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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-26

shooters which during the memorable campaigns OF the
Army of the Potomac served part Of ITS vanguard,
has recently received appointment IN the Engineer
Bureau of the Treasury Department
The rebel Ex-Governor Of Georgia, Joseph Brown, ana
Linton Stephens brother of Alexander stephens are
at Wizards Stephens is probably here on behaii Oh
his brother. Brown is desirous OF being pardoned
Lieutenant Colonel Page, chief quartermaster oil sher
idans army during the Shenandoah valley campaign
was yesterday assigned TO duty in the office Of the
Quartermaster General
SALES OF GOVERNMENT ANIMALS.
General Ekin adverses the closing sales of govern
ment stock in September twenty-five thousand AMI
mails, without single interruption have been sold
under his direction during the present month. Ihe
entire proceeds from this source amount to more
than S4,0O0,OO0
IMMIGRATION.
The foreign immigration 20 the United States for the
six months ending with June comprised nearly seventy
five thousand persons of whom fortytwo thousand arc
males.
AUGUST REPORT OF THE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.
The monthly report of the Agricultural Bureau for An-
gust says the returns of the correspondents very full
and show slight falling of in the wheat crop in the
New England and Middle States something over haf
million of brshes loss Of about one and quarters
millions of bushels in the States of Maryland and Delaware
and deficiency of over twenty millions bushels in the
Northern and Northwestern States. The crop ex
hbits the greatest promise 1t is everywhere good
The potato crop is almost promising as that OF corn
The other crops harvested will be ample for oil domestic
purposes and that of will be very large The pros
pect therefore, that the injury to the wheat crop will
be than compensated by the unusual excellence Of
the other crops The tobacco crop is the only one which
exhibits general falling off in the amount planted
The heavy internal taxes the manufactured product
and the apprehension Of tax the leaf, assigned
by Of the correspondents reason for the di-
mnished production The amount Of wool and the in
Of sheep shown by the table to bear like pro-
poronal advance to that they have exhibed since 1861
The report says:The rebellion has given to this great
interest prosperity which protective laws under high
tariff failed to accomplish for ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-26
Collision in tho Chesapeake.
ONE PERSON DROWNED AND TWO OTHERS sEvBRE-
LY INJURED


Last night about midnight the steamer George Leary,
Captain Brakeman, from Baltimore for Norfolk, with one
hundred passengers and heavy freight came In COLI
sion of Cove Point with the propeller Sea Gull, OF the
new outside sea line from New York to Baltimore. The
Leary was cut down 10 the waters edge but tho shifting
Of the cargo fortunately lifted the injured part above the
water line and prevented her from sinking Tho pas
sengers and baggage transferred to the Sea Gull
and reached here this afternoon The Lsay towed
into the Patuxent The chief steward Of the
Ieary was lost overheard, and chambermad and
deck hand badly njuredthc latter, It is thought
fatally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-26
Debate I'm tho Canadian Parliament ON
the Renewal OF the Reciprocity Treaty
and the Enlargement OF the Canals.

QuEBEc, August 70 1850.
In the Canadian Parliament last night the opposition
offered the following resolution which, after fierce de-
bate Of six hours tho ministerial party voted down by
20 ayes to rs noes
Resolved That the renewal Of the Reciprocity treaty
with the United States regarded by the people Of this
province as an object Of the utmost mportsnce and
that object well to augment the trade and ad
vance the prosperity Of the province II Is expedent that
the work OF eniarging the Welland and st. Lawrence
canals should be postponed but should be pressed In
preference TO any other work involving any considerable
expense 10 the country
The Ministry declared this involved vote Of non-con
ndence, and, with their creatures, voted down when
they ssk for renewal Of the treaty point them TO this
vote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-26
Pa sscnger List.

The following is the list OF passengers, ns obtained
from the office Of the California Steam Navigation Com
pany. II will be that Brgader General Wright and
wife, Dr. Ingram, U. g A. Captain Chaddock, u s RE-;
Lieutenant Z. ID. Waite and Governor Henry, OF Wash
ington Territory among those on board Who are
saved IL Ia mpossible TO state at present:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-26
Tive Thousand Cords Of wood Belonging
60 the New York Centrei Hauroa0
DESTROYED by Fire.

