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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

u was merely . charge "at'' and not "nto.'
nm, ossr s WORDS: the ,ssSSS sfranssmsn from Sse IN
experience that might have been expected nom some
half civilized Hottenot whose brains and taste had been
used up in acquiring tho little information he knew,
but which one would not look for in any 70
preventative Of that august body-tne Great Eastern
Is .S sg as meals sD aas %
boys HAN" In fa,t, "old squeorsh himself, merely
OCCASION might, without great stretch Of the inasna
on have been struttng around his scanty boards
IN the well developed rosgndy Of the proydsr Of the
fat OF The land Perhaps they did, but the subscroer
didn't see it, We thought to ourse that be would DO
crumbs At the door Of such Dives.
We shall not attempt description. There was good
deal Of spoon, some tablecoth and variety Of Incl
deptas pleasant 70 look upon but for the food i ap-
pearsnce Was a. rare - comet Tho coffee gave out on
the second round. fec OF half dollar merely to
breathe the passing incense Of cup Chickens net all
Of antiquy ham salt, beef tough tongue was
nowhere and Ice OF which several tons had been shipped
IN the morning was said to have given out In fact,
general famine would have overwhelmed al hands
Il the ship had been meal and half away
from land. The walters, too, were, with few excep
cspsions-and are glad notice them-was the
Of the second dining saloon who became dsgusod with
the Who'll. proceeding that he laid down his knife and
cleared out IN dsgut. Another gentle old darkey,
whose shaved head and gathered topkno made him look
Ike venerable edition of Japanese The passengers
men sre indebted 10 his impartial care.
Az for the rest they were set Of unmitiyated rascas
They would e cheat steal your chairs and almost your
money. We heard asked by gentleman for cup Of
conee "An OUT" the reply. ''Go and get little
for my lady, won't your "Go 10 he'll, the response,
soto roce, and the villain of, with mad flourish,
If he was going to tear the kitchen down. Others
perfectly blind and deaf, meaphorcally speakngs 70 all
Inquiries and was only when their palms were scratch
ed with the evil root which they did not hesitate
bushnsy 70 AK for that they seemed all 70 compre
bend that they had been industousy requested 10 obtain
o desired article Of food.
Wines, soda and other liquors have been sold In large
quantities. but must say IT, 70 the credit Of the two
thousand people, that have not yet single indi
vidual in . state Of intoxcatou,
very judtcous arrangement had been successfully
carried out, would have been the publication follows
of
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ILLINOIS.
RocK r-1ASp. July .. 1870.

Rock Island, July q, 1860.
4 Dougldsa> Te~ i The Crnpogl in hli,.os-r se "Ls.
ae Gicnc' 70 Carry Ills OWn STAT, DC.
From under the shadow Of old Fort Armstrong, ard
Black Hawks celebrated cave, drop you line
regard 10 the politics Of the great West The nomination
Of four five candidates for President has the ec, TO
aay excitement, but really there only
hcre-Dougias and Lincoln. Occasionally meet a man
who would prefer the election Of Bel or but
the number is 70 small 70 be hardly worthy OF notice
The great contest is between Douglas Lincoln and
Judge anything by comparison OF public seeing IA
this region now with that Of 1866 Douglas will carry
ths STATE by much larger majority than Mr. Buchanan
did. The vote Of 1860 was az follows
BUCHANAN s..s........s.. loosSS4
rretnobt vo,ls0
Fillmore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 31$bl
This you Will perceive gave the state 10 Mr. suchauan
by plurality OF 9164 and gave majority against black
reTubhcsnism Of 2s2sI II Ia not 10 be presumed that
place man In the Presidential chair sho declares that
ths Union can never exist permanently half slave and
half free"
this state, and presume there will be II per-
tecty apparent 10 every Bell thai h candidate has
House OF Representatives In order 70 get II there be
must vote for Douglas.
The came argument is true Of the Breckinridse nper,
although they have ticket In the field do not think,
however, that will poll thousand votes In the State.
The circumstances Of It's nomination such 70
every honest democrat 10 drop 10 The Breckenridge
state Convention met at Springfield the lith and
composed q only any three persons II was a mass con-
yenton of these any three, all federal Office hold
crs but sir or eight majority of the nty three voted
70 ticket, but the Postmaster Chicago declared
he would have ticket u he had 10 nominate IL himself
Bot the most suspicious part OF the perfor that
Senator TrumbuI " r. Judd. and other prom nsnt
publicaBs, to the number ~ some two hundred,
present the floor OF the Convention 10 give appear
of numbers keep up the spirits Of thoee who FOL-
low the fortunes Of the secsseonss Lincoln also IN
the building in adjoining room aud doubt enter
taioed that the ticket put IN the hsld ny The conn
Of incoln friends IN order help him carry the
state possible. This In sufficient W every boness
democrat TO drop the ticket and they will do 80.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
s@l>~O>~~~s~~~~~>e-~>~~~~
Political Correspondence from All
Quarters.
N>>>N~No~ON~N~NoN~N~N-
THE SIGNS In THE PERMANENT.
.N>.>,>>>N-~~N-O>~~~OYN~D~
Future Events Casting their Sha-
dows Before,
&s., be-, H.
lie SIGNS In THE PERMANENT.
ALABAMA.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

