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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-10
Union soldiers So ng


The.rebs have tramplcd down our fields,
Destroyed our,walls and ditches, ,,H
But Abe can build the fence again, ..
And Andy mend the breaches. .,H..
.... Lincoln is the IMAM we need, d.
johnson, too, is handy ....
Yankee. Doodle, boys hurrah t.
For Uncle Abe and Andy!
We've got n Grant from Abraham
To beat the rebels hollow; .f.,'
Andswhen we have aman to lead, ......
Why, we're the boys to follow. .,...
Lincoln is the man we need; ...
johnson, too,..i is handy;
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
For, Uncle Abe and Andy! W.
Old Butler thinks the way to fight
Is with the gun and sabre;
and doesn't see that "Contraband" .....
Are "fugitiyos from.laborl" ...
Lincoln is the man we need, .
Johnson, too, is hnbdy,
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
For Uncle Abe and Andy!
...l. ....H- @E..zF s..
For CoppcrhcGls begin to squirm,
The rebels are looking sury
Since Sheridan has made them run,
by fighting late and Early.
Lincoln is the man we need,
Johnson; too, is handy,
Yankee Doodle, boys mrrah
For Uncle Abe and Andy!
And of four gallant Sherman now
We feel "A little prouder,
Because he's made aliycly-Iood
BY stirring rebs with powder. l.
Lincoln is the man VIC need, .f
Johson, too, is handy; ...f.
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah ....
- For Uncle and Andy!
Our country in the Navy, too, f
Has many a brave defender; .Hr
There's Farragut knows how to shoot,
And make the foe surrender.
Lincoln sthe man we need, ..
johnson, too, is handy; ..
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
For Uncle Abe and Andy.
Poor little Mac has taught this f;rt,
For which we owe him one vote, r ...
"NaPolconic strategy. p. ......
Is hiding on glInboat
Lincoln is the man need,
Johnson too, Is handy;
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
..... For ITnola Al . nnd AndvI .....
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-10

The Niagara Falls hotel has closed
for the season. The International is
to be enlarged next year, and made
the largest hotel in the world. ,'l.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-10

pa" Montreal had four earthquake
shocks OF Friday, Ithe,21st.l otalaG2-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-10
"Yc Editors

AIR" TrOdbddour,"
i| - H1ll... .
.l,. Gaily the Editor ..r. ..|' .
Smoked his cigar, ..
While he was sciSSorhg 'f
.. News near and far. 70
Looking for murders dire,
Item rputF-
.... :" DcrH come--Deril come .,.. .
Ain'tths enoughl"
Sadly the Editor, H..
-n.,.. Heard the boy shont u, ....
"Pnragrnphs hs!-Paragraphs =
.H| My oopys run out" h.ir Ut
H.. Then with anerveless pen, t..
He scrbbled some sihtE
..iH "DsriI oomo--DGll llcome--- '.
..,.,...f Amt this enough!" !....t...
Wild looked the Ed5tor, '''.'
'till VI Rage frod his cye ,-.raHU a
tsr when cried the little imp. .;,,....t
~" The form'sigone to pil" 2. %.
.9lCr Straight to the fend he dew, lil
Gaye HIM acufF-
~ Careless inpLC Careless tp,p-- i5l
yqri..' rllgye you enoughLTl l. gp al.
Lancaster, O., Noy,bthr 1seI, ,,, c(.,,,,.
.mil. TTT-rH-o-e-----77-T 9n
B@r Montreal had four. earthqp
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Proposals
usADevAnrsas Dsr AErusxr 90 wssineroG.(
OgucA % aIav QUARfsknAsrnS,
tHAsnrHoroy. Auguf6 t3et.

