davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Ane ricau .ucnkr In G-on,in.

Al present there is stream o' cts ,'ran'H TO L.n
ada oi AL rcrsous who have lea their copntry 'or
i's COOL. They are uf three cnssos-rInawsys
from the South. who wan, ther sc'tion To win. but
are too cowordly TO fight. refugees from the North,
who dread beng callod TO Aght tor thc!r country ;
and few umid persons from both North sni
South, who fear to lo-c their little property IN ts
coninotion o' war. A letter from niapnra fnl's to
the ST. Louis R.rupLio,s, speaks o' these refugees
IN the following not very complimentary terms -
P-om'ron, among thosr hcrc-snl thoy may he
io9ul also a, Hamilton, Toronto, Kingston and
Windsor-is The typ,sl southern fro-cater, wLo,c
appetite 'or war Is Immense. lie can himself whip
five lcies.abo Yankees. liz belongs 10 eartl's No.
biity has never believed in the d--d Yankee Cow
crnincnt in fact, has Teen tory descendant Of n
tory farr'ly. Sad to say, this b,tu chspiiier *
scodv and out 1t elbows. H. pungeut oaths ,tartlo
not the stold hut practical Britors. There is cant
Of respoctabbty which should hc backed w Nv
clean linen aud an honest face, 10 bo successful.
Among them are soue who have heads for schemes
aud plots of which they ever lul, but tlcy ate
manly harmless nothing more desperate than
the se 2ing of trailing vessel from her unarned
officers. Then there "a u -yrlnking uf sIarl n.,
Isappoaied otee holdcfa and place Hokcrs.
Ihcsc are the representative 'Tppperhclds," "
though, strangely enough, they differ with Mr.
VGlandisham about rccnnstruc'or. They allege
'the south wall never return "a the Union Oh any
terms" We supps~c there l. one condition they
10 not reckon on--le.oot Among the pOor, MS
cradle fellows who linscr and sponge around the
hotels here, are c"r'sin parties known % 'bmnty
Juinpcrs'-that = persons who success vev enlist
IA some OF the cites ol the North, get the bouniy
and dcSr', ami ke'p on repeating tho prOccss. ~
many he uine were p0 nicd out 10 Iue tu-,a. One
II them however, named NNrro. recently cent
back IRON Bait more In his coffin, lrig detected ia
tho act OF deserving. There are, besides. a gocdlv
share oi men who clnim to he rscapci pr.son,rs"
from Camp Chasc, kely's Bland snl elsewhere.
Perhaps to'f Of thera imp1sior.- who never
were prisonc of war, but oar n lt very many
of the rebels are not held IN HANDS hut rra
sppng through our fingers. H. Is force .blr
comment upon the devotion 10 the south and lie
prospects, that they are gate conttuicl to remain
N Canada, and ins st that /. Is iiSposs.Dc for en
to get back South.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Another Terrible Accident sinking oi
Western steamer iity Lives lOsa.

caro-, H.. .iutg 1b.-Tho steamer James W
from Sew Orleans 90 the 18th inst, T,po..s thai
steamer l.. VI. Kuny on, from Satches, ftIuck a 4
of GrAth'f i.audiur, fifteen miie. below Greenvi
"fs., OF the 1I-t iu-ttnt. aud sunk TO th. hurr.
tcofin shori ftccn minutes. She had uenr ~
ple on hotri. including 40 of the loth W,s-onri
airy, 81 iciureeA some furlougl ed soldicr-. and .
uumis" OF cnnin 'i'seaeers. About iiity live. ,
o-t. iiai of this number Lelonsed TO the cavalif
siuent, and the remainder 'Nc,pt two, we've i.iu
and Iegroes Gunboa, No. II cane up Ghoutt,.
minutes after the disaster aud resolved utout I
sons, Others 'wam ashore. There were a!so on lo
the Eunyon III mules, 70 wagon. and the clulp rf
nre OF tie resiment--all Of which, ~ith the t.A.
total lore.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

