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MiSCEiEAM EOuS.
PUBMC NOTICE.

PUBINC NOTICE.
DISTRICT COURT FOR BERKLEY DISTRICT.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE BRossBnrrY OF
procuring place OF confinement for Prisoners
village Of pnopos it s ordered that the first Quar-
tcry Session Of the District Court for Berkeley be held
at MOUNT PLEASANT Gnsead of Finopohs. hereto
fore adverhsed). the Fourth Moadag in January
instant. 42g:
Special Court win be held on Wednesday, 9th inst.
at Mount Pleasant, for the drawing Of Juries-
BY order Of Judge F. D. RICHARDSON.
J.. ". BROwNFIELD.
January 5 stuth6 Clerk Dist. Court Berkeley,
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RJ~ The Relatives Friends and Ac4uaint-
ances of Mr. and Mrs JAMES KENNY and Family
spectly invited to attend the Funeral of their Daugh
ter KATE from their residence, No. ISL Queen street.
Three O'Clock This Afternoon. January
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at Nine O'Clock. II January s
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go The Friends ana AcqunIntanccs of
ALFRED WISE respectfully invited to attend his
Funeral. at No. 81 Line street. at 10 o'clock A. NJ Sun
day Morning. January 9th, 1867. January6
H5-THE COMPANIONS OF CAROLINA CHAP
TER No l, r. A. NJ respectfully invited atend
the Funeral Services Of Coup. ALFRED WISE from his
late residence No. 81 Line street. ToHoro,o (u,,day
9Th instant. ut 10 A. NJ.
BY order NJ. E. H.P. L. B. LovEaREEN.
January5 Secretary c. c. No. !, R. A. NJ
HB-THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF ST.
ANDREWS LOpiE No. 10, A. T. NJ. are fraternally in
ALFRED WISE, ut his Residence. str,act
Morroc tSunday) Morning. at 10 o'clock A. N. The Ma
sonic Fraternity respectfully invited to attend.
2J order ". :. IuIn, ". III.
EA JEANNERETr,
January Secretary.
sS I. 0. 0. .F.-PLMETTO ENCAA1PMENT
NO. 1.-The officers and Members Of this Encampment
respectfully invited attend Patriarch
ALFRE WISE his late residence, Line street. op
posite Ra,l.rad Workshop, To-orrou Morning, at 10
O'Clock.
By order. G. F. D. PETIT
January s Scribe
as-I o. o. F., SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE
No. Tho officers and Members Of this Lodge re-
questad to attend tho Funeral OF Past Grand A.
WISE, at his residence. Line street, opposite s. G.
Railroad Car Shops ToAorrou Sunday. 9th instant
10 o'clock A. NJ Our Sister Lodges respectfully inv
ted to attend,
By order Of the Lodge. L. c. LOYAL,
January s Recording Secretary.
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EXECUTIVE PARDoNs.-The Attorney General has
Just completed and sent to the President for
transmission to the House of Representatives q
list Of the Generals, members Of Congress- Cabinet
officers, and other officials of high rank in tho
Confederate service, who have been pardoned
under the Amnesty Proclamation OF May %, 1865.
The list contains between two and three hundred
names, and in connection With each name is stated
the exception of the Proclamation under which tho
owner came the names of persons recommending
his pardon. and tho date Of issue. The number Of
persons recommending each pardon is between
ten and fifteen. q -8
In the case of William Aiken. Ex-Governor Of
South Carolina, the list of Recommendations reach
es three hundred, and Geo. A. Trenholm who was
Secretary Of the Confederate Treasury, has nearly
one thousand names appended to his petition.
list Of all the persons who have received pardons
gress and when that is completed the House will
have received the information in regard to the
clemency which has been extended by the Presi-
dent to repentant rebels.-N. p Herald
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as The Relatives, Friends and Acqunint-
anccs Of Mr. DANIEL H FURsT respectfully invited
to attend his Funera from his late residence at the
corner of Elliott and Church streets, Sunday Morning.
ut Nine O'Clock. II january
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
aSORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV
E. J. METNARDIE, Of Trinity (a1ethodist) Church, viii
perform Divine Service in this Chapel IoAorro,o Acr
noon, 9Th instant, ut 81 O'Clock. January5
es- CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH SERVICES
ToMorro,o Morning at 1ok o'clock. and at Might at
O'Clock. by the Pastor, Rev. LUCIUs CUTHBERT.
January
@- YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIA-
TION.-The Rev THOs- sMYTH, H. D., will deliver q
Sermon before this Association in Bethel NJ. Church.
corner Calhoun and Pitt streets. 7o-Mo7To,o Sunday
Ercning, ut O'Clock. Tho young OF the commun-
ty are especially invited to attend.
collection will be taken up for the ben of the AS
socaion
held This Ererina at their Free Reading Rooms King
street. opposite Hasel. ut o'clock
By order OF the President 8. c. BROWN,
January r' Secretary.
@ BATCH ELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instan
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the effects Of Bad
Dyes Invigorstes the hair leaving soft beautiful
The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. All others
are limitations and should BIO avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
asr BEWARE OF FAro1TNTERFFrT -.
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bs@-a0 .-l-3'I5
General News.

