporters Of the Baltimore mud Cleveland noinina.
Hons, In order that the friends of 10th NAV coaesce
and unite upon early day Tor holding such a
Convention
The following /, extracted from General Fro.
nout's letter.
much has been said of late about peace, mud
yon will, therefore, eNcu. me II say here what
understand 10y N. For me peace signifies the iute.
grsl establishment Of the Union without sla very,
tecause slavery II the source o all political dis
scntions, Hia 'caise the institution itself iA con-
ccnnel by the enlightened snd rb.ral spirit oi the
aye. fhcsc are u me the essential condi tons VI
pesce."
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

division Of The Second eorpA in ~ visn11y q
Rean's session On NE Hsld0a RailsssA vsss -
tackled BY . large fcrcc of rsbs,A suppossd 70 b.
General HIS entire corpA and was opmpellsd b
fall back, which they did gradually, Gspaane.
most Of tie distance, hand 70 hand. II reported
that We lost three batteries including sieeper's
celebrated " ssAchuseits battery.
l. ter .iniormstion n to the effect that ., about
four o'('o;k Gen. II mock was reinforced from
the Fiah corps and the enemy. Af,cr making sew.
eral desperate assaults upon our lines was bsdly
repull I'd. and retreated, leaving his dead and
wounden 10 our hands. II IL s'so reported that We
recsptnred tbc guns taken by the rebels carl q In
the day. The retes lost terribly 10 the battle Of
Thursony-even Giore, II IL estimated. than In
their rcpllse On Sunday. II IL stated, uncfh-
cielly, THAT a, the time Of the sttack on 0ener.
Hancock he VIM engaged IN tue vost Of de-
rtruc'ion tire Weldon Railroad. and bis u EN- bc-
Ing soattcrod In detachtnents s,ong considerable
line, the rebels able To- do some damage before
iorcce cuurl he consolidated The batteries ~
roorgalrcd ut this ,oint, cons Il Of only four gins
to The battery, and consequently, u the retols hst
succeeded IN Carrying OF nll tho four batter es they
are reported 10 have held at one time, " would
have ieeu but aJteen guns. General Blrlo~'s
divaon oi tie sscond corps IL said " have lost
conrdcrsbiy IN pr souoFs ~ the ume General NIL
made his nr-' ou~t
fATEeT DISPATCHES.
Washington. Aug. 2-.--A letter IRON the Army
Of the Poio'nae, dated yesterday, eys the portion
OF uc line Of the Weldon Railroad rocspturcd BY
the rebels IN Thursdays engagement, extends rom
kesmr station about three miles, northwsr''y =.
The road hid, however, t~,n previously entirely
usstroyel and caunot he Of any us 70 the enemy
while We continue 10 hold III. portion on the north.
"A l-S.~ ~ IT,. t.ss
ron is securely In our lps>eisop. Everything
is quiet nlo,c the entire from, At the last accounts
with the exception of occasional plcke, Ar'ns. Both
parties ~er engaged n burying their dead aud
csrng Tor their wounded.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

S.e York. Avg. 29.-stesner Fung shuey. fl r,m
New Orleans sist. arrived at this por, this morn.
ing. Via Cairo, however. We have day later
t2sd.by the-steamcr NIGH. Mr.. T. NJ. Cook, cor.
resi-, ndent of the New York HERAlp, aud Mr.. j.
B. Chadwick, correspondent Of the New York TaI-
pUSn both with Gen Granger command, have
been ordered beyond the lines by Gen. Cinby for
the publication Of news valuable to the enomy
The iyssmsr Lancaster was fired into fifteen mule 90
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IAIER. /


