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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
Ola BETES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TIE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATAKKH
OF THE BLADDER.
STRANGUARY AND BURNING, ORPAIN-
Full UkINATING.
For the diseases il 10 truly nsovercigu remedy,
and too much cannot be said in it's praise. A sin
gle dose has been known to.relieve the most ur-
gent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distrcs sing pain 10
the small Of the back and through the hipsl
teaspoonful duy Of the Constitution WaAer will
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long snccd given up the use Of buchu, en-
bebs, and juniper in the treatment Of those die
ease, and only use thsm for the want or ! better
remedy.
CoMstilssij0s Water
Has proved itself equal to the task that has de
v0lved uDon Il.
DIURETCS
Irsitate and drench the kidneys and BY constan
use soon lead 70 chronic degeneration aud soh-
tirmed dinease
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
$50 - y odOoO0

: AnesdDssSetiun - llGhsssN 49, Alss
W1ndloW 01naD,aa egsa a ssu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
COURT CALFYnAR-raI, DAY.

SUPREME CoCRT-CnCG4I-- l.-Adlolfae4
10 ny, Mopday Par lLEos RI l259 Ell, iGSt lisa
IS3 l3s 1876 spYc,4I z s2N--Nos. l5l. go 70 ~.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Piit.i.-Nos. ll43, 1881, i6l7,
4,gs PAD iiNo. $40 4,90 a5.i. ga 412e. aiz, az,
~ "a l5gs 4E.8 ~; ., a., 47ii $40
CoURr OF CoNMoS PIAs-IRIAL Te.@l-Aa
lCufnsd f0r 10. ,ern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--GFyrRaL Tens. JAZZ H.
fefofe Jndgrs BRADY, DAILY 9rd CARD0zo
.ccrp, ~ct, or ,n,frCqrfrfOS AGREEMENT nfEDINl

insr " ,odhrsd e ~ at. benjamin. Z. Morrill,.
Tire plaintiff appealed rom judgment y Special
Term d.msug his coupein spPesrei ,hai ihe se:sur
ant ,. Indebted to psuiif IN tie o. - ca I'D
n. entered int eneDt With bs credo-s
sept 20 s6 ny which he wa 10 ~ per ceni 81 bic in
Iitus Il, his snd two ysags. The pal
tin .rrd the agreement sid defend n. hn t.o
he mt and othe second eG d plain'd orogst
suit on the hole Indebted cl-irnz that tho fEilure Of
denln TO comply with thc terms 81 The composition
rcni By plying o. tho Est lot made bn re,nsbs fa
tho adsnsn the Of he Uotes By tne pslL
was compliance VIII The terms Of tEe syesirent eLd
loved ihe dfIj am on pl.1r receiving the nosiroa my
GnLer responsibility tie Old debt aud ordered idgOsi
f,r defendant u be Tuned
Terrence Sparkling i-r plaintiff; T. w. Dogs ISf 70
spo lent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
CuAyGg IN CosmASp op THE ForRrB

3RloApr.-Brig. Gen. John Even. comualdng tat
Fourth Brigade he's resi- med h!' commission md been
hoaurably discbargcd. Gen. Even hos comnGsdee
The Fourth Bs,nd' since Us oreas@aiioain 1910
will credit to him Elf and benefit to the seryico Col
Ma.dtor Of tie llth Regiment by order Of Gc- send
lord, assaiEes tho command o. The brigade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
COURT or OYER AND TERMIEER--JAS p--se'5rs
justice BARNARD. ~


Elizabeth Savok0a, Spanish necresa. was a..
Fai.ned for the murder Of Mary Bean. irsa ysnw
appears thst about onth tho acrsd Wa. crtrst 10
the sixth Ward saion.House in the coll Wild May
Bean AID others. for dordefy conduct. Adhcny occurred
the accnsed nock ed the h woman down sId STA PED
her 10 d-th.
" Kinlzinr IT, courlg 70. the aecufe3 Offered TO pa
~ oi mani Liter IN iAe inrd derer 1s vas =:
copied the District Attorney all eneDce was de- ed IN
the cfd OF the term. DAD. .I,4
Niin Ackerman indicted FOR etemp. o. grad ssosny.
failed 10 appear, and bs bail was forfeited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
CITY ITEMS.

