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Di>union and Democracy.

Two candidates for the French mission
were urged upon President Buchanan by
Influential members of the Democratic
patty One was Nortbcncr, the other
Southern; the one was renegade Free.
soilcr, the other n renegade Abolitionist
of the darkest dive; the one was n Union
man, the other an avowed and shameless
advocate Of the modern doctrine that, if
the Democrats are beaten in the next
Presidential election, it will be their light
and their duty to destroy the Union. soizn
upon tho public buildings AMI archives at
at Washington, and plunge the country
into civil war; the one was John A. Dix,
of New York, the other vas Charles
Jam $ Faulkner, of Virginia.
These men arr al ke faithful to the par
ty; each was submissive to all It's bchcs'S;
each ready to violate at its order what had
once hern his earnest convictions. II any
thing, the New Yorker had m st disgrac d
h IN rlf in its service, for his Erersoili>n
was Of moro recent date, and his apo>ta
cy more sudden and shameless than that
of the quond I'm Aboliionist Of Virginia.
In point e ability AMI fitness for the dr-
trs Of the office, the New Yorker WAS no.
torioasly much superior to the NuGinan.
And Yet the Prcsi lent rejected Mr.. Dix
and chose the Soulhencr. Why was this.
The reason was that the NIrginian was
Disuniorist, and that his claims were
snppo,tcd by tha! powerful body of South
ern Dlsuuionists who now cOntioi the Demo
oro, ic a,,tv lil.o D;ctotors
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-02-07

LEAVING THE Woops.-A good many
have left the pineries. The ground has
b,en nearly bare for fortnight, and some
have been out of The woods ever stree the
suow iylt us. We have seen within few
davs, quite nUmb,r ~ lumberm, II who
lives at distance from where they have
been prosecuting their work, wenling their
way homuwards. All are hoping for an.
other run OF sieighing, as many jobs ale
but half complctcd.-- Sanilac Jetf"rscnlon,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-02-07

The PoLlrtcs OF THE GOVERNORS The
Governors of the States Of the Union, in.
cluding the Governors elect Of Kansas,
are: l6 Democrats, 10 Republicans, and
two in Texas and Maryland, Americans,
The Democratic Governors are in thirteen
Slave holding States and three free States
The Republicans are Of course, all in the
free States.
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OF lAe :. u
PARTY LXTRENES.

standing prCvcrb-"Mau creature Of ex.
ucmes." At all events mans ambitious
desire for power and distinction leads him
in his pursuit Of cmiuence, t. the pposite
extreme Of unprctcnding merit ir the hum.
bier walks Of life.
If avarico bc his ruling passion, tie
quiet vale of the honest poor is for.aken
for the allprcmcuts which wealth forces
upon his iraginaii)n. No matter what
peculiar cue may attach itself to his indi,
viduaity, be that passion what it may, its
tendency is onward to excess, if self gov
ernmcnt be overlooked in tho estimate, It
is q marvclous, mysterious truth, that
men know but li,rle of themselves. #
ilnpulsjyc in their natures, aad religiou,ly
Inclined, they often make the most rapid
strides in tue direction Of bigotry and SUI
perstirion, without suspcctng themselves
of the extremes to which they oro exposed,
and whittier tending, # politically over,
heated, men often spring up from olscur-
ty to gjddy bei3hts by the pressure of Ia
tent impulses of which they themselves
were ignorant, until their passions were
nd lresscd BY the ftcina'ions Of sclf.impor'
tance and m extreme desire to rule.
In these, and a thousand other ways,
we claim that mon are constantly demon
strating to the world that they are crca-
lures of extremes, and that from the SIM
pie, quiet, and confling spheres Of limo.
cent if, and social tranquility, they rush
onward in apparent hewilormont t, the
invasion Of Objects too soon in turn to Gov
or them in the confusion of scl|importance
OF party excess. How sad that we will
not consent to be governed by the philos
ophy Of oXperian'e and common observa-
to1. How moarofaliy sal that man
knows SO lilte of himself.
But these Suggestions are meant more
directly just now, to apply 10 The excess
so apparent in the sphere Of political ma
nipulations. Confu7g our remarks here
we have, however, no exceptions to affirm
Of any cN,tjnt party. NJ exemption Of
liabilities in this 'rgul can be prolicatoi
of any, we think, in harmony with com.
mon sense. And still. 10 the candid and
sincere, 1t = quite apparent that pciVerat
..,.. .,..,,.... g to-,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-02-07

