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PROVIDENCE S. C.--Suprene
Court. 6KF ExD1R TEEN, A. D. 1851.
jpon Tue application Q: Nathan F. ui1nE to1 IN orde:
not1rc to the hi,-hlreFt OF the dppE1nton Bank
j clam untt u7on the Receiver. 49,
t is atjadgct, orcersc aud d%creed thtt the sR1d
ron cau.s . nettce to be published in the Prov.
uco journal, Chicago Trioun, hat New York Trt-
ne directing the hoidcrs Of the El.s ct said hep.
atou Btn Ind the cisinantS ucoI tie Receiver
sscof to brtIt In and present the u1s o said Bank,
q theal claims up2n eAid EsceiEef; Ut fae Horkin:
March, 1ss5 o. th'u clalms shA he tareye1 be11ed
aEalnet ehid Receiver; sa1a lcttrc % 20 published
1t leAst two montiA a.ter the fifteenth dAy OF De
uttered as the decree Of Court I'D day s. r. 1851
cc II BIZ order.
ie15-bsos-en, JOHN A. GARDNER. Clerk
, 1865-02-03
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AoOV PINE LAND

IN Marathon connts, Wis. Ioc4tea eonvenient g
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were selt cte1 snd enitte.l i9 1s and "enea os ma
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TERCHANTS' NATIONAL
BANK OF CHICAGO. .....
TREASURY DEPAE1aaE1rT.

orce nf Comptroller Of the rrrscncv.
WAtaHaT0E. Dc7cmbet Il iet*
7hereas. By eatis1sesory svsden;e psstsn.s :: the
,rhnnts' National Bank Of Chicago, In the CI;
Cnicago. County oi Cook .ne ststs Ct i:'tatAs tsa
re1ncau Of tho act Of CorE1ex entitled " An act to
vide National Currency. rstby z pledge q
ed st,tes Boode and to pfoElce t sae y 1Se
Compiled with Ill ot the prov7docr 0: ssic nGt r.
red 10 b. COMPLIED With before ccmUenEa1F on8''
of banking rn der e21d act.
oT, therefore,. l. HraE NC ULl<,CE. ON 1olea
lie Currency do hereby certify thst tho Msy ychAnts
,onal Baux OF C.urAGe, Ia the CITY Of ChtcAKos
iutY o! C<ol srd tste Of lllin Dis 10 to
nmrnce the brHne1s Of banksnF under tho act
.es4td-
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c tin t~cuty fourth day q: December, 1b6{-
9oyt rsn!.] HUGH Nc uilJGH+
s-+t54M Oomplrof}er nt the t.nrrency,
, 1865-02-03
In affections peculiar to females IL ure1uaed By an3
other preparation, Is In Chlorosls Retention 1rcz.
ular1t'cs, ra.n1ancss or suppression o1 Customary
evAcnsuona. liberation Or scif1hous state Of TIT
Uterus, LeucoE1heA. ana ali complaints Incident tc
the Sex, whether Arising rom habits OF disstpxnon N.
prudcnciess OF IN the Decline oi Change Of Lie.
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VIII radically c1termlnate from the kys:eu D1seasss
o4 tha Urinary Organs arsink hab1ta d,sslpA-
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Inconvenience and 10 exposure. completely sape,.
cettnK those unpleasant and dangerous seuedi4
Copsiba and Mercury. IL curing these unpleasant
dangerous dtseaseG.
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU,

In III diseases Of the Urinary oresns whether existing
In male OF female, from whatever cause ORIGINATING
aad no mstter othov long standing, It is pleasan
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Strengthening than any Of thcp7eraxaous Of Bark os
Irou.
Those scGeEiaE rom Broken Down os Delicate Coo
situtions, procure the remedy 1t orce.
The reader must BE- 2ware thst however slight us,
be tie attack OF the sbove diseases It IL sure to
his bodily health. mental powa.s. happiness, and ths,
ofhs posterity, Our nesh and blood are supporss<
from these sources.
, 1865-02-03

