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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-11

E2S- 1t is amusing now to read what Democratic
papers say Of Democratic dishonesty and corruption,
as evinced at Charleston. The ti-Douglas papers
say that the Douglas are capable Of and resorted
to all kinds of meanness, and are totally unworthy
of trust and SO say the Douglas men of all who OPP
pose him. The Louisville Courier and the Louis
Vile Democrat are two beautiful specimens Of this
latter-day Democratic harmony Hear the Courier:
THE BREAKUP AT CHARLESTON Charleston
Convention, ms will be by our dispatches, ad-
journed yesterday. 1t met on the Esd OF April and
broke up on the Sd OF May, having had session of
eleven days. This was just one day more than
double the length of time that ever body of the
same kind sat in this country
For such a length of time the Convention has
done the strangest work ever known. II has done
nothing bgs quarrel and intrigue, and tal The good
Democrats "a il were op@povered by tirrs-serVers,
cJ3ce-seekers, and ambitious dspirats for places and
po,cer, and plusder.
And now the Democrat:
The resolution to adjourn was adopted by one
hundred and sixty-sx votes to lightweight against
It, The unrepresented States are requested to fill
vacancies. This is perhaps the best thing they
could do. Politics getting toierdby Lotc docn zoe
hi"k, gust about Hotc. We find that Democrats are
cst1Y striped, streGked, ard crdak2L and manu- of
them are IN for anything that may promote their o,on
purposes, upon hs ground that "GH fair in poli4cs
We don't subscribe to any such doctrine We are
IN earnest about our political principles and il we
can have them represented with any good man we
shall yield him hearty support
Still 1--we are notnnmindiul of the trickern juqqlnq
and rdscdliy brought 10 bedr in Charleston 10 dJeat
the choice Of the Democracy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-11

nsA- III you are indebted 10 the Ohronicae e.
fcs please come forward and PAY UPi-Vna
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-11
JOHN RICK,
Fashionable Boot & Shoe Maker,


WEST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Next door to ]. +. Ceuts' Furniture Ware-rooms J
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
The undersigned would most respectfully say TO
the citizens Of GAINESVILLE and the surrounding
country that he returned from the East a few DAYS
since, where he selected very large stock of the
very best French "Lemoine' and German Calf-skns
also, the best No. Sole Leather. have in nv
employment some of the very best workmen that
can be procured in the United States consequently
am fully prepared to send out the very best work
that can be made, and all warranted to give full
satisfaction.
] keep constantly on hand large lot of ready
made work, from the lightest TO the heaviest of INV
own manufacture, which viii sell to punctual
customers on reasonable terms or deduct per cent
for cash.
All customers leaving their measure with me
may rely on having their work done with neatness
and dispatch. Thankful for favors for many years
past respectfully ask continuation of the same
JOHN RICK
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-11

more 70 dgsome four Or five large cisterns-snough
TO supply all demands-as the contract already let
out provides for the gathering Of the entire roof
that SO great is the feeling against che Sulphur
Springs place that men win not pay up THEN calls
promptly, and that several thousand dollars more Of
stock can be procured If it is located npon some sc
ceptabie ground between the pike and railroad; and
that Il viii be ornament to the county and city
to place It on some conspicuous place, where the
stranger and the visitor may see it easily and not
to put il way down in tie hills and hollows, where
no passing stranger will ever see it-a candle under
the bushel. No, place it on our principal thorough
fares, where it will stand as a monument as an nd
vertsemept to the world of the liberaty and enter
prise of our city and county.
These are some of the arguments used, pro and
con, by the friends of the several localities. ask
an insertion Of them so thatthe stockholders may
be prepared to vote understandingly, especially
those who do not know the grounds. And what
ever may be the result Of that vote, let all the
friends of the Fair grounds eheerfuy yield to the
wishes of the majority, and determine that no mat
ter where it may be, that we will have the finest
Fair grounds in the State. MEDIATOR
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-11
LOOK HERE!
China, Glass and Queenswara I

THE subscriber would respectfully announce to
his patrons and the public generally, that he is
ceiving and will soon be in receipt of by far tho
largest and most complete stock Of China Glass and
Queeusware ever opened in this place since his nc
quaintance with 1t. In his selections he has had
special reference TO the wants and tastes Of the COM
munty he has also consulted their interest by buy
ing upon the very best terms and Is undetermined (he
means what he says) not to DO undersold. His
stock Of
French China, Stone China, and GldssV@es
are very full and complete, embracing in each de-
partment the latest and nenest styles out his stock
of common wares is also very full and complete.
He would call special attention to a new article now
in store, of air tight Fruit Jars confidently claimed
to be superior TO any which has hitherto appeared,
and lower in price. Give him n call.
E. A. TARWATER
Ap 20, 'eo-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-11
Tobacco Hogsheads for Sale.

