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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

Some time ago ex-Alderman William Wilson.
better known as Billy Wilson, meeting Alderman
Russell, against whom he had some grUdge,
in the yeStbule Of the City Hall, deliberately, and
with malice aforethOught, pulled his nose. The
Alderman commenced two suits against the e1.
Alderman, forthwith, in one of which he sought
pecuniary indemnifcatiOn for the damage done
to his official dignity, while in the other be
aimed TO punish the crime committed By his a.
saiant. In the former case, Sherif's Jury,
the other day, found verdict of $4,000 for the
plaintiff. which the injured Russell wishes he
may gets and in the latter case, yesterday, hi.
Honor Judge Russell, who is this week TO retire
from the bench, gave judgment. Measured by ths
money of which the Honorable Billy was mulcted,
two years in Sing Sing was the least which the
ex-Alderman could expect from the retiring City
Judge; but, like the gentleman who is soon TO
succeed him, the Judge remembered bis
4" friends" and imposed the mild penalty of siI
cents upon the pugnaciOus Wilson. For stealing
that sum his Honor once sentenced fellow to
the State Prison for forty years; aud it was ak
cents which he fined another First Ward bully.
for nearly numbering the unOfending captain Of
the steamboat Plymouth Rock. But, however
erroneous his HOnOr's six Cent judgments may
have been heretofore we are not disposed 10
deny that in his estimate of the value of Alder.
manic dignity he is not so very wide of the mark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

The Official Returns Of New jersey dscios 3.
fact that Mr.. Pennington, although defeated .,,
reelection in the Essex Distract by Fusion a1-
didate, who was nominated by tho Ben. Dolga.
and Breckenridge Conventions, made remarza-
bic run. The majority OF the Fusion electors g
the District over Lincoln is more than thru,
thousand, while Gov Pennugto. bea1eo ps
the same Fusion less than tom hundred De-, by
run wenty-seyen hundred votes ahead Of Dr..
ticket, most striking eVidcuoa on hF persW,
popularity. He also received i,,Do nu. ,u.s
than were cast for him whci le $3.50 elected r.
1865; while the Opposition Sv.e ....tl.3. i....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

for every Southern citizen could not be imagined
than that to which they are willing TO 500 them
put What is the good of such Wholesale slaugh-
of the Union, we can't see why they should go
out Of the world to accomplish it, Let them
proceed soberly, deliberately like earnest strong,
and wise men, and there will be no need Of any
fighting or any bloodshed. But these youngsters
talk as if fight and carnage were the principal
things in their desires, and secession only con
yenent pretext for enjoying these fayOrite Injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

The students of the University of North Caro-
INA met in one of the College halls, on the 10th
ust and resolved, among other things, that the
Inauguration Of President Lincoln fought to be-
L" resisted by separate State action even if neccs-
"sury that the life Of every Southern citizen
I" should be sacrificed in the struggle"
We ore sorry to see 80 sangunary and des-
Ierate mind in these young men. worse use
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

The Board OF County Canvossers completed
their labOrs yesterday. We have already given
the result to our readers. The official canvass
was ordered to be advertised in no less than
thirty-three newspapers, a piece of useless
extravaganza.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

NOTICE.-LEARY 81 Co. S Successors, HUNT u
Du,KsauRY having had about 40 Of their me fashionable DRESS
sshy injured smoke from the recent re at the Asor
Hoas have aside 10 be sold al reduction in price
Of ~ per hsi foE few days only at nos and Asor
Ions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
BROwN's BRONCHlAL IROCHGs

