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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

u GsnE. Bragg and Bate weTs il Columbia
Wednesday night They were sersuaded, and
10Th made speeches. Gen. Bale took occasion
to refer to tho szsmPle-ssl By the Tennessee
troops. and called open the C~srolinians to fol-
low it Ia vindiesting the Volunteer Stale, he
said;
Some Of you may think thst TsGnessse hss
gone Hom our possessioR-that shs is ifka the
ilet pelad which has forever ~dissppesFed from
slghti eutI tell you, my msads. ss stasds as
@ n b day as when shs gave 90 1000 mt isri7y
( tbe eause Of South Carolina. ~iuvispg Jou fo.
ttke nsT 10 your embfacs. Already EsT Eoblo
men are a0ckiDR By thousands to tfe sssn3s.J
Of Forrest and The other leaders If The Wess
While her irOops 10 service have ben tie G,stto
~aaeura that splsadid OF ~fs-enl.t-
,nsnt Wblehi is dssaaed 20 eaAaucs cur ssssngth
ana add % our tUtEre glsEy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

"a TIE Yankees havs found out The valuo Of
Florida as the garden farm Of the Confede1aey
where the crops are = month earlier al least than
IN cur Middle and Northern belt The Charles
ton Courier asks-Bh1l We alissgs wait for them
60 indicate By attack places worthy Of being tpe
cialy defsndei, OF Of berg elosred oat Of pro
visions AID m5vsbies needed for he armies
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

GROCERIES Slowing 81 c., Decatur street
opposite the A.heBeam, hss On hand and for asis
in lots to salt customers, an excellent assort-
nant Of Iguers, snd fancy grocsrles. Those in
nesl Ct such s~Ticies should net nzs an inspsS-
ton Of bis Rooas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

SUSPENSION or THE HABEAs CORPUs-Itis
reported, says The Riehmsnd E1szinsr, thai,
FOR sons dms past, the House Of Roprssenth
avs has been considering, in secret session, q
Oil to suspend he habeEs corpus AID it Is be
lieysd by = portion Of the public thar sbe bin
has been passed IN tbis branch Of Congress,
with certain reservations" If the Ezam;nsr
is correct The members Of this Congress viii he
called to an early sceoupt BY their constituents
II tbe lstteT have bssn eisndesinsIy betrayed
- stated, Wo 70 ire Iussses
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scripts.
BUREAU or C0EsCETPrfCE
EieAn0nd, virginia Jznuz7y - 1854

SCFapgss
BUEEAU OF CoEsCzrPrcE
EicAu0uas virginia Jznuz7y 2. 1854.
girealsr no 81
rHs af;s1riOn Of Connardz-tsb ssp=saly Directed
g asassal Order No. 2 15uf2nt AID E-5sc C. en-
sraIs ohea, current series. herein IS fri for s6s.r
-nf0rmatioai
ADJUTAST AND ISsgEcToR-SE5ERALs OFFICE
Risan5ad, January -, 1904
General Orders 20. u
L Paragraph II, Gs1arsl Orlsrs 80. . ezEsat 80.
dsl, "a hurs5y revoked.
II Ezrouing o6esra viii proceed g. rapidly g
rasiisz5ls n the ssr9lmsz Of 81 ps-s9u1 u-ds Is-
ss 20 military ~ssr5iss. Previous 70 slrouszs -
e7uzersts al zush psIzoas vii 5s 81 owed 90 v5lzz.
seer, psoyistd
Is TIE e7upsay ssss.si va "a service CT he Ic.h
Of april. is52
Cd Ths eomPs1y selected 4. a. IRE tins CT T5lua-
.ssdng below lie miaiuun lumber p~res-rIssd ~
guIs i1uE.
Sd 70 rsTI511 Ea5s Iab.s TO serves u1-srls o.
is- WILDE permitted % Join sr VIII 10 se--5 10
shy c5uPany u-lo1 has more lE1 szy t-u- zTsias
On tie roll uzfl 81 tn c m1sa,sa in alr7ica lou tas
Stale q Y ich the VIOLIN err o. sol1ssigt j. a ssE,
Deaf s3.I have he zizm1m uumser Frzzeu5es by
sc rsgllzto7s
9a Upsz be company being ssles,s5. chs vs.la-
ser vii -sszlvs froa he EaToIing oHcsr 8 os-.E-e.s
% ere Zee. taatE has SO vo.uu-ssrd and la v7l-
ar VII Be rec fvs5 is lzy sslp-uy szcsEs Ia s-cE
,srizszs-
III Persons Eso fsl 10 naks s~=is-tanS se-1-rgs8
10 provisions OF his order and az shs sane tue Of
enlistment, vii be assi gasds~ according o existing Ecg.
uisHona.
~. Al smssr in command Of comp saiss s-ibasizcd
ur5sr bis cider 70 rsesive vo,uutssu OF c7zzsrF,H
nil farsTl.h rsad 20 thsCaalsHdi ant Of Csr-eiss
Of shs ate, EeclFss certified r0is Of their eaaFs-
-ss: ard ziih5Et H1ch Iou, shaving tba- ftsy Do p0l
sxessd sI1ty four privsieE Asre viii aos be sssignsd
my ooaFeriPg or TOiualssr.
By eomnaad # the SseFstary o; War
S. COOPER,
Adj liant and Inspector susraf-
order o. Col john S. P~REsTJS. Sapsriuisadsuz
OF C0ascdPtcr.
O. D. DUFFELD, A. A. General
BUREAU OF CoEsCRIPTIoE.
Tennessee Ala, MIEs. and Eass Ea-y
Noble, February ], 1854
-Omcid-Tras copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