GALVESTON, January 4.-General Kiddoo, Of the
iE!eeomens Bureau, has issued q circular ordering
1a1 his spb-commissioners to disregard the Texas
aDor aa law and contracts made in accordance with
Brownsville papers Of tho 23d make 30 mention
OF the death OF Escobedo.
ANNAPo1Is, January 4.-The Committee OF Ten
enfranchise certain citizens and BIZ has been ir
Of negroes for crime - - 'ANo NNo
:, ,BALT1MoRE January 4.-Tho Roman Catholic
church OF st: Thomas Manor, Charles county,
Maryland, which was built $50 years ago, has been
COLUMBUS, Ono, January The House Of
Representatives OF the Legislature of Ohio has
passed the Constitutional Amendment by vote Of
54 to Is. - = 80 o w Va
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[FoR THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEwe

EFoR THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEHe-l
GAS CONSUMERS are requested to examine the
charges made by that corporation in regard to
Government Taxes. It will be seen that in addi-
9n to thsi5t tonthy tl bills Pg fg cha
Gas Company will be able to declare an additicif r
dividend to the benefit Of the Stockholders. but X
the expense of their customers All corporrtions
and business men have been in the habit Of in
cluding all incidental expenses in the charge Of
their goods, and there is no reason why the Gas
Company should make themselves exception
and enrich themselves from the pockets Of the
public. That the Government Tax is heavy az
onerous no one will deny; bat that the whole br,
den should be shifted from the shoulders Of those
taxed to innocent public, is both unjust and u.l-
generous Tho Gas Company is monopoly ard
its receipts amply sufficient to pay al demands.
The public hrve been bled enough; but to be ccna-
PEELED to pay the taxes of corporation is the last
hair which will break the can,el's back.
GAS CONSUMER.
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asDISTRICT COURT OF CHARLESTON
This Day is Return Day for the January Term
J. W. BROWNFIELD.
January5 l "v Clerk d G.
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aB BOARD OF FIREMASTERs.-AN ELEC-
TON for CLERK AND SUPERINTENDENT and a
PUMP CONTRACTOR for Upper and Lower Wards will
be held at the reeunr meeting Of tho Board 10th instant
Applicants will hand In their letters tefore that
time B. y. STR BEL.
January5 10 cerk and Superintendent
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WASHINGTON, January A Louisiana memorial
presented to the Senate, askng assistance for re-
tha leyges sJrs that ashAe2 % Rerahoa
which yielded in 1860, twothirds Of the sugar and
molasses, one-haH the cotton, and containing two
thirds OF the assessible property of the State
subject to overflow. Eighteen other Parishes are
subject to partial inundation. The loss to Gov
ernment for Internal Revenue is about $500, 900.
The people and the State Government are wholly
unable to repair the levees and ask Government to
endorse 5000 900 OF bonds based So 000 900
Of swamp lands. The memorial is able and at
tracts considerable attention.
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e. sF MAGIC INK (PATEl1TED).-wIL
write In ali coors and shades ont Of bottle and with
one ink; Is unsurpassed ior fancy and ornamental
writings. Price, 81 boz, hee by mail The trade sup
Piled. Address @. n CcRDOvA.
s5S,s No. Ga William street, New York.
December n gs 5- thstu2mo
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81 THE TORTURMG PAIN OF TOOTH
ACHE Corns coc, and AL external and internal pains,
instantly stopped aud asviated by DE-. ANpAEws'
PAIN KILLING AGENT. Sold by
K S3l4 &J!g i39%% .s s DIS. RAOUL 4 LYMAN, aE95
Z lF..., /, s Corner Market and King streets.
Deceuber is swB%
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The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, January 4.-Debt boaring coin in
terest, $3.50, 741 50 debt bearing currency in
terest, $3.50 379, 40; matured but not presented
81 5le ee9 81 debt bearing no interest s425, ,67s
