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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

!HE MoHSoE Doc1nlSE-The Philadel-
phia IDfeSS ihtlmates that quite n number
"t men are cIganIz ng in that city for q
movement upon Mexico. 1t is said, though
vaE"e'v, that the object Of TIE rarty is to
maintain the validity "i~lhe Monroe doc.
t:"e. ~ other words. they propose to
supros fhe Republican faction IN M-xicn
IN opposition TO the Imperialis;S. 1t is
ASA rulnored that vessels are TO be fitted
out III Baltimore for operating in the Gull
OF Mexico, or elsewhere ard that seventy
men, Who have already seen naval service
and who are. to be commanded b: nn
officer who is himself truly loyal, have
already been engaged to form part of
The alleged expedition.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

The Secretary of War has i<s ned an
order declaring exchanged all prisoners of
war delivered OF parole to Federal officers
East Of the Mississippi River, excepting
those delivered at Dnricn, Ga.
The Legislature of Tennessee, on Thurs
day. elected Hon. Judge Patterson to rep
resent that State in the United States Sc
nate. The new Senator is IL son .in-law Of
President johnson.
A Nashville despatch 20 The Herald
states that Gov. Brown. Of Georgia. was
brought to that place MS IL prisoner on the
18th.
Hon. +. N. 7. Hunter. of Virginia, has
been arrested and now prisoner on
board a uun.boat in james River.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

Affairs IN TEXA>.--A grand meeting
was held at Houston on the 22i, an! an.
other at Springfield; and it was decided
TO continue the ivheliion. although they
had the news of tle fal! Of Richmond and
the capl:u!aiion Of Lee They declared
tine Trans lississ rpi Department to be
sufficiently vast and full of resources to
repcl the invasion and insure i's indie
l'enIence. There We're some who thought
otherwise and Erig. Gen. Hawcs. who
commanded Galveston. sent in his resigna.
ton. and was replaced by Col Asnb-l
Sn!:ia. Gen. M"gruder was at Galveston,
wherr q" reviewed he troops
Federal attack on the coast Of Texas
Was lnolncl;erilY expectel
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The Latest from the North.


We are in receipt of three cop;esof the
New York Herald of the 18th, 18th and
10th, which we owe to the courtesy of
Gen. Preston. FSom these w. gather some
varieties of information. r,ore or less in-
terest ing:
The trial of the persons charged with
the assassination OF President Lincoln Was
begun in Washington before a military
court. TIE court was objected to bv the
counsel OF the prisoners, but She objection
was overruled. There was a cloud Of wit.
uesses, and the persons charged are thus
named David L. Harro!d, George \.
Atzerott, Lewis Payne, Michae, O'Lau.h.
lin. John II. Surrntt, Edward Spancier.
Samue! Arnold, Mary T. Surratt and
Daniel Mudd. These are charged with
conspiring with J. II. Surratt. J. w. Booth
jeff. Davis, G.. n. Sanders Is. Tucker. J
Thompson. W. &. Cleary, c. C Clay, Geo
Horpcr, George Young. and Others un.
known, to kill and murder the following
persons, viz: A. Lincoln. Andrew Johnson.
". II. Seward and Z. S. Grant. The in
dictment was read, and sundry Nw illnesses
examined. The conclusions reached nav
be stated in the headings Of the report Of
the Herald: OBooth's intimacy with Ar
mold and Laughlin is proven" 80 Laugh
lin prowling about Secretary Stan,on'S ;
house the night before the murler:' ",he
scene in front of the theatre on the ever
ing of the tragedy" 'rerdezvous OF the
conspirators;" Booth identified as the
leader Of the assassins." The proceedings
continued on the present scale, promise TO
be of great length. q
We See by the Herald extracts from
Canadian papers that the United States
Government has abandoned all farther
proceedings in the case OF the St. Aiba,lS
raiders: 40 farther demand of cxtrali,ion
was made, and the last ;>risoner-a man
named GreGg-was DISCHARGED by ,i,c
court.
We are told that the President has
under consideration anew amnesty pro-
clamatlon, containing the final declaration
of the Administration as to whom ENecu-
tive clemencv shall be extended, and ~ 10
will be held to account as traitors.
rupture is reported between Generals
Sherman and lInlleck. growing out "f the
negotiations between the former and Gcn.
ohnston-Gen. Halleci having counter
Iaanded the oylers distribute d by Sherman
among his subordinates. Sherman has
written UallecL that all intercourse be-
tween them is at an end.
a great tornado swept over !he North
ern States on the llth, doing great damage
i'll Pennsylvania. New York, Connecticut
and other States
Barnum has ,elegraphed to the Waa
Department, Offering $500 reward f"S lhr
female apparel which jeff. Davis was
dressed in when captured
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Headq'rs Uuited States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMB!. S. G..