RECRUITING IS Notwithstanding n
this city i Gull II II ST. ID. however, thai ahos 2p
men enlist in thin city every week for other Stsie'
proposition is made TO ne snd inprissn parties for TAX
ing men ont OF tile city, tnd an osd.nelee VIII BE-
passed By tbs Cou.mon C)uns "A to that effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
TauespAY, Jan. -. y.

Cold opened at 2l6 and cold up TO 2l9!. From
this point II Was weak under renewed pace rn-
no-s and closedot ei9i. The extreme range cfLo
day was 9I6ia2l9I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

FirsT N,rI'NAb r,sz = " Y1RZ Jan. ], 1905.
Until further notice The Notes and Checks OF
4 ,og IA he chg ouse hy DO I,ISk nv ruE RtPUsLl0
Tor sccoun! Of this benk. JAsEs C0SPHAr, Catoisr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

LAUSH.-Mr. Henry Steers viii luaEoh The
steamship Arizona for TIC Pacific Mail steuHsap Co.
from he yard a; GIcenpen on Saturday, l.'h in't -
ia o'clock. lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

AGRrCULrURR oP pERU--ASClENT AND Iop-
gEv.-E. e. slu:er, historian and traveller n Central
and South America. Will address the Farmers Club Of
tue American Insi'E,c Tnestay January H. IS
q o'clock, at tho Cooper Institute, upon the ligh.
cultUrc Of Peru, Anci'ag and Modern. and exlibit
some ~ The curious products OF tat Country. This
vel Oh the weekly Hcctig Of the Club free 20
all WHO ca3ose 70 attend ladies rs well genlleren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

eft Of be cxaor,. Mr. Schen subsequently advertised
their rfperty FOR ae On Nov. r. Hu.h Smith ard Jobu
Kerr two 81 the lag ttccko n ofths Company obsned
nIanc iEol the CoAt Of Uoomon Plea against Ny.
schr end orer show Why Receiver should rot
he appointed This order ob,sDei adavs hat tbs
asst u.n' made without notice 10 them srd taud
Me dockbodrs kfr hearing srgurnert judge Csrdoss
declared the assignment void aud odt ed Receiver q be sp.
pointed the parties 70 nominate the person TO D. arpointe
PENDING this, Mr.. ScLel ind the Stege Company Oh.
,sined from Judge Barnard viii Of prohibition. rs-
.,rairins futhr proceeding. IN the Court Of Ccmmoa
Pleas. On Dec ~. A. r. Lawrence for Smith aud Ker
applied TO quash the prohibition Pending this proceeding
10 $. Siny If the directors Of the Company
merced sut alleging cts similar 70 those urged BY Smith
end ker and asked for the spp uent Of sch Receiver
Lest week Jodse Barnard qusshed the pOhoou end ,p
pointed John Murphy Receiver IN the place Sche ~ IN,
sney cgs The day Jgise CsId9zo sso appointed Mr.
Murphy Receiver In the o.. 9ini suit.
\. Lawrence, r., for pa u.irs Smith K.rT Chsrs.
A. Rslsio and William Y. Allen for tie Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
RELIEF FOR SAvASyAH.-The Rebecea Clyd,

RELIEF FOX SAY ANNAH,- = NC h'UFI'f Ot!us
IS now loading with provisions for Savennaa o. Pes
No Il East River foot Of Wal-st An goods sh)ld b
dires,edto tecHlBLD B,YTrg
Chairman Chamtcr:of Commerce Coin1ittse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
NuErrSo OF THE STREET CLRAEIso CoMnrs