Browns BRONCHIAL IROCHES
Csre Cough, Cod Hea'ssne'' i'.sHss.a, any i,r''a
tton OF S7renesS OF The Throat heisete the ftder'
fa9 Cough a. Consumption, BroEeafu A'ia
ma and Catarrh, Ciesy dad gee strength
% me voiss Of
PUBLIC sPEAKRRs AND SINGERS
Few OF the Importance OF cnecEns Cough OF
Common Cod in lis hrsi stage thst which IN the eesnnns
would yield mid remedy If neglected soon attacks tne
Iungs BoioHs bronchial Tr0hss containing denucent IN
sredients aIlsy Pulmonary and Bronchial irritation
THAT trouble in my Throat for which the " Tro-
BRovNs ohos" speCnc having made me often mere
~hsPerer" :, d ,v,,.
al recommend their usc to PUBLIC sPsAKERs"
BHovTs ,-.., Ae sN.. ~ a. fc' O M pm,
TRocsBs. NEs." H. W., p..on..
BKovss Almost instant relief in the distressing labor OF
breathing peculiar to AsTHzA- r voo,,.-o.
CONTAIN Opium anything injuri9as"
BRowSs d.. A. ILL a. H.rE e.,
TnooHxs simple end pleasant combination for CoUsHs
&C.
BRowSs DT. u. p biekL9w,
'A00AA' DSD'''''' ~ ''' Dr. LY. W. LAMB
'AO''' 81 have proved them excellent for wHoorSG
1N0'HA' 'OO'H' Rev II ". wAssHs
BKovSs .,. Boston 8.t
'A00AA' "'" '''D Rev. $. J. P. ANDERSON,
BRowSs ---.-- 1,-........ 81 ~ lG 4.l;,.
TRocEFs non Of the Throat with SPEAKERS and
BnOws.s ''''AA'' Professor NJ. Stacy Johnson,
la Grange, Ga,
TEOCAEs. Teacher Of Muse southern
BRowTs Great benefit when taken before and after preach
TKocHEs effect think they viii be Of permanent advantage to
me-" n,
BHOwss Rev T. RowLETt a, M
TkoeHEs Sold BY al Druggists az TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
Aetp!1lprls Dailp G.ibnpre
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1860
7O Observation-Disclosures

TO CUhRESPONJEhIS
No notice taken Of Anonymous Communications WHAT
ever intended insertion must DO authenticated by the
name and the witer-uo necessarily for pubier
ton but Is guaranty FOL hn good faith ,
Business letters should In all be addressed to THE Nav
YORK TRIBUNE.
We cannot undertake to rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

The Republican Ward Conventions and the
Tammany Councilmanic Conventions met last
evening We print the result of their action
elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

The mails for Europe by the Bremen close al
I05 O'Clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
Business Notifies.
IMMENSE S'TOCK

IMMENSE STOCK
WINTER CLOTHING. 40.
GREAT RRDucrIoS!!
We concluded to offer large and complete STOCK
wIsrxR CLOTHING and FuKNWSG GOoDs for Men ana n0'
Of 0RxAr REDUCTION preparatory 70 removal
We are determined the entire Stock In the present
stand bring what may This presents GREAT OPPORTUNITY
10 provide complete Om the LARGEST STOCK Of mAS
saa BoYs CLOTHING and FURNISHING Goops in the city,
AT EXTREMELY Low Prices.
DEYLIN, HupsoS Co.,
Nos 2SS 2S9 and go Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

THE TRIBUNE IN FUNDAMENTALLY. b. ZEBEB, NO lN
South Third Agent I'm PHILADELPHIA and subscdb
have THR TRIBUNE promptly served by Carriers IN almost
all parts Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEwISG-M MACHINES.

oPYrox No SOS BRoADwAT EEw-YoRK.
Inorased facilities manufacturing and the cursn1ent OF
filtration expeases consequent upon recent decisions of the
limited States Courts confirming the validity Of the Wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing ComPanys patents enable this Company
10 furnish their Sewing Machines with important improve
rents greatly reduced prices The superiority Of these Ma
chimes for family Use aud manufactures the Of
Drrose aud material is aes,ed by tens of thousands using
them moderate prices at which they now sold
place them within the reach Of all and obvae all excuse for
tsmpeng with inferior and low priced Machines which
haxr 30 nnch preudioed the Sewing Machine bnsnesI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

established and we may fairly hope TO bid good
bye to the spirit Of now rampant Fibusterism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
FALL AND WINTER.