which sent the other part into the water. without
being : bgfnt 60 that f. my belief not more than
g hardly mora than would have been felt from a
dtteeuinch run.
You see, therefore, the experiment was not tried.
Some day It may be. At Ill events the explosion,
such a. it was, dld NOT hurt me, because I was
:sfy.ase nile. oil IN Tie harhor ot Beaufort coal-
relying gpon the promise Of Admiral Porter, N ade
to my officers, that be would give me notice 80
M e tie f0oa
TO land and attack the fort under cover OF the In
Jury and DEMONSTRATION caused By the explosion.
xSen hs kqsw ant
e6el Wy be s5enid ha9s S ed . keep e
MS nfGoS%tse except perhaps that The powder bo5t
nafa1 supposed it wonld utterly demolish the fort
and garrison, and he would only have to land his
MARINES ond pnt On the works. David Porter hie u
M1Ik5ano hand II tEer to the army when they
arrived, with claim for prize money Let me say
word o. two about the explosion. In The drsr
alyzc the men in the fortincation. and it W,s IN
atelyland and take possession OF the works.
when he @ay was aiiisas naiies os r. assiD
the time for the explosion Was to be 20 chosen
that ii It paralyzed tho men OF did any damage to
q BY landing the army and al attack by the naTy.
Why, then. blow up the powder at one o'clock at
night, Jet fail TO fire even the first gun from the
navy nnil twelve O'Clock the next day. thus giving
the enemy eleven hours to get over being stanaei
anr TO repair any damage that might have been
caused BY the explosion.
We'll, bomb:fdment wss opened upon Fort
Fisher, and 1t seemed to be conducted with CON
efderable skill, the fire being directed with good
deal Of accuracy. This for one day, Arriving at
az that would consult with bin, about ths a.
tack to be made In tho morning OF the next day:
The Admiral cent me word that be was tired. and
could not SEQ nc that night but that he would
see me OF my officers rs carly the next m,rnlns
as ne were ready. Intending 70 attack tort and
did a. Nc generally do in Lowell, set about it at
daylight. Gen. Wettzc1 md Comstoek vent On
board the Malvern at Elk o'clock, but the 40
lniral was not up. They arranged, however, that
We should attack ut eight o'clock, bnt II vas
twelre o'clock before tho navy reported that they
had covered the shore so that we could MAKE
landing. landed s, ,20n men. Twas besn'ilul,
smooth sea when we landed; but a storm was
coming on, and within eight hours after Va besan
landing the surf rolled 20 high upon that bach h
that no man could get On or oil. Not gun bad
been landed saye boat hoN4tzcrs. sent tho ablest
engineer officer that kncw. Gen. Wcttzel. &c.
conpanica BY Lieut.. Col. comssoek, enstaeez Of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Broke Jail. The two prisoners confined
in our county Jail, succeeded in ctfrctinp
their escape ON Thursday night last, aud, nj
though immediately pursued 10y Sheriff
Brown and deputies, 40 trace OF them has
been discovered and they, of course are still
at large. 1t seems that, by some means, they
had succeeded in removing one Of the bars
which secured the inner door leading into
the cells, and when tho old gentleman who
has had charge Of the Jail went to the Jail
on Thursday evening, st dark, to carry their
evening meal to them, they were ready at
the removal of the other bar which had to be
taken off to enable the jailer TO pass th..r
mca! into the cell, to spring upon him They
knocked the old man down, and made their
escape. 1t is matter of deep regret that
these men should have succeeded in cyadipp
the full penalties Of the law. HERRIcg. who
stabbed young WEST, in Lester township. is
a desperate character, snd deserves the So
verest punishment We believe that m,
blame attaches to sheriff Brown His ar
rangements, if they had been carried ou;
would have prevented thi. unfortunate ar
iHH.- Hateri0o Courier. .s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

| The EpjScoPdL Eateriaiaweat last Eces.
tny.-The ladies of the Episcopal church
done themselves great credit last evening in
the furnishing the entertainment they did to
their friends. The attendance was very good
indeed, considering the severe GOODNESS of
the weather, and the hall was warm and
comfortable. The concert of vocal and in
strumcntal music was without discount a
rare treat, and unsurpassed by that Of any
travelling troupe that ever visited our place.
The vocal music was by Messrs. MuLLARxY,
CLARK and Mrs. PIERCE. They sang to an
accompaniment performed on the inelodeon
by Miss FANNIE ANDERSON. The Instrument
al music was by tie Orchestra, which we
are glad has been revived, composed Of six
pieces--two flutes, two violins, horn and bass
Vol--played by Messrs. MuLLARKY, CHoAT,
CoNKLIS, HuST, OyERaAN and SESSIONS The
supper was excellent, ~ advertised it would
be. Everything was well and lastly gotten
up in connection with it, aud tho variety was
large and quantity ample. Oysters, chicken
pic, turkey, peaches aud cream, aud cake,
were few o: the articles presented to capt.
vate an appetite. Quite spirited time was
had over ring cake. Miss ANNIE KNOTT
drew the lucky cake with number SIXTEEN
The company dispersed about twelve o'clock
having passed a very pleasant evening.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