tvAsnrHeroy. AuyuA6, lSet.
PROPOSALS for HATS, CAPS. SHOES,
il DRY GOODS SEWING MATERIALS. ta-Wrt,en
Proposals viii be received o. this Office untd lrhes "oos
(or nsu. the following tces for use oil ns
women aud children Ia THU Oopsrnsent -, NJ.
Brogsns tuss.t. ac.) and ott< sefvceaois De"~ s"1
Shoes for men women and chldreu q wear
tSbip f.It and w ooen Hate and Cloth Csp~
Krr.ey Lin.ey Gr gams Cal Goes blankets ana "the'
Woolan and Cotton Goods :, a, -, ,r,,.....s M,.
Hickory Stripes Tor 5hirtsh EsdcSins onoesohea 'i1'
lin.
WOODEN Socks snd BuraPs ~,
spoor Cotton black and white .t,en Thread
Bone su. ucudsr Buttons, arye buttons Tor sosfr
White Porcelain bltton Yarn Needles, and ohos Ewing
Sample. should be srn eson bid OF the expense Of the
party Forwarding the same. 49,,
40 oath Of 3 glance should accompany eaoh bid 80
No verbal proposition will be entertained but every bid o.
uodifc atou ol tbr same must DC H. writing
Purchases will DO made from tine 10 time a. tho Foods are
needed usdrr otherwise a. tbs interests Of toe
service may require. .
GOOD security wiki Re required for the lhfuful hment Of
any contrsos made under this Advertisements
Prop,.a should he ,d addressed to tho uuderslned
aud iudcIssd Prop for furnishing Dry Goods &c
" ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lieut. Col and CLlrf Quaternastsr Department OF Wash
iprfct
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Aasr CL0rH;sa AND EouirAaz OrvIcs.
lrl CIscIssArI, Ohio, august 0, 1901. J


No. IL CIscLysAri Ohio august 0, lbL
PROPOSALS ore invited by the undersigned,
until TUESDAY, August is. 1904 at O'Clock p. m. for
fura..hiis thh Department 10y eon'ras.) with
lUounc, DJCkj
"a ounce DUCK;
1 iuch MANiLLA HOPB.
Samples Of which may be Ut the OLce OF Clothing sn
Equipasc In tbis city.
70 delivered ce Of charge at the IT, s. Inspection War
house this eli In good packsy~. With the name
the part furnsns the kind and quantity Of goods distinctly
marked on ssnh article and package .
Parties odeing goods DIS inay state in thcir bids the
hsy pf the price and ttne Of dSyey
sample, when .bitted must be marked aud numbered TO
with the proposal aud the parties thereto m't
guarantee that the goods shall be In every rspec, eqn
Army STANDARD oeris. ths PropoAa vii BOT be con"de'ed
guaranty, signed by two Responsible per.on. mnst ~
each bid guaranteeing that the bidder win s"pPJ
tie articles AVA ded to him dor his proposal . s
Kids will BE- opened TUESDAY. August 10 ."n',
ecloot D. M .. tbs so~. cd biddors requested 70 "
present.. ., ,eSI
Bonds viii be required MAJ The contracts WIN Do 'A'J
fulGllsd . s. A.,
Teisgams rssiins 70 Proposals WI not Be nosioed
PLANK fcas II Proposals.. ooutrsots aud bonds may w
tsined u this ofhrs. -,,-..-..--.,
The right rej.e, any bid ,e"sd snrss'cssso reserved
BY order Of Coz. TuosAs swords, 4. q. NJ ~. - a,
: 20 &. w. MOULrUH. tspt ard A. v. Al
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Any CLorniNa AND EauiPAas Orvreu. I
CfHcIsNkTt. Ohio, Ausust q, 1904. }