9S4 50; coin in Treasury, $97 567 rs; currency
in Treasury, $S3, 1895, ,765 o.. G' 1g :.
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Ca BEA U TIE UL HAIR.-CHEvALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color and youthful beauty iparts and
strength to the weakest hair stops its falling
once keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hair
dressing Sold by all Druggists fashionable hair
dressers. and CT my Office No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEyALIER NJ D.
january I asO5.a .M0N# 3rnos
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80 The Friends and Acquaintance of
ALFRED WISE respectfully invited to attend his
Funeral at No 81 Line street, at 10 o'clock NJ,
day Morning. January 9th, 1867. January s
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aTCHARLEsTON AIMS HOUsE.-THE COM
M1sslONERs OF THE PoOR will elect on Wednesday,
9th January. 1867, MASTER, MATRON and BOOK-
KEEPER to serve for the ensuing year. Also contract
tor BREAD and BEEF, to be delivered at Aims House
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Applications to
be Left at the Aims House prior day of election
.,
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The New York Legislature.
ALBANY, January 4-The Senate adopted the
Constitutional Amendment by avote of % to 8.
Two Thousand four hundred men are employed
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
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ship Iland, Miss, $4,000; Fort Clinch, Florida,
Sadge arier is still tnaisposed, delaying the test
the Lsgigature Of Ientans was " presented asking
Of that Territory, which was referred to the Com
Ssb Wei Growers seesa o es5g 5eg
Seventy artists presented, memorial asking for
hon railroad presidents asking q reduction on
railroad iron. I+g Ilu
The Committee on Foreign Relations were in
ing between Eranceand Mexico, and the probsbil-
The B II ,Fspss|5g p The 1sth section q AZ. BIZ 70
and on consideration Of the amendment to zepeai
tho entire Act, the Hon. Reverdys johnson spoke
HI IL t1s tSrgsa th q general am
many Of them Repubicans-an some Of the best
English juriets, have expressed the opinion that
Commission con Of treason .wss Impossible. .
Speaking Of Mr.. Davis trial. and the delays
attending It, he said matter whose fault, It was
q blot on civilization. Should he die while retain-
ed prisoner, the nation would be responsible.
The amendment was lost, and the bill ropoaling
The secsn RssedH s EGe i %
The Bil reg regulating tie tenure Of office VAS then
1 senss he
lion Bin for the postohice and frontier defence
were presented. s3
Mr. Howard introduced q resolution that in the
present state Of the country no additional tar be
leyied With g view to- reducing the public debt;
Means. The same Committee were instructed 70
Inquire into the ,axpedioney OF O. modification d
the tariff, 60 as:to+ discriminate. against slave
grown products. s5 - ssl.srI. I'D
. Nj. CLARK introduced Bill for the punishment
o1brihery IN Congressional elections. After other
unimportsnt business, the House went into
Committee Of the Whole, and then adjourned.
~ sT1aS fostolice ApTropria tIon ,BfzI. Ssy
WxdHr1uToH, january 4.-The Postofice Appre-
pfaation BID for the year ending June 80 1885, cala
Tor S14e96, COO. =. @t2z Am An E,t2s
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lcrease in Dfstillation
Petition From Lou1siana.

WASHINGTON, January notwithstanding the
immense frauds the revenue from distillation is
three times greater than last year.
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~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
TON-CHAR1Esroa. December %. 1ss6-An Election for
SEVEN DIRECTORS to for the next ensuing year.
VIII be hold at the Banking Hall, Tuesday, the sh Of
January
Polls open from 10 O'Clock A. N. until P. N.
December 81 mstu3 WIN. C. BREESE, Caahier.
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New York News,