Wdshiag'on, Aug. 2s.--Mni. Gen. Dn "A des-
patch from Gen. Grant, iua roee.vcd, states ths,
ise Richmond paI-rs q yesterday, 9th! ,n-
nounce that Fort Morgan is In our possession. II
IS not stated whether the fort WAS surrenlel.d, -
whether II wss blown up.
Ano,i despatch gives the following extracts
FROM the Richin nd EtAAIsrs OF yesterday;
Fort Morgan is In the eaemy's pos.ession -
whether blown up or evacuated s. not known
EDWIN n. srASToS, Secretary u War.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

and I'D purs.uas,a hss for BIN b. know hin
wen.
Inspsc,or c,asts ssaiSsd 70 sndias ~ ~ snA
watch in nuler's boz.
JeaA q. Tlcmsn c.lcii nm cUanscted viii The
dstsctive flrce Of the Mctropoltan Po,ce q this
city; usds che srres. having bean deputed by
nirshal Murrsy. This witness couAsnsd uns tessi-
rnouy Of tho English officer, Ozark, o. 70 tho hpd-
my Of tho hs, and wstch In the hox Of the sccuse l.
This cicscd the testimony for the Britsh Govern.
mer' and tie case was sdjouraod until this NOR. :.
ing at eleven o'clock.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

nxBTI EGwe.
Sotije pap-rs have been received st uchsburs
containing sDme items ot interest.
Gen. Buctner WAS 10 take the ire Of 0en. Tsy.
L5r In East Louisiana.
The N Jblc RxaisrEa saw;
ric. lav Las, The Fe,irrals ssnt fiy foragiDg WAC
ona a,rois the river ~ Matches with negro guard.
The Confederate cavalry cspturcd all the WAGONS
aud kilci and captured all The negroes. e Fed
erals then sent ott two regiments ~ negroes, who
we're whipped aud driven back. They then sent
out two white regiments who have not ye, bocn
heard from.
A trans.S ssifsppi mail At IS y letter, is advrr-
rscd at Mobile ny Warren Adams, care OF ADvEE.
tIsrr aud RrGisTrE- "yis Brandon" which place
II leaves weekly.
The RtGrsrrr predicts the defeat Of shermsn at
Atlanta and BIS retreat along the line Of The fen-
tseee.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

A,u lort, Aug. -j.-Ih. .upp.lt- OF hay and stsv
duJ luf th' n,4, No't ha,, lr,1 much in eSco-s ol
thn. of ~. ec,dug one. ~ th. quality - hardy
~ 'Ood. ga ne North K.H, .i.,u t4ir hufiup.s u
t' ~ do,. ~ som'p hat u.lr. r.Icus. wa' "a, hOs-
eNti, not tuoilhly loarr the cove nneut
sreut- pay iul ii,uf,e. On 10, tast River sile
chan, in price hA tax i4r, ~ any oi ii malkrt.
Which aTr iirlaliy supplied with fodder iiofu along
tho sound and .iesNhtIt. Al loupNius' Market
with an inc'eised suppl, and mode Ete .einand .ha
prices of hay aud have both drd the or,nr.
10 5a.l 80 lttt"t. anu an Latter 10 II -batl 5,.
otOTNIfDsA.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

bslov Nsschss on the 18th, by sbatsery Of srts q
Thrss shoes rract The bosi. Nobody hurt. TIE
battery was supported b. too cavalry. Gen. Bray.
nond, Commanding at Nstebcr- sent force IA
pursuit Il the steamers Cheek and Atlantic, reor'
ed cap,urcl by tie robel- VI the faboo river eus
!. asserted ths, hey arr vcd safely at Niossburs.
with go,l cnrvocs Of cotton. large nunter Of
Irsolcrs hal arr we'd at vckslur. re, emily eap-
lurcd ut Is m los buck o, N u kcn's D,nd.
Jotf DAY, e wc,ics, NJ. Lost scvol OF his nin<
Children within space OF two weeks. by dyI-
,heris. A, Que tine four we're sick aud three dea1
in tie house.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
From Memphis.
The Recent lsnisl. eir.

Cairo, H., Aug, -. The hes, estimates place
our loss in toe recent raid Memphis W. Is killed,
so wounded and l4o missing, the latter included 50
citizens The raiders are said to have captured e2s
prisoners. Abe rebel loss at He:nando on SUNDAY
night was 60 killed, 100 wounded, and 30 missing
The Governmeu, transport J. C. " Der, wa. cap
tured. plundsred and burned on the 18th inst. on
the Arkansas river, between Pine Bluf. and Little
Rock. by guerrillas. All the persons on Loard, in
Guiding 30 soldiers were taken prisoners
srrAsu Emma Boyd was sunk thirty miles be-
low 81. Louis on Saturday. sae wss valued .,
eaS, 000 insured, &ls,10@
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

