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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
SuLkY HORSE RAKES.

shall be able TO supply these Rakes the coming ssa
all who will order in time. Don't wait till hlrses
before purchasing
2. L. FRENCH. agent
Ccdor Falis, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
The Government,

The Boarding Department.
Good board will be furnished students in the building
asa - per week. Room rent, $500 per term.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

Il is perfectly safe and fails to give satisfaction
It is the only and safe preventive against contract
ing disease invented Price 81 each 81 per half
dozen, and ~ per dozens sent by mail. 4U:ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
Preparatory
ReltuiOus Element.

Preparatory Department.
preparatory department is arranged for all Misses
and Lads not qualified to enter the Acaaeic classes.
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Expenses.

Young ladies' will be charged pc term, the price Of
wood cut and carried to their halls No deduction from
price Of tuition for absence unless aused BY sickness
Tie charge for tuition must be paid in advance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
Upper IOWA
u NV 10 r. SITY !
The Fall term Of this Institution opens fer the ad!s
sion Of students Of both sexes,
FACULTY..
Rev. WILLIAM BRUSH, President,

ASSISTED
Professor ySi1N SANBORN and Miss A. IsBELL
freceptress.
A. NJ. SANFORD, Teacher of Vocal and Instrument
oil Music.
lie. AoICE, Steward.
Miss E. c. ROBERTSON, Teacher OF Qreparstory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01

10 catering upon the csap.i. 20 absui TO open the
Gsnsralin Eaief feels sssu FL lhsl The soldiers who
have 80 long and nuhly horne the har,lships AID
dangers Of ths w,r. require noeThoraton 10 rsspsnd
10 the call, Of honot sad duty
W.h the i,b-dy TRANSMITTED by their forefaihsrs,
they hars lnheriied tbs spifil ID defasdit
The choice between war AMI abj-ct submission il
before ihrm.
To such prsps.,l. brave men with arms in their
hands can haze hui one an.eet.
They csnnsi barrier m.naooi Tor peace, nor the
RICH, " scligose,nmcnt to III, or property.
but justice Il them requires . slcrner aimonitisn
10 ,hsso who have abandoned their osnralss in the
hour Of peril.
last opportunity is Offered them 10 wipe out the
disgrace sni escape the punishment Of thsir crimes
by a,Rho'ily % the President or the Confederate
States, pafden u annenncsi TO such JeserIers aud
men iempropery ahsent ~ shill return to the CON.
mands TO which thsy elong within the shortest pus-
she time, not exceeding ieeni, l,rs fen the publ.
cation this order, al the headquarters u the depart.
ment in which they m,y h..
Those whs may be prevented BY interruption Of
communications, may report within The time specified
10 the nearest enrolling officer or other officer on Do.
" 10 be forwarded AZ soon a. practicable and upon
presenting a certificate fom such officer showing
compliancs with this requirement, will receive tho
pardon hereby offered
Those wis have deserted the service efthe enemy,
o. who have deserted after having been once pardon
ed lor the same ofence and those vhu shalt desert,
absent themselves without authority after the pub
location Of this otder are excluded from its benefits.
Nor does the offer Of pardon extend 10 other offences
than descr.ion and absence without permssion. !.
BY The same authority. il j. also declared that no
general amnesty will again be granted and those who
refuse to accept the pardon offered or who shah
heIesite desert or absent themselves without save.
shall suffer such punishment, al the Cssns may i'm
pose, and no application Tor clemency will DO enter-
tanned.
Taking new resolution from the fate which our
enemies intend lsr Us, let every man devote oil his
energies 10 the cemmsn defence,
Our resources, wisely and vigorously employed,
arc ample, and with brave army, sustained ny de-
tsrmined and united people, succsss with Gods as
sistsnce, cannot be doubtful
The advantages the enemy will have bat little value
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Warrington. Ellsworth and Federal streets,
both above and below 9th street.
For the Hillsborough Recorder.
TRIBUTE on REsPECT. !.

