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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
Beware o'IrTos'crs Examine erc-y So..'c Sre that
II has y. g lrlcs = satnr on our l.rlvae u s Stan,n

beware o. III posters tNainneeT c-y Bottle See that
has D. g. Barnes y ,hatnre ON our private u s. Stamp
over the cork With plantation srene ard our rn sigma
ture on fps steel plate engraving On side lalea See
that cur bottle i filed in spurious md deieiri
Gus stun We defy any person to match tie taste OF
character Of oar goods. Any person pr,rndur tn sell
Plantation hitcrs by the gallon bulk Is an inuos-
ter We SOL only in our log cabin ho,tc Any person
initiating iis h"tI", slF any ther mat sriti Wore.
in whether called Plantation Biitys or net j1a ruinal
under the L: :. Law, and will De iros.e ed lev lis
We already have our eye two rar,es re filling our
bottles, &c, who wi" succ' eh IN getting Themselves into
close quarters The demand for Drakr Plantation Fit.
tcrs from ladies, clergyman merchants &C. Is perfectly
Incredible. Tie simple trial Of Ute Is The evidence NC
present. Of their wNr'b and Superiority They are sold
BY all respectable druggists, PrJcers physicians Hotels
faooAs, steamboats, and country stores
sg$ysg Eaflss p, ", DRAKE SEQ. az
IS u 2OG BiG"a,r0y, Ss,e York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
eT5- pyspers;a can h, ,ured e,

MATTER HOW LONG STAND
~ ing, yields a, once TO ~ rHAA's DysrErsI,
CrrE," The elects of this Remedy are truly aoGic
Try 1t and he convinced. Price One Dollar box Sen,
post paid to any address, BY :. c. UrIIAM South sth
St, rhiadelphia. Pa. Circulars sent free 4,.6u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

fSy- For bargains in every description OF
general merchandise, go to CrArMAN's,
where they arc to he had. ST.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
WAR CLAIM AGENCYi
~ Saw, Ytur Life ew

I Ssn> ""'SifEt'ast NiDsEf Npd'
- 7Taat, Sick dA,i Ae,roRS Kendochs, Neur1'gu
Grdrsi, Jst.er, Bd'b",'s Lci and B,idaess A Treat
Use on The above Diseases, with their specify and s,7d
hent "u'e sent free to any address. Address Is. c.
UFHAM, No. %, South Eighth St, Philadelphia Pa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

~ The largest assortment Of Boys
Clothing in town can be seen at El.lERMAN's
Philadelphia Clothing Store. Tlw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
The History of Hostefser,s stonan

The History of HOsteftcr's &tonacn
RIftcrs.-The mos remarkable medicine Of the day,
and the many cares tia. have been performed with u in
cases q Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Nervous Debility,
and Other diseases arising dsordertd stomach or
liver places II at once among the most astonishing dis
coyeres that has taken place in the medical world The
diseases to which btters applicable are so
that there hut few ofour friend: Bho may not test
their virtue IN their families circle acquananc
and prove TO their afaction that there At eas
one remedy among the many advertised medicines de.
serving the public cnmmendaton.
For sale ~ orays.ts and dealers everywhere
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

~ The p,acc to buy the best and cheap
est Clothing in town. you will find to. be
ELLEExAN's Philadelphia Clothing Store
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Committee, consisting Of nine persons, to a
tend tie coming Fair, and to superlntcnd the
managing and selling of the articles contrib
utvi by Black Hawk county. a II 1 IT,
The following persons were then elected
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
Mrs. &. NJ. Harms. Cedar Falls.
r..a EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES. off. -.-,s.
Hon. q. Gloss, Cedar tp; Mrs. Morris
CASE, Waterloo; Mrs. d. C. OvERNAS, Cedar
Falls; Mrs. JAMES MItLEn, Cedar Falls Mr.
II. NJ. CoNGEH. Waterloo; Miss ANNA IlrD
BARD, Waterloo Mss IMoGEXE IIuNGERFoED,
Waterloo Miss MARY CROSBY, Cedar Falls
Mrs. W. b. Boss, Cedar Falls. Va
Moved and carried that members Of this
Committee have power to appont substitutes,
provided they are no, able to attend.
Convention then adjourned
WM. A. HUNTER, President.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