BGskAIB the spparsnt indifference Of the public
the numerous stories OF fresh E)rhern iny AS
And new attacks Washington, there eN.stg a
real Indignation thai nj this stage Of the war and
Xf,er oil the blood and treasure expended for the
projection OF the Ns'ong, Capital II should BE- still
exposed 70 Hanger and the Free slaes Liable to in-
~sson. II is generally felt thai ,hcrc is 9th 'ial
u,smanagement somewhere, and that the time has
come for tho adoption of energetic measures. Tue
temporary inability of General GRAST-pcnd.p pg
the progress Of his siegr opera,ions-to dctan the
entire rstcl army q, Petersburg ami Richmond,
renders Il necessary to organize a special army
IN the Upper Valley of the shclandoslh,
80 NJ to bar sl attempts at Invasion, Ind
at the proper moment, sweep down on the rear @!
Richmond ly Way Of Staunton and Lypchburg.
With sixty thousand men operating under o capable
and popular General on tllis line, in connection
with Geacra Graa, Ut PeierstuIg, Lees army could
u crushed, and Il Relnoud captured within sixty
days. The adoption Of this plan ID now u military
esessity, and unless IL is immediately executed
there is .eat dagger VI the failure of tie yrriulan
and probably the Georgian ca,upa IN, II General
Lees army Is not pressel heV.l l., at liberty 20
hsrrsss the North, threaten Washington or rem.
"roo Atlanta. powerful army IN the stenru.
doah valley ~eulj not only securc ,ho N,,h from
invasion, but would tc available q, IN,
proper moment IA crush General Ie,,.
'orcs between the upppr and neither rnu.
stone. There is no necessity TO do,ay Il n
movement until the draft is perfected. /, NAV
lieu bc too late. II The militia forces were cal,d
out and placed under capable general, tac people
would heartily respond. II would be worth wh.le
psy bounty O. nifty dollars to discharged vet.
'ranS to jo;n the militia, in order 10 mpart 10 tie
'rsr the stesd.ucss Of veterans, and Increase their
'hc.ency. The vigorous adoption OF these meas
'res would arouse the waning enthusiasm OF the
i'oPe, by the assurances it would afford Of dis
Position on the part of the President to discard
rod-'afe, and -.opt practicable plan adequate to
Id emergencies Of tho military situation.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

with similar proceedings BY the rebel emlssarles
In France and England IN favor Of peace, reeoxni.
ton and In nerventon II seems that whilo one act
Of diromaf.s's were faring sumpt, ously at the
spot,swood House. Richmond, and mother were
enjoying the cool breeSes Of Nisgsr>, Mr.. sLrpEIL
was enjoy ing qu.et confidential iu,rrv.oaa with the
French Emperor and the Eagi.sh '1'..5ct, for the
Ccssaton Of Hostilitesl" urging Lord P.twsnsros
" pr, an end 10 'rhis cruel war" This society ie
curious gathering Of English ar -tccrss, Southern
slave owners and paid rebel eiusslr e. Organized
TO procure the disruption Of the United States, by
fair means or foul. Tie rcsul, Of uo interview le-
tween NJ. SLrDxLL and LorIs N,roLyoS has not
transpircd. L. secrnf- however, ilM Mr.. MAaos
processes 10 be highly sa,iffci with The result t
his Interview with Idri fH,UgiIo>, ~
much Ia. NJ. 1rsDsAU the English
shiphulldcr, who has /. commercial inter-
est in uc SUCCESS n Ito CouIelcrscy.
was induced to withdraw his motion IN the Housc
of Commons IN favor " recognition. WHAT ps.a,c
aslrnncos nay have teen gvcn to the rebel erlls.
sares ty ,hc En4i sh Prime Minister "A is l-ult
TO state. But accorl.ng 10 the pnblislcd account.
Engltnd is 60 recognize tie s,uih ,slr-l CEASr
aud sIAgsAS arc defeated. No doubt-hut an the
meantime the COINCIDENCE u thcs' lcaac movements
on cach side 'ho Atlantic is ,o say the leia cur,-
Gus aud ,n.ictn AM Indicates d, signs ut Rich
mond or wa-bngtou--or both pnces--,ha, have
moi yet been divulgod.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
The National Debt.