MAY II. 1863.
GENERiL ORDERS No. 8.
4 LII citizens having in their possession
~ any property that righ,fullr belongs
to the United States Government. accord
ing to the terms Of surrender Of G.n. Jos
4. Johnston, &. ). a.. to Gen. w. Il. Sher-
man, L. $. a. will Immediately report the
same to these headquarters.
Persons having mules horses and wa
gons Will, Tor the present. be permitted to
retain the same for the purpose of carry
ing on their work. Any person failing. to
comply W it'll this order within re"sona
hls time, will not only be deprived of any
farther use OF said property, but will also
subject themselves 20 punishment by mill
tary authority. BY com,nanI of
II. AUGuTON.
Lieut.. Col! 23;h 0. Y. V.
Com'dg City OF Columbia. S c.
W. J. KYLE, Lieut. 25th o. V. " i. and
Post Adj tant. may 30
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

Mr. LINcoLS's TOMB The public has
confused understanding Of the fact that
there was an earnest struggle over the
hnal resting place OF the mortal remains
OF Abraham Lincoln, which was not ter
minated till the day of their intcrment: :
but it is not so we'll known as it should be
that there was never sny division or hesi-
tailon on the part of his family, who were
uniformly averse to his burial alone in an
e'ght-acre square in the centre Of Spring
held, but insisted that his dust should
mlngle with It's kindred ciav in the public
cemetery two miles from the whirl and
roar OF trattic. and not be made the chief
advertisement of smart and growing
city Robert Lincoln did not decide the
point, as some of the reports have indicut-
ed; he simply announced the unanimous
and unchangeab!e resolve of the family
that the ashes of him they loved should
repose in ccrnetcly-that of Springfield,
if that We're allowed; if not that. in some
other. While doing justice to the lbe-
rality and public spirit which dictated the
purchase of an eight acre lot for the tomb.
at cost of $4,000, we must say that the
decision Of the family Seems to us that
which good taste and right feeling would
naturally prompt. And The monument to
Mr. Lincoln will rise over his remains in
Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Men. York Tribune.
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On Wednesday last, in pursuance of an
invitation from Gen. Hatch, Of the United
States Army, commanding at Charleston,
Gems Lowell and Preston, accompanied by
Capts. Manigault. Rhett Corbett and Cue
rari, Of .heir staff, repaired to Orange.
burg, to consult with the above named
officer and Gen. Hartwell, in relation to
certain matters in connection with the
system of paroles now issued. Weunler-
sand that the object of the conference
temporarily failed, Cen Hartwell' prefer
ring TO refer the matter to Gen Gillmorc;
but it is the impression that the United
States authorities are disposed to use every
possible conciliatory measure. The officers
assert that they We're received ana treated
in the most courteous and hosptable style.
the utmos. kindness, respect and even de.
licacy being exhibited.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