~ Fourteen different new styles Of hats
inst received at ELLEHMAN's Philadelphia
Clothing Store. 7-lw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Cireus-oRroS's Circus performs in this
place on the I'd Of June.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
Eaterloo Items from The cou,;1y.-The

Haterzoo Items from Tic Cowier.--The
physicians Of Waterloo have r.iscd their
fees, aud publish the new tariff. 1t won't
pay 20 be sick in Waterloo "A public
square is being prepared. -. George Bishop
has opened a law office. "A young man
named Charles G. Pcrsc stole a valuable
horse near La Porte City, on the 10Th, which
he took to Iowa City. Leaving the horse at
the latter place, he returned to La Porte
City to see his girl" when he was arrest
cd, confessed his crime, and is now in jail
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Grand Nush and Mth FsMtcay. The La.
dies Soldiers Aid Society Of this place has
arranged for grand Mush and MIX Frsti
val fer Thursday evening next May 2Gth)
at Overmans Hall. The admission will be
twenty five cents. In ena of the lower rooms
| an old fashioned kitchen vii! he establish.
ed, admission to which viii be charged extra.
Ice cream and cake will also be furnished on
| extra charge. The proceeds arerto,be deyo-
ted to the Black Hawk County DEPARTMENT
| in the Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair. Fancy
articles already completed for the Fair will
be on exhibition. The public generally are
earnestly solicited to attend, and thereby
cast their mite for the relief Of our thousands
of suffering soldiers. .... IS.
We are requested to publish the following
committees .... ...... - '.a... 4.
Committee IF arranyenents -WM OVER
MAN and lady, d. C. OvEnMaS and lady.
JoHS CAMERON and k.dy, f. G. BuGKE and
lady. @' g.. H.. .- ... e. e.. - 10. ..
COMMITTEE on OIL Fashioned hlt1heu.--
Mrs. BARNES, Miss CROSBY, Miss SESSIONS,
Miss MCKENZIE, Messrs. II. C.HuNT, CAMP
BELL, MnLLARKY, and TOWNSEND. aena's
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Resigacd ". +. HAMrli Of Co
K, Sd Iowa Infantry. has resigned. Mr.
HAMrLL has been in very poor health for a
long time, and in the opinion Of his friends
should have left the service year ego. He
has been a brave soldier and good officer,
and his company will part with him with
sincere regret. utthey know that he Goes
not leave them willingly. and that if his
health was what we all wish it was, that
nothing bu, death would discharge him from
the service so long as Uncle Sam should
need the help Of gallant boys in blue.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
Characteristic arc informed that the Meth.

'Charches--We arc informed thatihe Meth.
odist Society are soon 10 commence .wo,k on
their new house Of worship. 1t will be of
brick, 4oxsO feet, With basement. It is in
telGed that the structure will cost in the
neighbosiood of ten thousand dollars, be
finished in the best style, and furnished with
a fine bell. Mr.. Il. NJ. STEAD, of this place,
drew the plan Of the edificc.
.The Baptist Society are to commence work
on their church building this month, and
push the woTklto a speedy completion.
remarkable Escape Tuesday little
daughter Of FRANK SurPE was playing near
pile Of lumber, when another little. girl in
running on the top Of the pile, overturned it,
"hsn Il care down on Mr.. SnuPE's child
The lumber was heavy t..o inch stuff. the
4, pile over four feet high, aud it took the unit,
ed strength of four men to lift the boards. in
body. At first it was supposed that the
child was certainly crushed to death, but on
removing the lumber it was found that she
was not seriously injured, no bones being
broken, though she did receive some rather
severe bruises. U
Old Folks Carcert over thir-
ty Of the singers of Waterloo gave concert
in Overman's Hall last evening. The per-
formers were dressed in the, costumes of
century ago, and many Of the dresses were
very fine as Well rs expensive. We should
JUICE that the party had spared no pains or
expense in preparing themselves for the oc-
easion. The same company sang in Water.
loo the previous evening. The proceeds Of
these entertainments is applied 70 the credit
of this County in the Northern iowa Santa
~ Fair. A very good. sized audience Was
cut TO hear them last evening. and We think
that all ~sre convinced that Waterloo con.
tsins some first class musical talent
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
BENNETT PETERS a co.
BENNETT PETERS a 60.
.... . . 1880 -------
RED JACKET 50 f .-
RED JACKET .~.
RED JACKET
stomach Esitters
Stomach FSitsers
p. 1874 .##.a. NJ. = Nv
.a Stomach HsitteyS


