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The New York herald., 1865-04-10

The ssven-thIrty Loan (


~ssA-- = Ths ssven-thIrty Loan.
PInLlDELrluA, April 0. 1905
inc subscriptions to the thirty loan yesterday
amounted to s2bo7 400 The largest Western subscrip
''on was $4,000, from Chicago The largest Eastern
subscription was o,oOo from New York The total
subscriptions Tor the week were sl4, sos, 800.
The Funeral OF General winthrop.
GENERAL ORDERs-Ho. IL.
HxADoUARrERs TWELFTH RRoinssr NJ G. g. NY,
Pursuant to division orders the order Cor his
20 parade TO morrow Q0th lnstl funcfa escort to
manded until further orders as the body OF has
not yet arrived BY order Colonel WIN. G. WARD.
N H. HAYES Adjutant
Pri.es Cashed I'm all Lsgalixed Lotteries,
and cnu1s 1REas1s slos.; sn o s proaa.,
Lottery Prizes Ca Cashcd-Circ ulars, Draw
insv and Information sent j. r. CLAYTON. Iowal street.
An Old Nurse for Children.-Don.t Fan
% HroSa,s ,ss,R MIS- WNsL0ws SOOTHING SYRUP for
srsas s Ga critical S
mohs and ree m % Gives rest to s
and regulates the bowels. Thiriy-hvs q bottle
oh1 Loo EsHss cassss .Is &. isa
prgol one s aromatic bliss and tho other rheumatic
Pictcrial chronological Journal for
as''s 6Gose sASi q
Fowler WELLS ssSs s sroas~ay ss 's Y Address ''''
American steel shirt Collars, Patented
e.r xRs o z pss s - 90 Rer dozen Samples Tfd en- '
~ Nassau street.
Bunting Flags, Assorted sizes.
c. Il. TYLER, 25 Fast Broadway.
WILCOX GIBBS No. 5O6 Broadway.
A.-Use tho Best.-Bowden's Moth De-
STROYIkG PACKET. For sale by all druggists.
Cherokee Pils-Female Regulator.-
ss ss !. d. nsss' q ss5 so'
Cr..t.aoro'. Hair Dye, P.e.ervstivs
The dye applied by skilful artists
BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Hsrmlsss reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Boys All Wool Melton Suits at 90. L.
Chevalicr's Lifo for the Hair Restores
~ aa WIZ ou sny
drsssdns Sold at the dIas sGres sad q ny NG
Flags-Flngs-Poles, Balls, &C., at HO-
JER GRAHAM'S 81 Duane street, corner Broadway.
Gouraud's italian Medicated Soap
TAM pmples freckes eruptons nesh &c at
4YJ Broadway and druggists.
Howard Hotel, New York.-After April
1855 the price OF Board will be 93 30 day. Tho propr
etors convinced that high prices cannot rule have put the
price Of board ut this very figure The house has been
surnhed and thoroughly repaired throughout and in
better condition than ever before.
Highest rresnSuna Lock stitch Sew ing
Mschincs WHEELER & WILSON 623 Broadway. See
Pf5er,sf 4 N''Scf Sritcu NQis heehne
= 81
xndies--Uso sserisaH's An,brosia for
y0Ir mice fsobs On, an curS waterfalls .d crlrg-
ing M hair.
Hfarsh's Truss oAsecr 222 Brenewhy,
under Barnum's Museum; Shoulder gracea, slk EIasc
Stockings and Abdominal Belts &c.
= Old Eyes Made New fy svt-rr J..
without sFectacles doctor medicine. Pamphlet mailed
free receipt Of ten cents Address Dr. F0OTE, lSo
Broadway, New York. r
RiehmOnd, PetersburG, GoldsbOro,
cHARLEsTIoEs tI IL. 7 IND AMp sAysAfNHAAli- SAHysfH
Of their oces In the above named ciues
and are prepared o forward all military freights.
for civilians should be accompanied By permit
''''- $50 ''''' ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
~ Broadway, and Twenty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Mail COmmu ntcatfon with the North.
from the Richmond Whig, April o1
We understand from the proper military authority,
General Shepey that difficulty exists In rgard TO
mail communication by ctzcns with their friends In the
Northern States and all sections within the Union lines
provided the letter be stamped with the legitimate
postage. 4.n
mail Is made up daily st tho capital closing at i've
o'clock in the morning. and going by steamer via City
Point, Fortress Monroe and Annapolis
The Northern return mail will arrive In the evening
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
DIIsCELLANEOUs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AT GOLD, AT GOLD PRICEs-REFRIGERArORs
"A Silver Plated Ware Cutlery, Cooking Uteusls Chin
and crocksry, at f. d. BAssFokD's Cooper Institute
CORNs, DUNIONc, BAD NAILS &C, CURED WITH
" out pain, BY Dr. RICE Chiropodt IS bowery Citxe00
Bank kces Anaihfist:r cures Corns Bunons ChblaiaS
&C. BY mail eoc. and o.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