Army CLOTHING AND EauiPAdn Orrtoh
A., ,,,, CucsNkTi. Ohio, Ausustd 1904. }
PROPOSALS. are invited by the undersigned.
n.tu SATURDAY, August 10 1854, at o'clock IL
=. o,,,i.hin. Ia Depaxtlienssby contrsetD with
''' ARAY BLANKETS pound Wool. Gnyi
RUBBER PONCaO TENT BLANKETS.
Sample. which n,sy be the ses VI Clchins ~
Equipage IN this city.
10 be delivered FREQ Of charge. at ths u g. In.Psctass
Warehouse Ia this city, good packssrs with tho -
Of the patty furnishing the Kind and quantity of goods ~
tpc,iy Marked each srticle and package.
Parties oieriE goods must DISTINCTLY state In their bids ~
quany they propose TO furnish. tho price, and tine
DC livery
Samples. when submitted, mus 10 marked and nrmbsse
TO With the proposal. aud the psrss hercto u.
that the goods shall BE- IN every resscs easa
Army standard othss~iss the prsposs Nl nss - ~
siderrd
guaranty, signed BY tive responsible Peesass mast aee:
psny each bid guaranteeing that th~ bddsf WI supRV -
Articles awarded 10 him under his propossl - 80.
bids viii be opened Saturday. AASvss ~
O'Clock .. NJ. 81 tAh s0os. and biddssssro ressssssa
presefIi-
Awsris viii BE- made On MouAy. Asspst n
Bonds viii BE- required thai Tie eo'tfso> VIZ -
fuhrsL 80 -. -
Tslrrrsms rsistins 10 Proposals viii not BE- nscea -
Li.nS form, OF rsposa Costracts and Bond n'sJ -
taneJ Il this oihee. ---..,.. A. ,.~c~~.A
The right to NJ scs any hid deemed sures'csaes
| ~ q. W. aUUtTOh Captain s'sa a. " y.
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propcsals.
Oyvros ARuy CLefHiSs AnD HeurPAon, !
CsHcrnIAri. Oalo. August b. lsA

Oyuos ARuy CLsfnISs Anp EeurPAos, &
No I3al CsHcIuIAri, Oaio Auyust b. tsssA }
ARMY SUPPLIES.-NOTfCET TO WHOM
N IT MAY CONcERN--Certsta Contractor With this
Department having failed fuish the supple. secodins to
mo rsinr n opeu r-arket upon MONDAY August 1866
a hs Ucs Clothing and Equpsso, In Cincinnati o. sutli
further notice .u.
Tor immediate delivery. .
The Tro be equal IN evry particular 10 the
Standard smps this office Purchases will be made hoD
time dL,s until the Deficiencies are fully supplied
ny order Of Col TH0MAs SwoRDs, A. O. ~. o.
&, w. MOULTON,
Captain and A. q. H.
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nROPOSAI~S for FUEL for the COUNTY Of
i NEW-YC iK vi b roivrd ~ tho Conmi'sos on sas'
n tho Board OF supervisor fcr ten days - =
b,Jdsn Win as the 1oe rss asoo ws 70. % 'uns
a.t An mac, oa dsvvi a ,ush PAGES IN this city a.
The committee may dir 20 be do,vfcd darns tue months
Also pr.c, cord fH 5ooor Pms "s'S sswsa A1a
spit
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Eayr DrPARryssr, August = 1884
DROPOSALS For BUILDING SOUTH

/ WING 40 NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILDlN0.-
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals. Tor building
South ing Navy D-plr.ment buldine vii be received
At th, oilr~ until u ocio,A ia. 18th day Of August
1854 ans and eciiaions r-udy for eaHnin 'ion 81 s
Navy DsI-sItm-n and the bud ,ost b. o the wno'e oa
war hea spJsra Bidders are request 70 mans wy
tiue la whih they will 10 have me Suha'hs
ready oeoupaonj and all BIDS ns' DO
tue followln y guar nire; -. a., >rrrr
rL,a. ,,o.i - OF - 10 tho State o.. sna
- Of - In the state e. hereby susEan,s,s' x h,
800 bs accepted be OF they win WYNN .o
day. s Of The oos,.s the Pos. h good
sn ., ..curili,s. aud In the ssid - tnsi t-
=, ,, at" conr.ct sfoesAd we gusan, TO naAe ,ooa
the dihsfrnre b-swern '"s ~ 40 +
VII oil may DO acosptsa- Hia A n 0usrxntor
Witness. .tf.r n n 0,,.r-n,o,
r. y. ~
thereby certify thu. tho above named - are Known %
~ mel, Of propery sbe 10 mako good their sas
ro be ,gnsc bY tho United Ststes Navy Agsns' pAniss
I,d,r or Attorney Z fConector l..
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MaeIlinerp.