Spoken FEENEHE8E-A msss es-
tee-s Do saI3 q nave aAk.n P.acs Ia he
Seiala, a sharF d-uH aircs en- tho Dis
s9ssiSa Dp24 ia ad5rsss % OK EuasFor Ths
altss c-rtsseG t.a e11lscs el sac
Troplong, tie PIeldenr, a1I b. kFnf.t,ra -
ihey almost lost thsic n5as-see Of r,iad.
LIE Bis sis r11slt1eE - ws-u 5ifs EnrsreF
.haa Is L0ats XVI GA ~. leave sha eux. h.
his soT; - iks rKeg CIR ma di5 cor sue..75
"a Tee f o EA7zF7r CT Frs1eci Is do crown o.
bic ancestors did nos descend % she Daks Ct
BJTdohux, and So ue CouRs cf Paris saI lives
N exile shsse Ll1is Pii Iigps died-ss TIA
PdEes Imperial ToUi3 n0i slrcesd % the lhzone
81 EsD0lecu III, unlsss that Sovereign wsrs
better sGHsad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

The ATLAsTA FIRE BATTALION We lesIn
that an order has been received from Gel J s.
PfsEton, chief oftbe oonscTipt bureau, directing
thGt members Of tie Atlanta Fire battalion shsl.
aof BE conscT pied. We presume that he bae
talon viii be retained Tor local SERVES, such as
wlnno, impair their efficiency Is fseusn. Thy
could discharge the duties Of Prcvoat guard in
The eity and on the railroad trains, Withoas ma
bsrisly tfectRg their butinsss pursuits. We
hope that they viii Be assigned to this service.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

Nor TRUE-Gen. E n Lsw suthorisss the
Sss& CsrstiziaA 70 contradict a EePort il eiEcU-
l%stiou, to the sfec. that be had resigned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

y The BeEuf0S vaiuntes artillery, one
hundred and fay C5oj stToag, have unau;-
m1usly rs-enlisied fer tbs wsr. They are, at
pTeEan:, ~ststiors At Poeotaligo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

gA lsTgs ffs occurred in Wilmington
A9adsy night, destroying bosaeon Rhssa Ga3
sixteen hundssd baies of cotton, bslsugiDg to
o he vari9us ahippinE eompsnieg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

NORTHWEsTERE GEORGIA-Undsr the head
Of mo news from the front, " tie Rome Courier
Of the Iish, says; There Is line OF couFielB
from R2ne 10 Lebanon, through whom regular
COMMUNICATION IS kept up. The enemy stdl
oceupy Sand mountain and a portion Of Wills
valley, having made no change Of position dU-
rirg 10 tso dsys preceding yesterday. TIE
object Of the expedition probably is to procuTe
forage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

~ The New YORK ComnsTeisl, a Rsyub
hcaa paper, says: The vast dsbtor interest Of
bs eouRiEy hss been gradually absorbed by the
G~0vsrHnisnt, who Is now he gEost debtor AID
% Is the peculiarly q the Government as &
debtor that it discharges its debts in oihsE debts,
o. he principle Of the Irish soatlemsn who
gave his tailor a note at SIX months, ard ex-
claimed, Well, hank Gcd! ,hst's psidr"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

a A Havana letter 70 toe TriBEns reports
the arrival Of he side-vheel siesmsr Raphael
.. Mstsnsas from New York, intended for c
bloeka5s-runne-.
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Ge,,ernE Order Va. IA.