City Election. advertisement in an.
other column gives notice that city election
for Cedar Falls will be held on the first Mon
day Of March. Cedar Falls is City; let 10
one refer to her hereafter rs q town. A May.
or, City Dads, and all those things! Think
Of il! We've thought Of it, and concluded
to offer the following sentiment, which We
think becoming the dignity of city editor
The City cf Cedar Fats sends greeting to
the Cities Of tie World!
Wo have also concluded to make the fol.
lowing timely remarks in view Of our sp.
preaching city election:
We trust our city officers may be full as
honest SIS those of New York, and that the
ballot box here may not be more corrupt
than The ballot box there. The city printing,
at least, Ne trust may be executed without
fraud, and on contracts not more remuncra
tive than those made by the exemplary Off
Gals Of that pore city. To gain these desir-
able results we should commence now in the
morning Of our days to guard against the
vaccinations of citizens associations, and
to have naught to do with men save those of
our mind and those calculated for office held.
ing. Thus may we follow in the footsteps of
New York, rivaling her virtue, economy and
patriotism. Consider the importance Of
these observations, citizen. of the city of
Cedar Falls, and evince your accordance of
mind at the polls of your several wards on
the first Monday Of NJ arch nexti
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27
G o M vi E r CrAL,
GAZETTE OFFICE.

Naf@rt ~ bFFiCE. !
FRIDAY MoRsIsG, Jan. u. I
The markets for the past week have been
steadily declining in all except oats. The
victories Of our army and bright prospect Of
peace, and shippers holding back waiting for
something to turn up, have all combined to
put down prices. The hog market has stead
lily declined, and we quote at lot0I01 duh,
Wheat decidedly dull, and operators shy
about beying, not knowing, or capable Of
Judging with any degree OF certainty, what
the next few weeks may bring forth. 1. is
the firm belief among many of our best bus
mess men that the Fighting part of this war
Is about over, and ia that case every thing
must decline as greenbaeks GO up. Til.
cold weather and panicky market have kent
or streets quite bare of sill kinds of produce.
and it is hard 10 quote real transactions
enough to establish market.
WHEAT-To day, 80 a 9Gc and dali.
RYE-7o@75c. But little in market.
BARLET-8o q Soc. Steady.
CoRS-40 a. SOC.
OATs-Firm and in good demand at 40 an
20 cents.
EuTTEa-We quote at % 90 SOC.
GREEN HlDRs-4 % &c - ID.
DIR iiiDss-l4 a l5c q ID.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Joan Gsrrison's Fuaeral.-The funcrs,
services Of JOHN GARRISON, whose death We
noticed last week, took place last Sabbath at
Methodist Church. The large room was fill
ed to overlooking. The sermon was preach
cd by Rev. j. BowNAH, as deceased had re-
ques!ed that it might be. TIE Masonic
fraternity Of Cedar Falls, and delegates from
the lodges at Waterloo and Wayery were
present. The Masons conducted the process
sion to tho grave, and submitted to its mar
row confines the body Of their departed
brother.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Nol Fer the .Solaier.-The ladies of the
Aid Society will meet their friends at Bap-
list Hall next Friday evening, where they will
DO happy to serve up to then, such delica.
cies as cake, coffee. oysters, strawberries and
cream. Admission % cents, including cake
and Cotfse.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27
Il Recipe for tie Ctre Of Ftrer anu .30ut