NLH IuAL. "Wednesday, August "a, 1874
With comparatively eisy money market. aud so!t
tending urs the merchandise markets are very iriu.
The weather has been pfclitous for business oi.'-
tions. Yet with all these favorable cond tions We 10
10. find material improvement, " legitimate
t.ade. Pricrs have reached Ioiu, which ietric;s
consunp'ion, and every attempt force them hirhor.
unle-s accompanied by ccrlerpcndine nc'rase "
the mems of the pecrc must result u commercial
parlys-. The receipts ot batter are fh'. and prcV1
firmly .usiained. Potatoes ave In aIape suppis.
hut sell IT iul figures. The supply OF peaches IL si
vcrv large, hut on the whole Of rooi quality, thu
causns AL other f.us to ,c moe or les neglected
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
GENERAL. SHERMAN.
4 New POnitl0u.

Lo.Lvdi', Nv, August g,.--An osicer from
the .rout says .hsI Geasral sherman WAS moving
III, bulk Of his army to a new position on the Ma
con and GeorgL, Railrcsd, In the rear Of General
HoVd's forces, AM that heavy sklrmishiuy WAS
Constantly going on.
Washi'.gt,. a, Au9Jd .,.-Secret.Iy Stanton
states ,ha, noth.n. official has besu heard INV
General 81 er,nsn for two DAYS.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
kilpRtrick's Raid.

Cincinnats August 26.-rhe GAzprrA OF this
city, hRs dispatch rum Atlantis, which Says,-.
General Fitzpatrick destroyed the Micon rsilroaa 10
several places, tearing up about IL miles Of H. lie
$50 captured and burned u train OF supplies belong
ing to the rebels en- rous 10 Atlantis. oa his re-
turn he met the rebels IN strong furco and totally
defeated them. capturing iour stands oi colors SIX
other force OF reiels, Who pressed hun 30 heavily
Gst he was obliged to abandon al but two OF the
guns ami most of the prisoners. We made sn
cutire circuit OF Aapta, and r,aehel Decat,,r with
i,p rucn. We inflicted sevaIe damage on the rebel
cC.AIr rl iCations.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
The Presidency.

-pIu In tbc Republican Csmp-The Bo-so.
Biaus Out agpinrt Lincoln and . fremont.
and invite . hen TO Retire --t.cu. Fremont
~ " Hing IRE sideut Lincoln tiOtda On.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12

Tax CAuLDHoN IS BonISG.-The course Of
the West Union Record and Ekadcr Journal
is becoming more ludicrous than otherwise.
They arc the only TIVE loyal papcrs left in
the State that arc trying to get up dasaf-
lection in the Union ranks, and as Of course
it is necessary to present extracts from other
sheets to substantiats their action, they are
pretty hard RON for material Of this sort
All they can do is this One week Andy
copies into the Record one Of Joe's sangui-
nary articles, heads 1t The Cauldron is
Boiling" and in 4 few lines Of editorial calls
attention to the tremendous opposition there
will be in the 10th Judicial District to the
" Bill Stone Dynasty. Next week Joe
copies one Of Andy's terrible invectives into
the Journal, and heads it, Tho Cauldron is
Boiling" land in editorial mention calls At
tention to this proof Of overwhelming ,oppo-
sition to the Central Clique" SO they
have been going for several weeks, each un-
der the expressive caption Of" The Cauldron
is Boiling" until We begin to fear that the
bottom must be nearly boiled out of tina!
cauldron,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12