SGHaEA - ~ ~ 49, -
ADJUTksT AND iEsPECroH-s OFFICE
kehmlnd, FssrIafJ 4 is04
TIE following or5sr il ~pubLassd :or he iaf5rnaf8a
e ali o0ncsrnsds
O.G AAEsICA. war D~EFARUsEsT,
hishncnd, February A. le64
EXCHANGE NOTICE 10 VAL,
All pdsansrs heretofore hsdby the United s.s8ss
sr.beriass Whistler enseu sol isrs OF civilian. re-
es.vsd a Ciiy Point before the 1ss o. JGl1s-y, Iso4i
are harzhy sessrsd szeazr gsA-
, Al omcsrs ssd men e. tbs Tlsksba-g lsptEs,
who reported for du.y a EsisrPriss. 4 EAs So auy ano
orsr to :ss I4h Of Eovaassr, lss3 snd Who's -auas
we're Forwarded % ne y asi5s Gen. Joha E-Fe@z
are eeslzsd txshslEsd
, All 5fiesrs and men Of he Usks5u-g z-urs
bs'ong ~ 10 lh5 Is Tennessee hssvg sr1asrE Hlo
rsgor.sd for dztT a Ha-istJs, as, Az rrAoss palas
ssrs fo.r sided "a ne b. COLA Jasks1l, ss O.
elArsd exchanged. 10 OLD,
Assn+ o. FE-a7EEs.
By order (. CooPEa Adju.sas aud lusp. General
f-s6s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

-FOUR or eve ta0usznd los. o. sTAFTTEG ard
n PULLfhz IN R0o4 crdsr-s Circular Ssw IL nee
coalition for yss. I'D ore fastsfea aso. . pair Il
hne eii btonea- MISC tpiRLe nd sp- ur5sEauces-al
Lhi-ye.ts, sbsma.
team r z aaRErsGTAN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

OFFrcE CaIEF INsFECruR OF FTELo TH3ssPoETAf
rI0s- - DgfEI--
Auz1Eta ga, Fs5rIly 81, ls5AJ
PRcPlsALs zs invited for furnishing WaE0U
grss.s. wsron Boxes snI WaFdh U-ber fer tbs
NORMAN y. SsITH.
ass. Nsio- srd r8sf IasreCt'F.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

The annopacstneHt Of . peacs meeting, 10 be
held IN or Town. Sled our laysl people silh the
PIcmisss iaraboti8gs; but nov asl. Is oFeT Ws
breathe more freely, Tbs meeting wss : dis.
erses t. cur patriotic ltls t5En-bUs It broke
mp in q Tog-Aed 6 lsaghAbie t1sir it was,
Crowds Of psopie came ffom tho ccuatIy 10
zee what could be drs," es they sAid. The
Hres lpaders, r P ID F G. ana J. l., tried
10 get up s mesiuF. The eoGrfhonss hell sey-
eysI rIEos sent ont is inviting peals, sRd faaly
1t I24 O'Clock, tae meeting began BY ons Of the
leaders trying % speak Bat the crowd chesTed,
hissed, screamsd aud spPlsuded in such 3 man
per thss every fort 10 Be Heard CT 70 organize
ass utterly ia vain, Tle resolutions eeald not
be read. The crowd used sl kinds Of abusive
Gnd ndiculaui epithels, rendering the sppesg-
Anee CT the speaker sUpgemely ludIcTous. Even
rotten eggs were in demand, and the Usiscrs
gsTa up IL despair, aud Bnssked out Of the
~eourEEouse At one o'cloek-the ms4iiug having
lasted only hzlf an hour.
Late IL the day, ons Of he leaders WAS ac-
ccsted on the 5iEcet By a soldier, who asked 'if
he were enc Of tie Unioa msaf'-sLd upon
the reply in the sfhCmsdye give him a coed
thYsshiHg, srd Il lei alone, might have kn0cEed
ali his treason OF. Of him-bus several persons
later cred and be wss carried OF By e negro
msu covered with blood
Regret is experienced by many that the 9th
ers did not get q thrsshing TOO, but they were
smart enough 70 kesp oRt Of the way. The
whole town seems 70 feel indignant az their
course, end would Ike TO see tasm suffer fer
then stteupts to get Up : "~tTsit3r's meeting -
4 fourth leader had the eagseiy to Save Iha
tJwn early on Sa.uIdAy morning, no doubt
having tuTs important business elsewhere
which demanded his sstsutioR-snd bis short az
psrience ia military matters during tie FRS.
year Of he war, having taught him that "dIs-
cFelion sthe better part Of vIloT," and that he
who RUS awsy, nay live 70 fght another day
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AAEaE ~ 0EGfAlEEG@ nr7fG@E zffEtHea ME-
esssseFE EKFresa CSEPsas, RebraaFy IA,
1868
A @ Stalss, Dos; J I Drunm7rd. box; Il Wood,
ksgs All reed kof; . H&ssc, truaki g % Z WH-
ton box " a 3 -ir boxes u 6o'dtluaL bszi CH
Otkia IS, udis; J II g0hason, sai-; q Adams Eaek- Cha
r son. bdui " CT EafhsHs, box WA StsD1lhs. boss ?
j 5nifh, box Pau Leuusr p-rs Ass r O aaIss. bsz;
Z 3 Psa6er bscl Clay & Roaus z SKI A sfoody, 3
SACKS J adkins val T. f5aistsn. SIX T. LII Bsuya, bN
J II CrEvs-, box; " r Taylor box; L PGyus. ~
TIE shove hsigat IL szOrei q oEnerz r.z End e.
Perse, end IL Eabls b be srd Er ca=rsrs. n Mt eslsi
FOR r.. n. WITT r. CLERK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