The Vlrginia State COMviots Evacuato
the Penitentiary.
(From the Richmond Whig, April
On Monday morning, pending the excitement and con-
fusion growing out Of the evacuation OF tho city BY the
rebel government hc three hundred and fty odd con-
vics conn In the State Penitenuary managed to effect
grand jail delivery OF themselves; but on Thursday
hundred OF thsm recsptured and returned
TO tho institution q
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

4 Old Eyes Made New ~ vlrFr ~
without sFectaces doctor medicine Pamphlet mailed
receipt cents. Address Dr. e B. FOOTE lO
Broadway. New York. +.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH +s
A ooHrANf -.
above named cities,
and are pre- spared forward all military freghts.
civilians should be accompanied By permit
''''- 'A' ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
80 Broadway,
~ Broadway, and Twenty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-10
A Change I'm tho Occupancy OF Libby
Priaon.

The Rebel Coupon Bonds at . Diseount.
from the Richmond Whig April
An immense number Of rebel coupon bonds, with
the coupons all registered and signed, thrown into
the streets OF Richmond during the recent evacuation
They were picked up BY every body who had any ncina
ton subject themselves 70 that trouble and can be
purchased from the boys for very Insignificant sum-
Ii Mr.. Trenholm can sustain the rebel credit under
existing circumstances he can turn wine into water.
perform some other miracle; but he can't do It.
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


-ARinrRoSG Al the residence OF the Snas.s
sner, IN white Plains, on Monday evening, FebruaIy
-, Dy the Rev s. Van Deusen, WILLIAM Beard, Esq o.
bsookiyn, to NARY, daughter Of James Amsrons ssa'
0 the former pacs
JoY--CAxpsELl-- Tuesday, February Il st the re,
med Dutch church Passac " In The H4s,. sss cxns
Kiurnas-TI,riurY. -On Tuesday, February H. by
Father Tanzer, FRANK CHARLES KAUFMAN, OF Fort Ham
Won TO Miss Anna p. TIEKSEy
KIDDeg-JrrrERY Wednesday, February 10, In
81 Pauls church Brooklyn by the rector Rev staf.
ford Drowne the Rev JANIS HOWELL RIDDER rector Of
o. Matthew's church. Unadila to EBEccA JEPrERY eldest
daughter Of Captain Freeman Jefery, Of Brooklyn
NoRRls-PfIERs. Pleasant Valley N Y. on Thurs
Aay February O. the residence OF e brides PARENTS
BY the Rev. d. r. Wile SrErREN r MORRIS of this city,
70 Miss MARY H. PETERS, of the former place. No cards
REED-REED.-On Tuesday February 4, at the house
q the bride, by the Rev DR. II Willie DR. coward
RxxD TO LILLE H M REED, all of this city No cards
BY ties ancestral the pair wers bound:
In ties hymeneal the happy pair are found;
And closer still the ties will prove
When rosy idols claim their care and love.
WnLAhs-JESElss- Wednesday, February 3, at
Hempetcad, L. l., by the BRIDES uncle Rev. B. Kelley
ef Paterson, N j., WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS, OF Soaring.
town. L. T. to CARRIE, youngest daughter Of the late
Cnarles G and Stsan d. Jenkins of Hampstead.
WJsANs-siIILEDoLER.-0n "Wednesday, February 15
9 Trinity chapel by the Rev. Dr. Vinton, HENRY s. WI
aln ESQ to hEDoRA ADA hnIEDoLER, all Of this city.
xouNG-Hoyr,-At Greenwich Conn, on Monday, Feb
yuary l3 by the Rev MIR Warrington EDWARD YOUNG, OF
place.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The marriage notice Of Capt Thomas Bell, Jr 10 Miss
Il Lucille Steele, published In the Herald the 14h
insI Is incorrect such marriage having taken place
Capt THOMAS BELL. JR-
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
FINANCIAL.
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
~ rHE
FIRST NATIONAL
PETROLEUM COMPANY
THE NEW 800 BARREL WELL ON CHERRY RUN


