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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES

An unfliling cure for Spermaiorrica, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all diseases
caused by Sc!Efblation, such Lass ef Memory.
Universal Ldssitude, Pains ia TIE Back, Disss,s 81
Vision, Premature Old .f9e, Wax Nerves, Difficulty
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IN the Face, Ialc (bHntsn1Hce, Insanity, thhs"mt-
fion, and all the direful complaints caused by de
parting from the path Of mature. '.''
cys-- This medicine is simple vegetable extract
aud one which all can rely, rs IL las heen used
In our practice for many years, and with thousand.
treated, II has not failed In single instance Its
curative powers have been sufficient to gain ,ic-
tory the most stubborn s.- g,- j. IL z
W To those who have trifel ,uiH their cnnsti
tation, until they think themselves beyond the
reach Of medical aid, we would say, nEspSia spr
the CHEROKEE CURE will restore you to alih
sAnd vgcr and after all quack doctors have failed
9N eH- Price Two Dollars per bottle, "r three bot
tes for Five Dollars, and forwarded by Express TO
all parts of the world.
er- Pamphlet sent by mail free of postage, by
DR.. w. r. MERWIN e. CO.,
% Liberty st., New York, Sole proprietors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

WTLLsTITCH, HEM, FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND,
w B,uid QniN, and Eiabroide'' beautifully II
win with the zines, needle and thread run from perfect
work on the finest Nainsook, the heaviest beaver
cloth and cowhidc with change Of needle, thread or
tension
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
WILCOX & GIBBS sEw1NG:MAcHINE

win use coarse cotton linen, six and tnine II runs
easier faster and stiller than any other machine 1T
forms fat and elastic seam, differing from every
other stitch each loop being tristed by means OF the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
No Family should be without it.


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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs

~fhey ere made Of ingredients wall hpsws
and approved BY the sssdical pwcfssston, .
having po,osrhS sosie properties, are both
palasable and pleasant, with sufficient strength
esiHg proPSsiss to correct the bilious dersnss.
Dentof the system, and oct like charm whss
taken according TO direction, o. remedy for
the following diseases -Lsdiosssios, DypY.
sia, Jas~dies, Liver ASsesioNs, Los Of Apps-
~, LoHasa " SPIRIT, Sal'sw CsmsIszsion,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07

e- Write your Name Post Once County and state,
10 where you want the Pacific MONTHLY sent Plain and
Distinct. sr..-
sy- Register all Letters containing Money; or, when
convenient, send by Express.
kN- II your Post Office is Money Order Office OBJ.
tain q Money Order for youEremanc-.
er Send none but United States Treasury Notes, or
money Bahkable in New York.
s- All Letters asking for information, etc, TO
ceive a'tcntion, must conain Stamp, to I'eldy All
swer. Address all Correspondence,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
Preparatory Department.
Re1fiouls Element.

preparatory department Is arranged for all Mise.
and Lads not qualified to enter the Academic classes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs

Hssdssks, Cbstfssaess, and kindred diseases.
ariaing nom . disordered condition Of The
Stomach, Liver, or Bowels. Let srsrv oss
~ these agreeable Bihes; once tried and
used, shsy Win recommend them with conf
Acnce 10 Ill others who are In need Of whole.
some, agreeable and enectual tonic. The rs3.
Idly increasing demand for these Bitiers has
Induced me 70 sIve them publicity, - shaA
Thousands who have not used them, may ~
than md b convinced u their e@essy.--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
BAL NuM,S SELF-SE wv Err,

y
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES. r,sas s.
II guides the work ITSELF tins avoiding the bent pos
'ure and strain the eyes. Price Large dis
count to agents.
EDITORS who desire OF these machines on half
advertising contracts insert this send
us their paper, and ia machine at any time, s.n
We take other machines in exchange We sell OIL.
CoTrog, SILK, TWIST and NEEDLES for ecery Kind of
seeing machine.
We attend 10 the repairing Of all kinds Of machines.
Prices OF machines with hemuer Teller, gauge oil can
extra needless full directiods &C.. from $50 tosl5O
ENTS WA NTFD. - 7ai,as
Agents for other first class machines. who take the
Wilcox & Gibbs in addition 20 theirs make most
successful and best Agents. Try IL. s+@
Terms to agents. descriptive circular and specimens Of
work, sent free by mail receipt of stamp. had Of
L. CORNELL eco. Gen'i As'ts. =
15s Lakcstreet, Chicago, III. "
r. o. Box 81. 2I:1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

