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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

The official returns of the soldiers
vote in pennsylvania received up Is the
3lst of October show 1855, for the
Union ticket, against, 5,232 for the
Democratic, ora ltle more than three
10 ma
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

Later returns from the State cleo
ton show a Union majority in Indiana
of 2l,250 against a Democratic majori-
ty in 1862 of 9.549.
1t is generally believed now that Ohio
has elected Is Union Congressman to 2
Democrats.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

rebel camp was recently discovered
and broken up, in: NOltaway Co. Mo.
consisting of a small recruiting party
from Prices army.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
ESTRAY 49,


Taken up BY the undsrs;g,.5
half niles South Of BrO#n7fHs. 4. 2
Nebraska. on the first dav ef
One Estray Filiey black WITH
forehead and left hiD-a natural
Sears old arxt Spring.
Br wuviile. Nov. lst. 1851.
v-Ix-7-3W. Pd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
Nebraska AOuertiser
VI. II. MILLER, EDITOR.
Walrea at thLS 0Giee

Two iateliigens, well disposed boys to
learn theePTiniing business. A moder-
ate education viii be sufficient qnalifca-
tia5. Bogs from the covairy preferred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
MATRIMONIA
LADIEs ~ n 7

LADIES AM GENTLEN7
II Jon wish 70 Marry, address the uhdsrls
will send yoH without money aud without pna,
bic Information that viii enable yau % uw'
snd speedily, irrespective II age wetlA o. "a
This iuform4'ion VII cost you n thilz. EliE
10 marry ] viii cfe6TfEily assist son. Al
strictly confidential Tue desir0i iuiurmIlli
return mali, snd no qaesfi n a-kSd. lilres
Sasaa q Lambert, GFoenP0iat, Ka
Ne.
Fx-7-0ms
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
LEGAL NOTICE

Francis 4. DovieF, aGministrater Of q, :
William Gerks. deeessei aud tie uHn
the said Vim Gerke. viii take nstjes tr
j.. Dowler las lied a petition ca ths G
q the District Court Of Mem b. C5aus 4
Territory, the OH G Of which Is to diam
for the sale Of the following desehbad
IN said County Of Nemaha. J5-Wit:. bs
quarter Of section aum5er Il. toEusl7u
u0rth OF range number q easS n De 3
pal meridian, and me application of as (
of sgch sale IN paymentof q certaiB Tsap.
made by SAID Wili:aus t&-Tks. Aus1s En-. r
favor Of said plaintiff, for S25G.g0 Bib q,
the rate Of Is per cent. per annuu after d
due twelve m'nths after date tie said hd.
been morggaged T. secure the plynsatds
Defeadants sTe required to ausser BY he
Ct December, 1874. E. ~. TH8s.
Solicitor for Cora
Sept. 29tS, 1854. slg
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
EStaY K0fiee-.

Takenup By the undersigned living near gemabs
City Nsmaha Co n. T.. on the sOth day Of ssptember
300; one bay mare, eight or nine years cd, right
hind aoOf white star in the forehead.
AID. SKEEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

On sstu dly the 5lh dav of
CLOCK r a. IF sud day Twill l.
Aueiaeh - The house u WiIlttm 10 as
cite p ecinct ore sstray g.. Hss
OCT. l5th 1861. aug Gil
NATu1k SOM. |
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

NOTICE is hereby given that the frn h~eretoFcr
l Nexistlns under the name AMI style Of r. Brown
L Co. IS this day dissolved.
R.BROWN d co.
Nov. "a. 1854 per II. C.. LETF.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
r SAFE

Notice is hereby given that 7 viii on N. tetb ~
Of November 1864 offer for sale at my residence in the
City Of Retnaha in the County OF Nemaha Territory Of
NeOEaska' me fea steer about two years ola. said
steer being an sstray taken up BY me in October 1853.
THOMAS HIG6IGS.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

ESTRAY N0T7cs

Taken up By the undersionss
North u Gro@nTiile near the
county Nebraska, m the FIRST a. hl
One EStray brown msrg P.~
Ter shoulder very dim-aleutt6r
Brownville Nov q. lSsl.-[L y
JAG0Bb b.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