have about 10 Tobacco Hogsheads on the river
bank in GAINESVILLE which will sell cheaper than
can be bought in the market
April ~, ls60-4w. R. H. MORTON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-11

Re.laininR i The fossvs'i, at ikssiff, Tenn.
May II, 1860, and which IL not called for within
three months win he sent to the Dead Letter Offcr.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-11

QG4s On Nontin Slrcet over s Ssapson'. Jeassiv

- ~ = F''H177' R'71ttT W. y oN7P5OlIa VeIfI7W
Store
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
GyZA, Where ON prepared 10 perform all
IN q operations belonging to Dentistry, with
tLI-LDaeatness and dispatch. Teeth inserted
from one 10 an entire set, upon the most approved
plan. As make my own gold plate, can assure
my patrons that they will have the best quality OF
plate used. Persons having unsatisfactory plate
work are requested to give me a call An work
guaranteed. Office hours-9 to IL A. NJ, and l to
JPN.
March q ls60--tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

Cedar Falls e Minnesota Il. R.LThe fol.
lowing interesting railroad news we copy from
the st. Charles City Intelligencer
ave believe it is now afixed fact" thai
the work of grading this road is to be immc
diately commenced in earnest. The forty
thousand dollars of Mitchell county bonds
and the sixty thousand dollars of Floyd coun.
ty bonds arc to be expended in grading the
road in their respective counties the coming
fall and winter and such other means as the
company may have will be expended at the
lower end of the route from Cedar Falls north.
ward. We have these facts from Mr.. ONION
of the firm Of, EDoERroN & Co., Of Boston,
who arc the contractors. Mr.. OSIoN told US
that if he could obtain private subscriptions ia
the amount of forty-fivc thousand dollars,
Zone thousand dollars per mile,) he would a,
once put under contract and finish up the
first division of the road, from Cedar Falls to
st. Charles, and have the cars running to the
latter place sometime next season. He pro.
poses to take lands and all kinds of farmers
produce which he can make available in
building and equipping the road. We be-
lieve there are many nonresident land-own-
ers who will gladly exchange portion Of
their lands for stock in the road, for the sake
of enhancing the value Of their remaining
land. Courage! men of Floyd county! One
more effort, and the realization of hopes so
long deferred may at length be yours"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
THE MISSOURI DEM0CRAT.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
3. A FIRST.CLAss NEWSPAPER.

r~~ ~rvs ,ncA, An, ,~s ,,,so,,, .,,,,.,,,
n.. .SCnn, nM ~. iI1 eCIaLANEOUS
- = Sp.., sa Oe ~ tn%t ssA0efs COULD denre-
Wy ana MAnulactnring interests
y ~ con.ry .1m tcce've que astensson me CONNER
- u. ~ W. Democest ven Asaoilshed This
m.eIes @naer tne manaeenant o. one Nor
lSu . y, wnn Comnerciai AFFAIR." nnd we peage
nooI snst ~ snail the true mex OF
tlade nere-whne FURNISHES daily more COMMERCIAL
neMs tn.n any otner paper IN missouri The condition Of
ReHer indispensable IN every household.
WE ~. ss son @re ~ 70 our gseat 5Dellar
me .rsrs p1pe, ~ INC eoslts loe tee prsce o.
vns DSlar 10 .e annals q te press thsre no PARALLEL
70 ne brilliant success which has attended te 6arser Of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

BaN.-Thc members of our Brass Band
have issued tickets for a Grand Ball to be
held at Overman's Hall in this place on the
night Of the goth inst Coming as it docs,
right upon the closing scenes Of the fair,
many will no doubt avaff themselves of the
opportunity to wind up the weeks festivities
with general good time The Band will
spare no pains to make the occasion all that
the most fastidious could desire. The Band
have just completed for their use, a fine Band
Wagon, and we doubt il its superior can be
found in the State. We hope the "boys''
may have such an attendance at their " Hop"
Is will put them out of debt, and leave them
funds for the purchase Of new Music, &c
1t requires no inconsiderablc amount Of funds
to keep Band in good playing condition,
and here is chance to give them a good lift,
and our word for it, they will richly repay
you in dulcet strains. .. ...... ~ q.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

Religious &rriees.- The Presbyterian Con-
gregation will meet next Sabbath in the base
ment Of their new Church. Services at '10a
Z 4. \. and 4 r. 4. = ..l..t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

Atlons-We are under obligations to Mr..
Ell. COLLINS, of New Hartford, for fine
= watermelon. Also, to son Of Mr.. G. E.
), HARHoS, of the same place for two more Of
the same sort. Many thanks. r.. r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
DURHAM CATTLE.