+ d = .
AZ meeting Of Co. K, I'd N. C. Cavalry, in Camp
near Belheid, Va. on The 18Th February, 1855, the
following Preamble and resolutions were submi,ted
and adopted:
WHEhEAs, II has pleased the Supreme Architect
81 the Universe, the dsposer Of all human events, in
his inscrutable providence to summon our much %.
teemed brother soldier, WILLIAM G. HALL. to his
home from whence no traveller ever returns in Octo.
Der last, while confined in the North as prisoner Of
war and whereas while we mourn the loss which our
Company has sustained, and whereas the neighbour
hood has also sustained loss which cannot be repair
ed;
Resoiced, That his being cut of while iu the bloom
Of manhood, with the promise of.futurel usefulness,
we can but sadly mourn his lamented death.
Resofped. That the emitting down Of our brother
soldier William G. Hall. while in active life, sirik.
ingly admonishes us OF our onalty. and that Il
would be wisdom in Us, as accountable beings to
Gsd. to spare no diligence in preparing 10 receive
theina sentence to the IMMORTAL part, for when we
least think Of il death may gree, Us.
Resolred, That We extend our heartfelt sympathy
10 The bsteaved family and friends. and poin, them
Ter comfort 10 that Being who has vouchsaed all that
10 geod,fM man.
ResotDed. fhat'n cory Of these yesoluuons be sent
10 the noth Of deces. eel hrothsr soldier, and to
the Hl-h"r0nsh Recorder far publication, with re-
quest siaat the North caroIina Presbyterian copy.
A. K. INSTEAD. }
ROBERT ]. TILLEY. Committee.
PETER Array. Sec.
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its dsstiaation il safety. Or enc particu-
lar specimen Of insesuity particular care
vas bssts~ed. and the surgeon took charge
Of il hisself. sewing Il up in a water proof
easing. that It might survive The chance OF
bsiag thrown overheard to be rescued from
the clutches 81 Federal chasers. This was
the identical iimb--an !" Anglesey leg" as
il is ealled--which enabled Gen. Hood to
take active service again, and assume the
conaasd Of the army at Atlanta.
London Inder
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01
Headquarters Armies of ths e.. States,
ll.h February, 1865.
GENERAL oRDEks,e
March 1.
February 20.

NO o.
The discipline and efficiency Of the army have been
greatly impaired by men leaving their proper CON-
manis join others, in which they find service more
agreeable.
This practice, almost injurious in its consequent
ces as the crime Of deseron, by the Articles Of War
exposes the oHepder to a similar punishment, and
subjects the officer receiving him to dismissal from
the army. 4E sI
It's therefore declared that the provisions Of Gene
raj Order No. 2. of this date from army headquar-
tara apply 10 such as have left THOR proper com.
inands and joined othsrs without being regularly
transferred. They win receive the pardon promised
10 that order, upon complying with It's conditions, OF
suffer the consequences attached to nogIecting it.
The nataes OF such abssntees will be forthwith re-
ported these headquarters by the officers with WHOM
they are serving. aud immediate measures taken 10
reinra them to their proper commands.
As soon practicable, ap inspection viii be made
and charges will be preferred ssains. those who neg.
eci to enforce this erdsr.
r. E. LEE, General.
February ~. s4-6u
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.O'TICE

'HE undersigned having qualified Is Administra-
o'of Wii,sn @. Hall. deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons indsbed to sad estse to make
pay ment to him. sud to all persons having claim.
sesns The estate 10 presen! them kt psymsn, within
lac TINE prescribed by Law. ,hia notice wilt Be
plead III bar Of Their recovery.
l.. ". HALL, .7.irn'r.
March ]. S5-iw
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NE w MUSIC
February ~.

lust Published, SILVER BELLS (MAZUR-
kA9 composed by Charles D. Pspe. and dcIi.
Gated 10 Mrs. Jefferson Davis. Price 81. Orders
accompanied hy The Cash, and directed to Prof. q
@. Pape At Hlllsborough, N. c., will be promptly
attended H..
liberal discount allowed TO the trade
February Is. So
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Headsaarters, Reserve, Nsr,h c,r.l;, /.

Headquarters Reserve. Nsrth Carslin ].
Adjuiant Generals Office. / =
Raleigh, Feb. 18th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER.
No. 8.
ENROLLING OFFICERS in the Stat. sf
- North Carolina will make diffgen, inqu;ry n
tner respective counties for the aims, &C., called for
in Gen. Lees appeal OF January rs. 1855.
Thex arc raaSn;,aI - .a.s.s,s - iooo.
ward under this appeal. and restoring them 10 Cs,,s
A. w. Lawrence. an Ordnance officer Resery. N g
BY csmnand OF Lieut.. Gen. HoLnEs:
John w. HINSDALE,
Asst. Adj. General.
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PIANO TU Mn

sbROF. G.. 0. PAPE. Of Hlllsboroush Female Col.
lee. will attend to TUNING and REPAIR
lNG q PIANOS IN the best manner and al most
reasonable terms. Orders left at Messrs. Brown &
Co.'S store, or al the Pos; Office, will be promptly
attended to-
February Is. So
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

- rulSN from The -ubsc,her on The night Of the
- 21ih febtnary. aBhY Horse, four yea rs old
III. ,ping black niane, tsil AMI legs wasi over
The lth eve. smal sahe spots ~ his hack caused hy
ssdle, newly sh,d ia font hind shoes worn smoolhe.
ANY information will 10 thankfully received. and one
huJlerd do!afs reward vii be gwen for the recove-
~ Of The hnfse.
w. A. cox.
Asfch ]. SS-lw
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Headquarters Reserve, N. q.
AJiu,ani Generals Office, .
Raleigh. Dec. u, 1864.

