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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
OF the Gazette.
LETTER FROM DAVENPORT,

/ UAYESPoRr, iowa, I
Jan. s. 1864.
The great toricof conversation here at the
present time is the weather. We have been
in for about 10 days which has thrown
every thing out of gear. For several days
we received no mail from Chicago, and for
the past few days it comes as often as a train
can be got through. The road west is open
to Iowa City but the cars have not as yet
been able to reach Grinnell We manage to
get mail from some direction nearly every
day. The weather during all this time has
been very cold.
Recruits are coming in about as fast a. The
state of the roads will admit. Over one hun.
drcd came in yesterday. About 200 are at
Des Moines waiting for the blockade Of snow
to be raised so that they can reach this place
About the same number at Burlington in the
same fix. From 90 to 100 recruits have been
mustered and paid by Col Grier::each week
for month past but for the next two or three
weeks the number will be greatly increased.
If the draft should be postponed for six or
eight weeks and the large bounty continued
think this State would come in out of the
draft" The large number Of recruits coming
in makes rather lively times at this Office.
There are about six thousand rebel pris-
oners at the Rebel barracks on Rock Island.
This cold weather rather gets them down,
and several have died, probably from the ef-
fects Of the cold. Their quarters are as com.
Portable rs at any camp in the North West.
guard from Camp Mcclellan who were
patroling the streets on Christmas day shot
negro who happened to get in their way
killing him instantly. The soldiers we've
handed over to the civil authorities for trial,
and after an examination before justice
were placed in Jail to await their trial for
murder at the next term of court.
Companies A, B, G and D, Of the Cd Iowa
Infantry have re,enlisted for three years.
They arrived here few days ago and receiv-
ed furloughs for thirty days each to visit their
friends and recruit for their companies. l
understand that several other regiments are
re enlisting and will be up in short time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

The following letter was received by the
management Of the Cincinnati Sanitary Fair
from lady writing from Grundy Center,
Iowa
" I mail to day, for the Fair, thirteen pages
Of music, not much soiled, and intend to send
by express (the nearest express office is dis.
tant twenty eight miles), if | have an oppor
tunity to get the package 10 the express Of
fire, three sea shells which have. do not
know their value, but think it should not be
less than three dollars"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

LAST week in Congress Mr.. Howe offered
resolution requesting the President to call
out million of men for ninety days for the
purpose Of freeing all Federal prisoners, and
winding up the rebellion in a hurry, Gen.
Grant to have the command. TWAS referred
to the Military Committee, and that will prob.
ably be the last of it. That number Of men
could not be equipped and organized before
the expiration Of the ninety days. If the
thing was practicable, however, we would
like to see it done.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
Corporation Meeting,

4 MEETING OF THE STOCK HOLDERS OF
IA the Cedar Falls Minnesota Rail Road Co. will be
held at the Office Of the Company in Cedar Falls Mon
day, the 18th day of February next at IL O'Clock for
the purpose Of voting the adoption Of amended article
Of Incorporation and the transaction of such other
ness as may before the meeting. meeting of the
Board Of Directors will be held at the and place
WIN. II. SESSIONS, Fice President.
l.. l.. HrYTLEY. Sec'Y.
Cedar Falls, Jan. ID, 1854 A2-4w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

The contract for supplying the Post Office
Department with Scales has been awarded to
the Msssrs. Fairbanks. Their Scales are
also very extensively used in the Army, and
in the Navy Yards, Custom Houses, Arsen.
els, Public Works, &C., throughout the couu-
tTy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
Swamp Land Notice.
WHEREAS THE COUNTY OF BLACK HAWK
w has obtained title TO he folio wing described tracts
Of Swamp Land, situated in this county, viz:

Now therefore, all claiming or holding claims on any
portion Of said lands either by emption otherwise
notified aud required to present their claims maxi
payment therefor to D. j. Coleman Clerk Of the Bosrt
Of Supervisors Of said County within three months from
the date ofths notice, their claims will be declared
forfeited to the County.
d. J. COLEMAN, Clerk
Jan 15sh 1864. 424w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

Mr.. KNOWLES, Of Laporte city, in this Co.,
informs US that his son,.W F. KNOWLES, re-
Gently passed through the rebel lines via.
Richmond to Charleston, which latter place
he reached on the first Of last month. Though
in the service of the Federal Government, he
was not suspected of being spy, and no re-
straint being placed upon his actions, he
made draft Of the land Notifications Of
Charleston, and then made his way to Gene
raj Gillmore's headquarters, where he report
el. lie confirms the reports Of extreme
destitution throughout the Confederacy, but
thinks Charleston is safe for the present.
He thinks the Monitors will be unable to pass
the distractions. Whether he is correct in
this particular or not, time must decide.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
LIST OF VOLUNTEERS FROM BLACK
HAWK COUNTY.