TURBINE WATER
II .. a . WHEELS
Competent men are employed 70 droaras make
plans aud nut in fumes, " beels sffd gearing. II
TALLCUf UNDEHffILL. 40 Bposdway, keS.York.
'rDODD<S RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants.
NO. hey works Paterson NJ Jj manufacture sta
tionery and possie Eugst aud bowers fsr. Hemp Tow,
OAtlIn, AID Kope MAcineIJ. Nil CtAms. Skating. ~
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TINTED STATES HORSE and CARRIAGE
L FT ATC1lON MART,

YlrTH-AV., cor h.si.. New-Yort.
The would beg leav. b. inform the pubic tbst
,e, res urr now fully completed r the reception Of
HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS.. Gc.. intendsd for
public sale By auction AM they ns.ue tie ptEou' thai her
literal y te fsitlluiy protected and retcras made
promptly. 90, -.
WEpSrsDAY and SATURDAY throughout the year. aud
no jobbuy dealing upon the OF any CONNECTED
With the ostabiishraent ~ nndSr any eLcansances be
allowed.
Tary bope 10 receive ~ patronage Of the besDes. and
uuisy aud val always endoevor 70 msft theu
continued cJhdencs aid conrusEA Thrn ffoics for the
exhibition OF Hoes. Canise., Bargs, hane'> &C. cannot
be usceed tho county The odson for % horses
with osters fully acquainted with their detes together with
ross, capable feEhbng over icv vehicles
Horsez Carriage ~ Harness Intended for Wednesday
sses, should be in thn Sirrday preceding but VA Do
received until Monday Those inieadsd 10, ssrr
day ks snoud b. st Ia tho Wednesday preceding said
sale days Bat will be received until p. Thursday
u. Groom, viii be In s-ndsncs at any ru~ depot OF
steamboat lxndny Ia New OK receiving Instructions by
post tees PHI that hoses osge~ VII arrive BY cthss
conveyance The pabc respectfully invited inspect
thu ssTsngusnenta II. J. JORDON Co., ffoprirtess,
p srU.l' fHut .0 f..rrg n tah ~. and 9Th ST.
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CARPET WARE, TWINES and PAPER.
~ L. A. HARVEY. No. ~ hisilen.ane. Now YorA. {
Ton ACCO TWIHE.
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Ntm Publications.
NARIHTON. PUBLISHER, NEw-YORK,
WIN have ready 'n'f'~ d'"' o
NfAurNI IN TENNESSEE

OOWAN ~
a new book by Edmund kifke, author Of Among the
ptDss and My Southern Freafa The an bor IL the
i.ter portion Of this exceedingly readable gives
Sr,phlo thrilling OF his recent mysterious vst.
IA company with Col Iaquess, 10 Richmond. Va, the
Rsll capital aeir dan srps exploits and adventures
Though the army among IN; wary Confedelses
described with wonderful! power and nterest Rwo. Goth
limited paper. Si 20 -
JOHN GUILDERSTRING' SIN.
.ss, moved Of the Gay Livingstone stysbOld and fsr
sn''ins n"'' CLOTH tinted isP'i' 81 80
H7 QUEST.
charming novel and tha, win win great praise
ftom ladies. limo CLOTH tinted paper. 81 80
".
THE ALABAMA AND SUMTER.
Tho Cruise OF those vessels the private Journals
~ Captain Ssfnnles and his officers rus Wyts Pm
hon the adv proof sheets Of tie London to sue
the most intense uterst presenting VIVA snu -
history Of the eutre eacer OF these two famous co"o
vessels
20 rai.al--l w. a
CENTEOLA. THE MAID OF TIE MOUNDS
An st,rav new work by Of the wei known ana
vrry novuisS book Green Mountain b6ya limo co'n
VI.
~'tr.' -V1CTOIRE.
as~ novel vigorous and f.eshsure 20 make ht sm"os
ebe 6cfion ~sdng public. l2mo. cloth, tinted 81 ID
ss These books will Be sold everywhere, and VIII 30 cent
nv npxa vaaE on receipt az price. bv -
GEO. w. CARLETON Publisher, View J org.
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NETWORK PIANO-FOKrE COMPANY.
IN ~ 3Jt HUDSOS-5T., HE"-fOhk-
Til. tnembArs Of this Con pspy being
SUPERIOR PRACTICAL WOkkhES' a.,
suarta ths, rIANDs Of our make arr noi supAea ey
tbo.s OF az, o-.b shnsn In this county OF Eufop" 49,
We invse esphduoo tie ma.ieai Aad H1'e PapNs 70
'n''Os"'' "MfKirs or OUR INSTRUMENTS.
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MASON l. HAMLINs CABINET ORGANS,