- - ~
DAN AWAY, IRON In Eu5scdbsr. on the suh asv
n Of January last, . NEGRO NAN, named TEee-
as left me four miles fcom Wanssboro ia. Sad Nv
u abguf thirty six yesrS cid. dsck complerion- sbs1t
I've fest ten Inches biga- ard Ein ueiah asost 80
hundred sHd sisty poauds. BE has q Wis ~ en-
yer's station On the Georgia railroad I win pay -
atOTa reward f0f his dsivery % ne " Tor bis coudus-
msHFin jail 80 that 1 can get him-
I. = ri
Heb-sy P1r[
fs2I ssrtrea ccu-iv -
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E0UIE EEzS.
OFsICE soUTHEBE EZPsEss CONTAIN
El-rz, c.. R--r-ay - -tIi. s
zTUCH coup'aiaf being Asds o. t3~ A-Isy ~ this
IA gam1zry il fls.er4llg lu-rcazh-isU- / au IL
alructsd u adT-rlas thai fEa rules q lie Company re
q ire ,haf Govr-u-e-- rgrEF-e- snail rass Hr-c-l-rce
0 Ter al uIas-- Gas zgE. 10 ssd.r- parEasts toi 9&rts1
~ hi-ads G. aE1c-i4l-us % oE-esB or ldi=rs il gh=
feia or hospital Tts observance o. tbs r1ei 90
zsthsr with Ezi e. facilities Iar Tramp RIA son neess
-ari cause ,-l-y IT, ths few I'd ag O. pck-Ees ioi
merchants and s,sA IA BORN, Jr, AzeiL-
CEFICs cCTH1zS -E74 IS C1a-tST-
Azslsl- g., E-5lusry - -6H
Iqsaf notice BI.r-hy Fl-ta o. ~ eeuc s--d tlSi
peg CTS ~ 10 zLl- P c.sE=s u-at-J zFrE uiueH q,
c3rsieis el-49Ie t.. rl-il- -uf z-sst q 1bf Lc- vii
rot 81 eHu,Isd q zor VIII t--y r,CsTa tLe ee-eht g
y-aiult5E-
Spirits wil1s1 eo-d.Es VII nos 1e r rHg-Gei 1ytlis
Company except alser Sgc-srt a----l-.
Ja-ES -EUTEG
s1Fs-1'8ni-B- a.t So sr Pl-sL=l-.
J =. EDgF- a org A'ar'r Ft fral2
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j.. ". e. UEBERWOOD,
Attorney as Law,

sqS30a Georgia.
fsFFiGs over Z. 4. EHardys Store. Wbitsasli
~ rect
Pard-uiAr attention paid 70 ~ kia5s Of eonvoTaC
eiaz, eoussoi ssvi-s- &c. CEcs Kun Foe E % y
zpr 9 rn ; fen IN
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marrors q, ale autlIo,ine.