The following list shows the volunteers
from each Township of this County, and also
their destination. We likewise give the quo
ia of each town, and thus it can be readily
determined w,Tat localities arc full, and what
are deficient. For the lis. we are indebted
to Mr.. Harrison, the Provost's Chief Clerk !:
cEDAR TALis-QUoTA 81; ENLISTED 81.
I. A. BusGr. ......... .32nd Iowa Infantry
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
DIR. c. HENRY,
j" ECNHH~ a."

Office in Bishop's Block, Ocer Beniamia C Haynes
Drug Store, Cedar FdAs.
TTVEETH INSERTED UPON THE LATEST AND
most approved principles and upon all the best ma
teals now in use for that purpose. Particular attention
paid ~ the preservation of the Natural Teeth by Filling
Cleaning, Polishing, &c. Teeth extracted without the
least pain by the Of the Nitrous 6xide a new Anes.
thetic The affect Of the Oxygen is perfectly harmless
and pleasant lasting TO exceed three minutes and
the most delicate person take 1t with perfect safety
All operations carefully and skillfuy performed and
ranted.
Cedar Falls, Iowa. January 18Th, 1864. 42-6m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

OuR old friend, John c. Cowles, has been
appointed Postmaster at Bclmoad, Wright
county,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

THE case which has been so long in litiga-
ton, of Gclpcke & Co. %. the city Of Dubuque
has been decided against the city, by the U.
S.Supremc Court. The suit was brought to
secure the payment Of 100000 in bonds
issued by the city for the building Of rail-
roads. Two years ago Judge Love, Of the
U. S. District Court of this State, decided
that the bonds were not valid because Of
their illegal issue; but the plaintitfs%ave sue.
,ceeded in getting that decision reversed
The Times in speaking of the matter says:
Everybody knows that the sum of over
5000, COO can not DC paid by this city, though
ten thousand executions with ten thousand
men 70 enforce them, were issued against it.
The result will be that the matter will be
compromised in manner satisfactory alike
to Gclpcke, his partners and the eity-espc-
ciaily the latter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

II is said that Gilmore is hurryiug up,
down at Charleston, for fear that Grant will
steal a march on him, with oas Of his famous
rear attacks.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
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WORLD.

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WARD BEECiiER, and among its special contributors
may be mentioned the following eminent writer's
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

TIVE bill to extend 10 the LIST Of March the
bountics to volunteers has passed both Houses
pf Congress.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

THE so, called Democracy in Congress voted
against any observance Of the anniversary Of
the battle Of New Orleans and Of respect to
the memory Of Andrew jackson.
Claiming to be Democrats, they delibeT-
ately insulted the memory Of one who for
over thirty years was the idol of the Demo
cratic party. Any other course, however,
would have given offence to their Southern
brcthren, who heartily hate the memory Of
"Old Hickory To what ignohlc ends has
tho once proud name Of Democracy been
subyertcd in these latter days.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

A'concerted and systematic effort is being
made among the ladies Of Ohio to raise a
Vallandgham fund, to defray his expenses
while undergoing the Infamous persecution
to which he has been subjected. Meetings
of ladies are being called in all parts Of the
State.-Da.enport Dem. and Meas.
Why does not the Democrat and Nems
urge similar movement in behalf Of jeff
Probably jeff: thinks he is subject to almost
as "infamous persecution as his friend
VallaEdisham, ard will be offended if par
TALLY is shown. Give the master few
crumbs as we'll as the dog, for both are in s
bod WOW
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15
THE SURGEONS AAD1HE WOUNDED.

