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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21
,TATEMENr OF THE CONDITION OF TIE
Putnam Fire Insurance ComDanV

OF II HARTFORD, CONN.
On the First Day Of January, A. d. 1865,
Made to the Auditor 81 the State OF Iowa. pursuant TO
the Statutes of said State:
1.-The name OF this Company Is the PUTNAM FIRE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.
2-The amount Of its Capital Stock Is $500 OG0.
S-The amount OF its Capital Stock paid up Is $500 600
1.-THE Assets Of the Company are: .'..
LIST, Cash on hand, In hank. and IN the o-.'H
hands Of agents or other persons. =. q 43, 82l es
2d, Real Estate unincumbered ....... li,0SS o.
Sd, Bonds and Stocks owned by the Com ..
pany how secured, and rate Of interest
thereon, (sse schedule "A, D......... 81 600 90
mortgage, (.ee schedule :. D,"......... $3.50 90
5th, Debts otherwise secured, (see schcd-
ue 90" ..,...,... ...'...... -,... col 900 90
9Th Debts for Premiums, .... -. None.
9TH, All other Securities (see sched "D) 1874 927 IS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21

Home.--M. l.. Tracy arrived home
last evening. | ..- W. @7sa
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Total Liabilities,

laThe greatest amount insured in any risk 900
TO sl5 600.
sThe greatest amount allowed by the rules Of the Com
pany to be insured In amy city, town village
The Company has no rule.
1.-THE greatest allowed to be insured In any one
block, SO. 900. . ~
5The Act Of Incorporation Of the Company herewith
fled
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21

All the medical men and the Press recommend DR.
sstrck ands AntiIhoicra Mixture the only certain
remedy for Darrhoa and Dyssenery. II is combila-
ston n ens, AbsorbeDts. Stlmulans and Csrnn
aiyes, and Is warranted to eject after nil ether
means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot, No. 6 East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21

FKANk Dale, Col. Commanding.
q. J. INMAN, \ jjutant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21

All kinds Of small tools. such Forks Spades sboy
els. Hoes, Earrows &c, &C., constantly on baud.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21

. CALL AND EXAMINE my Stock and you Will
not fail to be suited. PRIcE IS NO OBJECT l.
want TO get rid Of the goods aud II any has the
money be can buy just o. cheap as be who has
- \. D. DAEyGM
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21

4S:3m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
NeE York Markets.

NEW YORK, November 30.
Cotton steady, and prices without decided
change; sales at 52@53c, the latter for Or
leans.
Flour opened steady, and closed at about 5@
Toe better on common and medium brands;
sales at - l56eS 80 for extra State, and - OO@
3 30 for common to good shipping brands eX-
ira round-hoop Ohio, and - 1911 SOfo trade
brands.
Whisky dull, heavy and lower; sales at
81 S092 20 for Western, chiefly at the inside
price.
Wheat rules in favor of the buyer. with on
ly moderate demand; sales at 81 11@l II for
milwaukee, club; 81 62 for unsound Milwaukee
club; II ~ for prime amber Milwaukee; 81 80
for choice amber Milwaukee, and 300 for
common white western.
Petroleum active and higher; sales OF crude
at l0G4Ic, and refined in bond, for December,
al Ole.
o. for mess. closing at S:}l - for cash, and so
30 for prime mess. Also 300 barrels of mess,
at sellers option, for all theyear, at S3l@3 y;
and DO barrels. for January and February at
sellers option, at $50 OO@3O 30.
Beef dull and heavy; sales at 11@lIc for
plain mess. and l46yl7c for extra mess.
Beef hams quiet st 4l@42c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Money easy at per cent
Sterling quiet At 1Oa@1O915.
Gold without decided change, opening at
AZ and closing at 1867.
Government stocks "A shade easier.
Freights tO Liverpool quiet and steady.
stocks steady; X. l., 1OS15; +. W. 10is.; Al
ton & T. H.. 4G; y. W., 3S9S: do. pfd., 81 At
lantie, l34; Erie, 9lL; Reading, ll3I4; VI. G.,
l15; c 4 p, %; MaripOsa li1l; o. 4 NJ. certs.
[. :. Treasury 7-g's %; $40 coupons of 'e5,
99s.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
VOLUME /.