-MarmadUke. Cabel and olker Off.
Gers Of Prices army passed through St.
Louis on the Cd inst, on their way to
JohasOn's Island.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
FSTRAV 49,

tSse1 mp By J. H. Trent 2
IN The County o. Nemabs miles so-a
Ok Of the following deS~ Tern
Ok 4 years Oh marked h. t.,04 . VT
No. ~ as been torn 50 that aia
Is~a1,o la s9e right ear wlsb a ~. saii
c~eiva1.es t-er nalks
V-Ir-nn
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

rctl6 COUutyf OhIo' oSA hen' tOHASHhP
gives Lincoln "A majority. CIrclevllle
gives Mcclellan 10 majority.
Buffalo, 9Th.
The city gives about 500 Democratic
majority. Rochester gives a Democratic
majority of sixty Two Union gain Of
l27 over last year. The indications are
thai Lincoln's majority OF home vote viii
be 5000. Lincoln's estimated majority
in Illinois will be 5000 Lebanon. IllI-
nois give Lineola a ufjorgy Of 10
Bloomington $50, ST. Clair county 600.
Sandovai gives Mcclellan 81 majority,
Salem l0I, Alton 100 and Breeze 10
Eigh; precincts in Morgan county gives
Lincoln Is majority, the county is doubt
tul. Camp Pom! township gives s. ma
jority for Llncola, Wilmington "a, Clay
ton township IS, and Olney 81. indiana,
Fayete county. gives LIacoin % MAORI
ty. Democratic gam Of ID. MArun couu-
W, ShoIs township gives Mcclellan Is
majority, Union gain Of is. Orange
county, Heron township gives Lincoln IS
majority, Union gain 3. Lawrence eoun-
". MItcheil township gives Lincoln l83.
majority, Union gam of. 40. Jackson
county, BrownStowu township gives Me
Clellan l07 majority, Democratic gam Of
s. Richmond city gives Lincoln 1891
majority. Union county gives Lincoln
242 majority, Union gaIG OF u.
Kentucky, partial returns from24 coun-
ties, exclusive Of Jefferson county and
Louisville, gives Mcclellan 5S7 majority.
Louisville city gives Mcclellan 1924 ma
jorlty. Jefferson county, partial returns,
gives Mcclellan $50 majoany. Lexing.
ION, Lincoln 6l2. majority. Paris, Nc.
GILLIAN 90 majority. C~ovlngton, Lincoln
60l majority. Cynthiana, Mcclellan I26
mrjority. Falmouth, Lincoln O. majorl-
~. Montgomery, Mcclellan 800 ma
Joriiy.
Louisville, s, 1890, p. m.
Partial returns from 3 counues IN
Kentucky, including Jefferson, give LIN
coin $50 majority. Louisville Official
gives Mcclellan 4,S73, Lincoln L.S49.
Indianapolis, 8.
Indiana returns received, show large
Union majorileS. 1t Is estimated that
Llncoln's majority will be 30 900.
Ohio soldiers vote gives Lincoln 202,
Mcclellan -. Michigan city, Pa 40
Union. Manic gives II majority for
Mcclellan. Fairourg 40 Republican
majority, BacAley, 64 Republican ma
Jogny.
New Haven, Conn. 8.
T~hirty-one towns, including The cities
of New Haven, Hartford, bridgeport,
Waterbury and Norwich, gives 1863 ma
jori!y tor Lincoln.
LincoIn's majority 283.
Erie, Pa, 8
LincOln'S maj Ority 284, a gam Of q.
81. Joseph, s.
ST. Joe gives Lincoln a majority Of
799, a gain of $50 on vote of 1860. Bu-
ebanan county gives Lincoln 400. ma
jority. Radical county tlsket elected by
Jorge maiorities. Leavenworth gives a
majority for Thatcher over Crawford 5lo.
Lee over Clark $50. Ali Representa-
lives and Senators, anti Lane, are elected.
Lincoln's majority is 1900.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

Ga, I'm , sebseribsr about Olo
81, ~ Neofaska rerriscrv nle
= rge bay Mare iae
mas Day u VIII her = White
s-sh' "a Aare With vS,e iirse
&C. iwlli give So reward alat a.
v-1~,o ELizIBSS
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
NOTICE