IaauQuaTter5 hsseIse, w. ".
AJiutant Generals Office,
Raleigh. Dec. "a, 1864.
GENERAL. oRDER.l
No. A.
I9 MAJOR @. 3. STRlNGFELLOw. Adjutant
De General q. D. p. A. will relieve Capt. John w.
Hinslale, Assistants Adjuisnt General Of Reserves Of
N. e., and ths latter officer will proceed to Join the
81 Regiment Reserves N. g.. as iis Colonel. having
been duly elected 10 thai office on tho 81 Of January
1865.
The Lieutenant Gsssrsl Commanding, IN taking
leave Of Colonel Hsslale. tenders his VAIN eongrat-
ulstions on his promotion, and earnestly hopes that
the intelligence, ssai and salsniy which has charac
tsrirsd his service as staff officer may 10 insured
by experience into greater usefulness ia his nov aud
more extended sphere.
lSignsd) n. II. HOLMES,
Lieut. Gen'i. Cvnrnanling.
Official:
Gals. s. 3rntsoraLLow,
Major aud A. A. Gsn1.
Fable. SIT
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Blacksmith Shop and Foundry.

a LII kinds Of Smith work dsne in the best style
= and most serviceable manner, especially Axes,
and Mill and Machinery work Of every description.
Those wishing work well done will not be dissp-
pointed Castings will be supplied to the extent q
my ability as soon as the damages sustained by the
late foods can be repaired.
The highest prices given for Cast Steel, old Scraps,
Zinc. Wheat, Flax Seed, &c.
4. BROWN.
February 20. g.
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NEGROES 70 HIRE.

Adiataat aud Inspector Gems. Office.
Richmond, Sept. II, 1863.
GENERAL oRDERs,1
No. I22
HI THE following Act Of Congress is publish
H. ell for the information OF al concerned
Every person not subieclt ~ the Rules and articles
Of war; whs shall procure and enice soldier If The
Confederate STATES 10 desert, % who shall purchase
from any soldier his arms, uniform, clothing or any
part lserof shall, upon legal conviction, be fncd at
the discretion Ut the Court having coynlzance Of The
sams. any sum not exccelns three hundred dollars,
and be Imprisoned net srceedins one year."
By order Of tho Secretary OF War
(Sagned) 5. COOPER,
Ajju!aut aud Insp'r. Gent
Headquarters Reserve. N. CT
Rsleieh. Feb. 10,
0fkcial: mo. W. HtNSDALE,
A. A. General.
Peb.l Sal
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Notice to 1.-THE PAYERS.

WE will be ready to receive the tithe Of Bacon
by the 18th OF March. It must be we'll cured,
or it will not be received. -
THOS. B. HILL. Agt.
FEBRUARY 20. 81
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d We do not permit them 10 impair eur rssolutio,
BET vs. them oppose constancy to diversity for,tuds
70 suffering, ndcourase 70 danger, with the firm as.
surancs that He who gave freedom to sui fathers will
bless the efforts eftheir chiiirsn to preserve il.
R. E. LEE, General,
Enrolling Officers will make every effort TO give
publicity % this important order, and will urge all
good citizens Of their respective counties % aid them
in rendering its design successful.
II will be observed that this 10 the last offer of par
don TOR the Infamous crime Of desertion that will be
made. Enrolling Officers are made responsible uu.
der penalty Of tiaI by Court Martial, that every
possible effort is made 10 apprehend all such a, do
not report themselves.
Recruiting Officers will allow such as report them.
selves within the specified time to go direct to their
commands, furnishing them transportation and the
necessary certificate.
A duplicate of cvery certificate thus given will be
forwarded to this Office
By order of the commandment.
!, E.J. HARDING, Adjutant.
March L. 85-2w
February 20. s4-G~
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
News by Way OF Cairo.
CAIRO, March IL, 1905.

New Orleans dates Of the 4th inst. received.
The Inauguration Of Hon. J. d. wolles as Governor Of
Louisiana for the unexpired term mado vacant by the
resignation Of Governor Hahn took place at Library
Hall the morning OF the 9th inst
Twesty-sx Union families Of Corpus Christi and vici
nifty been bsnshed TO Mexico by the rebel auhori
ties.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

Annapolis
To tho chiefs q bureanx and hoiY subordinates the
industry vigilance and general fidelity in the discharge
Of then respective dutien
EDWIN Il STANTON Secretary Of Wag
The New York herald., 1865-03-12


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ID SPRING SKIRT viii not BEND BREAK like tho
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They also combins Elegance, Elasticity Durability Comfort
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QRrGGs' ALLEvfAToR, FOR CoRNs, BuNfoNs
ID Tender Feet, &c, metallic plaster, easily applied
and VIII adhere long time, regsril bathing BRIGGS
Curative for all Ailments Of the Fset also wounds
akin diseases, An Sold VI drugstsss.
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CoRYs, BrSruNs IygROwIxg NAirs ac. CURED
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The New York herald., 1865-03-12

NoIAN.-At his re,dence, No 13s Reade street, VIII
NOLAN.
The friends respectfully invited TO attend tho funs
raj on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
IFor OIer Ded As lee Secorsd PeQsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14
THE WRECK OF THE MELVILLE.