ALBANY, AUKUst Tbovt
Two sheds nine hundred feet In length, and containing
two tbousand cords OF wood belonging to tho Central
Railroad Company at the Centrc, eight miles from this
CITY, were totally destroyed by Ore this afternoon lns
S2oooO The track along the de OF the sheds was 90
badly DAMAGED that trains cannot pass Passengers Tor
tho West tonight were sent forward vie Troy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-26
LOSS OF ANOTHER STEAMSHIP.
Wreck Of the Brother Jonathan
on the Pacific Coast.
NEARLY ALL HER PASSENGERS DROWNED
~>~-~~>--~-~~~>~-~~~--->-
Brigadier General Wright, Family and
Staff Among the Lost.
N~~~~>~~@0~~<>~-O~oN~~-
IRlY ALL HER PASSENGERS DROWNED
LIST OF PASSENG GERS.
sc. &c. &c.
From the Alta California, August 2.l

JACKSONVILLE oregon, August lilo p N.
A soldier arrived this evening from Camp Lincoln
bringing a despatch TO Colonel Drum. He reports the
Brother Jonathan, with General Wright, stan and
family and and three hundred passengers,
lost Camp Lincoln, on July So except fourteen
men and one woman, who saved. No particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-26

purpose OF devsng means OF making coored aDor more
efficient and successful adjourned to-day delegation
numbering between twelve and fifteen Of the attendants
upon the convention made early call at ethe White
House this morning and were kindly received by the
President. Apparently tho visit informal one,
and no requests made. colored clergyman from
Boston, named Grimes, headed the delegation.
The total receipts at the Internal Revenue Bureau
day were 81 270 s4s Since the 1st Of July last the
total receipts have been upwards Of s4s, 500 900.
RETURNING VETERANS.
The military onsodaton-comprising the Sixth
Tenth and Thirteenth New York artierylef for home
to-day twenty three hundred strong
CABINET MEETING.
The usual Cabinet meeting held to-day, at which
all heads Of departments were present, excepting Mr.
Stanton.
Captain T. ReHey of the Fourth United States artil-
lery lately command Of Batteries and H, has been
promoted to q majority
Hon. Preston King arrived in the city today, and pro.
morrow
Secretary Stanton and family Surgeon General Barnes
and others have gone North on short visit Major r.
Eckcrt is Acting Secretary Of War in Mr. stantons alb
sence.
Inspector General W. T. Strong, Of the Freedmen's
Bureau returned TO the city from the West last evening"
and will remain for the present at the headquarters Of
the bureau.
Jesse L. Williams Of indiana has resigned his position
a. one Of tho government directors Of the Union Pacific
Railroad.
Doughty late major Of >sbe Second Bsrdan sharp.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

Psrsonol.-EARL HoYr, formerly Of this
Office, has our thanks for copy Of the .Sa.
vannah Daily Herald.
PATTERSON, auctioneer, is in town again,
selling Yankee Notions Cor a,Mr. CRoNE, viii
lom saloon keeper here. PAT. has very
much improved as an auctioneer since he
went away from the Falls.
-BrLY CoBuRN has gone to Sioux City to
clerk in the Quartcrmastor's Department.
FRANK CHASE Of the Fruit Bazaar, has
got home, having been East for number Of
weeks.
A. D. BARSuM. of this place, was a pas,
senger on the Gslcns & Chicago train that
was precipitated down an embaakment Of
fifty feet on Monday night last, near the sta
ton of Cherry Valley. BAENuu was in the
sleeping car. He speaks of the jump as not
at all pleasursble... Five cars were CON-
pletely wrecked, and though three coaches
were crowded with passengers, not life was
lost nor even a limb broken.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
CO M M Ell CIAL,
GAZETTE OFFICE,

tASETIE offlCE, !
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 2.
The markets for the past week have been
lower and are still declining. The steady
decline in gold has had the same effect on
all kinds of grain. Gold and the Clerk Of
the Weather have spoilt pork so that Ills
hardly worth quoting. The impression is
now thst there is more pork in the country
than was at first supposed. The supply
thus far is more than any yesr previous, and
the high prices must come down-in fact,
are already down. IT'S too late to affect the
farmer--it now comes on the shipper aud
parties holding for better prices.
WnEAT.-Neminsl at SOC a 81 co but
very little coming in, owing to prices and
bad weather.
OATs-IIsvc held their own better thar
any other grain, but they finally have had te
como down. We quote 43@4S. The mair
reason, however, for the decline is scsrcit,
Of storage. IF farmers will hold back lit
tie till portion Of What is now in store her,
is shipped, they will 10 likely to got 40 q
5Oc.
Pogr.--Entirely caved in-s@9c being
the range and dull.
BARLEY-7o@90c-in good request.
RyE.-But little in-CO@70c.
BuTTEa.-Choice roll CSC. Firkin COO
25c.
EGGs-15G2oc. Good supply.
H,DEs--Gresn, SOC. Dry, l4Qtl5c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
TO Gun PATRONS.