4 Recipe for tie CtTe Of Etrer and Agus.
SASGo", FonBuren Co, Mich, Sept 9th, ts64
DR.. G. W. RoBACs- Sir: Your Blood Purifier and
Pills sell better here than any ether medicines could
keep They are just the medicine or the people, peculiar
~ adapted for the OF Fever and Ague but The people
use them as general medicine.
To break an attack Of The Aguc take Tablespoonful Of
the Blood Purifier every hour and then cleanse the sto
ach and bowels vel with your pills. ana in three days
the complaint VIII be removed aud permanent cure
effected.
All who try this treatment before applying to physic.
ian will be saved much cost and sgifer.pg
Yours Truly, APTAFr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27
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ny Extract sarsapnriIia Is Flood Purifier
bnehu 10 Liureie, and VII cs such In I'll cases
Ecth arc prepared purely ecica:lac prsncipIeai,
eccuoana arc the active measures Of either that
can be made. Already aad concasve cst viii 10 CON-
paso OF the!r properties With hose forth In TIE fol-
lowing works:
Sec Eispcasatory Of tho United etates
EaeTToles2or DEwErs' valuable works on the Practice
ofThyc.c.
geo remarks made By tic celebrated Dr. PHTs,c rbiIa
rec remarks made By Or. LsEIAIa Mcdowell a cele.
oiaea fasican and Member Of ths Royal College OF
Eafgeons Ireland srd published In tae Transactions Of
Ticking and Queens Journal.
zee Eedisochisurg.cal Review, published by gr.zJs
IHAvERs, Fellow oe tho Royal College Of E1rgoons.
See Caoss o. tAo late standard works on Acdlcinc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

The Reason. Prof j. r. CARPENTER was
on hand last Monday evening to give his con-
cart as advertised bat his voice was so az
fected by severe cold with which he was
suffering tina; he concluded 10 disappoint the
people by net appearing at all, rather than to
disappont them BY appearing in his unser.
vicable condition.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Corrsctt0n.-W were in error in stating
that Rev. {. (. HIVES had been appointed
successor to Col. NoarH, by Gov. FENroN of
New York. He has been recommended for
the position, but the Governor has not yet
appointed him to it. Mr.. HEwgs is still in
town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Stcosa Fags.--Ar. MELESDY's third letter
containing his Notes by the Way" may
be found on second page. The letter itself
has been making notes by the way, but still
is not too old to be read with interest, cs-
p.cial'y by farmers and those interested in
the College Farm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Nep Music - We have received A new
song and chorus entitled We are Coming
from the Cotton Fields" The music is by
). Z. WALLACE, music dealer, of Davenport,
Iowa. 1t is published by Roor & CADY, 9s
Clark street, Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Cald, Very Coia.--in striking contrast to
the warm, sunshny weather has been the
last few days. Wednesday and Thursday
were terrible days, the wind blowing cold
and keen from the northwest, putting one
wildly in memory of New Years, 1864. To
have been on the prairie WAS to have been in
the jaws of death. For The sake of the wood
piles and the poor we hope i'll! not last long
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Udrdwarc. w EsTPHAL & HrNDs, of Du.
buque, who have about the largest hardware
establishment in the West, have a new nd
vertsemens in our paper to-day. We can
cheerlully recommend their house to tho re-
tail dealers of Northern Iowa The house
is we'll known BY It's age and the honorable
dealing Of its rrcprietors. We believe coun.
try dealers can make as good bargains in
hardware Of WEsrrHAL & KINDS as they can
farther East, aud if so it is surely their duty
to support this home houae in preference to
Chicago houses. Read their advertisement
and give them trial.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

The Trottiag Carnival.-The big thing on
ice, which was to come off on Wednesday
and Thursday, had to give way for big
thing from the Clerk OF the Weather Mr..
CROSBY informs US that the programme will
be.carred out, however, commencing this
afternoon at o'clock.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Lecture on Idlestias. Cur citzens sho'd
bear in mind the lectures next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, at Baptist Hall, by I.
II. VINCENT, of Chicago, on Palestine. These
lectures are for the benefit Of tho Baptist
church, and the profits secured from them
are to be applied toward the completion of
the church now building. Tickets, City
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

10" Lecture Hall, this (Fri
day. evening, By Miss hattie GREENWOOD
the young English lady, whose lectures have
met with great success both in England and
this country. These lectures are addressed
to young ladies'. Gentlemen are respectfully
invited to attend, and also to purchase ticket
for their lady friends. Tickets at hall Office
and also at the Carter uouse, whore the pres.
ent is given as soon as you buy your ticket.
No prizes given on the evening of thelecturc
after six o'clock therefore, those wishing
tickets will do well TO secure them early, as
they will have to retain their tickets until
next day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

n J. Festirol-J. Il. Powers, ESQ. of
This place, delivers the address at the New
York Festival to be held at Waterloo on the
9th Of February. Powers will give a good
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Ladies did Society.-All persons having
work belonging to the Society are requested
to bring it to Baptist Hall next Tuesday az
ternoon, as everything now on hand is to be
packed aud shipped Immediately.
LIBRlE SLOAN sec,r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