MASON L. HAMLINs CABINET ORGANS,
VA for FAMILIES. CHURCHES and SChtoLs.Iitse
uy- ty h nIus,zl profession greatly supsfiof 70 tiio
uums Meiodeons aud all other ANAL S-s our iHas
taed catalogue fos explicit Ie'inon! 70 tnaif 'aPen!
frou Jrlty OF b- enliurnt e&his-s u hnSIoh
Prces x3s 70 500 zach.
C.J'I'IOE 10 PUHCHASRRs.-Ils area, reputation
Which our Cabinet Orssns obsn, and the e,-aivs
de,d for item have induced do-rs 10 advertise Ia some
c... quite isrunsuts Csbinot Orssn- ami TO
oh. 10 fep-r,,st 20 pcly. that Harmoniams l7i o.hrf
r,, orxan. ere the s.- thing Ih. Is Dot lb- oie>i
Mr. .,e ,h- r@snn pot merely u the .uperoh 81
tlsi. sn.bip but asc N Aryc Of esrn s. an
f-,pces a. continuation whira b-ns pseIted crhn y nc
these Gri-s th-u S,'tsf
oo,y nd youni. OF tone aud srd capacity OF Sss
SION v syesogu.s iu Sew.io.s, NO. Aisfeerst -
'''"' MASON BROffRRs.
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,,Ur WERFR PIANO FORTE-

IvNHE WEBER PlANo TUX e.
Il IA admitted "a. Est Piano Forte made, because The
etr b-,a practical ehsne Of lons sIp-Tiruce
slso THOROUGH MUSICIAN. tbus eoubinIg sds,nissrs
pos.ea..d by other manufacturer In the tnHrd st-.
suoh /, The test rlony Il = h. MIL, Robert Hr.r Geo r.
Bfaos VIA. Mason, e. Jerome Hcg tiHs thps frAdc MAJ
Mrrtrei Carl An.chutz John Zntde. hscncs susso,ch'
m 1 s-oneia .vory GOOD musician Ia the Unei States
All ns,cs ear. a, once admit their gTrai superiority Ware
rooms No. l.s West Eroad~ay near Csusl-s-
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CTEINWAY ~ SONS GOLD MEDAL
y GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are nov oou'd.fei
tho best M Europe wed this county having rseetvrd be
fr Przs .i.ds II toe Worlds Exhibition "a London i1s
Tue pucpa. wny the stotwsY Ano. are superior
10 ali otbets tfai lao o coGiposed OF ~" pS Hiic
usuf ore her and four .on'l nho invent o. her
own improvements, ni under " hose ~ coca npfr'i'n
every Of the nssr1asut u asIut ,tnel nH'foo'
Nos sgi 70 Fast fo1rteGh bo.sesn Uuioa square AMI
lr,inf Plee New. York.
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CAvAlsY 6uLnir Oprics o. ASSISTANT Qu,sIHsl
wAsTER No. II s1ArysT, hES.yonY, JuD- 10, 49,
(,AVALRY HORSES WAN1ED.--l viii
~ purchase Ia OPEN MARKET eli the Csva'ry Horses
that NAV pesAu cd and potiou ~ the
stables iuh AID th.l. tn city anil ur;hcr
notice.
Psym-n viii h. Insds In reots payable In nerhesss Of
indebednsss. wbon IN HoI-es received
PIlo. one hundred and siIty-ive ti6,, dollars each
GO. 4. BROWSING, Capt and A. q NJ.
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yJ,uE GREATEST soc. BOOK OF TIL
AGE,
ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES
NARRATIVE OF EDMUND wRIGHr'