We would again remind readers that this season o.
the year is time when they constantly liable sud
den coughs Influenza sore throat &C., while the children
In constant danger from Group throat and lung COM
plants. It is important that every head OF family
should provide remedy that ready at all times for inn
mediate use, whether assaled at the dead hour Of night
with the breaking out ola hard cold the racking OF vi
client cough, the children with that dangerous OF
all diseasescroup-or at the mid day hour. you should
always be prepared. In Goes Cough Balsam You vii
fad ready aad efcctual remedy. 1t grsppes and
trolls nstantaneeusly the most stubborn coughs while in
Group is sovereign The price is but forty
botlethe bottle twice the size Of any other at the
same price. Delays dangerous. You should always
have it in the house. u be found at all orr drug
stores.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

The Lectures on Palestiae.-Ths lectures
on Tuesday and Wednesday evening at Bap.
fist hall, by Rev. T. H.. VIscssr, of Trinity
N. z. Church, Chicago, were very well at
tended indeed. The lecturer about two
years since made tour through the Holy
Land, and his account Of the visit is given
in peculiarly pleasing and happy vein.-
He possesses an elegant dicsion, . voice Of
great richness and fullness, an easy articula-
ton, and perfect pronunciation, which COM
bined with his natural gracefulness Of man
ner and gesticulation make the nearer SPELL
bound captive, from which captivity he is
not released until the spell is broken BY the
speaker taking his seat. The most difficult
thing the hearer has TO believe 10 that the
man has been talking an hour and half
We cannot review these lectures fer very
sufficient reasons, I'VE can only say Of them
they were absorbingly interesting. The Ia
dies Of the Baptist church are receiving, and
are entitled to receive, the prod;gal thanks Of
the community for the two evenings Of en-
tertainmcnt afforded through their instru-
mentality. We trust that the amount real
lied to the Church for the building of their
house Of worship was fully satisfactory
We trust. further. that the success Of these
lectures may induce others to use like means
for tho flI 4herancc Of works Of charitable
enterprise.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

AUCTION Notice-I will offer every
day aud evening, at public and private sale,
largo assortment Of embroidered goods,
underslsevss, cellars, &c., together with a
large lot Of drugs aud medicines, ssso caps,
capes, hoods, and large lot of looking
glasses, books, clocks, sewing machines,
household furniture, &C.. together with all OF
the groceries now in store. The above goods
must be worked off at whatever they will
bring. Remember, groceries at cost, and
many things 90 per cent. below cost. Call
early and see at HoIT's auction room, near
race bridge. Also the last chance to get
kEsT's East iad.a Coffee ia Northern Iowa
lib HOLT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
Disease Cannot Touch Thcse Who Use 10
backs Bittsrs.

While RGbasks Bitters kept in the family circle
sickness never enters.
These Bitters have been found to be perfect sndote
for removing the first symptoms Of nearly all diseases
if taken in the proper time. They composed Of in
gradients which known by the medical faculty to bs
most ecacious in disorders Of the stomach snl n;es
tines.
Their medicinal properties various that they
prove beneficial IN all complaints of whatsoever nature
they may be- hence their great demand and the uniyer
sal good derived from their use.
judicious OF these Bitters mpar.s the tin
of health to the cheeks and health and ygor to the
tire frame.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

The Cdrniual.-Ths Trottins Carnival
came off on Friday afternoon last. The first
purse Of $50, best three in five, thrse.quar-
tiers Of mile, MAS taken by ANDY ALDER
MANS grey gelding, Timber jim" The
second purse Of s75, best three in Ave,
three quarters of mile, was taken by Mr..
DrnosT's bay stallion, Banjo Player
Tho best time made was 2:15, by =" Banjo
Player" The day was too cold for the trot,
but q pcstponement two days, on account Of
the weather, had already been made, aud
owners Of horses lost their patience in wait.
ing. The {" Big Thing on Ice +" was not 50
big as it would have been under more favor
able circumstances. ss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

