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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14
FRENCH IS SELLING PLows AT OLD PRICES
Call aud see them

DR., TalbOttss Pills Composed Of nghiy con.
eeptrated from roots and herbs OF the highest
medicinal value nfallibe in the Of all diseases
the Liver any arrangement Of the Digestive Organs
They al Impurities Of the Blood and are une.
qualed in the cure Of DsrrhTs, Jsnndice, Dyspepsia
Scrofu,a Biilousness. Liver Complaint, Fevers Head.
ache Piles MercurisL Diseases and Hereditary Humors
Dose for adults pill In the morning. children half
pin. From 10 three pills will ordinary cases
and from TO three boxes will any durable cas-
OF no Row long standing. Price 81 90 per box
Trade supplied or sen: by mail.
V.MOrr TALBOT, NJ SEQ.
81 Fulton street, New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

THE white population Of Hardin Co.
is sos; colored, 90. There are 1,ls1
dwelling houses in the county, and 49,
6OS acres of land enclosed. Last year
wheat averaged over Is bushels to the
acre sats over 33, and corn 80. There
are ii geo sheep in the county, and So
dogs. The value of sheep destroyed by
dogs in 1864 was 81 ,4i1.-We CLEAN from
the Sentinel
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

THE Independence Guardian an
nounces that a Pennsylvania oil man
has recently purchased half q block of
ground in that city for the purpose of
erecting thereon a $4,000 hotel. The
man has gone east to make his arrange
ments,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

FOUR Of the conspirators suffered
death by hanging on the eth inst. DIR.
Mudd, Sam. Arnold and O'Laughlin
are sentenced to imprisonment for life.
spangler is to serve elk years in the
penitcntiary at Albany ut hard labor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

THE Lake Superior Railroad Company have
secured the means in New York and Europe,
TO complete the road from st. Paul TO Lake Su-
perior Ia two years. They advertise for 800
hands, In the st. Paul morning papers.-Chica-
90 Tribune.
What grand line it will be from ST.
Louis to Lake Superior! Hurry up the
connections,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

TERRIBLE CALAMITY AT SEA.-The
ship Hm. Nelson was burned on the
banks of New Foundland on the LIST
inst. Only about 80 passengers were
picked up, and it is supposed that 400
lives were lost.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

STORY county has white population
Of 5,e14, and . colored population of 4.
The absence Of the word white" would
not materially affect politics in that
county.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

WE learn from the Hardin Sentinel
that Burrhus & Co., humbuggers, while
at Iowa Falls recently with their pusil-
luminous amphitheater, got into serious
trouble. "A span Of horses was found in
their possession which went away from
some part of Wisconsin without the
consent of the owner. Mr.. Burrhus
was held to bail in bonds Of two humid
red dollars to appear at the next term
of the District Court.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

DIXON, the inimitable local of the
State Register, delivered the 4th Of July
Grafton at Nevada, Story county. The
1Egis says it was a telling speech.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

GEN. BANKS delivered on grafton al,
New Orleans on the 18th, and took strong
ground in favor of granting the elective
franchise to the negro.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

THE Secretary of the Treasury has
ordered the issuing of three and five
cent notes to be stopped, in order to
bring into circulation the small coin of
those denominations, which are plenty,
but horded by the holders of them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

IT seems that Ford has not sold his
theater yet, and it is announced that he
intends re-opening it soon.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

THE Linn County Register is prom
ised train next week. What is the
reason it didn't take it on the Fourth ?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

'OUTRAGEoCs!W We were shown yesterday q
freight BIZ Raid By Arm IN s city to The
any Of the extortions made by that road upon
our merchants that has yet come under our
notice. The freight ia question weighed 5000
from Boston G 10 ceaso Ners 40 and "dai frem
Chicago to Davenport Sad;64--or s3rH more 60
bring the freight iss miles than wss charged
by other transportation companies to bring Ii
about 800. At the rates charged by the Chicago
& Rock Island Company the freight amounts
to Davenport, and a second or third class
freight at that That beats nll!-Dcreslort Ga
For Iowa the only prospect Of relief
rests in the building of the Iowa Gen.
trail Railroad. 1T would tap all these
Chicago monopolies, and place Chicago
at the mercy of Iowa, rather than Iowa
at the mercy of Chicago, as it now is
The Central would cross the Mississippi
pi & Missouri road, the one complained
of above, at Grinnell, in Poweshiek
county, one hundred and twenty-five
miles from Davenport. We are glad to
know that the people Of that part of the
State are alive to the grand project of
connection with st. Louis; and, indeed,
1t is not strange that they should be-
Who is stupid enough to fear that the
Iowa Central will not be built, when
the people Of Iowa from Cedar Falls to
the State line are bleeding so outrage
ously from the monopolies Of heartless
railroad corporations? The people are
not quite nerveless and powerless yet.
Chicago avariee has gone little too far,
and she will probable be enabled to see
1t through hole in her pocket. There
never was more powerful interest at
work for the building Of any road, than
that now operating in favor of the Iowa
Central.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