exceed five thousand, and tho enemy's loss
will not be less than $4,000 men. 1t is safe
% estimate, the enemy's losses, in killed,
wounded and prisoners between Dalton and
Atlanta At forty eight thousand men. With
In the last ten days Hood received twelve or
thitteen thousand reinforccments. Every day
he receives squads Of men from the swamps
and mountains, and little garr:sons Of Gcor-
gia, Alabama and Mississippi. On the 9th
inst. Generals Stoncman and Fitzpatrick start.
ed for Macon with 1880 picked men
mounted on picked horses. They have also
taken with them three batteries Of ten pound
ers Sherman has sent Stoneman and Kill.
patrick to Macon, to cook General Hoods
supplies, destroy railroads. etc. We hope
they will have time to visit our comrades,
who are held by the Democratic party at
Americus. Sherman could have taken At.
lanta some time ago but it would have
done him no good. 1Io is playing to catch
Hood and destroy his array. Win he win :
We all think so. The present campaign viii
not end until next Christmas BY that time
Grant and Sherman will have killed and
wounded ono hundred thousand moro Of the
men Of Lees and Hoods armies. Then
think we can have peace. About two thirds
Of the women in Mississippi, alabama,
Georgia, Texas. South Carolina, and Virgin
ia are now widows. And we pray that God
may damn all Northern men who are mean
enough to talk, think, or wink compromise
while Grant and Sherman are working on
the husbands of the remaining third. am
aware of the fact that tens of thousands Of
orphan children in the Southern Confedera-
cy 60 to bed every night hungry but the
tend is not yet" Compromise or peace men
of the North, you must be pasienti your
"frc in the rear policy" hss prolonged the
war. You have brought death, want and
suffering to US and our families. Your 20.
litical maneuvering can'tstop tho work Jour
] friends commenced The women and chill
drcn of the South may wall! They may
starve !! III their friends and neighbors in
! tho rebel armies can bear it, We can. We
can yet shed toars for our friends and we can
also laugh at the calamitics Of our enemies.
The President has issued call for 500. 600
more men. II suits us. But remember that
We do not want volunteers who get their pa.
triotism from the county treasury. Let Us
try few ccnscripts. Rebels have made
Union men fight and we believe that a little
| touch withthe bayonet once in awhile viii
make copperheads fight also. On the 2ls'
Of duly Sergeant Francis F. Fitkin, Of Co
| B, was taken prisoner by the enemy. W.
cannot say when we viii be relieved from
guarding the train of the army Of the Tenn
Nearly all Of the boys would rather be will
our brigade. There is scarcely any sickness
in Sherman's army. We have had excellcn
! water all summer and very pleasant weather
for this climate. ... r..ast ..rsa ..f
/ s'.-... .t - .H .er- R.p. spEER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12
LATEST NEWS.

Gold closed in New York on Wednesday
~ e2.h44 ~
-Our forces are said to be engaged in a
regular siege 1t Atlanta, md it is expected
the place viii soon be captured.
Its generally believed in tho Army Of
the Potomac that Lee has scEt Longstreet's
corps to Hoods assistance.
Particulars of Gen. Avcrill's victory in
Virginia show that it was very nice little
affair. He gave the Maryland raiders COM
plete cleaning out, and lost few men.
wv have reports OF general break up
in. the Cabinet. Whether there is any truth
anthem or not we are u,able to say.
-Adyiccs from Mobile do not warrant the
expectation of an Immediate end of Farragut' 8
undertaking. Tho enemy are half conquer
cd, but will make stubborn resistance. The
great forts at the mouth of the bay were only
run BY, and not captured. But the task is
well begun, andsip good hands. The land
forces are in position to cooperate, and the
rebel naval force already disposed Of.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12
FROM SHERMAN,

The Chicago Tribune Of the 9,h has the
following: ..'s
A gentleman just arrived in this city from
Shcrman's army brings cheering intelligence
from the front. Sherman has destroyed all
the railroads about Atlanta, leaving 10 the
rebel forces as an outlet only one wagon
road. Provisions were scarce in the city OF
Atlanta, and the blockade is maintained so
stringently by our army that Is will be inn
possible for the rebels to obtain further sup.
plies On that day our forces we're within
half mile of the city, and were Smelling il
vigorously and continuously. II was the
opinion Of Col. Cameron, as well as of oil the
officers that the campaign on our part will be
virtually ended. by the capture of Hood's
army and, of course. Of Atlanta, thereby
opening Georgia to our forces. and clearing
the State Of every vestige Of the rebellion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12
GooD NEWS raoN Monr.r.