On Saturday the 6th. day o. November 1851 at ( ihet
OcloekP. N said day ] viii ofer fgr sale at Ppblce
auction al The hUuse Of Paul CroomeT Lafayette Pre-
elnct. One EstTay Mare & Colt tor Cash. Oct. 10 '6G
NATHAN SQUIRRg, Up.
THE best Flour from theL. S. v. G. Mile in Quarter
half ard whole sacks kept
AT M'LAUGHLTE & SWANS
CRACKERS Of all kinds, Soda, En- ter, Boston, Sugar.
- Wine and Pick-Nie Crackers, Cream Biscuit aud
Ginger SDspps,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
Nevada Admitted to the UnIon.
A PROCLAMATION.

By the President Of The Unitcd States Q
america.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

with the United States another line
viii connect Mexico swilh YOucatan a
submarine cabal viii be laid to Cuba this
way. Il is expected that the City Of
Mexico will soon be in direct and i~nssan;
taneous communication with New York,
Havana aud San Francisco. The forces
lately under command of Gen. ,Ontiga
said to Be completely dispersed, while
companies voluntarily come to various
municipal authorities and laid down ieeir
armes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
New Haven, Conn. s.

New Haven, Conn. 8.
Thirly-one towns, including The cities
of New Haven, Hartford, bridgeport,
Waterbury and Norwich, gives 1863 ma
jorisy tor Lincoln.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

Nov. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

L. ". TR0M IS, Seey.
v-Ix ns-4w-SlO so.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

PITTSBURGH, 9Th.
Allegheny county gives Lincoln 8 500
majority and Philadelphia 10000. Scat
tering. returns indicate a Union majority
of $4,000 or 0 1000 on the home vote.
Franklin, Mo, 9Th.
Official vote of Franklin precinct, Lin,
coin lS7, Mcclellan "a.
New York, Slh.
Herald gives $500 majority IN the
city. Union men claim the State by 90
600 majority. Albany gives Mcclellan
$500.
Detroit, 9Th.
McClellan's majority is l 1000. Wayne
county gives 1000 majority for MeClel-
Ian. Returns so far rs received show a
Democratic gain.
Nashville, Sth.
The city gives Lincoln 1917, McCIel-
Ian %. Gallatin, Lincoln ll9, McClel-
Ian 42. IN Iowa Lincoln's estimated ma
jority is 10000. Clark county, Ohio,
Lincoln's majority is 1900, Union 1000,
Warren county, Turtle creek township
gives Lincoln 674 majority, Franklin
township go majority for Lincoln. Day
ton City gives Lincoln 20 majority. To-
ledo, Lincoln 242 majority. Cleveland,
Lincoln ga majority. ~Steubenville, Lin
coin 500 majority, Sandusky, Lincoln
80 majority. Butler county, 4 townships
and the city Of Hamilton give, a Demo-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
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v-Tx-B8-l~.-s1S5 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-30

terday. while resolution Of inquiry YVES p21d
ing, Mr. Brooks, Of New York, offered an
amendment, that The Preai;al communicate
to the B@use as soon as possible al VOUCHERS
or de::,ositions in his or The possession Of The
Treasury enartnlallf, respecting the httspg up
q bureau ii the Treasury department ou!io
Ing ion printing money, bonds or oJne1 obi
cations of the Unifed States,
Mr. 2chencly. of Ohio en- pi,atically object
ed. The proposition had nothing 70 do with
She pending resolution.
Mr. Brooks expressed his surprise Of the
sansitiveness Of ihe gentlemen Oh the other
side TO his making few remarks IN support 81
his calling On the President for lntorlnat'on.,
Mr. CressweIi, Of Maryland, objected 70 the
gentleman proceeding.
Mr. Brooks remarked that The gentleman
mighg as we'll allow hin 70 proceed new as az
any other time IIe would 60 70 that hlgil
court Of appeal, the newspaper press, If me
Republicans would not hear him speak CT
nInnderiug and stealing .: public treasure,-
Did The gentleman make point q order on
tllat?
Mr.. Cresswell replied: The remarks Of the
gentleman we're not applicable to the subject
pending.
The Speaker said The gentleman {ronp New
York was not il order.
M Rro, IS -, rarearked that he greater pert
e - DIV vas oconnecl IN (liscussi7g whether
cerfan n:,antifv Of I;ouor had been purchased,
,,.;d f,r ~ so;1aho1T's money, The broadcast
at;+,:5, cahata III bean aIoveC] rasrect;pg
one one me member Of the Cabinet, and yet when he
an ~, anotber member Of the Cabinet
the the sentjeno2 from 1laryIaad objected as
marTier # public morals
The Sneaker said the gentleman vas not 10
order,
Mr. Brooks offered another resolution, call
,,,>l;r,tr,1ort ~ committee 70 re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-30