4 healthy tonic, gentle stimulans and unequal
led morning appetiscr. Prepared in ripe old
Bourbon. Being nov used 70 the exclusion =
ell ether Bltters In moro than my United
GHsAss Army Hopitals, end millions Of privses
lsmiliss, end . The saly porulsr medicine
which has been especially sssMpssS from
ssssp ssz - Ne GATED STATES gsvesAnsa4
sn he srosnd q ~ having been sdoptsd ass
aandard ssMsSU BY ths medical prssssaion.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW!

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complete for 1865. We will furnish Back Numbers to
uch do not subscribe in time for the January Feb
uary number. But to be aud get them without de-
ay, send In your Subscriptions early Our Subscrip-
finr Price in
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
ASHTON PLATES

Having made special arrangements with Nine. DENo.
REST 4I8 Broadway, New York. for contributions eur
Fashion Department. call the attention Of the Ladies
to the same, and commend monthly their notice
as containing more information In regard Dress and
the Toilet, than any other Magazine published.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
WILCOX & GIRBs SEWING MACHINE
WE'RE NEVER EaUALLED.

It's yapidity, absolute Stiffness ease eff motion, mar
0cness and neataess of Its HIM and fELL were NEW
Err APPROACHED by any other machine. We can call
In any boy girl from the street, and with three min
instruction they win set the needle attach the Hem
Teller, and do the work with entire success,
blind girl with the exception Of threading the needle
DO the same. Many ladies' owning other first class
chimes, to office to do their fae hetnthy and
telling on the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Machine. . -
ThepREss universally pronounce this the best Jnsily
sewing machine in the world.
3 Gor l- O. . G.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
DIR. JAcKsoS's FRENCH PATTI

II is perfectly safe and fails give satisfaction
IL IA the only SUI and safe preventive against CONTRACT
~ disease ever Invented. Price 81 EACH "a per half
dozen, and 81 per aoztns seat by mn!i. sr:lg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
DIR JAcKsoN's ORIENTAL LINMENr

Removes all codpess aud reur enates organs which hav
lain dormant for many years. u will cure any
create and Increase the passions for any rea
sonable time Can be mailed with perfect safety Price
~ per bottle. ,ta 's5tss $3.50 tl tsS-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-07
EDITORIAL DRAWER

will abound with selections Of Wit Original Stories Comic
Sketches, and Light Literature cned from well gar
nered storefouse OF fun fact and incident aoriing in
terestng light reading matter for the Parlor and Fine
side. w.
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FIVEDOLLARS A YEAR.

Payable in Advance, upon the receipt Of which our T.
reip1 Tor She same, ill be sent in return.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-17

by some other rational means ~ secure . cessation
" hosl,res and the union " the sIatoA
Mr. washbarno 1l.. moved that the resolution
~ '..d upon the table The -ebols would accopt no
overture. eIcsp, such as would 10 di,srscciul to
VS.. The question hsving besn taken, the House
iNi 1ho rs-ylutl,u upon the ,abls--yesS 81 nays
5l.
The Huuso proceeded 90 the .ons,jetsnNu u The
I'm and the ZEN no. amendments to provide = Re-
puhhcan Govcrnment ior State. subvcrsOd or over.
thrown by rebellion.
NJ. Kelly, of P,rusv'vaniA. discussed at much
lcur.h h.s proposition that the Govcrnment II tho
United STATES va, instituted W secuto The yhts ~
al uc citizens ~ q ID" country, aud not for thc ben
cAt ~ mrn Il our rae only. H. amendment TO
the Nl ur1Uus,s not thN the entire mass oi tho
people ui African descent, whom out law and c'iH-
toms have dc raiei ami hrltsN7od shau lie ln-
mcdstely clothed with all the rights VI cit Eeuship
IL pI, SOS ouly ~ grant the sht OF su'rA,c IN
csumAllv e. al mcu, g. t'ose who may bo 80 TAT
nued ly 'drcatun for ~ rdicious exercise, as 10
he a'lo 20 resi the constitution ant laws q the
country, iu addition h. tho bravo men whu, IN hc
utne ut lsw ani liberty, and In the hopc OF es'ins
their children heirs 30 both. bsve Welcomed The
baptism ot battle I'm the naval and military service
of o., uitcd States, AID who are tubtaced Ia th'
| sucrdmcu, reported by tie committee. Al
| Turned
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New York State Legislature.