FALL AND WINTER.
For the best cut made beet fitting fashionable tasty and
ne largest assortment and WINTER CLOTHING, FUR
hHsG GOoDs CHIIpREEs CLOTHING and at prices less
than At any other establishment 60 TO
r. B. BALDwTS's,
The largest store In the city. Nos 20 and u BOwery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
HERNIA OK RuPTURE CURED.

a HERNIA OR NLPIJkE LURLD.
XHTKg PATENT LIVER TKUss' is radically different in
pruciple and action from any in
'lst KAs!ss4 10 fff, PAD AFFIXED AT PLEASURE.
q. I'd noe1. ROW CT OK wEAKEsT COSTkOLLED.
I'd UoHBisKD INWARD UPWARD ALTEKBD.
3 4b No pad On he bach or under pressure.
5th Does not WORK out OF place, is ccanly.
6th. The cover can be washed at pleasure.
fY 7ih. Ia selfactiAg durable, and easy 10 veal
Sole stoprietors #. GRBGosY CO., No. IS Bonds.
PsIntllets gIat
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
= New Things.n

Always have some of them about you. A
7es strawberry plant will serve TO begin with
new variety of apples for grating, may
come along with it; new variety of corn
! tried cautiously, will do no harm. A new
pillow may be added, if judicious and skillfu
friend has tried it, and says it will pay. A
new ak, hoe, pruning knife or rake, may all
be examined, and adopted if they are really
good. A new corn planter, or seed drill, to
experiment with, will enlarge your ideas,
whether you adopt them or not. All i'm
provement is secured by ENGRAVING the new
on the old, carefully yet boldly. You will
loose sometimes, but you will loose more if
you don't keep up with the world. BE care
full that your brain is not among your idle
capital. Keep head, as well as hands, busy.
And this puts us in mind that we saw at
VANsAuN & HuNr's, Woodlands Improved
Seed Planter, valuable agricultural nipple
ment, and the attention of our farmers is call
ed to it. This machine has been practically
tested, and it operates well. It has taken
first premiums at most of the State Fairs, also
ct the Worlds Fair, New York. They are
also agents for the Excelsior Grain Fam
Chslds Patent, manufactured by Nancy
& Blinn, Rockford, I'll. We think it is one
Of the best Grain Fans we ever saw. Go and
see it work.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Deep Flowing.

Farmers, keep in mind that deep tillage is
. sine qua non in grain growing, if you desire
good crops. Put it down as fact, which
win prove itself to every one who may try it,
that any man in the State of Iowa who cul-
tivates annually one hundred acres of ground,
win gain enough in one year, by blowing ten
instead Of five inches deep, to feed and clothe
IN ordinary family, and pay the subscription
price Of al agricultural papers in the Union.
If he don't, I'll pay the subscriptions.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Original Netice.

Original Netice.
STATE OF IOWA, l..
Black Hawk County,
. In District Court, April Term, 1860.
Cheney X. Loveland,
WIN. o. yers
Sarah r. yiers,
Luther H. Barnes, In Chancery.
John T. Barrack
Geo. w. Maxfield, ......
Martin Crager adm'st &c. &
William Wiswell.
To William o. viers, Sarah F. viers Luther H. Barnes,
John T. Barrack Geo. W. Maxfield Martin Crager, ad-
YOU are hereby notified that there is on file in the
Il Office Of the Clerk of the District Court, Of said
County Of Black Hawka petition of Cheney X Loveland
ninety dollars sixteen cents and interest thereon
from the 23d Of November 1885, at ten per cent per
mum, as money due him upon promisory note, executed
by the said VIM. 0. Viers 10 Andrew Mnarky for said
amount November 23d 1885, and of all the said defend
ants, the foreclosure Of morgag executed at the time
last aforesaid by defendants VIM o. Vers and Sarah F.
Vers to Andrew Mularky to to secure the payment Of
said note upon Lots number three () and four az In
block nine @ in the town of Cedar Falls in said county
No personal claim Is made against Of tho defendants
except the defendant Wm o. viers Unless you appear
and answer thereto before the second day Of the
next term Of said court to be held ut Waterloo In said
County, commencing the 23d day Of April 1860 jg
ment will he rendered therein and decree Of foreclosure
awarded against you claimed in the petition.
CHENEY X. LOyELAND.
BY Powers COLEMAN his Attys
Published by order Of the County Judge. n13w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Flower Garden.