Go and Hear Lyman To Night.-Prof.
WALTER c. LYMAN is in town, and will give
one of his refined entertainments at Over
mans Hall this (Friday) evening. The Prof.
is making his farewell tour Of tho West, and
has 4 splendid new programme. Our citizens
will remember his visit here last summer
His performance will commence at 7 o'clock.
Those who desire to 90 to the Soldiers Aid
Festival Gas VS. trust most Of cur citizens do
will have time for this after Prof. LYxAN's
entertainment is over.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

~" FRANCIS is emphaticslly the man to
buy goods Of There isn't farmer in the
country that wants to buy goods cheaper
than he wants to sell them. For anything
that you want in the way Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, or general merchandise go to
FRANCIS and allow him the pleasure of Civ.
ing you the benefit Of the best possible
prices.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

To- Night.--The ladies of the Aid Society
will be happy to receive the friends Of the
soldiers this evening at Baptist Hall. Oys-
tiers, coffee, cakes, strawberries and cream,
and snch like dslicacies will be served in
COED style. Admittancs, including cake
and coffee, 26 cents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

Ntso Building.-E. L. RoBEaTs is engaged
in putting up store building, at the south
west cerner of Main aud Third streets, 22Il
feet front and 26 feet deep, two stories high
Such building as Bishops Block ought to
80 up on that corner.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

No Information the lecture last
Friday evening Ye Local has no informs
ton to give. Circumstances were such that
ho WAS dsbarred from hearing Miss MATTE
He thought, however, to make amends by
giving her good puff; but on the most dill
igent inquiry has been unable to ascertain
that any body learned whom to marry, or
that the promised mclodcon Or sewing ma
chine were left among the ticket holders as
promised. In his researches lie tracked out
. small piece Of brass and two sheets Of
thin commercial note paperl; but could find
nothing else that the young English lady
had left in these parts, except . quantity Of
handbills. He was unable to find any one
who attended the lecture, and is, therefore,
wholly unable to report whether her lecture
here met with that great success and unqual-
ifed appreciation elected elsewhere. both
in England and this country" II he may
be allowed to guess at it, however, he will
guess it did.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

Lcok.-Families are requested TO look over
the books in their houses and see if among
them there are not forgotten volumes belong.
ing to the Library Association. The Libra.
rian discovers that quite number Of vol.
unss are missing, some Of which break val
liable sets. The missing books we're taken
from the library sometime during its former
sir. shed management.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

icy Life Iasgranc..-Mr. S. NJ. CASE
has been appointed Assistant General Agent
for the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance in
Iowa. He is prepared to issue applications
Company. 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

Arrested as q Deserter. recent
ly Of the firm of ALrwEIN & SlLLER, was ar
rested on Sunday morning last by Deputy
Provost Marshal SESSIONS and taken to Wa
terloo. ALrwEIN had been drafted in Wis.
consin and failed to report. FITz has a way
Of finding out such chaps.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

Weather-The weather is again all that
could be expected. Very decent indeed cor.
sidering its temptations.
P. S. Our weather item needs an append
age. Weather items generally do. A regu-
lar April rain storm set in OF Wednesday
evening and up to the present writing
Thursday EVENING" continues, and has eve
ry appearance of having come TO spend the
Sabbath, at least. -t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
{ Erufl tie 81. Louis Medical .TOuynaE1

SftTt NC 81. LVNts IeuRcdE JOWHdf.1
TEE ISpiiN REMEDY THE celebrated Indian medicines
known Cherokee Compounds, will be found advertised
In columns. They various in kind but all have
the of urinary arrangement for their Object The
Indian Remedy is that of these medicines which,
der the name of Cherokee Remedy has become wide
ly known ns certain for Fluor Aibus, Whites
in females, and the best specific in of Gonorrha
and elect. 1t is always taken In conjunction with the
OF the Cherokee Injection, and taken fails
of achieving thorough either OF Gonorrhoa elect
and Fluor Albus In composition 1t pure vegetable
syrup, not unpleasant to take and is wholly free from
mineral drugs and of the best remedies for which 1t
Is recommended. Sold by all druggists.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

The Rsason.-The delay of the train last
Saturday was caused by the breaking of an
sxletree of q freight car little east of indie
pendcnce.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

Horse Farrier w. N. WATSON, a
practical horse farrier, has his card in this
paper. Mr.. W. also keeps a sale and ex
change stable. Read the adv. Cor further
particulars.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

lie Bon Ion-Madame DsaoRksT's
and FRANK LzsLlE's Gazette Of Tashion for
February, at HoLpEN's News Room.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

The Resut.-The Episcopal Entertain
ment melted the church SO. A very good
result.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