New YORK, January 4.-The Austrisn Admiral
Tghof visited tho Mayor to-day.
The Gardner will case, in which large amount
of property is involved, has been decided by the
Court Of Appeals in favor Of Mr. Gardner, the bro
ther Of Mrs. e1-President Tyler, and against her.
I1e harbor is tiled to considerable oxtent with
the ferry boats and other shipping. =
Ihe Greek Committee Of this city have appealed
to the citizens for aid to the Canadians. - H
daring highway robbery took place last even
ing, near Hoboken. E. B. Beker was robbed of q
watch, diamond pin, rings, about 500 in money,
and was nearly murdered.
The Anderson Prisoners.
WASHINGTON, January 4.-The Congressional
Committee appointed to investigate the case of the
Anderson prisoners, under sentence Of death for
the alleged murder Of three United States soldiers
and recently released on a writ of habeas corkus
by Judge Hall of Delaware, have closed their
labors, completely exonerating the President, Mr.
Stanton assuming the responsibility Of discharg-
ing the alleged murderers. -1 '~'o
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a@COLGATES HONEY sOAP.-TH1s CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soup, IN such universal demand, is
made from the choicest materials, is mild sud emol
Hsnt in its nature. fkegrazatly scented, and
tremely boneActal In its action upon the akin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February Nh 'HrE iE&1,& f-5 1yr .siy
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New YORK, January 4.-The Rubber Goods es-
tablishment Of Il. G. Norton l. Cc., No. 959 Broad.
way, was badly damaged by FIRE this morning
loss s25, 5,000-insured- Peck, Randolph & Smith,
Norton & Co., damaged about s700oan fully in
sured.
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aTKALMIA MILLS MANUFACTURING COM
PANY.-The BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the Capital
Stock Of this Company VIII be opened at W. c. COURT
NEY & CO.'S OFFICE Nos Boyce's MhArf en- january
1st 1857, and continue open for month Inforns-
Hon respecting the condition Of the Company will be
:uraiahed all parties desiring forward this impcr
tant work. .gergs.. E. L. KERRISON *
Secretary and Treasurer Kalmia Mills:
December ~ E.frsf thstu1uno
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aB- OFFICE NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. january I'd. 1s67.-Thc interest on the
''cERTH4cArEs OF INDEBTEDNESS" of this Com.
pany. maturing on the 1st instant will be paid on app
cation at their Office. C. WILLIMAN Ja
Secretary and Treasurer N. E. Railroad Co.
January
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~-AWAY WITH sPECTACLEs -o1D EYES
made new, without specacles. Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of tan cents Address
e. 3. FooTE NJ. D., No. 1lso Broadway. New York.
November $$-@ F@@sTS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17
NUMBER Z.
ny u. r. sHILLABER.

4 II E p 4. + e Il
Old Grimes Is dead-that good old man,
We neer shall sec him more;
But he has left son who bears
The name that Old Grimes bore.
He wears a coat OF latest cut.
His hat is new and gay
He cannot bear TO view distress,
y SO turns from IL away.
His pants are gaiters--fltting snug
His hair Is by u barber curled--
lie smokes cigars and chews.
A chain Of massive gold is borno
Above his fiashy vest;
His clothes are better every day
Than were Old Grimes best.
In Fashions court he constant walks.
Where he delight doth shed, Tee
His hands are white and very soft,
But softer Is his head.
Hes six feet tall-no post moro straight
His teeth are pearly white;
In habits he Is sometimes loose,
And sometimes very tight.
Hismanners are of sweetest grace.
Ills voice of softest tone;
His diamond pins the very one
That Old Grimes used TO own.
His moustache adorns his face,
His neck q scarf of blue;
Tie sometimes goes to church for change,
And sleeps I'm Grimes pew.
He sports the fastest "cab'' In town,
lis always quick to bet:
He never knows who's President,
But thinks "old Tips In yet"
He has drunk wines of every kind,
And liquors cold and hot;
Young Grimes, In short, was Just that sort
or man--old Grimes was not.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17
webster's Most Important
ThOuo.ht.