HoUsE.- Committees on the Grant Of Lands
for an Agricultural College aud the Congres-
sional Apportinnrneni. wee announced by The
speaker.
The consideration q the Special Order. III.
u. l6,l was postponed until this afternoon.
Two drainage bills were referred 10 a select
Committee Of three.
The regular order of business, on motion.
was suspended, and the consideration of senate
bills on frst reading, was proceeded with
A bin amending the Divorce Law was re-
ferred 20 the Committee on Judiciary; the
Railroad Liability bill was referred 20 the
Committee on Railroads.
The Divorce bill s. No. l6l was taken up on
second reading, passed to a third reading. and
the rules being suspended third reading was
had. and the bin finally passed by a vote Of y
10 ~.
The Liquor Law amendment bill H. 2Isl
amending sections and 4, and providing pen
alties, was then taken, aud the balance Of the
session was occupied in debate upon H.
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synopsis OF Legi>Iativc Proceed
ings.

SENATE. several petition. or the repeal Of
the soldiers Relief law were presented and
properly referred
\ bin O. amend the supervisors. at was
returned o. the Commiite, on Corporations.
with recommendation that it pass. After a
sharp debate the lll was ordered o. De- en-
crossed.
\ message from Tie Actins Governor. in r.
atiou O. the establishment ~ a soldiers Home.
was reoi,,d.
>,ustc hill. ". r". far repeal ~ the at for
The reiofaf flmiIc- of soldiers. ctr.. was re-
ported hvorahly upon hs the special commit
o. on ihe subject. and was read a second and
faird time. and after some g,ucral remarks on
the subject. was PASSED hy a vote II 81 10 A.
\ majority ana minority report. were pre-
sentrl from the Committee On Federal Rela-
ton. ia relation O. the Davis Concurrent re.a-
buttons offered lat week on motion both r..
ports were ordered g. DE- ca the table and
niaoe The special order f.r ninc o'clock. 4. ".
q the % = ne,rmler
hii was introduced r,quirin. LAWYER. =.
Take au ai,iiileaai oath that tl..v I'm ~ way
ha'e assisted tAe rebellion. which Wa rad
iho hr., Time.
thr afila- Governor "a ,s.agr in relation a.
'hr Getty ,hars cemetery was refrr,Si ~ the
'ommiiire ga Finance. with INSTITUTIONS T.
report is biu ~ otherwi-c
y h.l am' ndatory Il The license law wa
passed o. .ceond reading.
Ihe sih = No- - . amend an act rc.,u-
iaiihg Zee. AMI salaries. was madc the special
order f.r this al, ,llanou Il elS O'clock
The hiu =. No. ~ o. amend section 10 4
an At rryulating fees and ,alaIfcs, was c0n-
eurrcd .u add PASSED = a third res.ling.
hih n relation - witnesses Wa read the
hrsi tim aud PASSED O. a second reading.
The >eaate adJoa5nd til .'sl..l IL. alt.r-
Ioss.
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Theory OF the ~. John ExpIosion-
Tobaceenists' Gonyen tion--Premo
tion--order Assigning Gen. siekles
to Com uaud OF -. q. DE pa tment.


to ocommand ofs. q. Department..
NEw YORK, November AIR. Norman W 4.
ard. - this city. has been experimenting on
The boilers q the ~. John. and asserts. in a
letter t. the Commercial, his theory that the
explosion of the boiler plates between the parts
above and below the surface Of the water at
The time Of the explosion, which surface might
DE- az ordinary water line or lower when there
was deficiency Of water, has been trium-
phantly confirmed, and the boiler Of the ST.
John viii be Immediately supplied with a self
devise 10 equalize the temperature Of the
boilers.
snow fell in this city for few moments to-
day.
The Posts Washington says: Henry II.
Willard, Of Alabama. in a letter warmly
supports the Presidents reconstruction
policy.
There was large sale Of beef and cotton at
Alexandria today.
The President II engaged upon his message
and receives few visitors.
The TObacconi,ts held n meeting I'm the
Cooper Institute this morning for the purpose
OF appealing 20 Congress 10 transfer the Inter-
nal Rev venue tax now on manufactured articles
TO leaf Delegates were present from nearly
all the States.
A considerable damage was done i'm Brook
lyn by the storm yesterday.
y ashington special says: Colonel Ward,
late Colonel Of the l21th Ohio, has been bre-
vetted Brigadier General for gallant conduct
On tiiS "H'tie heiu Oi Nhlckahaauga. ne 6ene-
raj has resigned his command and entered
upon the practice OF law In Washington.
The following Is the order assigning Gene
raj siekles 10 the command Of the Department
Of south Carolina. and relieving General Gil
more.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Nov. A.
General Order, No. 1862.
first-Major General ID. f. Sickles, Z. $.
Volunteers, ~ assigned 10 command of the De-
partment Of South Carolina. He will repair
10 Hilton Head and relieve Major General Gill
more, and will remove his headquarters to
Charleston.
Second-Major General Gilmore. on being
relieved OF command OF the Department of
south Carolina, will report in person TO the
Chief Of Engineers.
by order Of the President Of the United
States
(Sined) T.. ID. TOWNSEND.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23