The President !Ssspends q Writ OF Hdbcns Corpus
for the Bocty ~ Mrs. S,,vdd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

THE Board of Trustees of the Iowa
State University have authorized the
admission of soldiers free Of tuition.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14
u. 3. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD.B E RING DO NDS

These bonds are now worth handsome premium, and
are exempt. as are all the Government Bonds, from
State, County and Kunicipat taSaston, schicA odds
from one to three per cent. per to their ealne,
according to the rate levied upon other property The
Interest Is payable semi annually by coupons attached
to each note which may be cut OF and sold any bank
or banker.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

THE Government and people may
have to choose between keeping a stan
ding army of 100, 900 men, at an eXpens
Of$l0O, 000,0oO year to the taxpayers,
to support the white minority in tine
South against the white rebel majority,
or of enfranchising the blacks and there
by enabling them to support the white
lOyaliSt.-Gen. Grant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14
The Interest at 7-3o Per cent. amounts to

Notes Of all the denominations named will be prompt.
ly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The notes Of the Third Series are precisely similar 10
form and privilege to the Seven Thrties already sold
except nat the itself the option
Of paying interest in gold coin per cent instead OF
810hs In currency Subscribers will deduct the inter-
est in currency up to the July 15sh at the time when
they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this Third Series OF the
Seven thrties will the 1st Of June and will
be made promptly and continuously after that date
The slight change made In the conditions Of this Third
Series affects only the matter Of interest The payment
in gold II made win be equiyalcn. to the currency In
terest Of the higher rate. .-s
The eturn to specie payments 10 the event Of which
only will the option TO pay interest in gold be avacd o.
would so reduce and equalixe prices that purchases
made with six per cent in gold would be fully equal TO
those made with and threettnth per cent in cur
rency. This IL
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by tie government, and i.s superior advsn.
II this
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14
Grundy County Convention.

Pursuant to call, the citizens of Grun.
dy county met at Grundy Center, June
9Th, 1865, to elect delegates to the Rep.
resentative Convention for the 55th
District to be held at New Hartford on
the third Monday in August.
Hon. G.. +. Clarkson was called to the
Chair, and J. Nj. ConIstock was elected
Secretary.
On motion, one delegatc was elected
from each township, us fellows:
Paiermo--A. F. Willoughby.
BLACK HdVk-J. Lusch, Jr.
Bedrer--C. G. COPYRIGHT.
Felir-.E. Perrin.
Ftd,tieid-C. II. Ketchum.
Orcutt-Wm. Tja6ien.
Shitoh-M. Coleman.
Metrose-J. s. Clarkson.
Cdy-S. s. Beaman.
On motion, convention adjourned.
CT. CLASKSON, Chm.
T. NJ CoMsroCK See'y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14
REPUBLICGs STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
WILLIAM NJ. STONE, Of Marion Cbu,ity.
For Lieut.. Governor,
BENZ. +. CUE, Of Webster County,
For Judge uf Supreme Court,
GEO. w, WRIGHT, ~ Iua Buren, County.
For Supt. OF Public Instruction,
OVAS FAFlLI4E, Of Mitchell County.
For Senntor-iOth District,
J. B. TOWERS. Of Black Ha,ck Gtttnty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

THE following Post Offices in lows
have been added to the Money Order
class: Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs
Iowa City, Lyons, Marshalltown, Mt
Pleasant, Newton, Oskaloosa, Ottum
wa, Sioux City, Washington and Wa
terloO. These offices commenced money
order business on the Sd of July. A
large number OF new offices have beer
established in other States; making
three hundred in all.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14
7-3O Loan.

These notes issued under date Of July is, 1865
and payable three years from that date In currency
convertible at the option Of the holder into
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14
i. s. 7-3O LOAN,
Third Series,
S23O,00O,OOO.