Tne proprietor. Of ,he Justly ri cemed and wen known
brand Of STOMACH ttcrs do not deem II uceessary IN
ordrr 70 giYs ilel goods fictitious eohsneed
value, 20 nike abag e:aH other Filters proclm n
small capials tat they are worthless Our ptters du
not need hs We place item before the public on their
weri's, and invite careful attention to the soods We
'dow ois brand upon, knowing do that cur repn.
it'on j. at stake The name Red JACKIE &. taken
ts"m me I',s', e"mp9"nd by The native enid Of the
made more ngreenhle 10 tie taste They nov hive ~
culIalS healthy snoihss and ecuprrale Influence CO.,
E s.. ~ ss 's r .r , ,ts from The a q
diseases arising from torpid liver OF indigestion. "
They strengthen and inyirorste ,hc .ytt.r " p.
They are ubequaed f,r general debility. .
They are a sure cure for dygpt psia,
They give good aud healthy appetite, ' . ID
They assist digestion. !gt I - git sa|8 nv.
They are the best stmuant in exlsleucs ,s.. .... .
They relieve constipation Et - -l.
They cure nervous bea,ltphe SD. iv.4stf7 er.ra..
They are perfectly pure and palnihhie ra . g,
s.irEgth the exhausted. FL sH#.r a.5sF -%''
Aged parsons and delicate female. viii 1lnd they can
save large doctors bills 10y The II these Bter,
We take pleasure in calling attention 70 cur very en-
in part VI I.gs... - =. .r1 N
STRAWBERRY WINE, n-n
CHERRY #. ," a"r
BLACKBERRY y . *
RASPBERRY 4"
GINGER # /" &
... # MUSGAT " /"
". CLAREP Il" a.
.t." LEMON CORDIAL, "
.! PEACH BRANDY, ".
.-t 81 APPLE BRANDY, -'as.'.f' ,
- IL g.. a.
Champagne, CR'awbn California Port Cherry, wsIasn
and Madera Wines, Gins. Rans rrandics lpurbon All
I've bskss. Which are pea ectly snd need To
~ tried 10 he appreciated Sold iy ali ,Ttgy.i. aud
dealers throughout the ountry Cab ior cur got.s aud
take no either. ~. Z VI 1t.-s .
lYfr1i,att b, the traae sr,,,,,a !, i, =. ,,,. sEt,
ss5t BEASET7' I,IETERS &c 70 ' ,@j
E8.. fHs preprs,ors, II River Street, cifcsgo e.
Sold by ". Y. Alien, Dubuque; q. y, Miner and Ben.
iEnin Csl-, Cedar Falls. -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
Cure for EvsDcOsIa.

Gil cInnati
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

The Sanitary Fa.r.-Ihe delegates from
the several Soldiers Aid Societies in Black
Hawk county met at the Methodist Church,
in Waterloo, or Saturday, May l4th, for the
purpose Of organizing County Aid Society,
and consulting together in regard to the
Eosthern Iowa Sanitary Fair, TO be held at
Dubuque III June next. Fl
On motion. Rev. Wa A.. HrSrEn was
elected President, and G. NJ. HARRIS Sccre-
tary.
Motion made. and carried that we elect .
Secretary and Treas=rar, Also IN Executive
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20

