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The New York herald., 1864-11-29
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
GENERAL HOWARD,S MOVEMENTS.

0oaDoN OCCUPIED ON THs 2lsr-cHKMrcAL WORKS
AID FOUNDRY DESTROYED At oRIswoLDvILLE.
[From the Savannah News, Nov. 22I
A private despatch, dated Gordon, half past two
Dsook states that 1t that hour the whin tco
0s Of Gordon They had burnt e chemical works, lum
- train and foundry At GrirOotdvil& Confederate
)rcs insuircens numbers to meet them was at GordoN
I1As force Of the enemy was but rsidug party.
Since the above was In type learn that force OF
~ ssemy occupied Gordon yesterday.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF TIE OCCUPATION OF
GORDON AND GRIswoLDvILLE.
rTrom the Augusta Constitutionast, Nov. ~.
Passengers who came down &hs road, last night,
Dsport that raidng party OF the enemy tapped this
DsaA at Grswodvie, ten miles this side Of Macon. At
Fhrss O'Clock Sunday afternoon The confirm the re-
sst Of the capture and destruction of lumber train.
we freight trains going hence to Msconvpproached very
asar before discovering the presence of the
memy. The lumber train captured set on IRE. the
Of the engine reversed and the train started down
- track. The freight trains we're reversed and put
bsek az rapidly IS possible short distance this side
Gordon hedry cdngonaGino and rapid discharges Of
sau arms wsre heard II supposed that the firing was
ordon and that General Wayne, who was holding that
ssition had been attacked Others report that the r-
- Vas 9. Macon. The discharges Of artillery were very
Md. The regular mail train to Macon turned back al
fsanilie.
IN RKroRrED OCCUPATION OF MILLEDGEvrLLE
CONFIRMED.
from the Augusta Constitutionslst, Nov. 90
Miledgevllo is supposed TO be In the hands OF the
eemy. had been entirely svdcudtsd BY our forces.
evsrything OF value had been brought oil.
>DDITIoNAL PARTICULARS OF THE MOVEMENT ON
MILLEDGEvILLE.
AUGUSTA, Nov 21, 1854
rading party OF the enemy tapped tho Central Rail-
sd at Grswodvie At three O'Clock p NJ. on Saturday
svsmber 49, and lumber train captured and destroyed
oehng else is OF their operations In that quarter
ksepl that heavy firing was heard few hours after
ards.
me movement or Sherman was fept for the purpose
concentrating forces there, and the raid upon the
sntrai Railroad was for the purpose OF keeping them
,sre yhls. the whole OF the enemy moves upon
I'd captures Augusta or Savannah.
sherman advance his infantry down the, Macon
Id Western Railroad further than Griffin; bat bis cava
came far GAINESVILLE. He has crossed the o.
uses with his naptry that line near Indian Springs
u whole s moving In this direction. His advance
20 within three miles of Union Point, the junction Of
% Athens branch with the main stem Of the Georgia
karoad, a. eleven O'Clock this forenoon.
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THE REBELS KISSING AN ARMY TO OPPOSE
SHERMAN.

A CAVALRY FORCE MOVING FROM GREKNvILLE,
8. O., TO HARAss sLOCUM's COLUMN.
From the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Now 2o1
10 is stated that large cavalry force has left Grcenve
g. c., and moviso the country The direction OF
La~ta probably with view Of cutting OF the Yankee
column which 10 moving down the Georgia road In this
direction.
GEN. BRECKINRIDGE RUSHING TO THE RESCUE
(From tho Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Nov 20]
We also told that the wife Of q prominent general
who at present 10 city, has received letter from
her husband In which is stated that General Brecr-
ridge and the troops uuder him oouId eaue UpTer East
Tennessee Saturday. November H. on hstr march south
sard. BY this time this command must be tceu dduanced
toeards the Georgia line, and will undoubtedly soon give
good report of ITSELF
We shall probably be blamed and oensured for giving
publicity to the above But the enemy are un
doubtedly the movements Of troops this
So no harm possibly be done in giving it TO the
public.
With Hood in his rear Brcckinridge his nanks and
thirty thousand veteran troops his 'front.' Sherman can.
not escape. i
VETERAN REBEL TROOPS REINFORCING AUGUSTA.
[From the Augusta Constitutionast, NV. 20.]
As we write, the glad and familiar shout Of vserdn
troops Va arrioin0 from the South CdroiHa Depot comes
up from the streets We welcome the gallant fellows;
and Mr. Shermans men, II they retreat this way viii
hear the whistle OF bullets from the trusy guns which
have often been pointed at fanatics the banks OF the
Potomac aad the James The troops being properly
distributed and before readers will this other
glad shouts will be heard In our streets.
GOVERNOR DoNHAM, or SOUTH CAROLINA, SENDING
TKooPs TO GEORGIA.
(From the Augusta Constituticnalst, Nov. e.
Governor Bonham has called out the militia Of the state
Of South Carolina, and they ordered TO assemble at
at Hamburg. The reserves also, Of South Carolina,
ordered % rendezvous &C the same place at
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yhe Georgia Legislature Refuses
to Fight,
6Ae &ess -
sHERMlN,S MARCH.