To the ladies does this department especial
" belong. Here, next to the adornmcnt of
their own persons, do they find the best field
for the display of taste. tits an employment
IN which they find more of health, and real,
pure, ncyer-fading enjoyment, than they can
hope for in any other. A taste for flowers
is q prevalent one with females of our coun-
try, and one that needs but small degree of
encouragement and nurture to induce it's
showing itself as it ought. That it rarely
meets with this encouragement, says but lit
de b favor Of the "Lords of CREATION
Come then. 70 lords, clear away the chips
and rubbish in your front yard, and around
your house, and prepare it for the sweet per-
fumery Of flowers, which your wife or daugh-
ter win cultivate there if you will only do
your part In SO doing you obtain not only
the enjoyment the sight of them affords you,
but raise your character in the estimation of
all your friends and acquaintances surround
ing you. With heartfelt satisfaction at the
many blessings we here have the means of
enjoying, let us manifest it in the cultivation
OF those little gems with which nature volun-
tarily surrounds us.
A fins collection Of flower seeds, from the
house Of ]. N. Thorburn & Co., New York,
can be found ct BIsnoP & BENJAMN's Some
good hints ~ to the manner of cultivating
flowers, win be given for the benefit of our
readers in time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
THE MONARCH OF THE MoNTHLIEs,
FRANK LESLIES
NEW FAMILY MAGAZINE

ENCOURAGED by the favorable reception this
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eNeron to deserve and secure still further degree Of
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at his command will enable him to present the New Fami
~ Magazine TO the reader with variety and excellency
OF Literary matter numerous and superb Illustrations
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from the great variety and excellence Of its subjects tar
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Special effort will be made in the department devoted Ia
THE LADIES' GAZETTE OF FASHION.
Although Incorporated with Lesles New Family Magazine
will be as ample in all its departments usual The s
perb Cofored Fashion Plate to be given in each number
will be produced with great cost and The various
cuts illustrative of the newest Designs and Fashions In
Millinery, Embroidery and Needework will be carefully
and beautifully executed.
FRANK LEsLIEs NEW FAMILY MAGAZINE
Contains one hundred and two imperial octave pac,,
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present Te variety of better quality In elegant
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
STATE OF iowa, la.
In District Court, April Term, 1850.
Samuel Cameron and
William +. Daniels .a-.
VS.. In Chancery.
Robert G. Wilson.
To Robert c. Wilson, defendant,
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on Ale in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, in the
County Of Black Hawk, petition Of Samuel Cameron ana
william +. Daniels claiming and asking TO have certain
deed and conveyance Of the following Real Estate, Lots
number a. in block number ten Q0 IN J.. 4 3;
Cameron's addition to the town Of Cedar Falls In said
County, executed by said Samuel Cameron and his wife
Eleanor Cameron, to the 18th day Of september,
1885, Cancelled and set aside for the that the same
obtained by false representations and
you appear and thereto before the second
day Of the term Of said Court to be held at Water
loo In said County, commencing the 23d day OF April
acknowledgement win be rendered and decree entered
therein in accordance with the Of said Deton.
SAMUEL CAMERON,
WILLIAM F. DANIELS.
By POWERS COLEMAN, their Attys.
Published by order Of the County Judge OF Black Hawk
County, n1-4w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Arthur's Home Magazine.
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Its aim is to bring to the homes Of the people
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Sweet Min.

There is as much difference between milk
from COWS fed on cooked corn meal slops, and
that from COWS fed on raw corn meal slops,
~ there is between good milk and poor milk.
The former is very sweet to the taste, and Of
. yellow color, even in winter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
THE DUBUQUE HERALD.
uAu rn-nAul ueGn