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the
sale Of United States Securities offers to the public the
third series Of Treasury Notes. bearing and three
tenth per cent. interes: per snnum, known o. the
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lsws asi consultation Of our country. and
to contribute fsr the raiief If the orphan
chillrua Of car brave co,araaa who have
died or fallen Ia the Geld, wS have al
abiding T. aEacuce chat che tsa.ly -leyal
and patriotic citisens Of Iowa, secure
from the carnage OF battle and raSages Of
war, will be fall Impressed With the
heavy responsibility which d4volvss upon
them, aud chcettaIly embrace this oppsr
tanity Of n,aRifestiaS their devotiaa 10
the dag, paier which our noble ancestors
achieved their Independence and the
eviucikle hosts II their d~cendeHts are
pow marah4ife4 sad gt,.r gratitude to
these Of her SOFAS whu have ~ gsll4utly
sust .nej her honor aud her institutions
in tAe army, aud wi,k respond tt this
u.ost benevolent and ph,lantrophic enter
prise With 'sbera!.ty cowmen~araie with
Their 4u,Nns aud IL, anr.vAited prosperity
with wh,vh u."y ar, hh:>scd.
R%ot~L That 4 cspg Of these rsso-
lulions be sent to i,wa I2r Publication,
sad taat the various papers in the State
he requested to copy tho saru",
Col. Thomas Il Ecnton Jt.
Asst Surg ) H. RiHr,
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a - s. So r + 49, .saaS
win b likely % set sight Of the ''ias
ditch" whers saatAera cAlYaiy l. saEd %
die. aoa be part Of the host that vii
shoat at troasons funeral WAea y.
shall hsve sptirerly ossrran The seceedet
States, captured all their cities, dishandsd
and destroyed their last army, taken
| every State back again into the old Union
and punished all the riug leaders, then
We may turn toward poor dowu troddsn
Mexico. think of the Maaros doctrine,
and catching the scent eff the frog eating
Frenchmau---like blood hounds cross the
plAias Of Texls--leaping the Rio Grade
ut a boaaa, aaj expeil fr9m our sa'tr Re-
Republic tue euem,ss OF Republican
liberty.
must be briefs W. leave to.ru'E,
row morniug for Dayals Bluff, will
drop line from New Urisoas. and tell
Of cur trip,
Yesterday, Mr. ingalls, of Iowa,
Agsas for H. Iowa Orphans Home, "
spoke to "ur Reg The result WIS a
subscription list of .fse Aoa.a.i teo
Asodrcsl aa'!ftly &a'1ays
We Intend TO save our Gouatry, aud also
provide for the poor httie ones that may
be made orphans during this uuhoIy
rebellion Iowa soldiers will give over
one hundred thousand dollars to start the
noble aud ph;lan.hrophic work, aud il
that is not enough they can give more
You must try aud wake ~ the drooes,
aud stay at homes, and have them give
helping hsna In this glorious enterprise
Down through all coming time it viii
stand As nloument of the h'craIity Of
tuwans The moa - It have il In charge
arc true ani fGthfal, AMI with the aid OF
the good ladies' Of thu Sta'eq viii establish
a system for the raising nf Orphan chi
iren that will astoui>h the great middle
and eastern States with all their boas'ed
phj'snthro9y. With the bnIl1ing up
of th,s charitable work will have dawucd
x new era in tha srt Of taking care Of
the ponr little destitute ones-whom a
wise providence. for his own purpose
ivprive< Of father and mCther But !
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- IAatla
xzrrka SaSs NAssIrsaros.
Washington n. c

Washington n. c D
- = s,s@ss EsA tash 1885 |
Nsv sniyox Tss xesshet u the
capisal siss . very eOld and win,ry. TIE
sky d osescssi Il In s'suds whieh oascars
shs Khg IF tasS the varth il psanslsd IN
ihsamaasessshsss OF vistar, ana the Earcv
~saaA seseksbla Tint IL the latitude of
shs noFtheru SAkes sad Prairies,
Congress tsvesy Busy upon the def,
sssasY spproasiasion and tax bills. TIE
disagreement of Me sso Houses upon
sAsssksrA appropriation which the HoGss
kaks, HisA source of much annoyance
Bob Honses refuse TO yicll and II may
SsaacAAaioa the dsteat ot tbs sppe,pra>
sisa biliand thus req,,sre an e1lFa ss4s!aa.
mr. cpfnioa however Is that the House
win Dc obliged to yield,
4 Tia grABk aud caa4id message Of the
Hsesiaeat ~ the l!oass respecting the
hate psNce conference is very generally
applaudsd, \ few corrapt 81 F>yh1ad.
die Brooks NJ New fosk, trsdace the
President for nSs making peace ul,on the
rebel tasis
The hero ,E Ti1Ashury and Chatta-
scot ~&s u sbe House yesterday. I'm
meaastsly ue5n MS appearance she House
soek recess of6se minutes to pay their
rcsp@c,s 10 k;a, at ;bc ronulusioo of which
Asewss prosecuted to the House by thv
Speaker and Was greeted With the mus
EApturous applause, He received sit these
manifestations Nith great modesty and
appeared very mu'h relieved when he
was permitted to take seat lie aTreAr
cd to be enjoying excellent Llaith.
rnCMDp,I ITC
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COSMOpULITE,
THE IONA STATE OR PMAN
ASNLETH.
EpIroR NoNPAREIL:-