NLLIINU o. TIE y l9EtI NLhANINU 'UiEIs'
sIoN.-At ; o'cAck yesterday afternoon tie Mayor
CoAro' and C;y Inspector ilet Ia Tie Na,p oles
s toe street C.esuins Commission, 10 zee apoa ne
proposition Of tho New York Chemical nod Ccu.ro"
MauGale tuning Comp,a! clean the Strees oftie tuy
Tor ~hs 80 per Hnnnn.
Ia va, s.ated ,hat ne chief objection 10 tbs pEop,s
toa was tlo Iact thai it vag not explicit eI0a.h to
while u provided of cleo ing the streets ti'c So 10
w Division IN 1t winch would compel tae to0fato eshss,
gutc Sc, sc.
tir IS III amson sad ia was understood STA. loo tie
plunlstIOu was mGua "a Intended 80 Ccrs tH0 70
M I'll u al Itiuse from tie city below tocs.eeaiI'
street and Ii he Commission would adjourn Liii. r,t>
nt. ~, Tuesaa, oi nest Wc Do welt h.ge $50 - p1
s.t0n noe dchErr'! shrr,t.
An ~ ouInuieut MO- llol eupcn had ~ TUESDAY ne2L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

DoLp THEFr.-0n Thursday evening, Above
low, coach was passing down Futons', $50 iher
wrroed behind tie coach, apG e.ti1gtfa stf9 w'nes
aes tae barsaec seized tiuaA an4 tl'eN 20 l1toA
s,spiirc, rear ll, utier which they ruat % iAs
o as ed vt3r ger uf ore Oi iuitf hHii y
,v8r,rs who gave tie alarm, The tiItite "'e o.
,uad and al T. e corner of DiuIcn asa Nfsi "
non. tLr wapuu and cscn Cd. Ia INC MA. ~ ~ IN
mon 10 the ttunk was iuanq t. package ma1A1u - 4"
Mrurn,u & S,n, philadr pa.a, Adams lX,i.'+ a..
10 truuk was restored tflts owner ma tto ,s
dor of inc properly D. 40 Ito Ihtd iftcA'' 80.
lion. e. .WaIiiug i'd nitric ttiun. The nan N -
thieves OF the nD3.e Gloss F,nofGly operate 1900,
seilo su;nr team whose owner OF oIN'i ma 'l.".e
rtly absent drive ua Win n 10 some 'ohFt"'' -
n su az III Tie uo,ds tonigif ed In TIE Nrhne o' q,
r,y, ie team stanGi,. a. tic street G. D. lu'N
uie og.nr thrcugh- the medium Oh INV 49,, %
,l,e hl-eor ,Ira a tCUn for the ocoast ~ Nl9IJ
atom. .,u,r1 tLrIit D no tif On tlt q 'a'.hf
eas., .f goods, dua d,i,c oa a. most Dei.li - -,
stufekCcpcf ecu give the hafn.' ". o'ii s,,s.,cY
60. Am, thieves ne cuu,ht bnt an iafei A"~
tao set ava. van sbo sili,. prop ny
.r'. .lI s------ 49, ~
'rssrIMoxI.rs no ioMCG 0P.If' l:Pfcs
Rowing resolution v'as l'plt,d hyfle 20
nj t.eir meeting oh WtdnQfly. ID, 4. D.. si.,,.
III rr,,,i b-, a,ttt = re .fk cd t,r'rr - h.
i.rs OF tl forra "a any ol ihe no - or Ut tc co.
siioyt ID ,r " ufy rtntI o 10 ioiee bt A.,
iee1 : oipsy fr the ioIr Of casaiins 'e'' ~
mesnbur OF tbe toseS' ...I ts.
fAdy-r'ulnen, sh
Gotpnuru's iysTmUgE-NQ. 100 li.''i""y'
cr,, ,uc.lon to rnri. e,eiias tits m'n1. I-iD.
d.,.l rom 500 $50 nor &c tnise soor.e in, 81
,r.tip. Bcolks,r'r. sd ri,hre.lc Booa' i'r Ff''
EiiIuetion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
BhEACd OF PROMISE 4. l. siDUCflVN--HKANi DANA

SUPERIOR CoURT-nssAL TsEM-JAs. a.--Bsfors
Jrsti1, BArBopa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

PGsquade Brignoii agf. Jacob Grau.- Pngnoll,
fe noted tenor sirsr mo ipressio for payeI bis
sslery Yndsr coutrlc'. r "
In couseqnsuce Of The Illness Of Er Graz the ia post
poncd nll next week ..I rr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