The New York Herald states the regis
tereG debt Of the United States to be
about twenty five hundred millions o.;
dollars. The amount Of Treasury issues
(greenbacks) in circulation is put down at
nearly six hundred and eighty three and
a half millions, besides the national bank
notes in circulation, estimated at more
than hundred and twenty millions.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquain,ances of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Hoss, Mr.. II. kauffman and
Mr.. 81. Lilenthal, are respectfully invited
from her late residence, corner of Peru. e.
ton and Main streets. THIS MORNING
at O'clock
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
Eeadq'rs United States Forces,
CITY Or COLUMBIA, $ c..
Nav ~ 1CrE

- a, -
May ~. 1865.
GENERAL ORDLNS go. 2.
Z REFORMATION having been received ::
4 these headquarters Of the existence q
armed bands of maraudcrs infesting til.
country and committing derredal,ous O.
the property of peaceful citizens. it i
hereby ordered that &il persons composir :.
such will he cc;s;d"rci anG treated s.,
outlaws, and l. cnrgh, viii! receive til (:
sevcrcst punishment ot military law.
The United States Gc-er,:,:..n, is i. 81
oNs of protecting ali peac.iu and a..
abiding ci,izers. and .hcy will coui, :.
favor on these headC aa:ie:>. and do ;u>., :,
to themselves. by giving ANY info,ita,,
they may have III their Possession re<J,.,
ing the names and movement. OF s..y:
hnnds, and, if possible, aiding in the
cartUrr.
The time has arrived when il bel.oov. :.
every citizen TO do all in his Power t..
assist the military forces of tn. Unite;
States 10 restore peace and harmon
throughout the land. BY ordc, of
Lieut.. Col. n. TIAUGHTON,
25th Q. Y. V. l, Con'dg H. $ Forces.
CITY "f Columbia.
W. !. KyLE, 81 Lieut.. 25th O. V. Y.
and Pos; Adlulnnt may ="
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Tie fortynintk annual meeting Of the
American Bible Society was held in New
York, on the llth inst. Durin. the past
year, the socctys receipts have been
S677,S5l. AID in the same time it has is :
sued l.72O.569 volumes Of all kinds. In
the past four years. it has issued 5,3O+,I03
printed volumes, and since its organization
grand total of 20, Goo,5l volumes Its
issues are printed in forty different Ian
guages.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
HENRY SKIPPER.

W diTEoMiTH, LOUkSMiTH, Horse,
w shoer, Whee!wright and Smith IN
generai-nearly opposite Catholic Churc,
All kinds OF FARMING WORK done on
the shortest notice and The most reasona able
tercas, for provisions or cash. nay rs 8
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Hsadq'rs United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA. S. c.

May 81, 1865
GENERAL ORDE1tS NO. 4.
I n order to prevent any disturbance vii IN
toxic.,ing liquors. it is isrrehy ordered
that, for the present. no Intoxicating !!
Guors will be sold or givea away 20 Al.
citizen or soldier. unless nc:ull;'siun =,
granted from these headquarters. Anj
one found guilty of disohey ylns this orde:
will not only have his Goods onfscaten
but will be suhjec: 70 punishment by NJ;
tary law BY command. Of
Lieut.. Col. y. I!AUGHTON.
Commanding Post
w. J. KYLE. Lieut.. o5th q. V. ". L. a:,.
Post Adju.ant. my 9"
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JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE AT
=. Il. Il IaCkg0Eas@e
Marion Street near y,,-,oho,

hd1 IUu OCItet, HEaT LCmDeT.
MATCHES. CANDLES. COFFEE, SIr-
w GAR, GREEN TEA. FANCY DRESS
GOODS. LADIES SHOES, White and
Blue Flannel, Spring Cassimer.s. Whit.
Linen and Muslin, Stripe Cotton Shn,ing,
Cotton Goods for suits, Calicoes, Buttons,
Needles, Pins, Silk Ties. Cotton Handk.r-
chiefs. Children's Socks. Round Combs,
Dressing Combs. Paper Cambria. White
and Black Buckles, Letter and Note
Paper, Black Skirt Braid, Towels, Wind.
sor Soap. Neck Ties. Also, Segars
may 20
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For Sale.