e.
q. EDiIoH NoNFAKk'L IL
AZ = meeting OF the oh1'TT> ara men
Of enc ZSth neslmeh' o. Iowa q" IN,
fAntES held At bNtI' R''k Ark, Fob Is:
1892 ths following Resolutions we're real
and unanimously adopted:
) WHEREAS, The de$truct'ou OF human
at" during the progress OF the present
rebellion has rendered II imperative uP'h
tne people OF our osa'e to provide 10
the Protect'9n and su"e~t.on OF The
children OF Diseased a7d l's4b'el soldiers
an manner becom'ng a free aud e"llGht-
,snSi aat!on, and expressive Of the rcTer>
sacs IN which we hold the memory OF
sthoss martyrs to "berty ami hSmAo"j
kaE1sA'' h'.Af' NJ: on'E wiling
''' '"S : ->N' =" ''''' - '''O DN
evil government SaoEn IN the caeaio2nH
-ol nations, ouE ''ns' Ter l. aS'eFed duty
''o-FFoSlSe Tor 'no support ana education
81 tne ch'''Fea \" cur tF'snd~ ana oFothc,-
$ VINO nave 80 gior'o"'y f't'rn By the way
'oe 10 the Maroon grand "aFSA f'' IN
''nd'ea1'"a OF The principles "t Tree severn
mene ana
e. " ASahAS' wa perceive A tee aSsocia,
uou known as Tue fo"n SG''e orphan
Asylum =" INSTITUTION PECULIARLY ad'9'e"
SO toe present emergency ami eIin'"tg
worthy OF the Sym?'sh'e3 snf PAtFoaoSH
on ." VINO 'a"y toAhte the m'Foh'te
1n7 sacF,n'e AL saI'r'"Ss "a'eA lave
rendered Sacn. IN ofS'HhH''H a Sad
nses7''sy' ami "h''n WI! |" years to
SoP! express more @4Hfns'y than words
can % the grat"Hd'' justice aHd aHechoh
~lsA WhIeh Iowa remembers her ta..su
heroes; therefore
Re'0f"ed, That we hereby tender our
s'HcsFs and heartfelt hanks to the meH
And women OF Iowa who devised and 50
, successfully 'naagarated this truly bene-
ac'ens scheme tor re'et Of the chltdrt"
O H ncoie dead-shuS giving 10 u who
fsnash the sons'faS pledge that should
We too fail IN this desperate struggle.
Iowa would be 10 OUR chld1ro father
In justice, mother in love.
Hesotoe'Sr tAas, in view Of our o5Gga-
tons to the bereaved oH,springs Of those
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LGrriR FROM rHG &oYH.

.Trar..n 81 I>oa
TAo 2?.h is ,a.r oi..r. pqi.r ,3:.,...,p-
orders, a,I ere A4..i,,rvr.. l.,,,yz .wav.
xe ~; l. ,.-ar.. ..,.an ne war trail :"
our +. - tavarI IL, oph AMI our
koivc. ,b.rr.nri f.r rh., L,.t.4. g., --
We - direct t., Nv C.,..., la I:..
and from there w. >aa1 - wu,,nsr>.r .rr
We mov F,, ra.,,, r,,r.,,- a., ia, ng
u.r,rr ave L,,.ls K,yA. L.a u, .r,.4..
nr.~{ ~ >.,,,,>.. .aio:.,~r,...t. ~
anx,np. 10 i.sn f.. van eYt1.. ,.:o.ix
i,;rong th.t 49,, r.w g.. i..- ur4rn
their beet *. ..~.,vs ~: lie ,;u.. Sizes
Co.,d " c,,:, BE T., ra...,A sa ~ IL the
no3.r 5a,rm., a.a 49,. .,.ei W wnul!
be. b.: : rresu ue .Ll aaher r,u.r
has beau 4.ic,,,,.. t,s u, ,,ray np,r
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A SINGULAR DECISION