DAMAGE CAUSED D. \ RUNAWAY fE3%-
\ pair If horses attached 70 carriage oun-d By 80
Hol. Horace T. Curk residing az No 10 Ear' f"oH'F'
seconded, on Weducstay aaemoonran irori t'e st2D'
nc No. 81 East Jwont. .sccondsi. ~ t'9 corner o.
Eicye..h.n,c. aud Twcpty.sceoni-st tey raa mo
ieaM ol Horses belonging % Ar. " A. t..4.tN ~
.a,,,. y..iy,l.st and Broadway broakng 80 asi o!
ono al t.s rnimals, ynlu0d az 5000 snl oouunnins
thor mad ,ou.e thu ii,yliened animals ran mo e'I'
rage o1uCing - hasci's stables, dahat-E 4s sO''
what lucy we're then secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

Sophia Ki'.'sr egt WIN. Wslsh. IA
tn. particulars Of this case were reported ypster.
day. TIE pain claimed damages fog breach ~ and
sdac ion. The jiy found in favor OF the plsnb sssesa
her damages At 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
Rcccinta Of Produce.

JAS. l2-s, 4e5 bbls. Floor 900 bhls. whisky 900
bbs Corn Meal IS pkgs. Ashes. 100 pkgs Provisions,
s5i pkgs Lard 565 pigs Oil Cake l.soo pkgs. Butter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

SUPREME CoURT-CHAEB,Rs--JAs. n.-Beforo justc
IsGRAHAx
rug STREET syEErEES- HEcKrI ATTACKED BY
The noB-Hg SEEKS REFUGE IN THg COURT
RooA-ruB MOB rOLLOw-TIE DooEs BARR
The sun., 1865-10-24
FOR SALE-AT HUNTERS FONT, /. /

TO LEf--G ROOMS On THE 80 FLOJK
i In the brick hou.e corner of lls..,,n 1~''"'
Van Bursn sta, Brooklyn, blocks fTom he b. 11 80
ave cars. T~'|
The sun., 1865-10-24
ANUsEyl ElNTs.

RARNUM'S NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ Broadwsy, be,V cen sprins and Prince ,tree,s
his kSrABlI3hMENf DOES NOT ADvkR.
,-,.,iiJsIE n IliE NLW YORK HERALD
EVERY ENEfNiNG lNp WEDNESDAY AND "a
IL RDAN AFTFRNOONs
The ds.hins and Accomulshsd Equestrienne
,he ,L,.l CzARINA ~ M& Ct l,c iiilronRoME
io the homan''' sPcuvisScg,sr SItr ir'ma Of
Or, the WILD HORSE u TARTARY,
THRILLING AND PERlLOUs FLIGHfs
TRAINED HORSE TARTAR"
Monday, lue.day Ihundsy, and Friday Afts rpooas.
Or, I'll SLEEP OMIT.
The charming Con edicpne and Nocal,t.
Mss KATHLEEN O'NEIl,
in scnes Stories &c, Of /" Ould Ireland"
W II. HARRISON, Eytemponneoul sinsof.
- ONEk lnNOO0 Ct RIOSTTIES,
THE uENTICAL LINCOLN LOG.CABIS
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Macon Co Ina.
MISS MN ELIZA LEAK, born without aI'B,
Ven uhANr, jR, the smallest Dwarfever exhibited
IhkEh m OF tho IAlLEs GIANTS in the oorlu
"u WiIiI Nj nv * ASIAN GiiIi : ever seen
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGiNEs IN MOTION.
rroL III l'iiii NNuGSl. IiGulNlNG CALCULATOR
,,..,,,,..,.i iaa,hlt hNRNEn ~ H.
Family, ,'rand Aguaria Namnoth u,rtie dc ''..
Admission ~ Ocis; chidTcu under ten, /, ct, l..
NLW YORK ClRCUS--tiTu sTpEIr
Mt N.sr4Sgpo'i'c Ac"4'", q Nr,c.
''' '' ~ : EVERY NiGrr ftFre''riun nir''i'-.
Wcdnesday and sruriay MATINEE q, o..
Her Group OF Dancuc uoi.
JAhES MAniGAN
somer.sut Egu-strish
The Best Troupe IN the Mor.t
NEW PANTOMIMI,
y 70 IL ERs. lo
The sun., 1865-10-24