DIR. Powell. state Agent for North Carolinz
viii leave Washington for Raleigh to-IBorroy<
taking with him an important communicating 4
from the Secretary u state 10 Gov. Holden.
NAVAL COURT MARITAL.
Evidence Tor the defecne In the case Of Cora
modOre Craven was closed to-day. with ID
testimony of Colonel Baily, who testified 10 ~
efficiency and bravery Of the accused. = |.
The counsel for Commodore Craven WI
present his written defense on SATURDAY. .
PIRATE sToSEwALL.
Information was received here this mornin;
that the pirate Stonewall, on her way North
had been compelled, with her convoy, 20 ses'I
harbor al Beaufort, ;. c., In consequence
the gale Of the coast. II Is understood she vii
arrive here In a few days.
CHOLERA AT BARCELONA.
The United States Consul az Barcelona in
forms the state Department that the cholera il
that city has entirely disappeared.
PERSONAL.
Mira Clement c. Clay had an interview with
the President in relation 10 the release of hes
husband. Miss Mallory. daughter OF Mr.
Epsen Mallory, was among the visitors
Martin j. Crawford. Of Georgia. and Thos. 4
Clemengman, prominent in the late rebellion
were this afternoon In waiting at the Executive
Mansion 20 see the President. IIumphres
Marshal was at the Attorney Generals Off I
to-day looking after 4 pardon. Generals CT
more and Ruggies arrived from Charleston 10y
the steamer Alabama.
THE MATAMORAs CONSPIRACY.
NEW YORK, November 22.-The Matamoras
Rdnchero Of the 2sth October says, "A conspi-
racy had been discovered for the surrender OF
Matamoras 20 the Liberals and assassination Of
General.Mejia. The plots were deeply laid,
and must have been months maturing. The
forts around the city were 70 be seized by the
Liberals disguised as Imperialists.
General Mejia was 10 be assassinatcd. Three
thousand five hundred dollars were TO be Civ
en- for thi service. Part Of the money was
paid over, and the balance was TO be deposited.
GERS, discovered the plot, and one Of the con-
spirators was tried and executed.
BURNING OF THE SHIP HARRY OF THE WEST.
NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-The steam
ship Mercedita arrived at Mobile yesterday.
She brought i'm Captain Horance Atwood and
part Of the crew of the ship Harry of the West.
from New Orleans for Liverpool, which took
fire 100 miles from the Southwest Pass. She
was loaded with 3,34S bales of cotton. Origin
Of the fire unknown.
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.
MONTGOMERY, November 2O.--Both Houses
have organized. Governors message was
read yesterday.
Governor Humphreys telegraphs to the
President that the Eighteenth Regiment. col
ored troops, attacked and took possession of the
passenger train at Lansdale Springs, insulting
ladies. The officers were unable TO control
Them
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
Important Judicial Decision I'm
Mary land.

BALTIMORE, November 22.-In the United
States Circuit Court for Maryland, this morn
ing, Chief Justice Chase presiding. an import
ant decision was given in the case Of james
Jackson, n subject Of Great Britain. vs. the
Northern Central Railroad Company. The ac-
ton was to recover the amount Of $3.50 on
coupons held by one of the Boards Of the Com
pany. The Company claimed the right to re-
tain per cent Of United States interest cou-
pons 20 pay the income tax with, and also 3
per cent. on coupons under the law Of Mary
land. The Court decided that the Company
must pay the tax and the coupons must be
paid without deduction.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
From Washington.