Mr. 'ohnson o Peoo&y]vaoia, said ~, -
-har co1ld not Judge better tau ot6nr r'% n ne
befs as 20 the appropriateness Of The rar1rs
The Speaker directed VIZ. Brooks 10 ,a1,
his seat >@>s
DR. Stiles ot P&nnSy}vani,-Ny COLLISION.
(kGoomal} objected to tbs sensIvnan fyo,
New York telling the truth.
The Speaker gentleman musf ,aka
hia seal unless he appeals.
Mr., Brooks said he bad too much 1asrecs
for The Chair 30 appeal. 1Ie saad@ his ycg,ay;,.
III good faith, ior lh9 public good.
Mr.. Scheuck- There must be some dcfeyaacs
paid to The order d he Speaker. Tbs r.
nainder u the sentence was lost IL he yoci;qy.
atoms of "Order, " Order"
Tie Speaker said those who 50 loudly called
20 order are themselves out q order.
Mr.. bchenck-L ash that the member BE- r.
Quircd 10 rake HE scat,
NIassrs. SchaDcs, Cox, slot ns0n and Others,
on both sides, we're all talking at The same
time. while tIe Speaker vas hamIaoil1g With
his gaveE to enforce order.
Mr. >Sch6nck Oil enc side q the Hall and
Mr.. Brooks on he ether ln1lIged III hurried
and briei oo!9Quy, but: owing to the conj0-
sion, It's rurport was nor heard il che report,
ers' gallery, further than Brooks said 70
Sch@nck IN: y %" ". .,a:;' S.0 oti VIZ.
cIz'1 !,-as % 49, 80 5aa, .=5~>0 .,,
~ bs 2npalpr directed ScbeDck and Brooks
~ - - =. -, H.. o,,o,$
&c take their seats, saying thAs was &'17 setoH4
f1'2: ne '1>G 81 ~ ~ a s'1 resfor5 and or motto Of
'!a!$ 4"4G' n.so 'I:,' ~ rr,ots rs
hiG. nsoz' .! @5.e ,'j..+s, s, z. ,oys 70
hat he did no5 take 51'S seat E72so nFs5 :f'
guessed b4cau4e. he do not hear the 's3'"S''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-30