JIUU) NODLEN, COTTON AND HAIR
: t', cloth "ta,rls .u. MA.str hu,rtta
= !, 'llh, u.l'' kholr Island I'D SOS Ilamushifo
t"ssFr lHe. Sisrt every dAy from the Cotton
w ~ anu IAN "a Emp Ogmunt E4reau, 3 " hitr-
j. AT st. i'oi o' blohds... d. NELrLEI, AFt 9i6
The sun., 1865-10-24

7 Au,rN TAUGHT o. >iNGah'N AND
- WL,,lcr 4 N...'a W'rfr.e. o. uru, u.A
ana tIucS trslAiuf. .r't.. ..l tHI TosH.lfU. ed
10 shtpl Mg.u.1,. To- .,lt. oil Size. IlluHsON'r. Il5
Wos. -,.l 81, h.t 900 o.. an -.u avenue. ia
The sun., 1865-10-24
WANTED.

a RrlFlC1AL FLowERS-wANTED.F FEW
good hand, TO make howsr.. al,o few email sirls
ior nne -ork. j. A. LOPPlN, i4T Wooster u. SOs
a LARGE NUMBER OF SERVANTS. Male
-, and female, can have the very bos, situations
.hhout deay, bv srpiving early, at MANNING'5
Ssency, l5 Court st D ooklyn. This office is well
shoNn 10 bo The best IA the nted states Cropded
cOnpnd it 80 "
The sun., 1865-10-24
SEWING MACHINES.

A ny PERSON HAVING A coon Second
hAId senl ing machine for "a IN cLe,o c,,, ami
oash customer ny addressing A. ii. o., box 9Is, sun
oli'e' Id
HOWE's AND SINGERS FOR LEA THFR
a = iI' f 'IHotlIg Eork' Wheeler \ Wilson's, WilcoI
iuu ~, , " w. nAkefs new aud secondhand sewing
& aies 70 Ieht and sell a. low prices Al ~ Green
ssA ave- Asehiuss BOUGHT and vxcaapSsd. va
The sun., 1865-10-24

A WONDERFUL Rush FOR MALE AND
"a e he atJ. " tLPLEl'5. 3 Whiteha ist
70, on bi bioleWay. Nbne cooks. vaitio .ses, house
The sun., 1865-10-24