When Daniel Webster was Secretary
OF State some years ago, under another
administration than that of Mr.. Fill.
more, he wrote to one Of the proprie-
tors of the Astor House, In New York,
saying that he would reach that house
on such day, and begged that some of
his friends should be Invited to dine
with HIM the same evening.
There were about twenty or 80 at the
table, and Mr.. Webster seemed wearied
by his travel, and speaking but little
III at all, plunged into a darksome rev.
erie, not we'll calculated to enliven his
friends. This at length became SO APP
parent, and the situation Of all SO un-
pleasant, that one of the company
urged upon very distinguished man
present--a warm friend of Mr.. Webster
Ito. get him into conversation. He
needed to be logged to become as lively
as they wished.
This friend consented, and spoke
aloud to Mr.. Webster, asking him some
questions that In ordinary circumstan-
ces, and with ordinary men would
have led to conversation; but il failed
in the present case. The dark Secreta-
ry OF State merely answered simply,
and crept into his cave again.
Again the gentleman, frightened by
lis IuiluTe, WAS uTgeU tO renew the at-
tempt to draw him out, He summoned
courage and said: "Mr. Webster, (Mr.
| Webster looked out of his eave,) want
you to tell me what was the most inn
portant thought that ever occupied
your mind" Here was q thumper for
him, and 80 everybody thought Mt the
table. Mr.. Webster slowly passed his
hand over his forehead, and In low
tone said to q friend near him: us
there any one here who does net know
me?p -
"No, sir, they all know you-all are
your friends"
Then he looked over the table, and
you may imagine how the tone of his
voice would be on such an occasion
giving answer to such question.
"The most important thought that
ever occupied my mind,n said he,
| was that of my Individual response
bility to GodW Upon which for about
twenty minutes he spoke to them there,
and when he had finished, he got up
from the table and retired to his room,
and they, without word, went into
an adjacent parlor, and when they had
gathered there, some exclaimed, "Who
ever heard anything like thatY'
What Mr.. Webster said I'm advocacy
of his sublime thought, do not know.
No one has ever repeated 1t, and pre-
sumo no one can, 4.
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The captivating manner in which
this talented lady brings to the delivery
of her platform addresses are very
graphically set forth I'm the following
from the New York Citisen. M
"What Miss Dickinson SAYS is not of
much consequence. She might talk of
the fashions with as much effect, and
probably far more power than she ex-
hibits on the questions of State, politi-
cal or social rights; but her mode of
utterance Is fascinating. / shall never
forget her coming, in the course of her
speech, to clause which required her
to stamp on the rebels; this she deliv-
cred with uncommon fire, and doubt
less accompanied with the appropriate
action; but alas, for the aid of elo-
quence, those long skirts hid the action
from view, and the hearers did not APP
preciate what was going on under
meath. Suddenly becoming aware Of
this difficulty, and determined to do
justice to the occasion, she gathered
up her skirts above the ankles and
stamped with appropriate energy,
while the men looked on delightedly
at her pretty little feet. There was
nothing coarse or unlady-like In the
proceeding, not even so much as I'm
describing 1t. She manifestly accepted
1t as part of her duty, and went
through Ii like woman. The male
portion of the audience cheered, swung
their hats and canes, and shouted till
the Institute rung again. AS for our
selves, we entirely used up bran new
beaver In our enthusiasm .
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From the Louisville Journal.
The Dying soldier.


Weary and worn to skeleton form,
Helay on q couch of pain, sts
And his wish at even, his prayer at morn,
Were TO visit his home again.
He talked of his mother far away,
And he talked OF his lonely wife, ke
When the fever frenzicd his burning head
And loosened his hold of life.
He talked Of his home, the fair free land,
The home of his ctildhood's play,
He talked Of his babe, and the large tears fell
And rolled from has cheeks away.
We told him his feet might never again
Walk over his native sod, h
But ere long they shall tread the golden streets
AT home In thecity of God.
And we said though his eyes would never be.
The forms of his earth's deep love,
In the garden OF beauty above.
But he wept and he talked of his burial lone
In a strangers unnoticed bed, aIH
That no rose by affections hand would be
To wave over his grave when dead. S.
We told him that God would mark the spot
Where all of his children lay,
And not one of his loved ones be forgot
On the resurrection day.
But he sighed and whispered $50 long, so long
And my lonely wife and little ones
Alone in a vale of tears"
We told him the word of God had gone forth
In truth and holiness,
As the Friend of the widows lonely life,
The Guide OF the fatherless.
When death had stilled that loving heart,
Kind hands with gentle care
Had saved for her, that lonely wife,
One tress of his long, bright hair.
Then they wrapped the worn-out soldiers
clothes
Round the martyred heroes breast,
And in his rude, ,unvarnished bed,
Laid him sadly away to rest.
Not hymn was sung, not a prayer was raised
Not q word of counsel said,
But the hireling's rude, uncareful hands
Piled the damp mould DER his head.
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MISS a. McNALLY,

nEALER IN MILLINERY a FANCY GOODS.
~ Keeps constantly on hand complete assortment
OF choice Millinery. New Goods received every week.
Iowa. ST.
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A. HARTMAN,

A II THE CEDAR FALLS BOOK BINDERY, Is
IA prepared to do all kinds of Binding in a work
manllke manner Patronize home institution, and
bring on your Papers, Blanks, Magazines and Pam.
phlets, and have them bound Orders left at J. L.
Coles Store, will be promptly attended to- 81
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JENNINGS q MosHER,

A II THE UNION MEAT MARKET, KEEP CON-
IA stanty on hand good assortment Of the best meats
and other articles In the market line which they
selling at the lowest living prices. Main Street oppo.
81: Neeley's Grocery, Cedar Falls Iowa. 81