rat,Iy SUPPLIED. Prices Of fresh meat the same
as at ]as5 quotations-beef> 20 70 70 CTS :'21
10, best peces-~IaTzb and veal Is to ~ Cts
Early vegetables begin 70 come III more freely,
lettuce, sprouts, &c. but Inc prices are high.
Butter fror1 50 to 70 cts. per 10. Eggs 30 cts.
z,er dozen. Shad SO CTS. per pair. Hervifg
Is 10 20 cts per dozen.
The Courrisr des IGtats Unis states shat
there IS no disagreement between the French
aud Federal authorities IN regard to the hitch
raond tobacco question. NJ de MarihauLt, who
,a,mmands the French vessels IN fhe james
River. had orders from the French Minister IN
WashingIon and from Admiral tteynaud, TO
return, with all his vessels from City Point 70
Fortress Monroe, on the 23tl inst
The N. Y. Evening Post objects 70 the recognl
tioa Of the Virginia Constitutional Convention
which has undertaken to change the organic
law Of that state. Notwithstanding thls radl-
cal action, the Post IS very much inclined to
doubt the legality Of its proceedings
lii probable that the Maryland State Con
yention will adjourn from Annapolis 10 Baltl'
more The reasons assigned Tor the transfer
from AnnaDolis are the high pricess OF living
and the Want Of proper accommodations tor
the members.
The steamer Belle of Memphis reached
Cairo on The 2Gfh with q number Of men,
horses. mules and wagons, belonging 70 the
sixteenth army corps bat recently attached 70
the command OF Banks.
L will be seen by the action Of the Ctty
Council last night shat the CoTaln1tteo On
streets were authorized 70 hare the bulkhead,
az the loot Of kiog street, extended into sfhe
river for the distance Of thirty teeE
The takers in Washington are % charge 6
cents ior pound loaf Of bread.
4 soldier ia attem pting 70 escape the guaro,
was shot and killed at the corner OF kins ana
Patrick streets, yesterday afternoon.
I. Stone, ESQ, one Of the delegation elected
10 represent Charles county, Nd, in she Con
yenfion 70 frame D new Constitution, has re-
signed bis scat ia that body III consequence
Of this resignatio, the Sheriff gives notice Tor
. s1ecia| election 10 take place on Saturday, the
7th Of May.
3ispatch from Memphis 70 the Nofthefn
napers announce that the spring campaign
n tbat quarter would probably open about the
]st If May. The camps were being cleared Of
all unnecessary ;ncumbrances> officers bad
been instructed 20 reduce their baggage, and
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03
For the Standard
CANP Srn N. C. REGT., PETERSBURG, Va,
February 18th, 1864.

FOR the STANDARD
e. CANP Sra N C. REGr., PETERSBURG, VA,l
February 18th, 1864.
At meeting ofthe young men of company II,
9Th N. O. regiment II. 7. j. Ludwick was called to
the Chair and Michael Cook requested to act as
Secretary of the meeting
The Chairman then explained the object of the
meeting in brief and creditable manner
On motion, the Chairman appointed the following
men as q committee to draft preamble and resolu-
tons expressive of the sentiments of this meeting
viz: D. II. Ridenhour, D. A. lsenhour, NJ. A. Good
man, j. L. Peck, j. V. Fisher and d. L. Bost.
The committee retired and after short absence,
returned and reported through the Chairman the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
read and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We willingly cast our lots with those
who battling for the glorious cause of free
dom AMI religious liberty; and, whereas, we have
been for nearly three long years energetcally en-
gagged IN writing to the young ladies to whom socie-
ty owes livery existence and having failed to elicit
from their fair hands any favorable response what
ever and it becoming aarmingly manifest that they
have forgotten those in whose hands they placed a
fragrant boQuet and like the Spartan mothers of old
while waving their handerchiets babe US go forth
and defend the soil we all love most and are now
willingly suffering themselves to be led victim to
the shrine of Hymen by the rustic hand of those
whose locks have long since whitened by the frosts
of many 4 winter therefore be it
ResOlred That 1t is our avowed purpose never to
write again make love any Of the young ladies
of CabarruS, Rowan or Stanly counties until we
shall have the full assurance that correspondence
wUuld'be reciprocal
Resotced That as this is leap year we would
most cordially extend to them the liberty of choos-
sing from among us those with whom they prefer
corresponding and thereby secure happy results.
RsSOtred, That while we are undergoing the hard.
ships of camp life in defending the fair ones of our
land we do heartily disapprove of their willingness
to be tied with Hymenial cords to mititia officers,
grey hdire'l WidO1cers and oil bachelors
ReSotoed, That willingly overlook their for
mer lukewarm treatment towards u.s. and cheerfully
submit to their being escorted all necessary oc
clsions by boys whose faces have not yet sprouted
for the BARRIERS blade; but in nowise shall this
privilege extend far 10 the best interests
of the soldier.
HssolUed, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be sent to the Western Democrat, Raleigh Standard
and Salisbury Waterman for publication.
Ga motion the meeting adjourned.
Ii. L. j. LUDWICK, Chm.
MfOnaz. COOK, SSc'v. -.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03
For the Standard.