Il ne MIC m pit To DefFaud Inc GOVern-
WASHINGTON, November 22-Wm. Rabe,
a claim agent; Il. Dresser. late clerk i'm the
second Auditors office. and Harmon Gossman
who were cOnfederated for the purpose of de-
frauding the Government by the abstraction
Of papers in the eases Of deceased and dis
trial, in the aggregate Of SO 900 bail, for their
appearance.
The Second Auditor testified that had not
the abstraction of the papers been discovered
for few months, millions Of dollars might
have been thus fraudulently collected from the
Government
The parties named i'm the fraudulent trans
actions have made written confessions Of their
guilt.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
The Late GnIe.

PHILADELPHIA, November 22.-The United
States supply steamer Memphis arrived here
this afternoon, having left on the 10Th inst
She reports experiencing very heavy north
east gales and thick fogs, and was obliged TO
remain hove TO for fourteen hours. While
hove TO she fell in with two varieties of drift
matter, including several bales of cotton sup
posed to be from some vessels which lost th eir
deck load. The sea was running very high
and it was impossible TO pick up the cotton
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
A Murderer Respited.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y, November 22.-Wm
Wills, who was TO have been executed at Kings
ton, New York tomorrow for the murder of
Mrs. Rockwell. has received a respite from the
Governor pOstpOning the execution until the
10th Of December next.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
Departure of,he run,.ian Embassy.

BOSTON. November 81 The steamship
Cuba sailed thls forenoon. with I5O passengers
Tor Halifax, and a FOR Liverpool. She has
Ia specie for Liverpool.
The Ius4si.s ha~sassy were ss.sss t.s pas
ssnSsrs
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE.
COM NJ ERCIAL.
Cincinnati Market.

NI4NNI-N4NNIIt -NVFNIIIVNI
Flour dull and prices nominal.
Wheat dull sales Of old red at 81 3Od2 81.
Corn dull and prices declined TO soc for old
sound.
Oats steady; sales at 4O942c in store in ele-
yatOrs.
Rye dull and prices declined to soc for extra
prime.
Barley dull and prices nominal.
Mess Pork nominal at S:51.
Green meats dull at 1l18c, HE and 11c for
shoulders, sides and hams.
Bulk meats fifteen to twenty days in salt
are held ut 15c and lie .or shoulders and sides.
Clear bacon sides held firmly at 2211l G2Sc.
Lard dull at 26c.
Hogs dull and prices 10c lower.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November %.
Flour dull.
Wheat dull; sales vt 81 36s1@l 81 for No. l,
ane 81 II for No. .
Corn firm at an advance of Pc; sales at 5,c
for No. |, and J6c for No. =.
Oats firm at 2Sc.
Provisions dull.
Highwines dull.
Freights firm.
Receipts-Flour, 1900; Wheat, 1s,0UO;
corn, 81 900; oats, $1,000.
Shipments-Flour, 1000; Wheat, 400; corr,
$1,000; oats, 81 900.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.
From New York.

Theory of the Black Republican
COngrcss--COal Sales--Bu rniUg Of
n Ship--Particuinrs Of the Attack
ssI
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23

Great COnjurer and Pianist
This Thursday Evening.
Another New Programme.
WONDERS,
SENSATIONS,
and MUSIC.
More jokes! More Fun! Mere Pans!
8 p FL Y N x /
Should the Wood Mn'treIs arrive in time for perform
ance, notice will be published in the Gazette
SPHYNX, SPHYNx, SPHYNV,
Admission. n..................... 5O Cepts
secured seats s.....................T5 Cents.
Nay be secured during the day at Benham's Music
Store. nov1a 40,
hS'i1sH' proprietor FROsr, Manager.
Indiana State Museum.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Three AlbinO Children!
CHALLENGE Of pTvv TIIor-s.Nn Dorr.ps
n that the Albno (American) Children are the great
est Living Cnriosities now on exhibition
In the United States.
The Museum has been reftted and 10000 new
Wonders added.
ADMISSION. 20 Cents
novlS din
FIRST GRAND
BEN NEFIT BALL,
Given by the friends of the Steamer
GOVERNOR MORTON,
rsss~ AT
MASONIC HALL.
Monday Evening, Nov. %, 1895.
Muse by Prof Z. Arm1ck s1rras QuadrIIs Band.
Tickets, admitting one Gentleman and
Ladies )................-. ...... So .O0
Iov23 d5t
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
FRENCH NAVAL PREPARATIONS.