Spiritual 4Kanit5ssati"ns.--Some consider
able wonderment has been caused in our
town by thea apparently supernatural manner
in which ayouns boy, securely bound with
ropes, is united. RoDERr HELLER, the IA.
inous -nas ;cian, in exposing the - Davenport
Boys" explains how the thing is done. lie
says: ,s
Nov, If any one wall visit the mediums
and notice accurately; they will see that the
odic force resides, altogether ut one eUd of the
room. and that the sinister medium intinen-
ces the dexter one so as to cause tlle igatcri..
al impedl,nents 10 be magnrtically acted up
on by spirits Of the seventh circle only -
Then. the Authorizations of the celestial emit
ties Of the fifth sphere. daring the obfusaa.
ton, of the mundane iluminaiiTe force act.
ing By the odylic power Of the spiritual d.
velliaate, jerks out the knots. "a
There it is allin nutshell How stu.
pid 10 have not seen through the shallow
trick before. Hereafter, o! course, no one
will be deceived. Or be disposed to Attribute
to the performance anything Of supernatu-
raj nature.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-20
pUFEaai CtGTHEs.WalNeER!

Cedar Falls, Iowa, Feb. 25.h, 1Sek. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
FINANCIAL AND MMERclAL.
WEnNrsnAr. March an-aP.M.

"WEDNESDAY, March 30-6P.M
The share market buoyant this morning, and,
owing the increased desire outsiders to purchase,
there large business done at considerable advance
in prices. feared by OF the most farseeing
spectators that when the loan put on the
market stocks would feel tine effect OF the withdrawal OF
money for Investment In those securities but thus far
the prices Of nearly every on the list have moved
gradually upward Compared with the sales at the first
board yesterday, New York Central advanced 81, Erie
Railroad n Erie preferred Ia, Hudson River ~,
Harlem Tx, Reading So, Milwaukee and Prairie du
CHEN X Michigan Central 81, Michigan Southern same
as yesterday Illinois Central IL Cleveland and Pitts
burg n Galena and Chicago 81 Chicago and Rock Island
tx Pacific Mail 5k. Cumberland Coal Ia, Canton
Company " Quicksilver Mining IL, and Mariposa 2A.
The general list remained firm in the afternoon,
although some OF the shares gave way fraction. New
York Central closed at l43h Erie 125 Erie preferred
llaa. Hudson River lei, Harlem 1913, Reading l51h,
Michigan southern 1854 Illinois Central 1857, Miwau-
kee and Prairie du Chen ssh, Chicago and Alton e5,
Cleveland and Ptisburg 126, Galena and Chicago 1875,
Pacific Mail 1856, Cumberland Coal S3Z, and Canton
Company 69A.
Prices railrosd shares at the nrs board to-day
pare with those obtained Wednesday of last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

Criminaf ulatters-Trtals and Sentences
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hoffman

MAsca pa large number Of convicted prisoners
were brought up the Court Of Sessions this morning to
have sentence passed on them Among the prisoners
was John Ryers, convicted In January last Of grand
larceny He haa been remanded for the purpose or
enabling his counsel get writ Of error, and fail
ing TO 40 co. he was sent to the State prison for two
years. ,.
william Ieith, who pleaded guilty OF counterfsiting
Labels and trade marks sent to the Penitentiary for
nine months -
Mary Mitchell pleaded guilty az al attempt at grand
larceny and was sentenced to the Penitentary for
year Ann Herbert pleaded guilty OF similar offence,
ana was sent 10 the same place for six months
William Smith a German, twenty eight years OF age,
was tried and convicted indictment charging MN
with having stolen pocketbook containing S2oo the
property Of Charles Baduck on the 9th inst smith nao
been sleeping ia the same room with complainant, and
during the ught made m with tie pocketbook he was
sent to the state PRISON for two years.
James Myers, a young Engsnman, eighteen years Of
age pleaded guilty OF picking the pocket OF Ellen Lynch
wallet containing SIG So, 10 bills ana postal currency
on the nth inst Mrs Lynch was walking through park
row. when the prisoner and young German named
Prague accoetcd her and after talking with her tor
few minutes she missed her pocketbook and gave botn
young INTO custody Prague was tried ana acquitted
and Myers remanded for sentence
Julia Highland pleaded guilty OF stealing piece OF
Sheet ng muslin valued at 6 3d. from the store Eliza
Galway. No 100 avenue B. on the 5th inst She was re-
manded for sentence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
Marine Anairs.