rOr tue Otandard.
hR. HOLDEN Please excuse me for thus intru.
ding upon you but sympathy for soldiers wives
and little ones urges me to the duty. We are iv-
ing among few and only few secessionists who
are Tor every body to 81 and fight but themselves
One case | wish to mention Of minister in this
County, who is continually from the pulpit urging
upon the people that ought and should take care
O.: the soldiers wives and divide the last bushel
with them. very poor lady whose husband had
been taken to the army and has four little children
depending upon her for support and hearing of this
minister's benevolent exhortationS from the pulpit
She concluded to 90 to him for . little assistance
never doubling but what he would set the example
nc urged upon others; but to her surpfse, when
she called upon him (though man of property he
seemed to be as poor as herself She asked him for
many things, all of which was denied her. Last of
all she asked him for Some molasses His reply
was he made bu! 80 gallons, and she had better 90
to Old Mr. -, who is q very DID, feeble man,
with none but himself to keep his family up and
mas three sons IN the army. So tie poor lady got
nothing from The benevolent minister but denials
ana @dIice to go to very poor man for assistance
Now d tins minister wishes the people to do as he
rged them to do, why did he not frs. set the ex.
ample? This same man is war man. with four
SOUS, and neither Of the four in the army to nv
kfnwiedge-at least was not a few months ago.
Still Ge il for every body to 90 and do their duty
Why not his sous do their whole duty -
Yours truly, -.. az s-l-a. F.
AlaInance Co., N. u, Feb. %, 1854.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03
STATEMENT,

Shouting tie number Of VhEe, free eoored, sLavS f:drT
umd toIt ySTatfor u each c,rntg in ne Stdts @ aOrt6,
CI,O ucoV, dsMy the sth Ctnsus Lk.A GAd resEraed
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03

We regret to learn that the ncn. s. Fl. Christian,
Of Montgomery is dangerously I'll Of typhoid
fever.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03
STATEMENT
Valuation Town Aggregate VIII

nd Iana"" p~tE and the 4ggrg'
RsaLs ~ha
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03
STATEMENT,
Slaves Valuation Slaves State taxes or

kcopg the number dnd-dL4dtOh Of SI0Ues listed far tar
ut0n IN 1888 md tie State paat the by TIE
couatss O tOhich returns reciOed PriOr
70 September 3D. ls6%:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03

A1ESERAL ORDERS, NO. 2..-WANTED
~ 100000 FUR SKINS The undersigned haVinp
commenced the manufacturing of HATS at Statewide
W. GSre 10 purchase the above amount of Furs for which
the highest price will be paid exchanged for Hats
Wanted also, 1,Ooc lbs. Wool the same terms For
particulars, apply to MS.
&C.,, S. WITTK0WSKY 4 co.
s's'e'7ills. NC April !; 1894. ut
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03


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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03

STEAM ENGINE WANTED...I WISH TO
~ purchase STEAM ENGINE of from Is to 80 hose
power: Any person having one to dispose Of may nd
purchaser by addressing the subscriber stating h size
and kind Of boiler thu diameter length of stroke If
price and where situated. ' wv
also want 10 purchase so inch Harrison Mill"
ii. W. DIXON,
, Godstou, N. c.
"1icu l. loo4' I7-ltpd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
sAVERY HOUSE,

Des NIoines, Iowa.
yvyHIS HOUSE is NOW OPEN TO THE TRAY
cling public. Guests be accommodated with
ecmmedous rooms suited to their wants.
a.I9 JN. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
SEWING, SEWING, SEWING!

INl Is agent for --
CLARK,S LNPROTED SEWING MACHINE.
specmens of Stitching, Hemming and Embroaery
can be seen at her residence opposite the American
House. Gail and examine.
ey- Mrs Trumbul is also prepared to do ALL kinds
Of Sewing and Embroidery with nedtness and dtspdsch
msc 9s fsSa Son
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
UNION RESTAURANT!

WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
people Of Cedar Falls and vicinity that am now pre-
pared supply PARTIES, FESTIVALS and PRIVATE FAMI-
LIES with everything suitable for GESTEEL DINNER,
an EVENING PARTY. Warrant everything from my Es-
tablishrent be Of the first quality charge. All
Lovers of Ice CREAM and such luxuries will please call
and see what can do for them My prices
BILE. y, " DEs,NE,