Letters from The naval squadron under Al
miral GoldsbOro, SAYS the squadron had visited
several French ports, and sailed for Lisbon.
There l. great activity i'm the French dock
yards, and the Emperor has given orders cor
The construction of several new ironclads.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23

DIR. Powell, state Agent for North Caroliu,
viii leave Washington for Raleigh to-Inorrov
taking with him an important communicable
from the Secretary u state 10 Gov Holden.
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WINES.

= BEETLE Of that St Julien Caret from the TIP-TOPn
Wine and Liquor Store, No r. under the Atlantic Hotel
with small ice is truly refreshing drink this hot wealth
aug lit
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PRIVATE SALES.
EARM FOR SALE

DARN FOR SALE.
psRu nave Or sale on accommodating terms beautiful
Norfolk cty and aoS yara. Norfolk county 10 miles from
bemare Canal WV e"'HapeaAe anu Al
This FARM contains from 90 to 100 acres of land half
OF which Ia cleared and under cultivation The d,ii
Is one of the best in the country being nearly nsw n
has rooms and all the necessary store rooms nantr;a
&c, &c. The out buildings, Barn. Stables CARRIAGE Wr
Cypress pale and Juniper rails The soil is light onieb
and we'll suited to Trucking purposes Steamers run with.
in short distance of it, by which means the markets
can be supplied daily 1t has upon 1t the best water r
the country and reat variety Of fruit and shade trees
1t IS well suited for Physician being about the centre
the rouny, and having upon it snug Office fitted up TO
that purpose. The location is healthy its situation ben
high and dry. This is beyond question: the most beaut
full place in this section of country Possession given i'm
mediately. SHAW ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants
Corner Roanoke Square and Whitewater Street
aug 1-1w
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SELECT BOARDING AND DAY
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MRS. EMILY GRUBB AND MRS. M. A. G. CHANDLER,
Principals
Assisted by Teachers fully qualified to instruct in their
several departments.
The rooms devoted to study and recitation are in the
lower story of the Freemason street BAPTIST CHURCH.
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs Chandler
The SESSION will commence on the FIRST MONDAY
in SEPTEMBER, and Close the last OF june.
Pupils though charged only from the time of entrance
requested to be present if possible at the OPENING
OF the SCHOOL,
Persons wishing to pursue any of the branches in the
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT can doso, without being
regular members of the school.
The Principals hope that their long experience and
in teaching will insure for them sufficient share
of patronage to compensate for the effort they MAX
ing to establish SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means of obtaining THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
For Reference Terms, SC, they would refer to their
circulars which be obtained of MRS. GRUBB, At
lantic Hotel, of MRS. CHANDLER corner of York
and Botetourt streets. jy31-tf
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NoIlCE,-We would very respectful
\ y inform our friends and customers that for the
future We propose conducting an exclusively CASH bn
ness All persons indebted to especially those who
nave mad credit for twelve months will please call and
NJ. MA. THOMPSON & co.
jy 4-l0t N"s J" Ns''. s'
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JOHN UNDERWOOD
/ NITED STATES OF AMERICA.
4

U. > tarshal,
beant. fy1s14t
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, AUGUST l.

AKNINALs.
Steamer Georgiana, P carson, Baltimore.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Battimors
Schooner l.. Sturdivant Cruise, Boston
Steamer H. Martin, Livingston. Richmond
Steamer Dictator, Bearing, Baltimore
DEPARTURES.
Schooner Sarah Helen, Marshall, N Y.
Steamer George Learr, BlalSeman Baltimore
Steamer Georgiana, Pearson, Baltimore.
Schooner Amanda, Bambe' ger Baltimore
Steamer Favorite, Dunn, Suffolk
sloop Ella d. Culpeper, Petersburg
Steamer Clarion Morse, Williamson, N C.
Sloop Jos, d. Brinkey, Powell Petersburg
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond.
Steamer Thomas Collyer, McCarriek Richmond
Schooner Georgiana, Guy, Aeeomae.