INC latest Official statement OF the public debt ns
1HeAs " TIE 'eeogds yesterday, shove that the Debt
outstanding Tearing int est in coin 1. .sSasSLs,,
ollie Ienoe less than tie amount sisted on The 19th
Inst o s.'lc the interest icing s59,6.s 81. Tho
amount o. deht leeIne interest in lawful nonev 4.
~ heo.NozS OF nearly million and half mo = than
noney inleres, 81 HLgs. ,gSD. The debt kalias no
fn.e.ea y |2i@ 49,; he deh on which inicie.t
the aggregate amount outstanding 10 bo sls9hboSSs
10 with neiest @ IN bcth soil and lawful money to
OcJ mole than last nicnth's sI.e lent ne nm,
reanlsltsons snount 70 at'nu. s,7,nl0G ID Dc
b@esaI " ~ &sSpt,J 4s-S ~ x,svn,..UJ,
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

BIBdio, July 26.-rhe iolioriuc dnpl..h IA, D.,
received here rom the Clifton ilou-..
81 reni ieg the Associated flcss COZ OF IN,
patch to Mr. Greeley.
10 Hon. H5oIce q esiey What I'D OIL o.,
when Won remarked to me in the PIE yncr O. "
Hay, that you hoird thar We woili no, thlns
tou! vclr Ll hlack-uards | certainly thou'tt
wanted me TO understand that you ;hourht r.c
Lincoln ~@.
80, y. >A.tt' .
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

Pfta3.'uIia. iulg eG.-''!, ~ ''I.rI, hs, the io.
lowing .pccinl disr,tch from Ns-hinr'on;
,;cucr, Cook m.t tie enemy on SUNDAY. At Win
chester aud Wa icpu'soi and driven hsek 10 VII
lunfpot hy wsy OF Marinrhurs. n,uelM Cioos
Ind no, his old command with hli, Orurfui Hunter
ol some cause hayins given h.a comIuand OF the
iniiits.
eFCoNp ut-rAT.U.
T'lilti,lp ph,a, Juiy 2d--The Gt'lvItN hai di.-
raicho- f. ON the Baltimore AarriD ~ saving Lcu.
rrd Ayeull has fallen harA to llnipefs ter7. \
disrltch from Chsmhersbure sas. the axe NJ ..fus
oi the etels advancing further than NG,tin.burr.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Reports vim Washington.

Warrington, July 26.-No intelligence OF marked
importance was received by tho Government up 10
i've o o'clock this afternoon.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

Rebel Cnvnlry ui Ilamp,op,

Fortress nonvoc, Jgly .i.-It is ,eported that a
scout rebel cavalry cane into Hampton Inst night,
tightenins the daik!es, DC. Wh.A Laey Icired, do
ius bnt little damage.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Refugee,s stories.

Baltimore. July ?6.-Ihe A1nericsn's Point Look
our Correspondent says;
pullpG lsst gelk tte!s HeH Hse NyiyAs hge Of
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
ThurSda,, July -.
The Reported New Raid.
News via iinitiunGrr.