We have from william Kennedy, the third engineer Of
tho unfortunate steamship hclyc-an account Of tho
wreck Of which publishcd yesterfaythe following
additional details OF the disaster II about half past
ten O'Clock at night when the bows OF the vessel
stove in. The captain deck ut the time, and,
knowing that there bulkhcad which cut on com
parimont the bows Of the vessel and which had saved
the shp on previous voyage he assured those board
that nc sim felt confidence In the ship and that tho com
partmcnt would secure her
soon Afterwards was discovered that the hold OF The
ship was lIng and that the bulkhsad only useful
in polonging tho career Of the vcsse for few hours,
but unable her The male passengers rushed for
the boat, In which tho captain subsequently lost
With the intention OF emharking In Il and saving them
sclvcs The captain in his efforts 10 prevent this got
the boat aud the carried her away and she was
soon swampcd With all on board Of The nrcs Of tho
engines we're e,tinguished by the water after
commenced rushing Ia.
About midnight the vW calm, comparatively, and
becoming more gradually. Il continued thus Ill
next day when the steamer down Many Of tho
lady passengers wero sick ana Of the GENTLE
men, and this contributed much towards keeping them
quiet There unusual nnsc from the time the
danger first discovered III The person swai
lowed by the waves The boat in which informant
was swampcd less Than thirteen times bas u ~as
q iifeboat and always again.
Every on board had ifepreserver whom the ship
vent down. and tAcas kept for hours daring
which time they we're engaged In devotional ehsrc"es
such prayer and singing but from these the unfortunate
people disappeared by ono, AZ they succomosd 70
cold and exhaustion leaving only tho hfepreserven 70
show that they bad existed The schooner wnioh wse
Fiht OF the wreck much bamedby our inofmsnt VINO
says that she could have saved every ono on board Tho
Melville IL her commander had been humane man. He
e,op,ra,s The captain Of the steamer from all blame,
md believes he did best he could under he o'rcam-
stances
Among The passengers Of the unfortunate s,esnsr was
n, T Claiborne the fnthef Of deccascd correspond
a., Mr. calen Osborne. Ne csme from Hilton nesd
\, tbe rnton with the body OF bis son, and had taken
uu.sarc IN the Ceres on his return 70 Beaufort, bus
changed mind and took passage in the Melville, asd
uas lost with her.
orc Of the last persons drowned tho stowarderA
sho held on The boa, which saved Mr. Kennedy and
+ companions iii she exhausted Our Infcrmans
that tho four persons brcueh, 70 This port are as
only oncr saved VA, Of all 90 board.
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City Intelligence.

ChrotIc 0rcnsr Asyrus.--AIi the Carnollc churches
In the city took up collection Christmas Day for the
benefit OF the Orphan Asylum, which amounted 70
S23 600. In addition 10 that Charles Donohoc ESQ
made n Christmas present to the Asylum Of 81 COO
making in all ~, 600 contributed.
Tm FfsDa~ ~ GsosoiA The American Missionary
Association, Of this city, has sen, an sscn--Rcv w.
hasl--,o Savannah 70 mako carly provision for the
Of he blacks FIRE by the triumphant march
81 Sherman through Georgia He will also look the
condition OF such OF the white population may BE- made
destitute by The stern evgeDccs OF war Mr. NJ though
recently pastor IN Connecticut VA ns,v. ofGeorg
aud for several years preached In the vicinity Of
nah ". sailed yesterday in the AJAX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

Pam T'sArEs BsoosIyr. The legend ~ Iurne bss
furnished themes for song, story, open and drama 10
NJ attsr torn u has been gwen .. Ma. Conva Park
Theatre IN Brooklyn, every night for tho pa,s three
weeks crowded houssr, which we're not sbn,ed in NUN
bors last night The drama Of the Naiad Queen pro
duced at this house with careful attention 10 scenery
costume ballot and spectacular effect generally not ~
ton exeoled In tho theatres this side Of the river
The socncs OF sub marin fairy land n may the
expression, are got up with groat gorgsousnass Tho
Amazon econs, With ~ excellent military oyouuons IL
quito q fayortte and h resny good The piece vii no
dsubt ran week more v1tk ssecsa