A recent letter from Fredericksburg says:-
Dr. Morton, OF Boston, Que Of the first discover
ers Of the a. e.lheIic properties OF ether has
been with the amy the last week. working and
deserving il bis capacity With all might Du-
ring this time he has, With his own hands ad
minstered ether TO over Two thousand cases
TIE Medical Director. when asked yesterday in
what operations be required ether TO be used,
replied, - in every Case"
believe the DIVISION Of labor in the manufac-
ture of any given article has Low reached the
point where twenty Eve different men help make
make pin. Science is scarcely behind art in
his particular as the following incident will
show:
Da, before yesterday some three hundred reb-
el wounded fell into our hands. OF these tween
~ one required capital operations. They were
plac. in a row. a clip Of paper piuned 70 each
mans coat collar telling the nature OF the ope-
alton that had been decided upon. Dr.. Morton
first passes along, and with e to~el saturated
~ith ether, puts every man beyond conscious
ness aud pain.
The operating surgeon follows, ard rapidly and
-kilfully smpufstes leg arm as the Case
n,ay be- till the twenty one have been Subjected
10 the knife aud saw without one t~iuge of pain
A second surgeon ties up the srterie +; n third
dresses the wounds. The men are taken TO ten's
near nv, and wake up to fnd themselves cut in
t~o without torture, While a WinroW o. Topped
.f members Attest the ~-rk The ast man had
Deeu operated upon before the hrst awakened
Nuihing c"sld De more dramatic, ard uothug
could more perfectly demou-rraie the vsse Of
al eshetics. Besides. men fight better Nhe,
hey know that torrue does not follo~ a wound
and uumb-rless lives are saved that the shOsk oi
the kniie would lose to their frierds aud the
country. Honor, then TO M,rIon aud johnson
'he nell, who so oppurtuneh for this pacrc
j. our hands an ageit that relieves the soldei
IRON untold misery, and his friend. from untold
anguish.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15
rrrRIlc-No ea.l
Approved Nay Il, 1854.

AN ACT concerning the disposition OF convicts IN the
Courts OF the Unitsd States for the subsstng OF per-
cOnfned IN JSis charged with violating tie laws
Of the United States, an FOR diminishing the sTpsn.
ses in relation thereto.
Be enacted b. the Sea6ts ard House of Represe~dtirss
Of the Unied Stdes Of AnerIc1 Coa1ress assembled
That all persons VINO have been who may hereafter
be convicted Of BY any court Of the United
not mitary-the punishment whereof shall be inpris-
onment 10 district Territory where at the time OF
such conviction there may be penEsaIizry other
prison suitable for the confinement OF convics Of the
United states and available therefor shall be confined dur
ing the for which they have been may be
si n some suitable prison IN convenient state or Ter
tory 10 be designated BY The Secretary Of the Interior
snd shall be transported aud delivered 70 the warden
keeper q the prison BY the marshal OF the district
Territory where such conviction shall have occurred
II such conviction be had IN ths District Of Columbia
then and IN such The transportation and delivery
Sd III be oy the warden Of the jail Of ssid District TIE
70 sonAoe actual expense OF transporsion necessary
subsistence and hire and transportation Of guards and
the marshal or the warden OF The jail the District c.
Couns, ony 10 be paid BY the Secretary Of the Inte
out Of the judiciary fund Prcvidsd That H. IN the
opinion Of the secretary the expense of transportation
from any State. Territory or TIE District of Columbia
in which there pententary viii exceed The cost o
N 1t nDg them IN jail in The State Territory or .he
District q Columbia during the period Of their senten-.
then shall be swfc 50 20 eorfne them therein for ths
| period cssignstsd IN theiT ssntsnes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15
The CIIY uF RICHAoNO.