Baitimor,, juiy -7.-1h' ANFFIc,~ Of this mod
inc has the following There Is no confrna' on,
the r.port thai the rebels re-cntered Maryland
way of shephardsiovn and -haip.bure. IL II hsrt
possible that General tarly wil veniule 10 pofc I
uoec far In this diIection be must lc awaIe that
dons so he viii speedily encounter some very dft
Ont iishtinr material fiom ihe thin and broken-i
columns OF General Hunter"
sECoSD DlsrATCH.
Baltimore, J,tlv q. liza pel's Ferry Il stil IN u
possession. There has been no attack on hat poin,
vet. The rebes are believed not to have enter,
Maryland yet.
A scout, who left Martin-bure at seven O'Clock Id
night, and, crossing AZ shopsrdstown, arrived he,
this morning, reports heavy skiImishng ut Martin,
burg between General Cfooks .o.ces and tic ietoI
under BGeckinrd.e, on Monday, up TO 5P. N. a
force. fell back to this side of the Potomac fom MAJ
tinsburs to williamson bat the rebels evinced \
Intention Of crossins, and refuroe' from Wsshinr.
and other Western counties ver returning 10 tbe
BONES. 1t va ssasrsuJ rplPossi hat the chico, {
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
singular "Pence ,rove,neuto Coincidepccs.

Hinsuinr "Pence NToveineutn Coincidepccs.
II is impossible to refuse JEry. DAVIS the crcdit
g peas''ssins certain degree of over reaching
cunning which If devoted to worther purposes
n'sht pass current for ststesmanship. l, now sp-
r,ars according 70 the last European szrvs. ths,
ihs Pcsne Consres Of Messrs. GHsrIsr, Jswxrr,
hAspsas and Company, a, Niagara Falls, and the
0'zdon ef Ersusp KRxi sltds GuSox. and Col
Gsl iAGuA 70 2abpQpI wess .Snlnpfeus
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

~ Commencins on the frsi dny Of Ausns'' lsoA
tb. uiterip:iou p ice Of Tho Weekly sun u 10
ONE noIIARA YEAR. Ecnit,anoes =; 'oruor
rsses viii bo ere',Ul q. the no~ re,c uAr' o'Lef-
~pe di.scteJ.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

General Ross'au, at the hcld OF division Of cav.
nlry,wth infantry suppo.t ha- achieved some highly
important divcrsons in favor OF General shorInan,
by cutting the railroads connecting with Atlanta
The iono1 that he had captured Montgomery, the
capital Of Alabama, and the former seat Of the Con-
fcderaic Government, is repeated, with circum-
stances that lend to remove doubt as To its truth
Ito railroads east and west Of it are destroyed.
Tie h1 also cut the Atlanta AMI West Point
end Columbus Eailroli ot Opellka; and the
Mobile, MONTGOMERY and West Point road At several
points between GNnvllle and Garland General
leggaSd. with alol.eI cavalry ioloe. hr aLsp bsqe
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

t. xunBEa Of years have elapsed since the intro
ducton Of HOSTETTERs CELEBRATED BITTERs 70
the public The prejudice existing in the minds Of many
persons against What denoinaed patent medicines
at rs greatly retarded It's SALE but as its virtues and
known this barrier Of prejudice was over
thrown, and the demand increased 90 rapidly that in
few years scarcely viss existed in the United States
in which the afflicted had not experienced the benefits
arising from the Of the Bitters and at the prssen
day there are to be found IN ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD vouchers for the great merits Of the article
greater cure for Dyspepsia can be found.
See advertisement.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

About the Fourth. the very important
very pleasant day, being neither too hot nor
too cold too dry nor too wet. f
The celebration here. tho first steps TO-
ward which were not taken till but hve days
before, passed of well.
The town was in jam at an early hour
and the crowd continued undated till late
hour At night.
Nothing but such amusements as are COM
mon to the Fourth Of July with large
cyawd, was done till about o'clock Of the
afternoon. Then the procession was formed
on Mainstreet, and marched to the park,
where good, old,fashioned exercises took
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