h, sssS ne once q
nc Sn rOs ss nssa
x. SS
"i ~s s sses .1sss & j s
ss .sass q p
,se s ,ssg from a. al Of s wells sow being bored
Gs%Sspy ssassy dys.si G e. from rom
Charles Il 1ppleSsss App % % O. H. Ap
ss9 M sss0sss.a sHS.
Hiram Bond banker Il Pins street; sscrsir
s %As" s
PROPERTIES OF THE COMPANY.
NO A lease OF two and half on the cei
sbrated Buchanan farm at the junction q on creek and
S = Pss
e, sinking third wen this highly productive dividend
acres Sf the Hatch jus. north Of Pin
region il he immediate vicinity o. this property which
@
as VIII l s @ S y snd w er oorng OF ohsr
wells and i i dozen win be put durns
No s"1 parcel of land on tho wsl known McFa.e farm,
no% 80 In ssp Five
so,s ss acres ss
sssn e; l'' over
bearing lands on the Little Ksnawha and pnnkard creek
west virginia. giving 70 the First National Petroleum Com
Pany ghts Of all the OIL These properties near
the Burning Springs Well and In the great range
which has always been found contain oil in large quaint
ties Wells win be sunk Immediately.
THE RESERVED SHARRS-ALL STOCKHOLDERS ON
AN EQUAL. FOOTING.
subscriptions ~i be received until further notice. for
Of $3 share par value o. the same being full paid up
respect The original subscribers and those who put
d9wn their names stand on precisely the same footing
MOST OF TIE RESERVED STOCK BEING ALREADY
TAKEN TIE BOOKS FOR CITY SUBSCRIPTIONS
WILL BE CLOSED ON THE 10Th INSTANT.
ORDERS FOR THE COUNTRY PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

&c ono WANTED CASH, AND A MAN 70 hCr
YO.OVU a. preslto. ia ? itgt9at m.ni..9'n.'5l @
& can FOR On Interview address Nc ~, pox Az Ioss
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
RErOyhLs.

REMoYkL.--TIfE PEOPLES LINE, NEW JERSEY
seanbeat g mraDy, hsgu removed the foot ct
teet = their spp ,iura ohes rcr y, south
nns % 9 srot wee o. the opening " navigation hcy
fore. ~Na+'"@
Nav YoaA. Jan. II, issS
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

OFFICE PACIFIC NAH STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" New York, Feb 1f S3--Tverty.s styenth dividend =
Notice hereby given that We o3id ~ Directors have ths
day declared dvdcrd OF ceot ou. Il the net earn
nrs OF the LIST three npat pagarla ~ We ONCE oi the
company, Thursday, ylt Inst =. ,
The transfer 6i be closed Tfurs34g l6n irst
and rcopened Friday. 1h inst Hy NJ the BfMi -
Directofs THLOp0Hb r. JOHNSON, Secf1s1fy.
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
OFFICE NO. 100 BROADWAY.