Ne Savannah Nescs OF the 22i inst. IN editorial
measioss that Anlegdevile was evacuated, and the
nsahlves and all valuable government and personal
bsspssty mad been removed. The columns filled with
n.ashsmas against tho invading force under Sherman,
~ With peoc nations from generals Of high rank and
ehent men, calling upon the citizens Of Georgia 70 levy
- asse, and 70 sacrince all interests In desperate
st 70 crush and annlhats Sherman in hi 10 far IN.
uUieted advance.
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SHERMAN.
xORE OF The GEORGIA CAMPAIGN.
Particulars Of the Further Advance Of
Howard and Slocum.
BOTH COLUMNS ACROSS THE 0C0NEE.
The Reported Occupation Of the
State Capital Confirmed.
1sauregard, Hardee, Dick Tayisr,
Wheeler. Gus. Smith and Csv-
srnsr Brswn Left In the
Rear At Macon.
THE FIGHT AT GORDON.
-~-~~~~~~~~~~--~-~~~~-~~
Destnction Of Charcoal Works and goun-
dries at GriSWoldyille.
The Rebels Massing an Army
at Augusta.
---~~~~-o~>~~-~~>~~>>>>~~
Levy En- Masse Of the Militia Of
Georgia and South Carolina.
t>>~~~~~~-~~~~~>~~~~-~~
xhe Panic Extending Throughout
the State.
The Georgia Legislature Refuses
to Fight,
~ &s.s -
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TIE PIRATE FLORIDA.
The Florida Run Into by An Army
Steamer nd Sunk.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2e 1884,
despatch to tho Navy department from Admiral
Porter dated Fortress Monroe. to-day, sgyshc United
States steamer Fort Morgan arrived at this port al ten
O'Clock the afternoon Of tho 27th inst with the rebel
Admiral FRANKLIN Buchanan and his two aids on board
Tie Navy Department has also the following tele-
gram
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. %, 1854
Hon. ciDEoS WnJEs, Secretary OF the Navy
| have just received . telegram from the commander
OF tho prize steamer Flords informing that sno had
sunk in nine fathoms OF water She had been run into
byan army steamer and badly damaged. have not
heard the particulars. 1 win inform the Department
when receive the written report.
DAVID d. PORTER, Rear Admiral
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sPEcULlr.oSs OF THE REBEL PRESS.

now SHERMAN ia To m pssrRorED.
From tho Augusta constitusousNst, Nov. 1l
~ our country friend. '. again r.a.ra.. III. advice
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

spring Frtr.-"e have got the spring
fever bad. The. spirit is willing but The fest,
is weak THAT is the spirit is wiling to do
nothing, unless, it be to seek cool, quiet,
easy place, and there tioze undisturbcd by
the "cares that sinfest the day." and TINS
obiige ,hem to ro.np leir tents like thc
Arabs and quietly steal away" The flesh is
so very weak as to coincide perfectly with
the spirit, and between the two we're in a
bad way. I'VE believe our spirit is tempted
by the evilone, for it is continually prompt
ing Us to go foraging among our cotempora
ries' editorials and we are afraid we should
be inclined to do SO, it they didn't slew
symptoms Of the same disease. A friend has
just prescribed for our case, and NC have
strong hopes Of efec.ing a speedy cure for
the spirit is now strong and the flesh very
willing. ...... ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20