0VOO Nh " - H 8O1W WOWALEs
Mobile is doubtless ere this in our hands.
The following is the ebelofflcial report pub.
lished ia the Richmond Sestinel of the 9th /:
13l MosmE, August :. 1854.
To Hon. j. 4. seddon. Secretary cf Var:
Seventeen of the enemy's vessels, fourteen
ships, and three iron clads, passed Fort Nor.
gan this morning. The Tecumsch, Moni.
tor, vas sunk By Fort Morgan.
The Tennessee surrendered after dcspe-
rate engagement with tho cncmy's fleet.
Admiral buchanan lost leg, and Is a
prisoner. ~
The Selma WAS capturcd. g.
The Gaines was bsached near the hospital.
Tho Morgan is safe, and will Try to run up
tonight.
The eneny's fleet have approached the
city. Ga /, ? -
all day. :.
tsigned) D. Fl. MACHY, Major Genr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12
covMTY coNyENTIoH.

There win be ReIubiissn rnisn Convention held q
fSs Court HOUSE. n Fast Waterloo, On T1arsday, Angus
lsth 1854 At O'Clock for the psrpose OF noni
mating candidate for CLERK OF The pif9 Court, can
adase sDr sis Stce Of County necsfSsr. and to cleo
Yeen Delegates to attendthe Congressional Convention
which Is 70 convene a Fort Dodge on the Slst day
August 1854 also, totrsnssct such other business 81
may properly come before sid Convention.
The ratio Of representation Of The different towns vii
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12
From GnANT,S ARMY.

A terrific fight took place in front Of Pc
tersburg on Friday evening, lasting from 5
tot o'clock. II coumenccd BY charge
from the enemy, which was repulsed with
great slaughter. They also exploded anime,
which did no damage to our troops or works
but killed some Of the rebels. The fighting
on our side was principally by the 9th corps,
and was most desperate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12
LIST " DELINQUENT LANDS
AND TOw1g LOTS
I'm srppss<Rv Gynmnsv- HMsn

MOTION is HsRERy orvEr
IN shat viii, On the FIRST Monday In
October. A. D. 1854, between the h0urs q
. A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ, At The Court Mouse
In Grundy Center, Grundy County, iosA,
o3er ~ Public Sale for the Taxes, ryeres.
AsM Costs then due, the following Lands
and Town, Lots on which the taxes for the
year 156S remain due. and unpaid. Sale
70 continue from day 10 day TIL all shall
have been offered rs required by Law.
L. ID. TRACY, Treasurer.
orusdy Center, August LIST, 1864.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12
A coon OPPORTUNITY.

| VyEaE sUBSCRlRER OFFERS roR SALE
u the farm and preaisss occupied By him. stustei
miles Kast Of Cedar Fails The farm u we impfov-
n and 10 we'll known rs Of the best farms IN te
seuuty To any one DESTROYS Of continuing the dairy
busness alseady coneneed this Is opportunity ~
loa squslsd Tor particulars enquire the PREMISES
- q Jshn =. Drsw., cveas TAfs.
| ~ y. ovAARR0
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12

4 ORNAMENTAL PRISTING.-Fram the Office
OF the State Register, Dcs Moines, We have
been favored with specimen of ornamental
card printing which is very beautiful, and
reflects great credit on the artistic skill Of
the workman executing it. Undoubtedly the
Rtgister office has the material and the abiIi.
~ 70 turn out as good wcrx as any 0 lice in
the West. 81 r af5
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12
For Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE VERY
l. cheap a" Pigeon.fole Table" is tn good repair
and will be sold at great bargain Call 81 the Union
Beer Saloon and look at It.
5 CHARLES HESSE.
Cedar Falls, Aug IL, 1864. f03m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12

Hon. J. D. Grinneil has been renominatcd
for Congress in the Fourth District. His
constituents do well in retaining in office so.
tried and worthy representative.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12

TaE Charles City Kptellgencer has incrcas
edits Subscription price to S. 60 per annum.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12

TnF rebels h;rs crt;relj Withdrawn from
Maryland, being deferred fron their contem
plated movement by the formidable prepare
aoHs made to defeat them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12
SIMEON FLEISCH, i

BANTER. OF EvERR STYLE. WORK DONE
i short notice. Shop In the rear Of OveHnan's
Block. Cedar Falls. ..s,. 19Sm