Justice ITa'ton gave decision in case
Yesterday which came before his tribunal
which We doubt not has not precedent
IN all the annals "f Jurisprudence. II ap-
pears that Gait belonging to u Teuto nc
gentleman. resldiag IN the lower part Of
the town, got out and was taken up by a
gentleman who originally hailed from the
Emerald Isle. VINO Row resides in the
upper part Of the city. The German took
out writ Of replevin for the. recoveyy of
the calf. This of course ecSn suic to
Fry The rights of property. Witnesses
to the number Of sixteen, on each side,
were summoned and examiaed before the
Justice yesterday Both ctaimeats Of she
cali swore positively tLat L gas his animal,
and the witnesses on either side swere
equally positively to the saue apparent
fact, Aksr heas ag all the evidence in
the case, aad knowing that neither party
was able to take the suit up to higher
court. the Justice at last proposed that
the two opposing parties take the calf
halfway between their respective dosri,
CHS, and turn it loose. and if went TO
the don'eil of the German it is 10 he his
eaR, and eice versa. They fnaiy consent.
ed to the arrangement, fed the calf up to
the corner Of Seventh and Jersey, turned
it loose in the presence of the witnesses,
when il made straight for the German 8.
Thus was'the case aerided to the satisfac-
ton Of all parties concerned.-~QHiscy
Herald.
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The right Of negroes to ride in horse
cara is to be be tested in PhiIadelphia By
meaRs ofballot taken among the paSsseu .
gers fos a certain number of days. The
Age styles the election as a farce. Only
few voted aud those voted as often a.
they liked. .
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CHANCE FOR INV EsTNENT.
FOIk SALE,

Vie ssrSs Of TiRssr aud PrAiris LanA. two
miies west of Council RlHTa
Also, so Choice Residences bsts IN Anar~pu
Subdivision 10 CounsiI BIuffsE
AlRo, ChOAee LODI lin William In, adsi,3aa a.
Council Blufs. :
Also, 1899 asrss Of casses Prairie sns Ts.shm,
laHaa in WsoabarY esasyty, sstaaa.a b. ~. 49,.
Of the Little sioax River ss ssIaa go u go.
City. -T8ssTT. - =
Asy - 60 aFssvs property ear +. b.suwktE 49,.
sonabls on application 70 - =
April "a. III
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There is couple Of tenement houses
IN Cherry street, n. i, which contain an
lgg@gats. of nine hundred soula---four
hundred and forty adults and four hun,
dred aud sixty children. The buildings
are each tighteen feet wide aud Eve steries
high
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-25

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City Pelpt Feb. 18th, The follewig
| il takea fruna the Biehmaad Despatch q
10 day: =,
shsrman took possession Of oolamhia
| yesterday -.
This intsllirnncs wss communicated
yesterday By KSaarsgasi, IN "a 0fkeiai
dispatch,
Columbia is situated on the passh
bank Of 4hs Conearee River, below
the confluence Of Saiuda, aad Brood
Rivers.
From Reaacoxs,d's iiseatshe. il sp.
pears that On Tar, lay o,4nlnz the enc.
my appralchsi the s44.h b~uA Is t,eaAt-
zee aal throE Husaser 81 shelss iusa
che ci'Y Daring tus night they tAoyed
up the Ffy2r, a.tl yesterday morning
.lordest Salads aul bsQoi rves.
WAslsi tlsy ~gse se,e~inE s,se river
oar tro}ps uni:r he,urog,rG eraaaatei
CuIum1!a, ard The enemy s.-sn sitter eegk
Pussesston,.
The fall Of Co'anh.a nso,ssi'a:es zoe
evacuation Of CHEie,ton, " ltco We lhins
is likely already ia pvctss Of cFasaa.
ten.
6.socJ GRANT.
New York Feb 10Th Tho Herds
corrcspoa lcnI says thv cxped. GJ1 CONSIST
tbg Of J0Q picket men fr.au dfervp'
regiment, Of Ntcb3.Ia caT4lry after q
march Of 10 mi}ss. mse'ing DO opposition,
reached Ch2ri,ttc iron Furnaces, 90 Water
creek. shch the rebels had in fa1 bls,t,
.rerarin. iron fer shot and hell.
The o., 4bhshment. with all toe ma
chinrry aud material, we're destroyed. and
,he f,rca thea returned, meeting wlth
out trifinc aanoyaoces trorn guer,Ias,
Fhe main portion ri the rebel army is
sad e. ba near stanton.
Washington. Fes. 18Th -Richuond
Examiner ot'Ifah states that dtspttrh
has been reeess.,l Jr,p ~ ol6 AL at the
Trca-'y uert at rr'1mLiA. t., 49, fleet
that Sh.rman, aivrri~e wAs Az Lear
ColunIa thu lie H,a~e CURL, and
rttiRen.. 'u.hvL ~. - / 10 resisting the
..I"n tnrces.
Sk,rm1A,as All oJmn.l: ed near the
city
Quebec Feb l>.-Uouse in committee
last night Adopted an appropriation d
l. II -.r a