Fer Sale,
90 HOGS, in good eating order. Also,
~ Beds and Bedding; l good Cooking
Stove, complete. Apply at Capt L S.
Keitt's Farm. may ~ Se
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
Loc2Il Iteras.

Special attentior is invited to the sale of
valuable china, gra%ite, &c. advertised at
auction by Messrs burbec & Walter.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

horses, or place + recreation for human
being:? We uropc.tund this question to the
city fathers, as it is nothing uncomm on to
see animals grazing there.
----->-~o1o--> o-->---o-o.o->-------
HE TWENTY FIFTH Oulo.-This veteran
regiment, under Command of Lieut.. Col
Haughton. Is now performing garrison
duty in this city. They were very highly
spoken of ~ the residents of Orangcburg
for the: excellent behaviour while in that
village, and have. since their occupation
of Columbia. fully sustained their reputa-
ton. The officers are petite and attentive
to all who have business transactions with
them: while the men preserve the strictest
order.
vs. PEEsoHAL.--All subscribers to the
Phc"ir whose subscriptions have ex.
pired, will please come forward and
renew, in specie or provisions; otherwise
their papers will he stopped
Us We wish it distinctly understood
that our terms arc cash. No advertise.
mcntS will. therefore, be inserted unless
paid for in advance.
We present the following schedule of
rates. in the case of ihr ;.lost obvious com
mod'ies. For one months subscription
to tn. Ph"mir, We will receive either of
the following. viz:
bush-l corn. ! bush. peas or potatoes
3pounds butter. % lbs flour
lard. / lbs. candles.
bacon. 9 ais. rice.
dozen eggs. 4.hcad of chickens.
Wood, vegetables aud provisions gene.
rally received at fair market rates ap
preaching The specie Standards
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

We Office Of the Colvmbin Phum.r is
% (:ate= 81, i, c.sond ,,o"r from Plain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

Mcclure, AIS votts, and was elected unani-
mously. MgE e. +.
Ballots were then passed for Major, with
the following result: NJ. V. b. Sutherland,
3l3 votes; Austin Levcrsee, leo Mr.. Suth
crland was declared duly elected.
Motion was then lnade that the Adjmaui
be appointed 10y the officers already elected
CARRIED.
j. D. Gelky was then elected for Quarter
master, by acclamaton.
There being no further business, meeting
adjourned.
| ~ H. G. HUNT, Sec.
IN THE 2ND crIITIA DISTRICT or BLACK HAWK
| sa..-. O.. COUNTY. ..s@ ..-a
| At a meeting for ths election Of Regiment
al officers. held at the Court House in Wa
terloo, the meeting was called to order by e..
Close, Commissioner. NJ. r. Moore elected
Secretary. The following conpanies repre-.
sentcd:
Black Hawk company, 80 votes; Captain
Moore's company, OF Waterloo, SO Captain
J Gilbert's company, of East Waterloo, 81 !;
Capt Crittsndcn's COMPANY, rs; Cap. Me
Clure's company. 40; Captain Shrrman's
company, 10. Barclay and Lester not rep
resented. t. 3d. -.'s
John Elwell was nominated for Colonel,
and received three hundred and twenty sever
votes. being declared unanimously rlccted.
For Lieut.. Colonel, q, W. Gilbert, receiv.
ed 235 votes Patrick McIsaac, 90. G. W.
Gilbert receiving majority was declared du,
ly elected, -. .:-....s.. @r
For Major, L. A. Covert received 2s5 votes:
a. A. Alline, 90. l.. A. Covert declared du.
ly elected. .
Moved by II, NJ. Crittenden that the field
officers have the power delegated TO them by
this meeting TO appoint the Adjntant and
Quartermaster Of the regiment. Carried
. Moved by J, Flwell that the Waterloo Fire
Company Cf not exempt from military duty
be invited to organize as a military company
and attach themselves to this regiment
| Carried
Moved by J, Elwel,t that said Fire Compa,
ny have thirty days from this date to organ.
ize, and that the organizing Committee mott
! fy them at their earliest convenience, wheth.
er they are exempt or not.
NH MOORE, Sec.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