Ills Adventures with AMI Escape nom
J'rE KNIGHTS Df THE GOLDEN CIisOLE; =.
alyIN,l An INSIDE VIEW OF TIL MODuS " THAI
INFAMOUS ORGANIZATION. AND IT'S -
COyNECTION WITH THE GREAT hEBELLiUN
.ASu TIE COPPERHEAD MOVEMENT AT IRE
NORTH.
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Gorsco, Carriages, sc.

CuisrsanA-rrns Oysrcs. WV Yosx. Arril 10. 1856
RTlLLEkY HORSES WANTED.-l,o 900
~ 1,tsr, Uorse. WAITED Tor wlish One hundred sui
Seventy 20 Ons H1dfed End flssy Dollars WI ~ psid
Tor al dat pass inspection Thee h9rss nus Dc sound 10
.yery parsl.f broten Lees IL l5t hands
gh aud win pres-nird for inspection at III. C1ysneD
sleb.s 35li .sl, b,t~,eu icih aud iili ayvup.i
STEWART VAN NiIET. Qusr.nDsstsr
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POLYTECHNIC INsrI-

" TUIF.. T. NJ III HNHUAL
sIus Of la. well SCHOOL 0y tsGNKERfs6 AND Mar
me- AZ scigScs sgiI sept H. ioA lac SRIscI
s,L srlISo l. comps. aud ready ftr occupation thr
NKw ANVIL RgonrfR giving fo Information. sy te 90
CiIA.tLES DROWEE, Director Troy N. Y.
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
" PHAETON5 TUMpLE-sk vt ROCHAwAYs.
DEPOT WAGONS WITH AND WITHOUT TOPS.
NEW AND SECONDHAND SlliFTlhG 1Op BUOOIES
LIGHT ROAD WAGONS, HARNESS. 10.
by HAIRY {. COOKE,
No. 10 peyss.
TOR SALE-An excellent PAIR Of BAY
l. CARRIAGE HORSES sound and lind 10 all tsr.
ne,s Also. COACH. ROCkAWhY, WAGON HARNESS
BLANKETS 60 Can be- =. the rs.denoe OF tie lac
Mrs Isabella WeyDlu, Bloomtugdgio road and ssd
I,OR SALE-Just from Niagara Falls. span
OF BLACK HORSES cloy sicbcd. Kind. sound. cIessnt
ga movement ana Of Black Hawk stock Can be sern Of tho
,t.blu Of ALLLRIOE West i3tb a. add aLsv VIII ~ 70
tho Paik any evening st 81 O'Clock.
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CTRICTURE OF the URETi.RA.--An exam
~ nation in,o the rationale OF Mt SfMEo me hod Of
treatment for its immediate and raical c"rei By EpWAhU
kYERARDUS WARNER, No. l te.ey.sl. As;or House.
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ONs NEW aud SUCCESSFUL METHOD
" of Treating NERVOUS DEBILITY, snd Ell otL.r Sem
In. Affections Fourth Edition. Intended for Popular Sc
BY c. d. HAMMOND NJ d., formerly Professor vi Sp.cs
An.fom, and Surrery in the Syrecu,e Medical College ~
An Indispensable wot Marital subjects Prce ~ VAN
NEk Publisher, No. ] besey-st., Sew. lork-
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Given undrr eur hands aud seais
this-- day Of -, le~-.
lSes.
wt,rs,,, S-sLI
BE- addressed to Bri gadier Genen. GEORGE
d. RAMSAY, Chief of Ordinance " sshnstun, ID. e.. and
will BIO eud,r.ed Proposals tor Horse fquipinews."
GEORGE b. RAMSAY,
Breader- geisral Chief OF Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-12
f,ErJTEOLA. THE MAID OF THE MOUNDS
VICTOIRE.