4 Co,oardy Assault-Last evening a
pestiential copperhead Of this place, j, G..
AnnucKrE, was engaged in political con,ro.
yerSy with Mr.. john KrLER, of GAINESVILLE,
who is a Union man. The debate waxel
warm, and ARBLcKi,E told KYLrR that lac
lied several times, 20 which the latter paid
no attention. After VIII lie ARpucktE made
rather sweeping assertion, when KyLEE
told him that he lied; whoreupon, without
giving moments warning, the former struck
the latter on the forehead with heavy cane,
inh;cting frshtful CASH from which tie
blood literally Strcamed. KYLER sIllng upon
his assalant, and would have made short
work OF him had not some of his own friends
prevented him, for fear, as they say that he
would kill the coppcrhead. ARDuCKLE then
sneakcd off without delay. The general
opinion is that KYIIE should have been lcf
to manage the old r,prohatc as he saw tt,
and that lie could not have used him too
rough. Though not personally acquainted
with Mr. kYLER, we arc told that he is a very
qniet, inoifensiyc sort of man, and yet, with.
al, very resolute and determined, and that he
will not let this affair end here The assault
was das,ardly, and such an one as only a
cowardly, Low lived ,copperheal would DC
guilty Of.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
ADVANCE ON SUBSCRIPTION.

Wa, the undersigned, newspaper Publishers in fack
uask County, her-hy give notice that and after The
LIST Of June next the yearly subscription price Of
spsctvc journals will be $500, invariably in advance,
increase of 80 cents present rates In common
With most of contemporaries throughout the state
are compelled to take this step account Of the exhor
b:at prices demanded for every article that enters into
the makeup Of newspaper the advance in wages, and
The decreased all the nccessares Of life. Coden
that liberal nliL ded public will find nothing in ills act
70 condemn, a.."-- -'
We remain, respectfully, .....
o., ....-.... e II. A. 4 q. D. PERKINS,
Publishers Cedar Falls G0zoste.
W. II. HARTMAN, ...
a-ra .s.. Publisher Uattslo0 C.urier.
Nay 9Th, 1854. #'.#'. .!-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Be Fias-And purchase your boots and
shoes a! TaowBRIDcE's He has the largest
stock in town, and the quality of his assert
ment is unsurpassed, especially his custom
made work. lie is one Of our old dealers,
and by his business integrity and courteous
t manners has drawn around him large
trade, which we are glad to learn is continu-
ally on the increase. When he sells you an
article, you can depend that it iS,jnst what
he represents It to be. See new Adj.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Eutter Co. 100 Dogs Nsn.--Last Tuesday
a full company Of 100 days men from But,
Ter County came to tbs place, from which
they left the following moraing 10y railroad
FOR Davenport. Butler is doing molly, and
when We remember that it is exclusively az
agricultural County, with no towns OF any
considerable size, we are surprised at the
manner in which it turns out the men. We
understand that the County pays a bounty
of enc hundred dollars to every recruit from
it,--including the lO) days men. This
speaks volumes for ;he patriotism of it's citi.
Gems. The tax thus voluntarily assumed
will be large. but those that remain a, home
think they can afford to pay if their dear
ones can afford to light.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
F1rc-Narrce E4eaps.-on Monday after

Fire Narrcw Eseape.-On Monday after
noon very narrow escape was had from q
disastrous conhag, alton. a fire was diseov,
cred by some ladies' in Mr. f. B. HATcn's
hay stack, on the premises where lie resides
The alarm was raised, and the females Of the
ncighborlood rallied to the rescue. Their
promptncss and presence Of mind saved
much valuable property from the flames -
By the time the men from down town reach.
cd the spot the danger was well nigh over. -
Dir. HIS hay was consumed. The fire com.
municatcd to his barn, hut was cxtinguished;
also to his fence, Of which a number Of rod,
were burned. Mr.. HArCu's house, and the
property CT Dr. LAruEop and ,iLnEET ALLEN
were in great danger How the fire original
ed, not the least idea is had.
Won't the ladies of Cedar Falls organize =
Fire Company?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
circular to r,ecrui1ing q ne, 1 y.