~ THE kplT0R OF THE HERALD.
MARION Ala, July 10, 1850.
'k~s o. NThsrn Born and an Alabama Ratsed Bal AID
Eccra. Kan, DC.
Being aware that the circulation of the HERALD 10 .n,.
mense throughout the Northern staes desire 10 advise
the Northern people, through your columns that the cleo
on Of black republican President win be the signal for
immediate secession" with majority OF the southeru
States before Lincoln takes his seat When that "a done
the South is "a united South" The writer Of this ve
born in New York, and though linked with the sou.h,
whatever her destiny may be- believes that he speaks
from a standpoint free from sectional lnGl-
ences. The Northern people have this issue BE-
fore them. II they, In their mad fanaticsm, desrs
dissolution Of the Union, they can have by voting or
Lincoln and Hamn. If they do not desire this national
calamity, they have q conservative ticket-Bell ana
Everet-to vote for. Reading your paper corvnces mo
that politics Ii trade In New York. but trade ~ you
may, repeat that the S,uth is unit when you elect
black republican President As you will perceive, am
Northern born Southern raised Bell and Everett
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Leaving New vork. July 81 ats r. NJ; leaving Cape May
July ~, a6P.M.
Nv. YATES. Secretary. (
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me Company having nov fully arrived, we have an
esvsrtunnT Of looking around and seeing
THE PEOPLE ON BOARD.
would be tack TO al Of these for they repre-.
sent every class ana condition likely be present on an
occasion 81 this nature They come, TOO, from almost
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Fourth Of July.-In another column will
be found the Programme of exercises for the
Festival to be given under the direction of
the Horticultural Association of this place,
on the coming Fourth. The Committee have
resolved to leave no means untried to make
this occasion one of interest, and afford all
an opportunity of celebrating the return of
our annual anniversary Of Independence, in
sensible manner. Arrangements will be
made for the accommodation of all who may
come on the score of refreshments and elbow
room. Five rooms on the second floor of
0vcrman & Browns block have been secured
and will be fitted up expressly for the occa-
sion. An essay, music, both vocal and in
strumental, ice-cream, cake, and lemonade,
soda-watcr, ETC., for refreshments, toasts with
responses, the fine Horticultural exhibition
which will certainly be had, together with
"A general good time" will all combine to
make the evening Of the 4th Of July, 1860, a
time long to be remembered by all who shall
participate in its festivities
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Good 7snsplars.-The Good Templars Of
this place make it rule to enjoy themselves
from time to time, by participating in the
good things of this world, $50 far as prac-
ticable in this western country-and by
mingling together in good sociablc time gen.
EARLY, which, we doubt not, is calculated to
extend bcnificent influence upon the rising
generation, and call many a>wanderer into
the fold. On Tuesday evening last, one Of
these invigorating and interesting times was
participated in by the fraternity Of this place,
together with their invited guests, the men,
bcrs Of the GAINESVILLE Lodge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Improrements.-S. A. Bisnop, ESQ, isput-
ting in the foundation walls of his new brick
store, on the corner of main and third streets.
We also notice many new dwellings, spring
ing up in different parts of the town. The
amount of building now being pushed on, is
very considerable, and we were informed
few days since, by Mr.. LEE, that he had got
ten out lumber for over twenty buildings yet
to be erected this season. New corners are
very plenty, and the whole place wears an
appearance of general go-aheaditiveness that
is truly encouraging.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Daily Stage 6etsrcen Cedar Falls and Va
rerty. -SHARP's line commenced running
daily, on Monday last, between this place
and Waverly-running up every evening,
and back every morning connecting with
the Western Stage Co.'S line, which runs be-
tween this place and Jessup. This arrange
ment will be an accommodation to the trav-
cling public, and will be received by the Wa
verify people in most agreeable manner, as
it allows them daily mail.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22
rADvERfTsaNExr1