10 Captain ORME-
sn-with the greatest respect, we. the undersigned
passenger take ths opportunity Of sending TO this
very humble testimonial OF respect, In acknowledgment
Of the great kindness received al your hands during
passage from Liverpool to New York, on board the
ship Cynosure, under your command.
First for the you showed towards our comfort 10
keeping the ship in state Of ceaninessa state which
under God goodness couduced 20 preserve as from
Illness kept as 10 the best Of health secondly for
the liberal allowance Of food which you issued al OF
which good. And, lastly for your general Kindness
10 visiting us, speaking humanity 10 u.s. and, above all,
the care you showed TO preserve morality.
For oil these benefits and others once more (before
we separate forever return best wishes our best
thanks and our humble prayers aud may the Ruler Of
waves and storms guard you forever.
Signed on behalf Of the passeneers:--W Padden, W. j.
Darcy, John Mahony, JobB waIsh. r. Haydon, Daniel
Sullivan, jeremiah Kenny, Arthur Woods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

ANsAPOLI5, March %, 1904.
TIE editor OF the NEw YORK HERALD will please publish
III q card OF thanks and oblige,
RICHARD II. POND,
First Lieutenant Twelfth United States Infantry. Re-
turned Paroed Prisoner
ON BOARD STEAMER NEW YORK,
March "a, 1864.
Major joan E. MrLSoeo, Capt a. W. CHisaoLx, DR.. R.
"A. ELIion--
GxxrLExEs --Ths subscribers, paroled .prisoners OF
war returning from the Libby at Richmond, desire TO
tender their heartfelt thanks and give utterance to the
gratitude they feel for the noble and patriotic welcome
thew received from you their arrival al City Point
Your attention 10 slightest wants anticipated IN
many cases. and great kindness while on board Of the
New York, will never be forgotten.
We are, gentlemen, with the deepest regard, truly
louis De CfSN0LA, Col. 4th N. Y. cav.
VIC FLY, Col 18th Coan. Vol.
X NJ McCi.AIN, Dol. 67th Ohio Vol.
o. A. LAWSON, Col. I'd Ohio Vol
Aud nfty.eghi other officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nj arrle0.

MaTrfeN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -On Wednesday, March 80 by the
Rev Alexander r. Thompson, JoHS ApAlR to f. SELMA,
eldest daughter Of Brainerd Montague. Esq all Of ths
city.
GsiLArLy-wHIrE-AtW atertown, N ", on Tuesday
March 90 by Rev Richard Reyes, FRANCES GEILATY. Of
Brooklyn, N T., to ApriYE b. WuirE, OF Chicago, III.
LIr1ErI--F RAzEE On Thursday December 10 by Rsv
j. II Wardie, Mr.. NORMAN l. Li1TEIL, OF Williamsburg
l. L.. TO Miss ROSETTA FRAzrE OF Scotch Plains NJ j.
bimGs-CAMPBEIA On Tuesday, March 20, by the Rev.
mr. Stewart, U. S. N, Mr.. CnAs H. MEIGs 10 Miss KArs
II daughter Of Jacob Campbell, Fsq.
MARr,s--H ESSsssEY On Tuesday, March 30, by the
Rev. Thomas Armtage GEORGE d MARTIN TO Miss MARIA
HEsNEsszY, all OF this city
PoilocE-WELtas On Wednesday, March so. at the
Church OF the Holy Communion South Orange, H. j. by
the Rev f. milford, Mr. CHARLES Hedges POLLOCK TO Misa
MARIAN EMMA WEIArs, both OF South Orange, ~ J,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

CoMnscArsD LOCOMOTIVES. Yesterday afternoon six To-
comotlyes formerly run upon the Nashville and Chatta
nooga Railroad, brought into the city via fndauapo
lis and Michigan City from New Albany. These engines
SEIZED conAscatsd and sold BY authority OF govern
ment under the onnscatIon act Tho Chicago and North
western Railroad Company purchased them al very low
figure paying but 914 900 for tbc six Although the
enes arc in an imperfect condition. and viii require con
siderable repairing upon many OF them, the price at
which they were obtained In considered very low,
single engine Of Ordinary Dimensions being equal 70
tho amount paid for The six They prcscnt odd ap
pearapce when viewed In comparison with the lococ
lives used on Northern roads Yet they are Of that
class which for the last three ycars has done regular duty
upon Soatlsrs csds,--CAseNas Ttns. March ",
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