STATE OF IOWA.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Fs DAVENPORT, lows, June %, 1864. (
GENERAL ORDERS.-No. 10.
l. All recruiting officers for hundred days service
will report to this Office with their detachments on or
before July sth, 1864.
II. All persons who have enlisted for the one hun
dred days service will report IN person this July
Sth, 1904
Ill., All persons who have enlisted for the hum
dred days service. and who have net joined some reg
ment for the hundred days SERVICE and do not obey
these orders, will be arrested as deserters.
w. Persons regularly enlisted and needing tranpor
taton will apply at TO this Office stating route to
be travelled.
BY order Of Commander In Chief
N. b. BAKER.
Adjutsnt General of Iowa.
Papers that have usually published orders Of this De-
partment, will copy once.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

tv The Best Tree Is Clubbed-The vend.
ers of worthless Saleratus make a point
against De Land & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus,
and have gone so far as to put out spurious
article, hoping thereby to destroy its reputa.
ton. II is the best tree in the orchard that is
most dubbed. Buy only the Chemical Sal.
eratus. We have tried it. 1871
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Creps.-We have had copous showers Of
rain during the last two. weeks which have
go revived the crops that there is prospect
for good average harvest. You can, read
the prospect in the farmers countenances-
The chinch bug has made its appearance to a
limited extent, but as yet we hear Of no i'm
portant damages by 1t. ,s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Delegates. Hon. z. SrREErEn on Monday,
PsrRR MELEsDY, G. NJ. Harris, and H. 4.
PsRKINs of this place, Judge PALxER Of But
Ter Center, and john K. L. MAYNARD Of
Wavsrly, on Tuesday, started for Des
Moines to attend the Union State Conven.
ton which met there yesterday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Deoth Of a Soldier. There arrived on the
trsin from Dubuque, last Friday, sick SOL
der, by the name Of FAKLow, Of the eth
Iowa, on his way to bis home in Butler Co.
lie was met at the train by his friends, who
conveyed him to the Union House, where he
died about 10 o'clock that night. .... ,,..,..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Miraculous euro OF Rheum atism
and Neuralgia, effected by Dr.. Fobacks Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. Read the following:
VALPARAISO, Porter Co., Ind.
Dr. @. ". RoBAcK Dear Sir: I write this for the
benefit Of the suffering and afflicted. This is to certify
that daughter, Almra Francis twelve years DID, has
been afflicted for nine years with Inamatory Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia She attended by the most skill
full physicians but received relief but continued 10
grow worse till she was helpless infant. her hands
and knees all drGSn and enlarged her
suffer the most excrucating pains, and down to
mere skeleton, and at length induced 10 try you
Blood Purifier and Pills, and she began to amend and
comfortable and going to school. We believe you
remedies 10 be the best ever tried. a.-g
Yours with great respect,
ssse, A. T. HEkPHILL,
~ Mrs. H. HENpHfLL,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08
NrADAMx |. 4. fA'urrnorx,s INSTRUCTIONS.

NTADAMEL L. A. PAUTRoIx's INSTRUCTIONS.
NA-FEMALEs suffering from painful Menstruation, r.
reguares and DISTINCTIONS from whatever You've
PERSONS CONTEMPLATING MARRtAcs, and Mnsrte People
Generally viii indh to their advantage TO study MAD
AMIR PAurRox's Conversation with Ladies', on The means
Of Avoiding Conceptions all Irregularities II
menstruaion and the health and happiness Of Married
Women. Those wishing advice from schooled and
experienced, and competent to teach, may obtain this
Essay properly sealed by enclosing Two three cent
age stamps, and addressing, Madame L. A. Pautroix
O. Box 1850, New York City.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Ran Awoy.--GRo. CLAEx's dray horse,
BILL, the other day took into his head the very
strange freak Of running away. He succeed.
cd in making short but vigorous run, and
in breaking the seat and spring of the cx-
press wagon to which he was attached
Only this, and nothing more" . ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Osngrsgational.--Wsh have been the VIC
tims Of misplaced confidence for tho past
two weeks in regard to services in Congre-
@gational Hall. Therefore, assuring our read
,ers that we are not responsible for ministerial
failures, W. announce that Rev. j. GUERNSEY
will preach there next Sabbath morning and
afternoon. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