From a long and interesting article in C5lJzra's Nss
l0agkly Msya=in0, entitled The ssturnsIla Of a Re
a01e sc uisse he following eErscs. which rslats
b g~EiiOtno seeuss Il sLe JeaTs 1928;
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In Company E, llst Hiss. Rsgt.


The Rs3eiga coafsds1sts is indebted 70 a
EioDd Of thai city, for tee following extract Of
a letter, giysBs tbs particulars Of The 'gssee
meeting rseaptly held IA Greensboro, North
Ns-nlinat
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uryrUOKv OrIo

EDFToEs APPEAL The following Ia the pol eaat a.
this place for COnErezsmsn for the Stats Of KsBtneky.
on he I0A inst
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aO.Q0O So &c.
FOR SALE.

EOR sEs ~ Writer'S n DAvIs.
Il CJamissi1n IE5ehaats,
f@9 w pr.rHss~- rra-
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ADVERTISEMENT


A large lot On hE-d. ard 5ar lie ehssp By
Il HUG SIS & GREEN.
febi2St PrGez.rsaf -tI~eE
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-Io JIG % omen ID Georgia.

a. G. HoLcox3E. Clerk.
Aasata Ca, Esbr1a-y 10 1864 sli1w
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RAGS WANTRw!


TgBAN COTTOS RAGS vii had a ready sale A.
II lhlE ones ~ tie DTrsst pEes. Apply al BE
iszT APPEAL CoUN7 rN1 noW
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ELEyEE = aud tuo -CLE5 jnst received
~ Eaa mas and sEi chan G Ls-dz o. SATURDAY
AZ s s'cioeE Ii -CAGyE.
fGl-Zt Auclarsrr.
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feIO3t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

A NICE RzsIDsEcE in tie s-5z-bs Ct Atlantis
II with 25 zcfua ofLand.
MARCUS 4. BELL.
febl23ta Resi- E-ts.s Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

Adj1saut and Iuspeotor G. uarai-
order o. Col JoHN S. P~REsT0S. superintendent
OF C0Rscdpicn.
@ d. DUFFELD, A. A. General
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-04

Homsn Chasing.--Last Wednesday even
ing as two German girls were passing up
Main Street, about 8 o'clock, they noticed
that two men were following them. The
girls quickcned thei- steps, when the men
did the same. The girls then started on
run, and their pursuers did likewise By
this time the girls were thoroughly frightened
and commenced screaming for help, but none
appeared. The men overlook them, and one
Of them seized hold Of one of the girls, when
quite tussle ensued,-the girls shawl and
bonnie. being torn off in the struggle. BY
this time the villains became alarmed, and
fed and the girls reached their homes in
safety. Who the scoundyels were is not
known
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-04
Z. ". KUBACh, Proprietor.
&c, IS, GO and GO East Third Street

HOS7ETTER,S CELEBRATED STOKa or BIT
7ERs is one Off greatest strengthening preparations
eSant. It's especially adapted to those who are afflicted
with the Fever and Ague any other disease arising
from dsordered condition Of the digestive organs For
the Fever and Ague there is perhaps medicine in
world equal to IT, as it enters ruries and repenshes
the blood which is so important TO bring about healthy
action in diseases Of this nature. The Bters are now
among the most popular, and at the tme valuable
specifics in the medical world. In recommending IL to
the public we are fully conscious Of doing them great
service, knowing as do their many excellent qualt-
les and sure and speedy action in all cases where the
disease is caused by rregulary Of the digestive organs
trial will suffice for the most skeptca tYy- See al
oertisemet For sale by Druggists and dealers geaer
ally, everywhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-04
AVDITOR'S OFFICE,

An Bps NoISRs, Feb. LIST. 1894
4 7 Is HEREBY CERTIFIED That the frst day OF
February 1851, sworn statement was filed In this
Office, showing the cond,on1b the HOME Insurance
COMPANY located at New York City, In the State New
York, TIE first day Of January, 1861 in accord
with provision Of Act OF the General Assembly
of the State Of Iowa, entitled ian act in relation
surance Cohpanie'" approved January 2sh, 1851 and
Act amendaory thereto approved February 9th tS5
and Act in relation to Life Insurance Companies APP.
proved March Tth 1862 that sad statement shows that
said Company Is possessed Of the requisite Of
capital, and invested az required iy law.
Authority Is therefore given 10 the above named Com
pany 60 transact their appropriate business OF Insurance
In this State, in accordance with the laws thereof i
the 81 LIST day of January, 4. D., One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixtyf
Is also certified. That J. II. BROWN Esq Of Cedar
Falls. has been duly appointed by said Company their
lawful Agent and Attorney for the County Of Rack
Hawk, with full power to take risks Of Insurance therein
and t. acknowl ledge service al process ioyicd by
law, non his fling with the Clerk oi the District Court
in ard fDl said CoEny certified copy Of the statement
ie IL mas Office. II IL further certified that ihc at
Tackled true and correct copy Of the said statement
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
affixed my seal Of Office the day and the year first above
written.
rs J. W. CATTEBL,
- Auditor OF Stats.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-04
3. T.-lS6O.-X.