ES- Three dogs and man with a gun
succeeded in taking tn, life Of a young
panther, two miles fom Paw Paw. few
days ago. The panther succeeded in lay.
ing out one Of tho dogs, in the fight.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-02-07

PERLou5 ADvEHTUEE.-rhe jackson
Patriot Of the o5th, relates the following
adventure on the ears, Of boy belong ~
at Clinton. At Clinton, the water station
is some little distance from the passenger
house, AMI the boys in the village are in
the habit of catching ride" from one Of
these points 10 the other. On Friday last
the train going South, lid not stop at the
water station. and when it arrived at re
cumsch IA distance Of five milcs,) a boy
about eight or uina years Of age, was found
hanging to the end Of the passenger car.
lie had got on at Clinton, and when he
tried to jump of, his Goa, caught in the
link or pin oftho ear, his feet just touch.
inc the ties. He then caught hold Of a
chain attached to the pin, and with cour-
age and grit which was truly heroic, hung
on until the train reached Tecumseh. The
les Of his boots were torn OFT, an1 he was
nearly exhausted.
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I'll dare The Etgtt to SEEK
Although the Migl. oppJsc--
My lips the Right slai! speak.
The wrongs of Might Disclose!

But few, indeed. Think of it as We
may, it frequently requires the existence Of
genuine and true manly courage, to do the
thing that is right in itself. 1t i, n very
conycnien, and plausible exercise to gently
float down the popular charneI Of public
opinion without lot or hinder nee. Then,
self has so many ends to anSwer-so many
fayors to asL-so many little bills to foot
up-how can any ono brave tic breaking
away from the path Of popular applause,
and fellowship minority in politics!-
How can they hope for oiiice-how can
their axe be ground! Then thousands
again suffer Others to do all their thinking
and reasoning for them-by proxy we say
Just as multtules arc infused with the
religious clement, more or less. So the
biggest side and the loudest noise is often
the highest authority for the rude rabbIc
forming the flood drift 50 convenient in all
party extremes.
But then while free speech and an un.
tramelled press arc the bulworks Of ma
TONS liberty, we have but little to fear
from tyrants or factionists, although for n
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watch Clock. nnd .IrwrirN HrpnrInE.

watch. Clock aud IcwrirN Repnrng.
Il lIfTE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS jEWEIEl
Storeon The east side of Broad ST. opposite "Id
= md where he he found AT MI Seasona'le hours
adv do work n line Of business on short notice
sTUptIsokeeps Watches Clocks Srectacles Jewell
ry cold Pens and Pencil Gases FOR sale of good qugy
and at the nj, ,ost rea sonahe prices. /. L BRYAN.
IIilIsdals. Oct 18th. 1857.
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nR pIrRINGTON,S

CFIEBRATEO Cd AhhH SN' ff',
TyNTTs was revealed to me after much study ano eNor
ton. as qeing the greatest reTedvior tho t1'affl
aud ppvpI It's effect lgceahIe ana
remedy sIre. To I've taken at any time htdd or
throq' feel lisagreeaQle. -,
WILDE sent to any pact ofthe United states on the
rscipt Of one dollar and Of the no~tegc stamps. ~
Direct all letters to f.PTRlNGToN. \dritr.Nlch.
sp Dr. p will he Id Ndrian, on the Isl d,y Ct Nay,
20 gor,oir =, ono n,anth marifJe1
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-02-07
WRITING PAPERs.

ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANGEMENT.
u ANDERSON x CO, having become agents Tor the
| J. sale Of CreenleafS TAYLOR Manufacturing Com
nanv,s Writing Parers. thcv prepared TO surpiv
them in nll varieties eitherin large or small Guonfi-
ties ut The Manufacturer prices. Bv this arrange
mont Dealers and OF hers enjoy tho adyanta-
which would be secured 20 them hv the best paper
Mill in the country bein located IN their midst SAM
n ANDERSON & co.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
~ w FERRIS has on Land and for sale n large and
7 we'll selected stock OF seasoned Lumber, Of almost
every description. octll
Iillsdalee. Oct. ). 1850.
NJIRRORS-A full assortment at the lowest figure
wi for CASH. by C. WFERldS
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-02-07

nv v q. TfOF i,OPPDSIFE ETIIEFAN0ENWtHI IIUT II
connected with a plank walk. aud tlcc Omnihns, -
,yhl,n guests are invited good Livery and Convey
an,as to nv mart If the Country on rcHaonabc terms
Cash pail for rnur-c Groru and Provisions. hH'ihg
ranult anl and r,pIonishad. present our patrons
and friends with this Card honiug mnvhcitrr mart
tharcccpipn Of our guests AND ncr'as" onr "us-
inessbv close attention. Returning our thanks Tor
mast ron1ce, wriuyite "ucour1 cement Tor iHt'h-
ture. IIiIlslale Oct. -. -.
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siIrLF uARDMARE.
JCUEIRV STORE.

CIIfIF HARDWARE, 0I al song, ~ NNT'' EUIHI
- Wood-ware, aud n great many other Wares. too M
merous 10 mention constantly on hand. a low fgrro'
AIso Sheet Lead. Load Pipe. &c.. Sc. II. HAMMOND.
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.,,t,I,1,,N uOJSl,

q TT-BGs. PROPRIETOR JONESNILLF, MICE; THIS
tIoasa hqe Undergone thorough rcpairs. ard is no"
reodveor the n'"r'1iGmrr' .,r,t''n mrs. we
sTINTON'- EXCHANGE.
r i srA AET0E * TIFFANY, JACKSON. NICH.-oP-
,site Mich. Central Railroad Depot. Genera stage
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CiocL. Nyatcbc. * .ycwc.ry

- VI " NRRINi JDEEsVIIIE. has received thr
j. Itry,st a,.urtm.nf ~ t'luck a Watchrs no Jrw'I
~ *, ever brought in li'l.dalc County, which ID
will sill a. the lowest eastern prices. .
rT1 Clocks or all kinds prices from 81 - to S2j co.
All Goods warranted ~ represented.
Jonpsrillr. Np-. |. lS5a.
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.rI,I Nh,S HOWL.
,,I,.,.-DIL. EXCHANGE.

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQEARE-P. STEtN Pre-"
pri,tnr Thu House tsIarIe and commudious ecer'
rcbuilt aud furnished aud located in 4ot tcnicn
,d ,lcoe,ut mart Of .ha yil',r. iuur15S
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G.. g. WEBB.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. SOLICITOR IN CHAN!tRl
and Notary Public. All Legal business promptly at
tended to. kH'Ama2oo Mlch'
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q. \. BROWN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN
cory READING Villsdale CO Mich.
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T.. %. ROSE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW AND So
Iicitor in Charcerv. Will attend to legal business in
Indiana and southern Michigan. ANGOLA. IND.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR Orders addressed to Camden
will he promptly attended.
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-. CU tNO'IER.
NOTARY PUBLIC, OFFICE AT TEE I. ;, S,ENIEESS
OHce, Hillzdale, Mich. ortl3a'
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BOOKDINDER AND STATIONER. BLANK Bf IL
Manufacturer and Ruler. old Books rcbcnnd. II
Mich ocl'"
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"lf L don't" "CrICk-crack ~
fitted up the hiatus. What a pair of
beauties! Ph@bus Appollo never drove
their like down the sleeps of heaven
The willy llhacan never "raiscd" such cat
when he cleared the stable of Rhcsus of
his horses "Crck-crackl and the
horses neigh and toss their arching nccks,
and the bells are Ginning and tinking, and
the MAJ, ,cxulting rush uplfts ono likcwne.
remark to myself that the sky has
deepened into an intense, still darkening
b'ue, darkcnine with a strange, unearhly,
tenebrious inkness, betokening coming
snow storm. No matter-"Windy gap" is
right ahead, and the welcome lights will
blaze out of the easements soon, for the
afternoon is wearing
On We go-but DO not see them yet f;
and vet-but no it's all right
"Are you warm-quite snug dear Lo-
ia said ], half turning to look at the
rosy, exquisite face peeping forth with so
much furtivc coquetry from its encadvement
Of white cosy furs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06
Marsllal,s Sale.