Aihlns, Jan 49, Tie bounty bill vas made the
srcc.A orlcr tor tomorrow, al I, O'Clock. The
following bll was inuojuccl
Nv Nj IAimlecr-To crostc the Metropolitan
FIRE n strict, aui establish a department therein.
rh~ bu provides that the Governor and senste
shall AIp..ut and confirm iour cumtnIssionors- who
shA al posse ,s.Hu of snd exercise tutro control
over the hie department aud all irc apparatus now
in stsu'e Ia tie Metropolitan fulcc District.
The members ct the new department are 8 be Sc
le ted A. M o. rra,te.lic from the Old depart
mcut, and tho1o ~ the OLD department iu good
standing, aud not thus selected, are ~ 10 'chsrE-
81 and declared exempt. The prtutnt iund j. 70 be
preserved intact.
mo bin 10 incorporate tho Homo for Disabled
soldiers was ordered 10 third reading Adjourned.
Attorney Gcncral Cpctrsne, in answer 20 tcso
luton a.. t'e htaie Senate, giyca 10 as his opinion
that the F.ntc ,to,ks issued to encourage enlist
tnrrts are clearly legA', and come within h'
causes oi tue STATE C1usttuNon auth ri1 uS dsnu
| 60 rcpei INVASION und suppress iusurreenon.
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News Items.
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t,r. A. a. sert,rrc al All hay. Leel executed
| n,,.
I'VE 'no'h's' 'A"'''h NV 'Ns' WI "'''' VIM
| The Treasurer - The ono fcmS'" college, has At
s,7nIed with S5,ooo belonging to tbs institution.
The Bank Of Mar vile, Ohio, vas robbed Of
$1,000 On rhursdlc lat.
rnovogI-MAgsuAL MopuAu, Of Washington, has
,,,,rei two v,rv sn. vss,els eng. ed IN running
-
Fo'AS " r''hA "''n ~" '''"' 'uo ~ '''
Mountain Eagle, hrX lf hju tons, which hos JUS,
I,cp tAorouglly rcp.ircI a. an exusuituro o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-17

OF the ftesheu during tho early part Of las, week.
The EIrEs5s states;
The Yankees renewed the shelus of the Cnes-
hrted batteries yesterday afternoon. sud conIin-
uei u with some severity. Itcy tuNar.a ly gain
nothing ty this practice, and no ullt receive
much more than they give, fOr the sEii fll arnl-
letits manning our batteries are ever prompt to
return the tire ami drop Their shells With uuerrtng
p ecision into the cneut's br-astN Hfss NUM-
her " heavy shells we're also thrown along the
enemy's hues On our loft, yestcrlay, aud the
bursting ~ many Of them could le plainly seen
rom elevated positions IN and atuur no city.
GRANTS railroad trains are kopt very busy inning
Al present, r what purpose r IS NOT h-o"n' "a
ccyt IL be for convey my stores from c.. Point o.
| the iet wing snl centre o. his amy. Every uuh'
| anu morning the pithug and blowing pt sue en-
gincs .ud the rsttlo of the cars ,Au he distinctly
| heAid Ia the city. S,outs ott "4l quicA' a.
though there " ss ruLilr o. feiclst .s that ttc
| enemy aas endcsvorus ~ sdyau.c bis picket line
| IN trout q our yhi
| The Dauville RaGis1ru has 'he iI'ow.gy:
| The heavy rans OF Yesterday vA,tci down the
| trcstla-wotk on ths Piedmont Ia rosd, tctvee1
\ ReedsvIs and BcrsJs, sud between G-ecnshoro'
| and Sepiuaw, 80 that trsus cannot pass over ths'
| portion Of the road. II Will requis several days
| 10 repair the damAse done.
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elss, Richmond psi. rs aye ssil occupied With
.uc si, ~ Mr Blair, and in4uiec N Cons,lorat.
speculation rc.poctu, he nature 90 the o'crs viii
j, els understood he presented 70 the lcAir su-
ttr-.' es AND politicians with whom he was .n con-
tan; iud appsreni.y N free .nicrcors". The EN-
QUEER Of Saturday states that on the preceding
dav 10 v,s visited by number Of members Of
Congress Alter ia, Interview IL members return
-. agI At once resolved thcmse YES INTO Com
n, itrc gf tie " 0le the state Of the CIuteacr-
.cv,' in secret season Nothing bod trans;irod re-
sp-,tus t-c gts-t.
rne CHARGES against ex Senator Foote had 70;
been 10 ode put he. lie bad not occupied his seat
| in the II I.usesnrs hrs famous speech, Announcing
! IL, ruin u lhe Con'tdoracy, and his inteLtuu 70
! 'rctirc to some ssq.os'erei spot where he could
en- ov reposc from ~ embarrassment Of the mes "
! II case excited great interest iu Richmond and
! ,Lere were min o. ria. ~ o. liisgy court mar,
i tla'. special cOu untten ct ave hhd oeen ap
pointed by the House ~ rrpor, on his case
The Petersburg papers report several casualties
from We falling 10 Of bont-Uroo;s IN eonseagene'
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wreck Of tho United States sIoop-of-wsr
san Iucinio.