,xnrpxxnrxr pvuocr ,r,c ,orpxu Devoted n the
nteresss and RIGHT. Of the masses relying whoy unon
the peop!e for supportaskng no favors from cques or
s.ct.nns q
I'm sending ont our usual annual Prospectus we beg
leave 10 remind the neople of Iowa and the North
nanerav that that the Year '
....-..s .,m...n,a asn a,v@v
kl6hlkkH hUnUkEU ANN SsAtI
-, ~, ono of the uost uomentous in the annals Of mod
VIII .;,,os
ein s ,c. 1919. -, Ill.
The PfeS10emtHAl CONFESS ior "mch the "hoe
country Is now preparing, VIM Pi.'pyy uee,e nm
duration Of the It shall dssol IN cyii
war and frater,al stn,e, OF Mne.her !. s' enue e
srohg noI VI and ,aisnf ~ ~ me e1ss @ ~
and ,he earnest abortion Of every man who loves ms
n C,,,a wy 81 has has = VOTE IN cast.
The coming Sessions Of Congress and Of State
Legislature are big with interest and must attract the
observation Of all who realize that they are really soyer-
igns in the government and have hsh ana ho rehs 70
protect and cherish
In view Of these RAPIDLY approaching and unfolding
events every sn must necessarily feel the want Of and
should provide knnself with, a Newspaper.
To for such want is the constant aim Of the
o. the Dubuque HERALD and they feel that IN
claiming mat rs ne o nd d nv Int few na,;ers
ha1 the North Vest setting no fictitious claim
the character of 4 fr.. ella. y newspaper
AS pohtca journal Is VIZ v;ncines and will s,,b
BY the standard OF BemocraiS iii Il viii s,nnort
all enemies whether within without s ave
party. IT,.
The Herald as western JOURNAL rast
EDITORS VIII strive 70 make me kashp essenaly
ern Journal ana sapiortng Western
to q. protect s s
western Prodneers !. /. oo..a !. =, .,,s,.. q
involve the State in debt for the benefit Of Railroad Com
panes private corporations and will labor hereto
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Importance Of Agriculture.

asas Importance Of Agriculture.
The most solid wealth Of the country is in
the land, and by the better Improvement Of
the land, it is difficult to say to how great an
extent the general wealth might be augment
"a. How much the wealth Of each farmer
may be increased also, it is equally impossi-
! Bile to determine. This, at any rate, we may
be sure 81, that the more . general spirit Of
observation, and zeal for improvement, is
spread among farmers, the more likely is this
desirable object, and this sort Of honest, long
wearing riches, to be obtained. Ingenious,
alne-spun theories are not half SO much want
ed by our husbandmen as facts and practical
observations. We look forward with hope
that these facts and observations will be fur
nished us, both by the most scientific, as well
as the plainest Of our farmers. The COM
munications Of some Of these latter might re-
quire slight corrections, but, generally, their
knowledge is more judicious and useful than
the speculations Of even the greatest scholars.
One great obstacle to the usefulness of asri-
cultural papers, and one that is hard to over
come, is the reluctance Of practical men to
communicate the results of their experience.
improvement will be fastened much more by
publishing what the best farmers do, than
what the best scholars think. But what we
mean to advance here is, that we shall de-
pend upon the farmers themselves to give
solidity to the "Ficld and Garden" We
therefore again earnestly invite our friends
and subscribers to assist as far as they can in
writing for our Agricultural and Horticultural
department.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
towing Grain.

Sow early,-that is, as soon as the soil is in
oondition, and then your crops get good
start before the drouths come on. Sow plen-
II, put every inch Of your land in grain this
yea6, fornext fall you win have a good market.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Domestic Economy.

Two REcIPEs.--I enclose some recipes for
your lady readers. Ifyou think them worthy
an insertion in your paper, they re at your
service:
COTTAGE PUDDING.--Rub six tablespoonful
of melted butter with two cups of sugar, two
eggs well beaten, one quart Of -four, four tea
spoonfuls of cream tartar rubbed in the -four,
two cups sweet milk, with two tea-spoonfuls
of soda dissolved in the milk; bake three
fourths of an hour. To be served with sauce
ofsugar and butter stirred together; add cream
or milk, and set over hot water to cook.
CRACKER PIE.--Break one and half soda
crackers in pieces; turn over them one tea
cup of cold water; let it stand while making
the crust; put it over the under-crust, with
sufficient sugar to sweeten; little nutmeg,
the juice of one lemon, and some of the grated
peel