RK virtue Of general execution to me directed issued
- from the Office Of the Clerk Of the United States Dis
tct Court for the District Of Iowa. In the northern division
Of Richard d. Lathrop, et ar and against George Green
william Green, James o. TrssE, JohnW. Traer and VIII
liam H. Mcclure, have levied upon the following prop
ery to wit Commencing twenty-five feet west Of the
south east corner of fractional lot number two fraction.
al block number sx in the village of Cedar Fails Black
Hawk County, Iowa running west twenty feet thence
north to the north line Of said lot thence east
Feet thence south to the place Of beginning Also part
OF lot number one In block number one, In said village
beginning at the south east of the north half Of said
lot thence north twenty feet Main Street thence west
sixty feet thence south twenty feet thence east sixty feet
to the place o. beginning, as the property Of william
Green Also the following notes. TO :-0ne signed by
W. Mcclure for $12975 dated March oath, 1867 one
signed by Morris Corwinfor $34 dated July 14th is57
and three signed by George Secord each dated
April It'll 1859, all with interest," situated In the County Oh
Black Hawk and State Of Iowa property of defend
ants to satisfy judgment Of 1861 debt with interest
thereon at the rate Of six per cent from the 10Th day
October 1862 and the further sum OF 48s 80 costs
eeether with oil aceFng COSTS and shall on the first ay
q Way 1850 st two o'clock n. OF said day at the
door OF the Post Office in Cedar Falls Black Hawk Coun
y Iowa. offer at Public Sale TO the highest bidder for cash
81 the right title and interest OF said persons above NAM
cd In and to the above described to satisfy said
execution and costs. LAUREL SUMMERS. - d 4
-, s Y. s. Marshal for the District Of Iowa
NJ by HORACE FUTILE, Deputy.
March 18th, 1850. y 5F Hf "a IS .F'i6e-t -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06
DUBUQUE MARKET.

ia 1I,,sI.5 4 .T.IE ~ DrBrorE, April 5tf, 1860
FLOCR-superfne -, 80; extra e5 fail extra $3.50,
srnnW ~ az y SSsDsoc. vFssd as fxmxW
!. foisk niess yis.So Ness b 1890. Dressed Hog.
S50Oflt eS q /. a q - !, - 80
, "a con Sugar cured hama plain 1cc rib Sides &C
shoulders, plain &c. ..'s 1s f ~. 49, - -,
HIDES nv ia1sic; green q; saited s@s,e..
!. LEATHER Sole oak soQ ssc; spanish sole 92@27c
Common do cog 40c. I, 800 4: 'ss1ss $50, a -, i
. LUMBER 1st clear e2s; "a do 80; common &t9Mls
fsncing VIZ Flooring 31s02O Pockets e1OQD12; Siding
ul4l2; shingles &3, 1bG1 40; Lath 3d. asaEsa
o. IEAS-nlack 2c0a5ci 0anpowdsr 42070c; Impera
soG zoe; Young Hyson = sQc. 49, Is, ~ -
gVEfEE-Rio, fais Y good. laiQiSc; prime LAO l4ac
/ SCGAR-zN:Q far 7(N10c; crushed & powdered 12c
Plantation 43QD4Sc; New Orleans refine.
5oQ5Sc; Golden syrup CsD70c. s. + 1910. M |
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
y !" FOR rTIE WEEK ENDING MARCH %,