An entirely new work by author Of the ekno~n az
sys'ral.i book " o'''a MOUNTAIN DO ''' '''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
NEWS By LAST NIGHTS NAIL


1t was rumored in New York on Wed.
resday that the Government had sent five
commissioners to Richmond to confer on
peace. Probably not true.
Fernando Wood, in speech at Dayto
o., on Tuesday, predicted that the Chicago
Convention will tremendously bring out a
peace platform and peace candidates.
The Chicago Tribune says It is more
fiIau ever certain that the rebels are in strong
force in the Shenandoah, ssrl that stirring
news may be expected from that quarter.
Il Wash n !;;on dispatch OF the oath
says:
The lalcs. dispatches from Atlanta show
that no active operations are going on there,
and General Sherman is remaining quiet un.
III events trarspirc in other quarters.
Gen. Changers forces, at last accounts
were within shrcc hundred yards Of Fort
Morgan, and, in conjunction with the fleet,
would make an assault upon the fort in the
course of a few days. There is seven feet OF
water up to Mobile, to which city it is ex'
pectcd that two monitors and the Tennessee
will be able TO ascend.
We have tae startling intelligence that n
body Of Forests rebels attacked and actu
ely entered the city Of Memphis, Tenn, last
Sunday. After making a raid through the
town, they were engaged by our troops and
driven out Generals Washburne Hurlbu.,
md Buckland, who were in the city at the
time, narrowly escaped capture. The rebels
did not have time to do much rlundcring.
The Chicago J"urnal says: We have
no new Developments as yet. of the move.
ments Of Grants forces south of Petersburg
At last accounts the rebels were still trying
desperately to dislodge General Warren from
his position on the Weldon Railroad, which
~as deemed imprcgnablc p S.: Later
news announces that the rebels have aban,
doned their attempt to retake the Weldon
Railroad, and that there is a prospect Of the
carly fall of Petersburg.
Tho Indian war on the Plains, the final
struggle Of the red man on this continent,
bids fair to assume formidable proportions.
From Fort Kearncy to Denver the red skins
have matters all their own way. The white
settlers, the lonely frontcrsmen, have fed
or been murdered, and nothing remains to
mark white occupation but the far apart mil
itary 2osts. The overland stage company
have withdrawn their stock, and matters ART
ut stand skill. A reliable authority places
she aggregate Of these consolidated Indian
tribes at one hundred thousand fighting men
1t will be grave matter to- dispose Of SO
MANY red rascals..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
SELECT SCHOOL.

Mrs. IT, WELLS, ~ Mas sachusetts, will open =
lVl Select School, for girls and boys, in Miners Hail. or
Tuesday, August seth.
Tuition, per term, 12 weeks, $500
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
Republican Union Congressional
a.+s.,-... f.-.r Convent i(yn.. ~.s

There will be a Republican Union Congressional Con
vcn,ion for the Oh District of Iowa held at Fort Dodge
Webster County, on Wednesday, August 3lst, 1864, Al
10 o'clock A. for the pnrpose Of nominating candi
date represent said District in Congress. All parties
who In favor Of vigorous prosecution Of the war and
Of giving the Government hearty support in its erdeav
suppress the rebellion invited to send delegates
without any regard to former political associations.
Each County will be entitled to delegate, and one
for each hundred votes cast for Gov stone and
5sr every fraction ever forty votes so cast. .,..
-' Gu. RICHARDS, Chairman,
Eep. Cen, Com. 9th Cong. Dist Iowa.