Rsuiral.--Ths Methodists are holding pro-
tractcd meeting. With what success We
have not learned.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

TITO THE NERVOUS DEBILITATED AND DEsPON-
H. dent of both sexes. great sufferer having been
restored to health in few days after many years Of
cry is willing to assist his suffering fellow creatures by
sending Gree, on the receipt of directed postpaid
vsope, copy OF the formula Of cure employed Direct
70 JOHN N. DAGSALL, Box lS3, Post Office.
nrookivn N. Z.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

For Sale.-Mr. FlrznoY SESSIONS, Of this
place, has some superior thoroughbred Dur
hahn stock for sale. Sec advertisement.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

~ Valentines Of all kinds at HOLDEN s
News Room.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
Publish ers' Notice.

Pu dish erS7 n Office.
en-. CASE Is the duly authorized travelling agent Of
The GAZETTE. He has full authority receive subscrp
'suor, and receipt therefor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

n Subscribers receiving their papers with an X
marked opposite their may understand that
their subscription is about to expire
Nopapsr sen. for a longer time aian paid for
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
NEW SONG.

NEW SONG.
Goods have come down
At Cedar Falls-so found;
Hurrah Hurrah
All things now look bright
ALLEN has started right
lIurrah ! Hurrah
No high price goods you find
In his store Of any kind;
Hurrah Hurrah
The crowd to his counter is great
To see the prices Of late:
Uurrah! Hurrah!
Gives all, both great and small,
Rare chances when they call;
Hurrah Ilurrah
He is bound to keep the trade
He in years past so laid;
Hurrah IIurrah
To ALBERT ALIENS you can 20
Aud find goods just so;
IEurrah Hurrah !
IMPORTANT
pERATIFE!
| NJ p A Il L ALI
I NJ NJ Il ID | a T L
Attention is called of those parties
indebted to the old firm of Hatch &
Allen. Now is the day--now is the time
0 sare costs 10y paying ALBERT ALLIE,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
r ErrEas REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE

7 FILTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
IA Post Once at Cedar Falls Iowa, Feb. LIST, lsG5
To obtain any of these letters the applicant must call
for advertised Letters give the date OF this list, and
pay cent for advertising.
II called for within month they will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
Alien HB Hall, Matthew
Andrews, Harriet IL llills Mary
Abel, CT jackson, Susan
Afford, G Jsns John
Anderson Miss ME- Josin, James
Armour, Ri johnson, Charles
| Buchanan, Anna Jones, Mrs, Ann J
Bond G ID Kerns Armeuius
| Bennett G Knowles, George
ReatOn, Hattie Keepers,
Rurdue, George NJ Remission, Mary
Bowman, James Lake, DR.
Berrvgan Thomas Mack, Philander
, Churchell NV Moore,M
Barter, CLANCY Norton, Edwin
Candy, Mrs Jane Nelson Miss Lucrstia d
Coates Joseph NetIeton, 2iba
( Conner, John OMAR
Cummings, James ratt, Asa
/ Crosby, J Phillips, haynes
! Crabb, Il Pollard john IL
| Chase, EdwinF Painter Miss susan
/ perlev ER Rowland Miss Alzina
! Damn James Rodgers, Alonzo
! Daily Lemuel Rickle, Andrew
| Downs, Mortimer I'dgeway, thas
Dawson, Miss @ hockeweH ueo
Frost iriminda Rogers, Jor' A
risheil Robes, Melvin
Fp.ep,an Dec Geo w siingeriand, Gi,ber.
Fitz Gerald, George stewart +
Fields Herman simon Casper
/ Tanning John selgihah, lafiie
| Gafney Felix Sampson, A.
| Griffin, A G snow,
Graham CS soale, ~
Ganson, II shaii, Joseph
CASTOR, II hudduth, DR.
Gage Luther stewart, j
Hardness Asa thompson,
Harrison, Capt Tcgbmre, August
Hail, c & Co Tisdaie,
Hart James Thompson Jessie
Howard j 5 TarboN,
Hathaway LIS NhtcOmh Abel
noislngsou, Luanda " Nalradt, Calvin
iiosmer Waverly, }
Haitshorn, Rober. Williams, Lewis
Hart, PN Walker, IF
Hall, p White, orln
Hooper, Mrs Martha West, I
Heusei Martha Wilson, William
Hodges, NJ Y Wat Lucy Palmer
q. NJ. HARRIS, =. ".
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
~ JAcKsos's FRENCH PATENT m,lr sAr,

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