ss5 saar3JN, ttgR .EiA QUOTATIONS.. ss5eh ssasf
BssE cArTLEGood TO prime net weight n n fOt0n1ts
Inferior and medium, biQ11Olc.
MlLcH cows-Pair to prime, 3 head t40054; Inferio,
6 ~ and Common, t20036.
VEAL CAlvxs--p fb4017c ,sysd aill ,a}aE
SHEEP AND LAMBS Live, per head, 8.75Gl 11.e0
The receipts Of Beef Cattle AZ the principal yard were
from Iowa and Illinois, as follows: @]l' ~
q lowa--866. Ihois--1O40 aapl s58 u tEs sSi
SWINE liberal receipts and largely increased
stock Swine are heavy at decline and prices cannot
moderate demand prevailed. - 90 fS71 :
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06
Anil.

i 3, - = ! e - 81 eAPf4A ~ v-s~ ~
April the Child month The month That
Calls forththe earliest blossbmsof tAswolets
and is participant with the returned birds 81
the forest in their first concert Of the season
is with us again. , h''sea fes5iFs
The Child month"; How like achildit gen.
orally comes to us; now weeping with its
rainy tears; then laughing in the sunlight
Now gently Whispering its sOft abreathings
Through the budding branches, whie the
melancholy music played by the ripping
waters, form for it most beautiful accompa.
nimcnt But Oh, how soon It again shrouds
its beautiful face with dark clouds, from be.
meath which it gives vent to its seeming eriei
in torrents; while The. hills and the wales re.
echo It's wild sobs, till the swset lullaby, SO
recently sung by the riyulet, increases to the
roar of the cataract. y +,
Still, with all its sadness, We welcome it ;
and as the forc-runner to prepare the ingress
Of its older, though milder, but more beauti-
full sister-May--we love 1t. /
As April generally is, so is life--storn and
sunshine. faq3 I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06
s ST. Louis MARkET.r

Sr. LoCIs, April q, 1860
FLOCR-Market fiat. Country superfne Is 90 coun
try double extra 81; choice city supcrnr, $3.50 bag
do extra, s. ~ bag. esesg g 49,
wHEAT..Geod spring 81 syal.io; prime and choice
rs; poor fall II 10; common and fair fall 81 ID
al %; prime read, &14O11 ~. ,Ata@ ~ eAa
CORN Downward tendency .zsFa..s rs .s1 st9zs9
Oats-Good 4s045; prime 46Qn47c. IH
nA ~. limited At previous rates. - sg
y wHIsKEY-saies rs barrels al Isle. ! gs7s 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

Stockholders Netting. "A meeting Of the
stockhUlders Of the Cedar Falls und Minneso.
/ h R.:R Co, is called at this place on Mon.
day, May ,1st See adv. in another column
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

a. Aet1igsts--Wc are requested to give no.
tice that there win be preaching in the Meth
'odist. Han on next Sunday, at 10y a. NJ and
Z O'Clock z: y. BY Rev. w. FRANK PAXTON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

2 fenoael--We were favored on Saturday
last BY visits from our brethren Of the press
Mr.. VIZ, PArrEE, Esq, Of the Bremen County
.A+yas, and eur neighbors Of the Courier
Messrs. HARTxAN d IxcERsoLL.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