A Good Dsea.-Last Wednesday sub.
scrip,ion was circulated and funds raised to
purchase stove for Mrs SARAH BARRY
Her husband, WIN. BARRY, died in the srnny
at Black River. We arc glad to chronicle
instances Of charity such as this, and surely
the kindness is not lily bestowed upon the
families Of our brave, self. sacrificing soldiers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

The books were purchased in Chicago
BY Mr.. G. B. NANSAuN, and arrived by ex
press last Friday evening. The membership
Of the Association is not yet near what it
ought TO be, and we trust our citizens will
more generally put thlr hends to this good
work, now that tangible and indiSputab.c
evidence is presented Of the prosperous con
ditIon Of The Association, and OF the firm
and sensible foundation on which it rests
No family having any taste for book reading
can make better investment than by tax.
ing membership in this Association. The
library is open during the regular business
hours, SO that all the difficulty attending
book drawing under the former management
is done away with. Cobe, take a lnember-
ship in the Library Association Of Cedar
Falls. Apply to GEO. d. PERKINS,, Financial
Secretary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27
A. D. BARSuM, J
A. ALLEN, :
NJ. RosENDAUM.S

Rer. VGtrbury's Donation Tisa.--The
friends Of Rev. G. WATERBURY, met last Fri.
day evening at the Presbyterian Church to
give their pastor donation but the night
being cold and the church uncomfortable,
they sent Mr.. A. ID. BA.Nuy as q forerunner
to dsta!n the clergyman and his family at
home ill the company could be marshalled
for successfully changing base from the un-
pleasant church-room to ths cosy Preside of
the pastor. Mr.. BAKSUV had difficult task
TO perform, as The family we're DESTROYS O.
repairing to the church, The hour for their
presence there being already past. Mr.. b.
was bound that the change Of base should
come 10 the family as a surprise. So at the
risk of being considered impertinent and ali
that, no drawcd out his stories, the while
watching anyiodsly the direction from whence
must come the company. Would The friends
never come? and even BARNuM was about to
lose confidence in his voluble tongue and
easy manner. As all things end so did his
suspense and the embarrassment of the fau.
lily. The company came, the clergyman was
completely surprised. A very pleasant time
cnsued. The donation amounted to one
hundred dollars.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

For Sa,e.-CHARLrs HEssx offers for sal.
the house and lot, on Main Street, occupied
by the Union Beer Saloon. See advertise.
lnert.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

School Ross Burned Yesterday morn.
Ing Fax's school house, in Union township,
WAS burned to the ground. We have no
particulars.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Stdb1ing A4ray on the Railroad Near
Hardin City last Friday afternoon = savage
row occurred among the Irishmen at work
on the railroad. The men had been pretty
freely imbibing-beer, they say-snd the
natural consequences ensuei One SrEsI.
got troublesome and picked a quarrel with
jim GALWAY. STEEL struck jim and ran,
and jim nimbly followed. The old man see
ing that he was about to come under the
condemnation CT JiM's fist, vhirlcd aud
struck his purSuer with knife. The blade
caught on the lower rib Of the left side which
it followed round, cutting frgh,ful CASH.
The other lrishrlen were rendered Indignant
by this cowardy act, and forthwith proceed.
ed to give old STEEL such another drubbng
as probably he never had in all his life and
may ever pray never TO have again. JiH's
wound was sewed up, and he properly cared
for. But for the fortunate hitting of the rib
that stroke Of tho knife would doubtless
have made old STEEL the murderer of JIN
GALWAY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27
T3T 4 FEW
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

H DR.. MARSH was unable to leave las,
Monday, hut will 60 on next Monday. No
tice Of his return will be given. Those in
need Of dentai operations should bsar this in
mind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Thanks. --Lieutenaat TOW SAIrsrrsv xi,l
please accept our thanks for copy of the
Savannah Daily Republican.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

~" Found On Saturday, Jan 2lst, near
the depot Cedar Falls, pocket book con.
tanning some money. The owner can obtain
the same by applying to the subscriber,
proving property, and paying charges i
JOHN COLDER,
At the dist.liery, near depot.