Hsrtieattarat Society," The citizens Of
Cedar Falls and vicinity who are interested
in horticultural pursuits are invited to attend
a meeting t. be held at the office OF 5. H.
PACKARD on Saturday evening, March 1lth,
at 7 O'Clock, for the purpose OF electing Off
GERS, end for the transaction of such bust
ness as may come before the meeting
The design is to have meetings during th"
coming season, shows OF fruits, flowers and
vegetables, at such times as may be appoint
ed, and for the diffusion of knowledge on
horticultural pursuits. A number of ladies'
in our town have exhibited an excellent and
cultivated taste in flowers, and we under
stand that they intend participating in the
execution Of the pr5gratfime during the com
ing season.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

Thrilling. We met on the stree, charm
ing young lady, who had an absorbingly in.
tereSting item for our beautiful paper We
give it as near as possible in her enthusiastic
language:
Three Of US girls went ont for ride, all
alone. and with, oh such beautiful horse.
only ne ocas a little ittsh And, oh. dear
me we got SO terribly frightened A great
big team ran away. and we expected surely
to be run over--but we weI'n't. The team
ran right into post, and one Of the horses,
fell as if he was shot, and, oh We knew he
mus, be killed-but he wasn't. We were so
sure our horse would run away too-but then
he didnt-bsss his dear little soul, he didn't!
But. oh, my how frightened we scere! Miss
Beauty she tainted away, and dear me |!
SALLlE she screamed so, and jumped out in
to the snow and IL held tight to the
lines and shouted whoa whoa aud--but
DO declare! who were they, by the way,
whose marriage notice was in last weeks
paper? ?"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03
c Q NJ Nj GRCIAL.

GAZETTE OFFICE
THURSDAY EVENING, March2
There seems to be general stagnation in
markets all through the country Every one
holding back, waiting for some decided
change which We all feel is soon com
ing. At present our military successes seem
to be tn. all absorbing topic. But few arc
inclined to buy or sell at present prices. We
have very duh market to qnote--taken in
connection with bad weather and consequent
had roads-there is but very little of any.
thing offered on the street Some few sales
Of wheat have been made on private terms
We quote wheat S5Wy90- and bu. little
offered. .-.. .
OArs-3GM4O- request.
BARLEy-65@90 Mostly for brewers
use in town.
CoRN-Dnll at 40c.
RyE-G0@ I5c, as to quality.
BnANs-l ,OU0g 90 Tor common to prime
navy. . -r
PoRK-NomiHal at lo@ fO,5o for dressed
Live hogs finn at TiWSc. :-s
BEEF CATrLE-4@5c FOR fine to prime.
HlDEs-Unchauged.
BcrrER-20@25c.
EGGs-15c.
GOLD IN New York to. day ,975 and dull
During the past week it hgs'rnn to 2,o4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

Shippers Conrention at Du1vq.e.-The
following gentlemen went from tbs place to
attend the Merchants and'Shippers' Conven-
ton at Dubuque which net on Wednesday ::
NJ. RosENBAuM, A. SKINNER G. NJ. HARRIS,
BYRON CuLyEE, A. D. BARSuN, NJ. BrEss,
c. Nicely, I. n. CuAsE, j. w. PLUMBER,
DOM a. BRowS, D. c. OyERuAS, GEO. BEL
LAMv, L. CROSBY, II. c. OyERMAN, ALBERT
ALLEN, I. +. BEswicE, 7. B. CARPENTER, J.
III. BENJAMIN, b. Z. WniTE. ...-. ...s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03
{ From Me 81. Lopss usdicaz journal,