PERSONS or sEDENTARY HABITS TROUBLED
with weakness lasstude palptaton Of the heart, lack Of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver constipation
&C. deserve to suffer If they will try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medical au.
thortes, and warranted to produce an immediate ben.
ehcal effect They are exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure, and must supercede all o,ler ton;es where q
healthy, gentle stimulant is required.
They purify strengthen and nvigora.e
They create healthy appetite.
They are antdote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliren the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and interIn;ttant fevers.
They purify the breath and acidiy of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Barrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
TheS cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant and
are exhausted natures restorer They composed Of
the celebrated Calisaya bark, wntergreen sassaras
roots and herbs, all preserved in pure ST. Crox rum
For particulars circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware of imposters. Examine every bottle See that
II has d. s. Barnes signature private T. Stamp
the cork with plantation scene and our firm sigma
ure fine steel plate engraving side label See
that bottle is not reled with spurious and deeter
Gus stuff. We defy any person to match the taste
character Of our goods Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters by the gallon in bulk is mpos-
ter. We self only in our log cabin bottle. Any person
Initiating 'ls bottle, or selling anyothcr material there
in whether called Plantation Bi,ters or not criminal
under the U. 8. Law, aud viii be prosecuted by u.s.
We already have our eye two parties re-filing our
bottles &C., who will succeed In getting themselves into
close quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation Bit
tiers from ladies, cergymen merchants perfectly
The simple trial o. bottle the evidence We
present OF their worth and superiority They are sold
By all respectable druggists grocers physicians hotels
saloons. steamboats, aud country stores
p. II. DRAKE co:
- 2Os BreSSrsy, Ness Ytr4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-04

Sudden Death The father of Mrs JosEPn
PuLLAN died very suddenly last Sabbath
morning. The deceased came here from
Cincinnati, where he resided, short time
since to visit his relatives, when he was taken
down with an attack of plcurisy. However,
his friends thought that he was recovering,
and would soon be able to be about. On the
morning of his death Mr.. PuLLAN propped
him up in bed, when he seemed to feel quite
comfortable, and much better than since his
attack Mr. PULLAN left the room for mo-
mcnt, and on his return The old gentleman
was dead, the disease having probably gone
TO his heart. Mr.. and Mrs. PuILAN started
for Cincinnati, Monday morning with the
corpse. We were unable to learn the name
Of the deceased. He was quite an elderly
gentleman, and leaves wife in Cincinnati
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-04

Lns..-Mr. NJ. w. SrJony los. on Sa.ur-
day last, between the bridge and his resi-
Gs>nce in Mt. Vernon, pocketbook contain
ing )! in bills, Is cents in postage currency,
and 25 cents in silver. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office.
Also los! on Saturday evening last, or
Main street, large leather pocket book con-
tanning about four dollars in money, and four
photographs. IL The find will return the
property to this Office he will be literally re-
wardcd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William s. Wood William p Brayton, Seth E. Curtis
Dewitt c. Lawrence, G. Carter, John Murphy, BIZ
lings Alexander, WIN. p. Case John C. Cody, Hat
tie s. Cody, and s. II. Rownd, Defendants:
VvOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ON OR BE.
d fore the 18th day of March, 1864, petition Of A. W.
Sander plaintiff win be fled in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court in the County Of Black Hawk State
Of Iowa. for and upon prommssory note and mortgage
executed by said Cody. Said mortgage is upon lot 3, in
block 81 IN railroad addition Cedar Falls The
thereon from April 18TH 1861 at 30 per ceut. And un.
lees you appear thereto and defend before of the
second day Of the next April term Of said Court in said
County, which commences the 4th Monday Of April,
1S64 default will be entered against you therein, and
personal claim is made against any of the defendants
cept John G. Cooiy.
4s-4w J. d. POWERS Plaintiffs Atty.