Richmond by the last ceIsGs, had population
OF Se.t-lO -ous, 0us the great inh.x Of civil sLc
military fficeFs and refugees nOu other paris
& the State has probably raised il TO u much
higher figure Il is situated 81 the b, al II noe
szter, al the loNer falls Of the James River, 49,
miles r. d IT'S IUVut4 The eiIs Uccup Is 4 most
picturesque i uaiI0n, beng buiiI On Richmond
aud ShOckoe III : Which ar, separated by shock
oe Greek. and rounded BY beautiful SCENERY
IL is regul4rl ! out AID seh ouiii, The streets
~hch are hight, Nith sss, os-iHg each other
al right angles. Ca ShUckOe Hal are the State
CapHol aud olher pubic buiion gs. TIE CapltOl
II a. imposing eo hce, and Containing In lie ernta
ball Houoeu'- ceieofa ed statue VI " AsnlL gIos
uu the east Of the eqoaie l. the G.vernoi'r =
mausiOn. JEFF DAVIS resioence Il private man.
q II. ~hich ~as psrci ssec tor bin oy the rese
government 1ne city has n4sny hne public
buildings, SIX banks. thirteen newspap p~Ts tweuty-
three churches IL o. c OF tue thee Presov-
erisD cnu chts JEFF DAVIS sorships. The tails
UI James Rvef efOTd Immeuse water powef
ahd there are vvty exteusIve factories lie uding
tour cotton aud htty tobacco factories hOuf
ulNs, rolling mills, fOrges furnaces, machine
shops efc, the latter Of ~hch, aud particular,
lbe TIed gar Iron Works. have oeen oi imm, Use
service TO the b. Is in tuning ou. ordusnce AID
materials oi war. Tie annual exports Of r ci-
u nd before the rebellion reachzd nearly 81. .
OUO CO., aud Its iu ports s, $4,000. But since
{ had the honor OF beng the rebel Capital It's
foreign commerce has been exungui-Ded. Ves-
sel- o. guubOats dirSlug ten ieet can ascend 70
within mile OF The CITY at & place called the
Rockets. Vessels OF fifteen ivet draft asceud 10
War~lck, three miles below. csual has been
built around tie tails, and above them there IL
navigation for Two hundi ed miles. The James
river an Ksnswta Canal intended 70 extend TO
CUviDgtOD. Is completed Tor Two HUNDRED miles
RlchmOtd has very extensive railroad cOUuunl-
cation, being the tei minus OF five roadr-run-
niug 70 Fredericksburg and The Potomsc to
WesI Point and the J ok River Petersburg aud
Norfolk, to Dsnvl-, Va TO Jacksou's River. b,
the Cent al R4ilrosd-anO f. ON these connections
lead all thI Ough the Southern States Opposite
the city are the Two towns OF Spnng Hhl sud
Manchester Richmond ~a- founded In l742 b.
came The capital OF the Safe OF Virginia Ia .77e
aud i June 1851, II was made the Seat OF Gov
erDm-nt OF the " CObfs derate States Of Amer
lcs whose Congress assembled there Oh July
70 It's history since then IL only too familiar to
che country. Aroul d the CITY are various hills
extending great distance, Oh the most import
ant of which torthcatious we're erected in the
days OF the q" On TO Richmond CRY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15
MELANDE RING.

Al army correspondent gives the following
account of the meland, rers:
4" II IL amusing 10 see big, burly, 6ue-looking
fellows limp or crswl TO the when q battle
il in progress. Sometimes these fellows drop a.
# struck hy 9 thuuderbot. and lie among ihe
sounded urtl they have an opportunity TO crawl
70 the woods il the rear Occasionally they are
carried of The field. representing themselves s.
being mortsllg wouude Sometimes they take
# one b .ot tie handkerchief around one
foot, use = limb Of tree in lieu Of cruich
and make their say out Of danger. assuming all
the sufferil e aud weakness of sounded man
When their couardice Is detect they frame ell
sorfs Of sxcusrs some have rheumatism, sine
dangerously in. some thought they we're shot
some came back TO take care OF sounded com
rade, some we're posted in the rear for some pc
posterous purpose, a. d some go back as specia
messengers These frllcNs are returned TO the
front under guard aud skuiking officers are re-
:uced 10 the ranks"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

RESOLUTION 10 provide fer the printing OF Official
repOrts Of the operations Of tbs Of the United
States
RG,orsd b. the Senate and House Of Reprssenstivss
Of the Crued states Of Amelcd CongTes assexzbled
That III Scetary u War o. h IS hereby directed
70 furnish the Slpriu tenceit u &c Printing with
copies Of a. such correspondence by telegraph other
wise reports of Commanding officers and documents
very description IL relation the existing rebellion
. he found the archives OF his Department since the
frst day Of Dec ember, eighteen hundred aid sky 70
1e present time, an curing the Continuance of saic
Rebellion, which may be, HE opinion, proper be
published with sac corrtsponcenCe repsrts and cocu-
ents, Wblch shall BE- arranged in their proper chron-
olOgical order.
Sec ,. And Be fErthsr resos sed That the Superin-
tenlent OF Pubic Printing shall be printed aRd
bound (in ADDITION - he usual nunber ten thousand
copes OF such eorrespondence reports and documents
IN vO.i ms of lot exceeding may bel eight
hundred OcIayo pags each which shall be distributed
by the Secretary Oi The Senate follows wit Ave
hundred copies to the War department one complete
copy each Library OF every state in the Uni
and five complete copies To pubic Libraries in each Con
grcssOnal District Il the Uniied Sites be designs
ted by The Represenatv Of the present Congress from
such district and Of the remaining copies three thous
and shall be for the OF members OF the present Sen
and thousand for the Of members Of the pres
ent House OF Represent
Sec 3. And Be fTthsT Tesolvsd That Il shall also be
the duty # the Secretary Of War 70 cause complete in
de1 " the nta!ned each volume 10 be prspar
ed and inserted theron.
Sec T. And Be Il further resolved That all resolutions
adopte1 by eithr House Of Congress a. It's pr
sion directing the printing any Of the correspondence
reports or documents, as above contemplated, be and
the same are hereby rescindet
Approved May 70. 1854
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15
OLD ABE = LAS