DUBLIC PETROLEUM STOCK EXCHANGE, 73 BROAD
way corner Rector street.-The proprietos OF the Public
Petroleum stock Exchange have fixed the for
membership at 500 annu from and after Monday the
18th inst The enterprise having proved success beyond all
arrangements already progress FOR occupying much
larger quarters Immediately the vicinity Of the other
boards N l.. JACKSON, Secretary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

~ Notice. Prof j B. CARPENTER, the
great champion (tenor) Vocalist, violinis,
and composer will certainly give our citizens
concert on Friday evening, Feb. oath
The Professor has been in good ord,r 70,
singing sil the time since he was here, and
he will give us an entertainment Of rare
merit. We hope his disappointment before
.ili he overlooked by thr people as he was
truly unable to sing We hear him highly
conplmen,ed from different parts of the
State. Concert at Ovcrman's Hall. See
programme at Post Office Give him full
house. Al
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
TO CONSUMPTlVEs,

The undersigned having been restored to health In
few weeks by very simple remedy, after ha wing suffer
ed several years, with severe lung Affection and thai
dread disease consumption is anxious make known
to hi fellow sufferers the means u cure. ..-ts
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pre-
scriticr used, Gree of charge with the directions FOL
preparing and using the same. which they will find sur
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs
Colds &c The only object the advertiser in sendn,
the Prescription is to benefit the and spread in
formation which he conc,ives to be Invaluable; and h
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as II will COS
them nothing, and may prove a blessing. ...-..5
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg
Kings County,
ASSN NJ vort
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
PETER MELENDY, ]
ZLMRI sTREETER, SCona,
CICERO CLOSE.

n Sleigh Ride to Wirerly.-Last Saturday
afternoon party Of eighteen young gentle
men and ladies went q sleighing to Waverly.
= They were accompanied by four members of
the Cedar Falls Co,ilon Band, one driver.
and one reporter. Sixteen young ladies and
gentlemen, together with the driver, JOE
WHEELER, an honorable knight Of the whip,
and the reporter, went in FRANK VILLAGES
big sleigh, drawn by four of FRANK WAL
LAcE's best horses. One young lady and
gentleman sported a rig of their own man
agemcnt and wont it alone. The four musi.
clans occupied sleigh unhonorsd by the
presence OF woman, and went as if they
were on business. The party put up at the
Daily House, and al about seven o'clock en-.
joyed good supper. After the feasting the
dining hall was cleared for dancing, in which
the party was joined BY some good eggs,
late OF Cedar Falls, now Of Waverly. The
young people enjoyed their hop very much,
and passed about as pleasant an evening al
together as can easily be gotten up on short
notice, even in this western country. A lit
lie after eleven the party ser out for home,
and just as JoE turned the heads of his lead.
ers into the road three rousing cheers went
up for MADISON & MrFLEY, the landlords of
the Daily. These gentlemen won the hear.
~ thanks Of the entire party in making the
stay Of their visitors agreeable and sociable.
After ABOUT three hours Of laughing. singing,
rhatting, and keeping one another warm the
party reached home in safety and in very
good state Of preservation. Looking out
nov upon the bare hill sides, and listening
10 the pattsr Of the rain against the window
panes, thc reporter acknowledges his thank
.fulness for the happy occasion which afford
ed him this item. lie trusts that his compa-
ny was moi. altogether disagreeable, and that
bis report may b altogether satisfactory.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

Maple Sugdr.-Thc maple sugar season is
near at hand, and We would recommend to
farmers to prepare themselves to make up as
large crop as possible. The old fashioned
method of using kettles should be supplant-
ed by the use of some one Of the approved
sorgum evaporaturs, which will be found
much more convenient, and in every way
superior. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24