HORACE GREELEY's letter is at last publish.
ed; Congress has adjourned; DouaLAs hopes
to be President; and-well what why those
who are afflicted with the Ague or Fever, say,
II care nothing about politics. l want ia
hear Of something that will remove this head.
ache; take away this oppressed feeling that
weighs me down; change this lassitude that
overcomes me.s Well, MIxER's is the place
to 60. He has medicine that will give buoy
ancy to the mind, joy to the heart, vigor to
the tired franc. Ny medicines will do you
good. Get some and try them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22
Literary.

Godeys Ladys BOOK, IN the opinion Of every sensible
lady, without nval In its peculiar department, Viz
every thing that = calculated 70 INSTRUCT nuss ana m
terest the fair sex. Try year and BY thas tae \
win have become one Of the " indcspensibles."
iAythsrs Home Aa0asiss.-Esay Ting thAt ber.
the name Of T. g. ARTHUR must Of necessity be good
This periodical occupies prominent postion among the
period cai literature Of our land which + has justly ean-
ed, and seems fair to maintain. ~ w ,gNs
CdsselEs Illustrated Family Billie, and Natxrus His
are happy to call attention to these works. and
commend them to the consideration Of the public They
cts. each Having mentioned them before, Is
sary for 10 particnlaxe. Those dcsiroas can see
specimen numbers at this Office. Send money or stamps
TO CAssELL, PErEB GALruls, 81 Park Row, y. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

8aloons.-lt is reported that there are to be
some three or four saloons established at this
place Immediately. If this report proves cor
rect, our Good Templar friends will have
plenty Of work on their hands.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Neo Grocery. We understand that parties
from Dubuque are about starting Grocery
establishment at the stand formerly occupied
by VANSAuN & HuNr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Stra~6er,y Festiral.-The ladies connect
ed with the Episcopal church of this place
gave Strawberry Festival last Monday eve
ming. Though we were unable to be present
We learn that there was good attendance,
and that all appeared to enjoy themselves
web. The Strawberries, Ice-Crcam and
Lemonade, Of which there was super-abun-
dance, had no tendency to detract from the
interest Of the occasion, and it was just what
its originators intended it should be, a most
agreeable and pleasant social gathering.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Church Scrcices. Nv are requested to give
notice, that the Rev. l.. B. FIFIRLD will preach
in the Congregational Hall, Oycrman's Block,
next Sabbath, June Gath, at the hours Of 1o3
4. M. and n PM
Also the organization Of a Congregational
church will take place on July the 9Th, at
which time Rev. JOHN c. HoLBRooK, from
Dubuque and . goodly number Of ministers,
win be present.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

District Court. AS Judge WILSON deemed
that his presence was needed at the Baltimore
Convention, by his friend DOUGLAS, more
than at Waterloo on the Goth inst, by the
litigants Of this District, Court will probably
stand adjourned for a period, concerning
which, deponent saycth not.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

RsligioM.-We understand the Germans
will hold Quarterly Meeting, at the Metho-
dist Hall, next Saturday and Sunday, June
23rd and oath. There win probably be o
sermon in English on Sunday afternoon.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