The San Jscinto, Capt X. W. Meade command.
ire. Vas losI, on tho morning OF tho it inst, on
REF ot TIC bahama Banss. Tho vessel had been
chIs,ng = bocksdc rnnuer which escsped by
reaching neutral Vs,er- Tho night being very
dark the vessel oycrrun her reckoning and struck
tho reef when tie cap.4in supposed abe was .,
least twenty Mules here'tn N. Every effort vas
uislc 81 get thc weasel on, but heavy gale pre-
vail ny, frustrated tho attempt and At ten o'clock
the newt day she lilgrd rhr captain hndinR
that no hope Of saving tho weasel rcmAinei-
proceeded g. take measures for saving tho
rev, which WAS finally accomplished with.
oM loss of lfr. The guns aud most ~
the stores were also saved. Tho San Jein,o
wss screw steAm slo0p, aud was butt Al ,h-
uroot lyu Navy Yard In 1870 She has on several
occasions attracted special attention by her promi-
ucnco IN naval matters. A. tao timo ct The Black
Warrior allan, rle was sent ~ Iiayau. In anLci-
| patton oi war with Spain. Ahcr that she went 20
| China Nslthc flagship ~ Canmodoro himsii ons,
| cturiod under the command Of Commodore
| Wi,t,s. Her chiti n'turirty, however roshll"h
from her capture u' the NrItsh st,sncr Ircne
LAiui' ,n lusrd Mason Aud Shuel', the rebel ennis
| aai 80. At the time OF Lct loss she va the u.s
ship Of ,ht Vast Gu Bl0,k-tiug squadron.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-17
LOCAL NEWS.
SEW ruNk AND ruE VICINITY.

,ulLl,ttAo Ilr lscoME IAN.--Ihc Asses
sors OF the several Districts hnuus oomple1sd
uie.r Ns,-, the luc0uu IaS collectors give notice
Co all persons iutcreftcd that thlstute go wax IN
TO- the Captains ,fhsr aud settle" rho several
D,s,Iicts ,.inpr.s,d in thu CITY viii ylold reve-
uue ,o tho general Gosomucnt = nearly four
IA mlu1us oi dollars, exclusive ui The lsrgo sum
psid fur ~ Nsaeasru,ut slI lection. As tho In
come Iav sipuo wall rss,h 'uur-nlhs ~ the mAIe
inhabitants oi tho rity, out iuiCangsb'o ~As IN
.tructed 70 mskc note pl its operations As OBJ
served Uy s.rltu Aug he ldls preparof
| py the Assessors. Tho law ,out'up stei a pub
lcatiou II the names ut oil WHO wero liable to pay
A.t tax but as some OF tho Assoeors do not ~ m.
,erpret the statute, they rclIsc TO give gcaers in"
iorn.aton - the public lutcrosot parties, suppcs'
ed 10 b, "skuIsors." have addressed tho WsAhing-
ton authortos on the SUBJECT amt letter las boon
sent by tho Deputy Commisso'4r' rnumhnns that
such Information &. "c1uirshsud." Our reporter
having gone the round, vas to' that tho e"u-
pl,ted Ii,ts wcrr opeu 20 -.,o inspection, but 80
| hs va. ua, sworn N sr.a. up enoinsd not's
pnbiish su that cool memory ouahle. him 70 rs-
u,runcr, no believes the people VIII bo in'cres'ed
by the f,lla WING disclosures:
a. r. stcwa.L ESQ i1s IN annual incoms "t
o,. rr,,, c,yb, rrdrcI .nd f7ry.tl rso thoussncf
hunlral and tl.r,v.scysn dollars upon which
he n,y,.t ty, cent. income tax o' nnc,y-two
p.1,s,,J opchupdrei aud eighty ono tol'srs and
,,,,,,.ty,,,pts oop.v,leut toa fortune of over
r,,,,.,,. ,p,u,.p, u, dollars ,uvcs,cd Al ak pas
o,,,
A,,,s, r,r,n,,, whom "p.me Rumor" has
An, ,p iryu.ense .osofue, IS reported IN
~. ,-,,,t of ,i,Iy one huutr,I thousand niDo
,.,,,i,,. and tbir,sa a,ia,4 pay,n, ia, Of only
.,n. Ru then t.s Iowa, I,syu,rs sty ho is tbs
C,..r-,.,. tl, p,mo o.rsnc Geuerl Committee,
,ii,,,, ,s,,c,rd 10 own up {, all the prohS
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GENERAL. THOMAS.
Surprnsion Of Active Operations for the
pIcsent.