The latest illusuaied story by Old Abe is thus
related by rhe New York correspondent of the
Boston Journal:
"A genriemar just returned from Washington
relates The ioio~irg n 'drnt that trsnspired a.
he White House the other dav. Some eerrl--
men we'e present I ON the Wesf, excit, d and
'ruublrd about the commissions OF the admins
uanon The P-e>d q heard them pari-n,l,
and then repied, Gentlemen. suppose all the
property you were worth Uas H. gold, and you
had put il in the hands OF Blondin 10 cary &C
ross ,he Niagara liver on Il rope would YOU shake
the cable o. keep shouting ont TO him BlOndln
stand up lltrlr strsighfer- Blond n stOop lt-
le more-go a little fssrer-l,ana liille TO the
north-lesh a litrle % ibe south NO you
~Ould hold sour b. es'h az well az your tongue
and keep your De # until he was safe over
The Government carrying an immense weight
Untold treasur are 10 their hands. They 2
doing the vers best they can Don't badger them
Keep silence, and will get you safe across -
TINS simple illustration auswered the complaints
Of halt al hour. aud not only silenced but charm
cd the audience"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

SINGULAR COLLISION. A letter from an
officer in the Tenth Army Corps. Buffers army,
relates the following circumstance
"A coincidence happened on the If, in the
18th corps day before Yesterday. In Gen Hick
man brigade are the 23d. 25'h. snd 9th Ma
sschusetrs reg Uents. Opl o-d to them, and IN
brigade opposite TO them in the line Of battle.
we're the 2Sd. 25th, and 27lh South Csrolins reg
iments; and the 25th South Csrolina charged
upon the 25th Massachusetts They got used up
by the Yankees they we're accustomed TO despise
These facts are ascer'a ned from \ captain Of the
25th Soutn Carolina, who vas wounded and
brought in = prisoner
Our correspondent, Knapssck," VITA the
Path, corr0borates the shove. aud says the twu
25ths charged each other three times, South
Carolina getting the worst Of it-BO,ton Tfsv
eley
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

Sec ?. And t< Jrth<T s1aed, That il shall be tie
duty Of The Secretary o. IKE lntor 70 Sontrae with TIE
managers proper Authorities having the control VI
sGch prison prlsoners tF the !mpriso1 snt bsst
ence aud proper employ ent of al s1eh prisoners Ane
give the havns Jurislis0n Of such ornees n
ss1 District notice q The Pr where such persons
will be coLGnec II cOnvicted
Sc g. And ts fsrrkeT mated That hsreafter there
sha Be allowed AID pae BY the Secretry Of the Inter
Dr FOR the sbsstelce prisoners II the eustOey q
MARSHA o. The United states the warden cf tie
"a! IL the is.rict q Colnba such sum as u shal
reasonably actua y 81 - subslst then Ana u
sha D. tie duty Of tue secretary the l. pre-
scribe such rules and regulators for ne govern ent Of
tae nLrshAs All - UArl-r jail - tie ST. &c.
Of Columbia, IN relation 10 their cut under tAs act
viii sn46.e him - lstrnns the SetaA al re-s0a-
able "opens ilclTred
Sec. =. And be u urheT erdcted That u shsn be the
duty O. The warcer q. t1 AL tie District q Col. ub "A
whenever any person c0aenec g. sa,d jail shall be
% tosUE cssth, - carry such judgment 70 eXecutu
but nothing n ths An sct 70 authorize the Ap
pointn1 Of Warden o, The jai II the District Of Co.
umbIa, approved Eehrusry twenty nine, eighteen h1n
drel anc sixty four sA2 be construed impair Or
terfere with The authority tue marshal Il the said
District = Commit pr rsors SAID lail procuc
them IN open court Or retors any iudiciAl oeer when
thereto required. Ant shall oe the duty Of war
Gen q sal a - receive ssCh prsonors aud 10 deliver
them 20 tai- marshal his .uiy authorized cepl ~,
on the written request OF either for The purpose u
taxing them before sny court or judicial ceer sore
SAID.
Sec s. AID Be It furter enaoed That the ooe Of var
den Of tbs periteutiAy TIE District Of Columbia Shall
from and afr the Passage o. this act be suspended
the salary and emoiumelts thereof cease, rng ths
time IN which there shall be 10 penteutary us,d
District
Approved May IL, 1851.