ErAioition.-The semi-monthly exhibition
Of the Horticultural Society will be held this
evening. Besides the fine display Of garden
products, D. J. COLEMAN, Esq, reads an cs-
say,-subjcct TASTE" AL should attend,
and we will guarantee that none win have
just cause to complain of the exhibition, or
Of friend CoLExAN's good "taste.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

temperance Lecture.-J. @. DErwrLER,
State Temperance Lecturer, delivered lee
ture in this place, last evening. Though not
possessed of that oratorical smoothncss and
finish possessed by many public speakers,
Mr.. D. has way of telling plain truths in
plain manner, that must render his labors
effective.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Large Egg. yesterday evening Mr.. M. L.
TRACY, of this place, presented us with
hens egg that we considered decidedly huge
1t measured eight inches one way, six inches
the other, and weighed three and quarter
ounces.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Book Stors.-CHAs sRArrRAY, Esq, of Du-
buque has taken rooms on Main street, nearly
oppoSite the Western Hotel, and next week
willopen to the inspection of the public stock
of Books, Stationery, etc. As there is at
present no establishment of this kind in town,
We predict for Mr.. r. liberal and remuner-
ative trade.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Cleo Clu6.-We are informed that Messrs.
CoorER, SAWYER, TRACY, yANSAUN and
HUSr, of this place, have formed themselves
into Giee Club, for the purpose of favoring
our Lincoln and Hamlin Club, as well as
other political gatherings, with Campaign
songs. From the well-known musical abil-
tiles Of these gentlemen, we may expect
something more than ordinary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Ne,0 Bdkery-The old stand of G. N. MI
xER is being fitted up preparatory to the es-
Enlistment Of a new Bakery.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Crops.-Wc are having now some glorious
growing weather. Farmers faces wear an ex-
preston of grateful and quiet satisfaction,
and broad fields Of grain are laughing in the
warm mellow sunshine, giving promise of an
abundant harvest The chances are now de-
cidedly in favor Of bountiful crops. During
the last ten days, corn has grown wonderfully.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

Irorel. From Jessup to this place there
continues to arrive daily, by the coach, from
eight to ten passengers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22
Thon1s.-CuAsr, Of Soda fountain motto. /

Thdaks-CHAsE, of Soda-fountain noto-
riety, is a man after our. own heart; he has
keen appreciation Of the peculiar fitness Of
things, and always does the right thing at
the right moment. At least We thought so,
as we were toiling and sweating on last Ri
days hot afternoon, getting off our weekly
edition. just as it was the very hottest, and
we were the very drycst, tho door partially
opened, andthcrc appeared the good-naturcd,
good-looking, smiling phiz ofour friend CHASE,
looking for al the world as though it was
overaowing with the 1milk Of human kind
ness, " and from our well remembered knowl-
edge Of past favors and his chronological
characteristics, We were at once possessed Of
the idea that he was on an GRAND Of mercy
And for once "signs did not fail in dry
time," for our suspicious were at once con-
firmed as huge pail hove in sight, filled to
the brim with ice-cold" lemonade. which he
deposited on the table, intimating that if
we thirsted, here was the antidotc, and
straightway left us alone in our wonder
But suffice it to say, that could friend CHASE
have heard the blessings showercd on his
head by "sce," from devil down to editor, as
his cooling draught gurglcd down our parched
outlets, he would have felt tenfold repaid,
yea, verify.
-
Wcerly.-On Monday last we availed our
selves of an opportunity Of visiting the vii
lage of Waycrly. It being our first visit to
that part Of the country, We were agrceably
surprised with what we beheld. The farming
country between this place and that-a dis
lance of fifteen miles-cannot be surpassed.
We had no idea of finding the country SO
well settled, and were much pleased to notice
among the farmers such general appearances
Of intelligence and thrift. The village DIVA
verify is very pleasantly located, with natural
advantages sufficient to make thriving town.
1t has an excellent water-p power, an abundance
Of timber, and is the County Seat of Brcemer
County. But it is unnecessary for US to
speak Of the local advantages of the town, for
our friends SMEED of the Republican, and
PArrEE of the Argus, pay good attention to
the subject, and are always widc-awake on
any and all topics Of interest relative to their
locality. We returned much pleased with
our ride and visit feeling obliged to the
craft for their attentions during our brief
stay among them.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

1sas.-We know Of what we speak when
we say that Messrs. HArcH & ALLEN keep'a
choice stock Of Teas; and Furthermore, that
when they give tea away they don't charge
any thing for it, and we tako their word for
II that when they sell It, they win give you
first-rate tea, worth dollar pound, for six
shilings. and so on in proportion. It is
scarcely three weeks since these gentlemen
opened their new stock in their new quarters,
yet such has been the settled determination
Of the public to run out their stock, that they
have been obliged to order several new invoi-
ces IN that short time, to prevent the public
from succeeding in their ncfarious designs