jagged Agsin.-CHAs. PlEscE, or PRssE,
deserteY, horse thief, etc, who escaped from
our county jill on Wednesday night Of last
week, on Thursday of this week found him.
self back in his old quarters. HIT went, il
seems, to Iowa Fa!lh, where on Monday night
he presented himself atsheuse on horseback,
to ak the way to Fort Dodge. The woman
of the koSss recognized thshone he rode as
the properly of . neighLor, aAd'Efr husband
en- being informed OF this "a uIed rev neigh
bors and soon had Mr.. PIER, 70, ar Fssss,
horss.thief, descrter, ETC., in Gu, %ody' hs
arrived 4 this pace on Tuesday D. srnns,
and was conveyed to Jail at Waterloo, Were
I q sincerely to be hoped he may securely
rest till tho September term Of court, when
PC may get lid just deserts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Les. Cream.-Csn anybody suggest any
thing better to take this hot weather than
good ice cream |? Some may mention lager
'beer--but they ought to be ashamed Of them
selves il thoy do. All who prefer the ice.
cream, a. We do, are invited to 10. Coop
HEADS. a..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

place. Music by the band, singing BY the
GIee Club, prayer by Rev. Mr.. ORcurr, read.
ing Of Declaration by Mr.. MoLoNr, Grafton
by Judge Bear, of Dubuque. l Ii HIN
In the procession were represented soldiers
Of 1912, of whom there were eight. and sol.
diers Of the present war, and Sabbath school
children Of ail the schools in town, together
with about one hundred and fifty from New
Hartford, and more or less from othor places.
The large and imposing procession was
conductediia fine style by Marshals Sessions
and CuAsE. headed by the Cedar Falls Brass
Band. $40. Esg E.as-. ~ Sc .Eas.. "a. ,ss -
Judge BURT was favored with a larger
audience than he anticipated, and was listen.
ed to for over an hour with that attention
which his able effort, so full Of the live ideas
of the present, so we'll entitled him to. It
no fattery On eur part to say that his ora
ton was highly satisfactory to the minds Of
our citizens. ....,
In the evening Madame ANNA BISHOP sang
to large and appreciativs audience in Over.
mans Hall. Her concert was the richest
treat this community was ever privileged to
enjoy. Her powers of voice are wonderful,
and she acts her pieces, as we'll as sings them,
to perfection. Madame BIsHeP, at the close,
appeared on the stage bearing the Star Span
gled Banner, and sang with electric effect
the song by Gen. NORRIS, The Flag Of Our
Union" .-.-...... .... 81. a...a
Fire works were next in order, of which
an excellent display was given, very well &C.
cupying the attention Of monstIous crowd
for over an hour. There were some very
fine pieces exhibited, such a. Our Union
Fourth Of July, etc.
To complete the programme Of the day
festivities o large company congregated at
Overman's Hall, who danced "with flying
feet till after broad daylight on Tuesday
morning. T@ as 90 81. g., ...raata
Nothing occurred to mar tho pleasure Of
tho day, and everything transpired in a sat
isfactory and becoming manner. May the
future have in store for US and oil many
Fourths Of July not less pleasant. .. ..'
az All in want Of lime should call on
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

a Sudden Bath.-A Dutchman's team,
Wednesday, while on the bridge crossing the
race at OvERnAN's stone mill, got streakish
and backed off tho hind wheels, breaking
the axletres, and spilling the Dutchmans
e yrow into the drink. "Such is life."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

For CadstsAip.-The son Of DR.. NERs.
Dlrn having failed Of adrnittance to cadet
ship at West Point, efforts are now making
to secure the nomination Of the son of the
Rev. 9. WATERBURY,, Of this town. --a-A-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Thanks - Hon. A. w. HUBBARD, has
placed us under obligations for bound vol
tunes of Congressional Globe, aud other doc
'umehtal GayOrs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-08

Harnsss Stealing.-On Wednesday night
the brides, collars, and one harness o:
double set Of harness were stolen from the
stable Of RITTER, ADAMS & Co., butchers
The set was valued at forty dollars. ( Z.