When transportation pass firuis!,ed. they are
only to be used recruiting service by the re rtns
officer and for actually recruited men 10 transit to rev
mental RENDEZVOUS. and to be accounted Tor every
Saturday 10 1t Co W. n. Grer. LIST L. s. Cavalry SUI
perish endent Volunteer Iesa ing ssrycr, By ntn,bef
for Whit purpose, by whom ard points rrts.en which
the same are used. As these passes entrusted by the
United States to those having combustion from the
State il il confidently expect that no Improper use will
he made Of hem and all persons strictly cn;apod
report to this Department any abuse Of same when the
commission will lie revoked As passes are Issued they
are charged to recruiting officers aud they will be held
strict accountability by Col Grier and this Department
for the same
When detaclmerts Of recruits forwarded muster
and descriptive roll must accompany them Lieut. Col,
Grier as the number OF described Oh passes will be
compared with said roll, when ihes u DisbursIng Oh
Ger pays for the transportation. aE a.
Recents Of party firuls log the transportation ybon
recruiting officers advancehe tare ttwo cents per mile
for railroad ard current raies for stage and steamboat
fra'el should he taken 10 accompany the, Lii against
the United States for reimbursement as sub.vouchers
Every recruiting officer urgently respected to return
forthwith over his signature his pos,.o ce address
to 1t, cr W. y. Grer, Davenport as wiiIou, his gen
une signature being Sic here Subsistence bills carno,
be pail. % la is&a
~. B..BARER,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Lum1cr for Cedar Ealls.--Our fellow
|. soxnsman, Mr. THos. WALNUT, purchased
. at Dubuoae ca Saturday last raft Of lum.
Der containing half a million feet; also,
fire hundred lunches Of shingles. The luln.
Der is of The best quality of pine, and the
entire lot is to be brought to this place, and
placed in Mr.. WIS Timber yard for sale
Some i,ea Of the quant,ty~may be gathered
frotc the. fact that it will take ninety railroad
. cars to transport it. .aa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Hill Improvements. The water has been
cut Of the race the past few days, for the
purpose ofputting in a new wheel in BRowS's
saw mill, which is now to be rugged to ,un
circular saw, instead OF the old fashioned up,
and down SAW or.herctoforc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

- 4 Fart Forth Enocing.-a'l gro
GERS are compelled to sell the staple articles
of heavy goods, whether they make large
profit or not, but in shelf goods AID many
articles Of which the purchaser is not Judge
they sell those upon which they can make
the most profit In,ihis way worthless Sal
eratus is sold, and in no other, The grocer
who intends TO sell the best goods and rely
upon fair profit, will always keep DELAxD
& Co.'S Chemical Salcratus, and thousands
Of dealers will s;ll TO other.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Crops.-Thc growing crops promise an
abundant yield this year The farmers all
say that the fields look unusually fine and
thrifty, and if the season continues au<pi,
cious, look confidently forward to rich har
vest. The fine warm weather Of the past
week has brongh, forth leaf and blossom with
surprising rapidity, and the emerald green
of the one mingling with the varied hurs Of
the other, delights the eye tired with the So
Der tlrab Of months past, while the senses
are delighted with budding fragrance that Is
sprnsing into joyous life on natures warm
bosom. .H .. f.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Nary Lettsr.-On first page this week we
hare another, and, we are sorry to add, the
last Navy letter frcm our correspondent
'"H.' His term Of service being ont, he re,
tires from the Navy. We trust. however,
that he may still, as opportunity affords, ia.
vor the GAZETTE with the jo:tings eff his good
pen.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Boots &c Shoes Mr.. j. b. WELLER. hay
ing removed to the East has left his stock of
boots and shoes in the care Of Mr.. N. W.
AsKIH, who is authorised to sell it off at
greatly reduced prices. The stock must be
sold, and great bargains can be obtained -
See advertisement.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

From Co. B-Mr. CoorER, Of this rI,ce,
HAS in his possession packages for The follow
Avg persons, which were sent in box re-
'ssived by him from the 3lst iowa. The own.
ers can obtain them by calling on mr.. C.: %
S.aUst BERRY, GEO. HuMBEEr, care of NJ.
WHITE GEORGE kAnslcK; CLINTON BozARTH,
DAVID MAxFiELp; Mrs. T. JACOBS; PETER
UoAGLAHD
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
lie CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A

I
Published for The benefit and asa caution to Young men
a1d others who suffer from nervous debility Early Decay
and their kindred Lilmentssupplying the means Of self
cure by one who has cured himself after being victim
Of ms'aced confidence inn,e'ical huubu and ,acEery
by enclhsn, prt pail directed envelope single copies
may be had of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq
Bedford, Kings County, New York ... apr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Dubuque Lumber Iard.--Wc call after
ton to the card of E. c. CLARK. Of Dubuque,
who is very heavy dealer in pinelrmbcr of
every description. He can give to Wholesale
buyers rare bargains. Anything advertised
in his card can be bought of him at The low.
est rates ... re-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
NgAD,rsEL A. pAUrRoIy's INSTRUCT