THE Igpiay REMEDY -TIe celebrated indian medicines
known as Cherokee Compounds will be found advertised
In onrcouruas. They various In kind but all Rave
the cure of urinary derang for their object The
Indian Remedy is that tlese medicines which, IN
der the name o. Cherokee Remedy has SO vide
~ known as a certain for Finer Ahus or Whites
In females and the best specific in IL Gonorrhaa
and elect II is always taken in conjunction with the
use Of the Cherokee Injection taken never fails
OF achieving thorough either of Gonorrhaa elect
and fiu"r Aibus. In composition ia pure vegetable
syrup, not unpleasant to take and is wholly free from
mineral drugs and OF the best remedies for which
is reeommcndea. Sold by all druggists
Disease CaaRot Toa,ch These Who Use 10.
........---- ... backs BittlrS ..
While Rcback's Bisters are kept in the family circle
sickness never enters.
These Btters have been found 10 be IeY ct antdote
for removing the first symptoms Of nearly all diseases
II taken in the proper time They composed of In.
gradients which are known By the medical faculty be
mos: ecacous in disorders Of the stomach and intes
tines
Their medicinal properties various that they
prove beneficial ~ an complaints whatsoever nature
they mag be- hence their great demand and the unyer-
sal good derived from their USE
judicous Of these Biters impar.s the rose. tin
OF health TO the Cheeks and health and vigor to the en-
tire frame.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03
To OUR PATRONS.

We would again remind readers that this o.
The year is time when they constantly liable sud
den coughs inuenza throat &C.. while the children
in constant ang-r from Group throat and lung com
plants. IT is important that every head Of faraiy
should provide remedy that is ready all times fo-
mediate whether assnled at the dead boar Of night
with the breaking ont Of hard cold the rackiug Of VI
client cough, the children with that dangerous o.
all diseases-croupor at the midday hour You should
always be prepared. In Goes Cough Balsam you viii
find ready and eGestuaI remedy 1t gapples and cbn-
trolls instantaneeusly The most stubborn coughs while in
Group 1t sovereign The price Is but forty
bot'!ethe bottle twice the size Of any er at the
same price. Delays are dangerous. You should always
have 1t in the house 1t be found at all onr drug
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

The TroHb}e Win tie Trains.-The ncn
arrival Of The trains IN; Wednesday was oc.
casonod by the snow storm, which filed the
deep cuts near Jesup, and rendered progress
impossible. The subsequent rain and sud
Gen freeze male the getting through TO this
place rather difficult The trains all got
through in heap, however, about quarter
past three on yesterday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

Woman's Life Protector. This invention,
Familiarity known as WARRss's Patent Com.
pound Chemical Soap, is being introduced
into. this county by Mr. p. A. TARBox. The
townships Of East and West Waterloo have
been sold by him Is Mr. Jous GLOVER, who
has established-a factory at Waterloo. where
the soap is meeting with great favor. The
washing soap will save two thirds of wash.
sag-day laber, and dispense with poander~,
Washboards and washing machines 1t proves
not only great saving in labor but great
saving of clothes 1t is simple am, cheap.
We are indebted to Mr.. TARBox for sample
OF the toilet soap, which has many super or
advantages. Mr.. TARBox is stopping at
HAzLErr Co IS store, where those who are
DESTROYS of investigating the merits of this
soap are invited to call,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

Concsrts.-Two grand vocal and iustru-
mental concerts viii be given at Oyermun's
Hall "ext week, Thursday and Friday eve
nings, by Miss l.. L. Horror, assisted by her
pupils. We have no heSi;ancy in saying
that these concerts will be very fine. Miss
HoLToN has proved her worthaess to public
patronage on former occasions. Programmes
will be duly circulated.