s. Lous jan. i6.-An officer from clifton.
Woyuc County, Tenn where hc leit General
luolnAs ou 5aturIsu s1y' DO t.7c eperaiiou'
may be expected ior s,vrra. days. The 'rithiu.'
ness Of the report that Hood 10 preparing 20 mako
ss,and at Corinth hs. not y.t been ascortA ned ;
butuislelieyei tAa: his dlf5rsAnl4ed forces are
fiu Hec.ns southwsrd, leaving d'iAchmen'S oi
.t-.r bcn cavalry IN tho rear I, de'end heir re-
treat. Ttoinss'i army has plcuty OF supplies, and
more are constantly psst ns up the rlue'see river;
ut heavy raus IN 1,Auessee render the roads iu,-
psss4b'c Tor military movements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-17

1uu Erie Railroad Company, f,r---c ns the din
cult ~ srcurng wool fuei tur their l.-onotives,
ave gone into NJ Kesn county, Pa ..I ought
a. AUDI. They havc pufrb Asrl te charter N
we HNHs'g 1ni Pu-bury Ra,lro-d Company. nni
nave leg ~ g. niue tker own aoL ami briug n oui
by RAJ.
ln'r the rehel icucr,l Pric, 10 deal .csm-to h,
se'hei ~ ar', d ."ual order which has been re-
'e'N-h 81 Little Ruvt tv the Jniun comuis nsisr.
utncrA Reynolds. 1h.a order, which 10 dated ~
we hcA' ldar.e-s " tHr re- NJ army in Arkanrnt.
on thc 4'h ~ pNeiuh,r, announces Price, deAth
ant namcs Gcucrsl f's,u a.. hl. successor.
1H.sS bnun1y jumpers s.ar.t from Al. dr,f,
Rendezvous At Nrw Haven on ssiut.lav, bu, wer.
t'rap'ut,d one ot thou, .y ue ne t,4ryhed, wss
In"hu 10 hs H.pf'icd Wih more than iu9en bur
gar saws, with winch g. ME hanl.uIs Nnothar
had a coutrivAuoc IN b = 'uot.Acsl. n sbt,1 va.
fourd Sl,luO tu yrcrnl ,,ks sui , aluAblc Amouj
rias AMI = gold ring
hlt disappcar,nce - Kev Mr. s.hoct M. nj s,sr
OF ihe Lutheran Church uu 18th street, y v Afe-
weeks ago Las Ooen pArt Aliv exUlAinel "But-
leigh" the New NOit Correspondent of thr Boston
i'tH'At, says: "A letter found, tho other lay,
snoug Ispsperz, adur.sH,I tu his sate- heduenth.
NJ TO her = thousand dollars IN money -Asking
her not " grlcyc ''r him aud stating that hc ~ss
Toing 10 his rest Beyond .hia nothing hss been
| hoard"
A nItL has hecn rep, -ted In the House hy ths
Committee Of Ways aud Mesns 'o eusble tbs
secretary ~ thr Treasury tu continue tho issue "
| sho seven dirty bonds '1r the balance amount
| ing 10 two hundred millions Il the icur hundred
million losn, authorized iu june last Tho secra.
tary IA not authorized 80 make them legal tendeI
| lie is also empowered 20 soil ANY portion ~ v
| ar'uni not exceeding four millions " ,he fvf
| twenty bonds "t fsbruary, 1864 hAt may vet ~
| man uNspd' and msY dispose ~ this amount u
| Europe VI herndl "a eNpcdcni 10 do So.
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General Intelligence.
lEy Esg 10 n. Sw York sunA