JONI ~ lIEEION, e3i Wei I,.h =, '''' '}s''
ROY wANrFu-AN INTELLIGENT BOY
- Jo nun eifHnds ant take caro O. al ,G.c4 4
Tern % that can 'pgss fngh'h preferred. lay .lI
70 ~ per month. Call At residen. q, middle ra.
tri,, lausc. last Goth a. near lst sv egi
ROOK FOLDERS AND SEWERS WANT.
- ed { I. ,.1l.ou Lane. Al.o gin to side school
toqf'. r. HcwHopp. -
ROOK SEWERS WANTEU-ArPY 10
A. BEATTY, STEVENSON & CO, 10 spruce It. 81
RON MAKEE>-2 GOOD MEN WASTED
IA the box ee ory, cor. 5ith e. ami % ave- none
CABINET MAKERS-WANTED A FEW
- GOOD men to HON ,he hes; p,,rs ell, D., pad.
. the EnAnelled Furniture fsctory, 90 We. l.th
COAT HANDS WANTEp-rO MAkE
Z; Seq ay.e3i e'3a2 o n.n'. cAErE& klhiLASD& Co.,
CLOAK HANDS AND BUTrONHOLE
makers Nau,ed. Arpl, to - rIlary It, Brook
COfFEE RUA>TER wANTEp-SpICT
OmiIier wanted. Appc ~ Warren o.. 80
CARPENTERS OR 4 GOOD HANDS
" wanted AIpiy .or2 DAYS at Us Canal ~, dfth
FOO and youug mau shat has worked al the lusi-
CARRIAGE MtKER wANTED-OEE
y general. Apply to BENSON BROS, 10 Hast
CARPENTERS WANTED AT 2~3 SPRING
y u. J. slBLtl; lgy
nRESSNAKEES WANTED IMMEDIATE
~ Al 20 West ilih si. meas tuhc.ay Place. 81
FINISH X, AND PRE,SlRS WANTED,
a. IA IL .io' 81. lnQuie In q saloon. iG'
EUBkIERS WANTED-FANCY AND IUR
ctp rritcrs, Apply al J.. j. q |. IiilLIll"~ lac
tor, 4Ist ~ and H. d ave 21l
EARMfRS A FEW STEADY SINGLE
men yih goo reference. None but ,hc b. 4 #
hltbs ~
coon OPERATORS WANTED FOE Srnl..
-, e., l.l.nr iot th.n work. fuod y ogos rlvcI
tAe wees. Apply l5~ Icon rd A. stor high. 2.D
COOD BA~1ER, AND BUTIuNHOlP.
pmakors wanted on linen eoat.. Cal At los Smith
ave @.i
GOLD CUTTERS WAN1Ln - STEADY
~ ,Ngg2.s sq'}nt.,a 20 .y.'., Arpy " W. NALLEtI,
ElHL MANlE'-TO OPERATE on ~lN-
bsc.'s machine and nui-h. can at2.5 Boon g .G
roms. A.
ClELS WASlLp-TO MANE PAIEG
VI toNrs Ghost lo. 70 lr,v, iHr' ,,lt ,I-
uui e at t4s Pearl -. nap s'-is log
HAT TRnfNFES WANTED -- THOSE
II wLo cant.u slik and -o o. c.cr,,'. ir., n.Irr,
Snd st"a' hcrE 7l' ehr rDuLa, al 80 t4Out 5tr,.
u ookyu 10 thc ~. 50
IRON MOULutRS-WANTED 4 GOOD
moaI'e.s. APP, a. leo N,aI 4.sI It, near 'Ih
ave, ..
T ADus OF SlN NJEh-NL OF lur
ivlu wish trl,a. % tro..H.hlri iu ou kin 's Of
sts u4 m .tl.r.. tINH Ht .l ...,cHairI ave We .,ui
" fegg-lm n1 Ic ..D| .''.s Fl. ir..roi '-'L,nri
7 .AU,rS TAUGHT o. >iNGshN AND
~ WA,,lcr 4 ". Pa u'rfro- o. Urm, tu.1.
70 sh,p,. Na .u1' 70 'ptr N.i.. IlluasON'r. il5
Nos. D., d 81 h.t ..l a., ar s Do avenue. i,a
"a. a. tHrts
The sun., 1865-10-24

\VANILD-A ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR
w rth POreiJ Ia New York, Brvoklyu or 49,
City AVol" ~ I'd CouTtlandi . - VI
The sun., 1865-10-24

COfFEE ROASTER WANTED-SPICE
Omiler uanted. Appr ~ Warren u. 20
{ CARPENTERS-3 OR 4 GOOD HANDS
" wanted. AIpy or DAYS AT is Canal A. dfth
floor and young man shat has worked al the lusi-
uezs. q
The sun., 1865-10-24

ROOH SEWERS WANTEU-ArPIY 10
- BEATTY, sItNENSON CO, 10 spruce IT, 81
RON MAkEE>-2 GOOD MEN WASTED
la the box isc ory cor. oath st ami ID ave- none
others need npplr. ia
The sun., 1865-10-24

O6 Wilson's sevinf machines on bosom. Applv
10 Barclay st cor. Greenwich, up sArs None But
good hands need spply. iD
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13
co M NJ e II CIAL,
GAZETTE OFFICE.


Friday. Jan. IS.
WHEAT-We quote to-day No. j. f0Gl1
Choice Milling 20. There has been steady decline il
Chicago for the past week. owing TO the downward ten
dency Of Cold, il having declined from 81 closing la.
evening in New York. at 28s
NOES Dressed, FIRM at fe 30 a 10 20 cnrIv i,
the week but grew weaker and closed yesterday al ta
Il 60. Market well supplied
oAfs.--Frm at 80 cents. OH inQ 70 some heavy Gov
eroncnt contracts let IN Dubuque and agents ere buy
ing all they cen find
CORN In car, from teams. As q 80 cents, and du,l
BARLEY From 10 q 10. Scarce.
bEEE CATTLE-searee and low, in companion viii
other meats We quote on foot a 81.
AS soon as our pork crop is forwarded we look tr
better wheat market all the merchants are ,, and
Shippers cannot realize entire shipment Storage Is also
scarce on That account As soon as wheat is moving for
"aFd We Snail have better market here
We notice the shipment Of one car Of dressed hogs
tefday by A. D. Barnum, averaging 346 pounJs--tb.
anailest weighing 800 pounds. M b. hns Skinned iii.
seaaon thus far about 200 600 pounds dressed pork and
Rstbi buying There are several other pare5 no have
shipped rs much. -.. ..
The seaon, so far, fully equal to last in quantity
and better in quality.
RYE.-wc quote at 6J O zoe.
EEASs.--1 AGGDi %. rr...r.-
POTATOES Coo. ..
y BUTTER,-Fresh, IS q 4gc.
EGGs--scc.
HIDES Green e; Dry flint. &c.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