wasectve and higher We heard of salss q 400 bes
60 g gravity, on the spot and for next month. at
81 10. 80 Ec.-cloeing al the outside figure.
sRxDswe note sales of ESQ bags clover seed II ia
12kc, $40 bushels rough fax al s. ST. and 5000 900
81 22k.
sALr was tending upward; sale Of 1900 sacks Ash
ton 8 made at or about s. so.
SUGAR nrmer; sales 500 hbds, at I4asc. q 1bc.
for Cuba muscovado, and 1870. ITc for New Orleans:
IL 900 bags Manila at c cash. and 400 boxes Havana
private terms The stock about $500 hhds 900
boxes and 10 900 bags sugar, and SO hhds melado.
WHsSEy-Receipts 6S2 bbls. Market steady: sales
I500 bbls at 81 OF for Stale and 81 03 81 oS for
Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
WEDNESDAY,, March So--6 P. I

WEDNESDAY, March 50-6 r. n
AsHEs.-Receipts 10 bbls Pots nominaly at So sTI
and pearls at $40 so.
BREspsrrFrs Receipts 5+ bbis four es4 sacks corn
meal 100 bushels wheat, 1908 do corr 1925 do.
oats The -four market extremely dull pending the
storm the arrival OF the steamers and the down
ward turn of gold prices OF the grades may
quoted fully &c. and in instances loo lower. At
dnrline there nothing done beyond covering
IL, ~ orders for the local trade Sales 900 bbls
state and Western 500 DO Southern and 500 do Cana
dian pve -four and corn meal dealt in 10 a limited
mad t,-trau va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Hall.

MARCH 26.-7ne United States Hert, Mayer, Acs7ss
Cohnert and Henry were arraigsed on an
indictment charging them with snticng soldier 70 de-
sert The Indictment framed under the Couscrption
act Mr. John McKeou appeared a. counsel for the de-
fendant and moved arssn the Indictment, upon tho
following grounds Indictment 10 defective, 10 not
averrng Ia the language 81 the statute that the parties
charged mot subject 70 the Rules and Articles Of
War;" These words In the cnsclng part OF the
Other objections were urged by Mr.. McKeon, but the
Court ruled that sho objection presented 10 the ndlcs
cpt, not scttnv forth tho necessary avermen, was
sufficient After this intmaon, Mr.. Andrews. acting for
tho District Attorney conceded the point. and ~ order
was issued quashlng the indictment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
CorOner's 1nquest.

TIE RAnsoAo CASUALTY IN Fiasr Avssus Coroner
Collin yesterday held an inquest Oh toe body Of John
Dcnnsy the boy eleven years Of who was run over
In First avenue near Twenty sixth street. Monday
evening, by car No 10 OF the Belt Railroad and fatally
injured before reported The evidence showed that
the purely accidental and the jury rem
dered a verdict TO that eject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

SsIzrRK LOCOMOTIVES THIS CRY UNITED STATE
GOVERNMENT McCaium, Inspector OF Railroads.
this city yesterday and in the OF the United
States possession OF the unfinished locomotives In
the Portland Compares Works He ordered that the
gauge be changed and the engines finished Immediately
according the governments specifications These
motives bengconstructed Tor the Grand Trunk Rail
road Portland (Ne.) argus, March 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
ssaes or Real Estate.

House and lot 10 Yves. Twenty sixth street 1873 $50
House ana lot 304 Stanton street. ..,...... ,e25
House and lot 276 East Houston street ...... 5000
House and lot so Iaght street ............. $3.50
lot south sde Ninety ninth street, 375 feet east
OF fHtn avenue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,z'o
Plot OF land, with brick slaughter house thereon.
Second avenue 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

VALUE or SLAVES IN MARYLAHD-Slav are cheap In
Maryland Three sold at auction few days sinc<
at Frederick slave girl eight years old for one dol
lar woman for ifteen dollars and woman 18th child
five years old for twenty FIVE dollars.