THE INDIAN REMEDY celebrated Indian medicines
known as Cherokee Compounds will he found advertised
in our columns They various In kind but all hay,
The cure OF urinary arrangement for their object Tn.
Indian Remedy Is that these medicines which un
der the name Of Cherokee Remedy has become so vide
~ known as certain for Flucr Albus or whites
in females, and the best specific IN cases Of onorrh ora
and elect 1t is always taken in Conjunction with the
use Of the Cherokee Injection and so taken never fails
of achieving thorough either OF Gonorrhaa lee,
and flu"r albus In composition IL pure vegetable
syrup, not unpleasant TO take and is wholly free from
mineral drugs, and of the best remedies for which II
is recommended. Sold by all druggists .a..s ISIS
Dtseasc Cannot 7ouch These IYho Use Ro.
hacks Bitt.yy. -.
While Robacks Btters are Kept In the family circle
sickness never enters. .. tH-3 ..asF.,E
These Bitters have been found to he perf CT sn,doe
Tor removing the first symptoms Of nearly all diseases
taken in the proper time. They composed Of in.
gradients which known by the medical faculty 10 be
most eicacous in disorders Of the stomach and ines-
tines ..a
Their medicinal properties various that they
prove beneficial in all complaints of nature
they may be- hence their great demand and the univer
sal good derived from their use.
jndicous Of these Bt,ers mpar.s the rose fin
OF health to dke cheeks and health and vsor to the en-
tire frame.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

Gopernor's Guards Owing to the unf,-
vorable state of the walking, the Governor s
Guards did not come out on WAsnINGToN' $
birthday, and the exercises proposed for that
occasion were postponed for the regular
monthly drill day, which is to morrow.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

~ Military Notice. The Companies com.
1prising. the militia Of Black Hawk county are
requested to meet at their headquarters for
the purpose of eleetins regimentM officers.
The Sd district. comprising the townships
Of Cedar, Big Creek, Spring Greek, Poyner
and Fox, will meet at La Porte CITY on The
9th day of February, a,1P NJ.
The I'd district, comprising the townships
of West Waterloo, East Waterloo, Black
Hawk, Barclay and Lester, viii meet at the
court house. Waterloo a, O'Clock, p. NJ. on
@ February ss!h. a1 .as.a
L, TIE lst district, comprising the townships
Of Cedar Fails, Union, Washington. Mt
Vernon and Bennington, will meet al Over
mans Hall, Cedar Falls, at I o'clock, P. NJ.
March lst. $500 - :.
A full attendance ia requested. The coun.
" organizing committee will be at zach place
ut the time specified s,.ga5r
By order Of the Governor a.sz
PETER MELENDY, ]
ZlMRI STREETER Com
CICERO CLOSE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

Agricultural Warehouse A. D. BARNuM.
proprietor Of the Cedar Valley Agricultural
Warehouse and Seed Store, has half coli
umn new advertisement this week. BAaNua
has had good experience in the agricultu-
raFimpl.ment business, aud aims 10 keep
only the best. When you find man liberal
with the printer you may generally conclude
that you will lose nothing by patronizng
him. #& ##
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
TO Dun PATRONS.

We would again remind readers that this season Of
the year is time when they constantly liable TO s
den coughs Influenza, sore throat &C. while the children
are in constant danger from Group threat and lung com
plants II is important that every head Of a family
should provide remedy at is ready all times for i'm
mediate use whether assaulted at the III ad hour of night
with the breaking out Of hard cold the racking OF Vi.
client cough the children with that most dangerous o,
all diseases-croupor at the midday hour you should
always be prepared. In Goes Congf salsam yo, viii,
find ready and eiGcetua remedy II grappes and con.
tros nsantaneousy the most stubborn coughs while in
Group is sovereign The price is bu, forty cents
hot'e-tte bottle twice the size of any other al the
same price. Delays are dangerous. You should always
have 1t in the house 1t be found at all onr drug
stores
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

rsy" Just the 7hing--A full assortmcn,
OF jgti'es, all tiavors, put up jest right for
family use, for safe at CHAsE's Fruit Store.
a7.9v
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

Ertras.--A few sxtra copies of last weeks
paper, containing the busidess statistics, yet
on hand for sale at this office. ,.. ,.-....-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

81, GoM for Nev Type. The man whom the
GAZETTE calls Senior, and whom nearly eve
rybody else calls HANK, has gone to Chicago
to buy = new dress FOR this paper On last
Tuesday morning we bade him an affection
ate good.by, and took our last fond look at
the money whichhad been raked and scraped
together to accomplish the object Of his
Journey. We hope he won't be robbed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