Rec E5erhart's D9nation.-The donation
party for the benefit Of Rev. A G. EBsR-
HART, of the Baptist Church, which took
place at the Baptist hall last Tuesday even
ing, was very pleasant, though hardly as
generally attended as we anticipated it would
be, and as we think It should have BEEN
The ladies gave good oyster supper, and
had stand for the sale Of apples. candies,
etc. Good. music was furnished, and easy
sociability was predominant. Rev EBERuART
appropriately returned thanks to his friends
for their kindness, and closed his neat little
speech BY singing "a Thousand YeaF."--a
song his friends would delight to hear him
sing for thousand years. The sum realized
amounted to $4,000. --
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

Neather.--Thc weather deserves compli.
mentary notice. Thus far in January the
salnbriousness of day and saIutircrousncss
Of night have been quotidian,. ard even the
most qusrimonious and obtuse could not &C.
rimoniously remark or cogitate ought detri.
mental or detractious to the Clerk or the
Weather. Don't you agree with us, dear
reader? At least yon will not say but what
the warm sunny days and delightful moon
shiny nights have beer remarkable for this
season 'astgr OF the year, and very pleasant, will
you? sarg.I 8 $50 .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

Cay and BoUmdn- This new law firm
OF Waterloo have their card in our issue OF
to-day. Dir. CADY is recently settled in this
county, and we should judge was man Of
ability and experience in his profession. Mr..
BOWMAN is well known in Cedar Falls, hav.
ing been resident here, and our citizens
have given him credit for good head. The
new firm, We feel assured, will attend to the
business entrusted to their care in sstisfac.
tory manner. s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

The Nutchinsons-T The concert BY this
family last Saturday evening was largely at
tended. The family consists of joins urrcH,
INsoN, his daughter and niece. The singing
was good, but Of course not equal to that Of
the original family Of three brothers and q
sister. But they are we'll worth hearing,
and wherever they may 60 we wish them
crowded houses. Copperheads and rebel
sympathizers, however, bad better stay
away If they are at all sensitive.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

sS~ Writing Sehool.--Mcssrs. TAYLOR &
JOHNSON will commence giving course OF
lessons in Spencerian Penmanship in the
basement of Presbyterian church, this (Fri.
day. evening. Specimens of their pepman
ship may be seen at the post Office. The
first evening will be free to all. Terms for
the course, twelve lessons, $3.50.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

Is cold atthis seson of the year, Polly ANN,
isn't it not:' sed gjttin' on my foets agin.
Yes tbs, '$sed she, "and ii you'll get me
out Of this and took me hum afore | rriz
yeul do me kindnes, Mr.. Boors." | sed
" iou kno, Polly ANN, I'll do any things
fur you" herd some one laf but it wont
PoILy ANN. We soon woz on our way hum
All wonens is obstirnet. Ef Polly ANN had
kontinercd tc skate with me, we nit hay
Stsa till 0 o'klok--the time Polly AIMS
mother scd she must be hum. But we is
the kreturss of circumstances To day | is
Aontincd with the rumatiks, and POLLY ANN
with bad hold. Skatn' is good fun, but
The Consequences is latnentable.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

Chickens for Friends East.-ALBERr Az
LEN on last Monday expressed four dozen
prairie chickens in s,iiaH lots to friends in
New York. The friends will doubtless re.
ceive the chickens with vote Of thanks to
tip-top fellow who sells goods way out in
Iowa at Cedar Falls. ALLEN knows how to
do nice thing 10y his friends. He ought to
no man in town has had more practice.