T.ort acQ rel tie d.sHAcoful nickname Of
,Iiarrml Ip1to," lecAUse on Ihe noor u the
Iut,l s'at Ieuate no hIeaiepol q br1shor senS-
tcf y, to . AA,tor which be sad he csrr.ci IL bis
pocket
I'VE Democracy u New Hampshire are prompt y
iu the field H. state and coLgreas onsl Nckot fur
ths NArtl C.rCtou. AtA convention held Al Cou-
cord, ne Hon. +. w. Harrington was nominated
tor Governor.
TnB Toronto LEADPs says q st the Brazilian gov
eminent = undeTstood " have addressed a.. he
maritime powers of Europe upon the subject Of the
FloridA capture, believing that the Feders govern
ment has no intention NJ nAting reparsnOn Tor 10
offence Rssirs - the sovsrsigntV ~ brayl
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Sherman on the Peace Question
Tn, Rebel states stIll In the mon The
Nnrt Protect states, bat to IrHsh All
IeDpI-.

The Savannah Rrruutt,,> rlHishcs a. 'wl~T''
Ant letter from General : S.cruau t. prominent
H.len, giyiu.. his views IN rc-'onsir lcs"u anu oh
H., prts.us coudu ON and prospccsa ot tho s,eedeI
States. General Ss.rman state t.ss ne is only a
u,..,.ry cominan icr, sui eauuois at o5 -'Va au!
p'cJycs Va a ci,il cApaoty. Congress vii he'e-
a.tcr adjust ciyil affairs wheu Georgia is again
r.rre.eutel there as Of old Ho afrlus TIA. Gc4r.a
s 30. ont ui Nc Union, And suat : recon-
strucu,u 10 therefore improper aud liJ'H'-
,oua ~ long tie people IrlAh'h
aimed nnl or Eed against the government ~.
Intc1 States YOU press teen WIN Sfm'ea' anu an"
ac.l with ILym according 1 military lA" N'"t
wsrig tke- viii g dealt wiSL b. sFe c.Fil CO re
lie thinks that the same coutic should oo a.ui'cl
os an .icAted hy General Wash on IA 'ho Nh 'hy
Resclron AVID ~ accordance Win ~, pIlL,. pc VI
| Tie "Blrr Conspiracy" lie quoies rom " A'h
! inlt5u aud Jackson on tn Ire'e Nanon o' tG'
| Iulon, aud saws that tic ann os are hi!y luL.,
! Ing heir commands. The Uaiun mu'I "Ld eHa.
] bs prrsct ye4 cost what u may. lhere l7 40 o'he
! alternative flr the people Of ucorgh thih 'o ooI
| form TO t0is view Of th' case. NJ 0omm'sHlohcr
| o- negotiations or conventions arc Nc 'es-s'
| Wncnuvei tue people OF Georgia quit tne te. e!,ou m
! ert members OI Congress auu srAstof- auu 'N-s
t.ke their sea $ the tate oi Georgia Will nave re
| sIn.ed her functions in the Union
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ton, and werc Yesterday ssd 10 Re engaged IN
sbelling the woods near Fort Fisher There is also
3 rumor that the Yankee land forces have com.
nrnccd an .ttack sssins, the fort itself but
the War pepAr,n,ent hm received no intellisence
IS 81 ~ II. The Yankees ~ill not hko Fort
Fisher"
TIE Richmond VINO Of Saturday, contains ho
following. "An oih.ial dispatch from Whining.
ton, dated this morning. the 1ith, says that about
inv Federal vessels arc sight They are mostly
opposito tie point Of f,rner landing, v'th Jdir
,rsdthsr md a smooth ssd"