- sss!y - tiSuisutua CV0CK 20. nOlQ meetlng
IA The horticultural rooms, Tomorrow (sst-
'prdass At 2rx. a full attendance is de-
'sired. ~ II, q ..,,1 a.i.s I,
:. Fsae's Packers. A large party Of Pixies
pcakers, patched their tent last Tuesday eve
ming, just on III. other side Of the river, and
stoPped sntil Thursday morning, when they
"pullsd,stakcs" and went ON their way r.
joicing. ] We did not learn from whence they
came. S'5ffS4i q 4 al
gIEFS Z E----z ,4L---- 81 II
-, Ckryynsen.--Wc will send the GAZETTE to
$ CleYgynnen, residing in this and the adjoining
Counties, who will furnish us with notices Of
the mar ages and deaths occurring in their
'sdiffsFcnt localities, frs<. .51. II .ss 49, ..la
1at s..stss eli ---o - ~ .ll7i
a. PaG. Doc Hon. VIZ. VANDEvER, our wide
awaks,stiff back -boned, member Of Congress,
has our thanks for various public documents
of interest. Afessrs. BHowS and SrREErEn,
aofo,r State Legislature, viii also please &C
ccpt thanks for similar favors.
ggry4 ! $780, --p-----I A--a- GE3.fA
ssssAmbrotypss.--1n another column will be
n found The advertisement Of Mr.. II. WAEroS
The specimens shown. us by Mr.. w. were
very good. One in particular q new pro-
cess to us-was most life-like and beautiful
picture. Rooms over +. b. HArcn's store.
." .aOav NeiyAbors. IF some individual in each
Of our ncighboring Counties and villages,
where there is no paper published, will take
the pains to inform us Of anything that may
'transpirc, touching their local interest or be-
ing interesting to the public, we shall be
happy to give it . place in our columns.
Supervisor System.--We publish in full on
tir'first page, the law creating the above
named mode Of County Government, in place
of.thc County Judge system, for the benefit
Of those who may, wish to know what the
new law is. Whatever defects it may have,
none can trnthfully say that it is not great
improvement upon the old law. SSesa2
Wtather.-"April showers bring May flow
sefs is an old saying yet they must be diff
ferent showers from those we have had this
inonth 80 far, which have been nothing but
showers Of dust The wind seems to be on
regular spree; and crinoline or loosely fit
ting hats, had be1er be anywhere olse than
in the street.
Aatri mOAial.--We see hy the last number
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

y St6ek %. Bear in mind that the Coda,
.yallsy Agricultural Stock Go. hold mectin,
IN the Horticultural rooms, Tomorrow (Sat
'urtiasS at 2r.x. a full attendance is de
,sired. t5st / .'5,5 a. ,s.s...,.ss,E DIDO
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

!. sF1es' Fsoksrs.--A large party Of Pixies
peakers, pitched their tent last Tuesday eve.
ming, just on tn. other side Of the river, and
stoPped until Thursday morning, when they
'.p,dlsdEstakcs" and went on their way RI,
joicing. j We did not learn from whence they
came. Z 3i,sSAl q 4 I'LL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

be found the report l.. ID. LAMPMAN, ESQ,
Engineer of the above road. The completion
of this great thoroughfare is not SO distant an
event as many may suppose. st. Paul de-
mands,. and will have, a road connecting with
that great southern mart, st. Louis. River
navigation cannot be depended on only about
half the year, and it is uncertain and tedious
then. st. Louis, also, is bound to have a
road that will draw her the trade Of the north
ern country west of the Mississippi If you
look at the map you will see that line drawn
from st. Paul to st. Louis passes directly
through the Cedar Valley Of this State,-a
country unsurpassed in the West for natural
wealth. This Valley alone demands the
road, and can support it, too,--saying nothing
about the large extent Of country north, that
would be tributary to such road. The
project is cte rtainly great one, and grand
one but what must be done win be. This
Valley, destined to be one of the wealthiest
and most populous regions Of any country
west of the Mississippi River, must have an
outlet, commensurate with its own impor-
lance, and this is the only one that win do.
And then bear in mind that Cedar Falls is
the great center. The d.. &P. r. r. passes
through here on its way west, and the St L.
|. 4 St. P. r. r. connects here with the the
Cedar Falls & Minnesota R. R, thus forming
at this point the great railroad junction Of the
State ,s ssso.a s Z sss.eir 81. sSssea
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

-, Cltryyaen. will send the GAZETTE to
: CleSgynen, residing in this and the adjoining
!, Counties, who will furnish us with notices Of
the marriages and deaths occurring in thei,
different localities, .frsx. s. a5.ss .ata