~" \ fiue as,orH nj Of steel cugr .yutgs
anu See them. ~ IL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
ID I IT -,

At Cedar FAILS Iowa. on the nth of February. 1866
of epileptc fits, ROBERT NJ. u. WHEELER, only son
of II. n and c. X. WHEELER, aged % years, months
and 10 days .".... ....t rs
In Cedar Falls, February Goth, MIR. Z. L. ROBERTS
aged 80 years. ...Es -. ..
His remains taken to GAINESVILLE, Wis., for inter
ment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

Query.-Is there anything more provok.
ing than to dream you are rich, and then
wake up and fnd yourself an editor?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
C. o M M e GAL,

| &
1885,. 81 GAZETTt OFFICE
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. %.
The takingof Columbia, Augusta, Charles.
ton and Branchville during the past week
has made the heart Of every loyal American
glad. The consequent decline in gold has
had corresponding effect on all kinds OF
merchandise and provisions Every one
seems to feel now that the highest point in
prices has been reached, and now stand from
unde: Panics seem to be the order of the
day and it is utterly impossible to give any.
thing like reliable quotations for any kind Of
produce. We all are aware that it hurts
SEINE operators muchiy, still every loyal man
cannot help feeling glad all over to see the
end Of this Copperhead bruised by the heel
Of our son Sherman. We are of the opinion
that Grant will step OH the other end soon.
Ills hardly worth while to attempt to
give quotations for produce here, as by The
time We get fairly to press we may be long
way from the mark Gold continues steadi
ly to'deciine and our lsst report quotes it at
l,95@1,?7, and weak.
WHEAr-Stil declining. We quot. here
s0@9oc. In Chicago l,32@l,34.
OATs-4oc. Bat little Of ANYTHING com
ing in just now on account Of bad roads.
CoRN-40@45c in the ear.
BARLEY 80@S5c
RYR--None in market.
HiDEs- Unchanged but duh at our last
quotations.:
BurTER-2O@25c.
EGGS-15c.
BEEF CArTLE-3@4tc or foot.
LIVE HoGs-7@8c for good to prime.
HAY-S5@$S per ton.
We hope by another week to be able to
give more reliable quotations, but cannot at
present writing depend upon the present
markets. We are firm in the belief that the
rebellion is near its end, and the prospect for
q gradual decline in all kiials Of goods has
never 6eea better during the past four years.
We say let it come. We are a. well ore
pared for it now as we ever win be. and
many Of us better.
=
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

Farm for Sale. See advertisement Of a
farm of l60 acres for sale.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
Nj ~ Is Il / Ii II

-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~7~>~' -
BY Rev. J. BOWMAN, on the 23d inst. Mr.. CYRUS II.
RICH and Miss MARTHA Il. MASON, both of Cedar
Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

House Wanted A house within
half u mile of the Postofiite, by family of
two persons. Address Cedar Falls Post
Office, Box SO.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
Publishers Notice,

For Sde.-J ". HART offers for sale two
town lots on six months time. See ad
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

az Mrs WELLS and Miss WEBSTER will
commence new term of their school at
basement Of the Presbyterian Church on
Monday, March 18th. Those desiring to at.
tend should apply early rs the number Of
pupils viii Dc limited. Tuition. 81 and SSH
aavsnss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

The 9th Capalry and the Orphan Cause.
We are proud to call the attention Of our
readers to the communication from Rev. P.
II. TSGALLs showing Whist the Ninth Cavalry
has done for the Orphan cause. In contrib.
rutins the nsgniiicen, sum of $3.50 so this
regiment renders itself the banner regiment
in the holy enterprise OF providing homes
for the orphans of Iowa soldiers. Colonel
.TAuxBuLL and Adj. WAYNE are from Cedar
Falls, and many others CT tho noble regiment
are from Black Hawk county.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
Albert Allen.
u. S. 7-3O BONDS,

THE ONLY GOVERNMENT LOAN NOW TO M
i had at par. Subscriptions received by
TowSDENDk KNAPP
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
ASSN,

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Msn--rubsh. by /, /. How
ard Association and ut free Of charge In sealed
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