N5 ADNFsV. L. 4. FATTKOIN'S INSTRUCTIONS.
AVE- - FEMALES suffering from painful Menaruatcn, In.
rr,, what ever cause youSG
PERsoHs CoyTEMr sTNG MSRnisCp and gt,sss,' ysnJ's
GcaeitHY viii find It to their advantage study MAD
AMH rArTEoNs Conversation with Ladies' )" on ia. means
OF Avoiding Conceptions correcting all Irregularities IN
Menstruaton, and he health and happn,s Married
Women. Those Wishing advice from one schooled and
experienced, and competent TO teach, may obtain this
Essay ,propry sealed Y enclosing Two three Geo post
age stamps and addressing, Madame L. a. rautrrix p.
O. Box .6C9. New York City
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

SANITARY GLIB. We find the following in
the Dubuque Times Of Wednesday @
REV. L. B. Fifed writes that the SAM
tary Clab Of Cedar Falls gave splendid en-.
ttrta,nment two ghts since. On account
Of lisritcd capacity of hall invitations were
isSned.: The tables were filed, and every,
thing in the arrangement and in the result
was most happy. The work q, Cedar Falls
is progressing nobly."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

BraSs Dand.--Our brass band is being re-
organized. The toys used to favor. us with
;son'e excellent music, and we are glad to
learn that we may expect more in the future
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20


M. Enron: fee! II due to thnse that suffering
from a,spersa to state remedy, which have been ad'
yised to USE aud which has effected cure Twas snct.
ed with the unpleasant consequences Of indigestion last
wiaser and spring, till my health dispsred Of I
have been an oppser Of patent me enes generally, but
Ind ICED to 60 DR.. Rohacks Stomach Bitters :.
manufactured in yaur city. One BOTTLE has relieved
nf Al those symptoms, aud can INV crafty good mp
petite npon The luxuries Hf this hsunil season without
experiencing tie exceedingly unpleasant effects which
eating light food caused me n few months since.
Ibleue this medicine TO 'e good and effective III those
diseases q" the stomach for which It ia recommended
write this without the know Ledge OF Doctor Eohac1
my concerned. and do It frat Of all for the good
those suffering from indigestion and It's Kindred results
j.. a MINISTER
We know the writer 81 the above and that I've Is what
he processes to hea minister and gentleman OF truth
-,Ioa,na und Messenger
See Adyertiss u,ent. *.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

PERSONS or sEDENTAGY HABITS TROUBLED
with weakness assuie falpaion OF the heart lack OF
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation
&c, deserve to suffer II they will try the ccebra ed
-PlaHTATIch BiTTeRS, s3
which are now recommended ly the highest medical an
thorer, aud Warranted to produce immediate ben
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healthy, gentle stinulrnt is required.
They purify Strengthen In, igosa.e ....
They create healthy appetite. ....r
They an au,lotc I, change If water and diet
They rec,e Effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They str, ngteen thr system and nlivtn the mind
Tbey Irerert miauatic and iptcrntta,tt fsrers. f.
They purify the brcaf Rrd arit'y ., the stomach
1Aey cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrha. Cholera ana Cholera Morhus
They cn-r2lifjr Complaint sal NrvnuS Hcadnche.
They make The weak strong, tLei.nguid brilliant ami
areexhastrd natures rosurer they are composed Of
tie celebrated Caisayn bark winergreen, sassarrss
roots and herbs, alirres,rvei in pure st. Crox run
For particulars, circulars and testimonials around
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

. Ne'cs Depot.-For IIarpcr's for June, all
the leading tnonthIics, the illustrated week
lies, daily papers, popular novels, &c, so TO
'DAnnoS's News Room.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Eg- Small profits and quic'; sales is the
motto at CHArH,N's. The people are be-
ginning to find ont whore they can get the
best goods for the least money, and his stock
is going off like hot cakes. ST.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

~ The Ladies Soldiers Aid Society Of
Cedar Falls meets regularly every Tuesday
afternoon, at . o'clock, in Eortica iluta, Tall
4 general attendance invited. OF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
TO sURscRrsI.y.s.

On the first Of January the GAZETTE turred over new
leaf adopting the adrancepay system subscriptions
~kch will be invariably and imlaris adhered to. 2 :
Subscribers receiving their papers with an marked
opp site their may know that the time of their
subscription Is aboutto eSliiFe t...s ...[
No paper piH lie sent Lnger than The tine paid for
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

s-77 WARD CHAPMAN now having the
largc.a,d co,nmodous store room lately oc-
cupc,i in paft by JosErn PuLLAS, would an
nonnce TO purchasers that he has filed mp
with a splendid assoi tncut OF goods, TO
which attention is invited. ST.