UM8 uNDEnSIONED HAVING PURCHASED OF
Il the Ohio Stock Company soe q their Choke Cows
others wing % psscaAse, nhssd habsr Of Thssoasf
Bred Calves q faie prices and upon good terms Fsepc
dols parties 1hs Stock can be seen upon farm
Cedar vaNe. - 4. ACtl,AkkY.
June 18th. $780, 1871
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
GUARDIANS SALE.

Rx virtue Of license 70 granted ~ the honorable
~ Probate Court Of Black Hawk County, we will sell al
public auction at the Banking House NJ VIM. r. Case In
Cedar Falls m said County on Saturday the 2st day Of
September 1850, at one o'clock (unless previously
disposed OF private sale) The following described real
estate situated In said County, 70 wit The east half IA
o. the west quarter u Of section number thirty.
three ) In township number ninety COY north Of range
number fourteen, az west Of Sch principal meridian, BE-
Ing the premises formerly occupied by William g. sid.
win, late Of SAID county, deceased. Terms made known
upon application 10 the undersigned, " g. Lombard
their attorney. 49,,
81 go CHARLES FLANAGAN,
DELIAM. FLANAHIN u
August 2sth, 1850. MAJ 4a0vdidns, dc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

Good for the Farmers.-Wheat is still on
the rise, having the past week brought in our
streets from 90 to SO cents. Farmers are
sure Of = cash market for all they will bring
a. Later.-Wheat down to-day to so a 81.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
THE NEW YORK TIMES.
AN INDEPENDENT POLITICAL, LITERARY ANN
MISCELLANEOUS NEWSPAPER.

TIE I'VE" 00uN uuWB&0e
AN INDEPENDENT POLITICAL, LITERARY ann
MISCELLANEOUS NEWSPAPER.
IT'S FIRST great aim IL to become Reita6ss Nss1onWx
reporting promptly and fairly everything Of pab16 M
not profess neutrality upon any political ISSUE less
Indifference to any great political movement but While i
will discuss every thing connected with public sfaS With
perfect freedom and with whatever ability II command
will do this not IN the interest," for the benefit or under
solely in interest Of truth anS "se ,nd ~
promotlon Of the welfare Of the whole Country.
VIII insist always upon faithful adherence TO the
nation and strict compliance with the duties and ob
cations which deyolve upon the citizens Of commons
country. Upon the subject Of SLAVERY while Win new
or geek occasion for tlrustlng upon public attention ~
viii not shrink from Its discussion whenever L shall bc
brought prominently before the country, and made the
theme II public controversy but II Will treat a. ,oca
institution, the creature Of local law subject 20 tho
exclusive supervision and control Of the communities In
which sxstS. The Times will resist every attempt and
Will denounce every proposition wage upon front
without. or TO excite the fears, wound the PRIDE end
posed or obliged 10 permit It's continued existencs Ara
will also oppose every endeavor to extend u pssaA
with Africa, TO impose the laws and the princl.jss -
which rests upon other States, and 10 sxsct To- 8
undue are Of Influence and Of power in the Cos@h q
the South and upon the North-t,e full discSsrss II 81
their duties under the Constitution and win rrshs -
on promote er OWN al and Objects !,
pense q justice and the public good.
The .: Win a =; nS. topics q
terest cfOrde the Public Peace and NJ Eeneya pfcs
psty q the community. II. nissscs Vim b usisos.ix
q psss WIN 4 MI :es
and accuratsly oil intelligence Of general nssses In
TO vicious tastes and will exclude from IL columns eyery
thing that might render unsafe Improper for esoessi
r.. : y srss Il. viii s ss4 :. = ESs..s "a:
cu.o": y,ll sndeay:r constantly ssdsd sss sos-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

Street Work.-SEco is again busily en-
gagged with good force Of hands, at work
upon the Streets, and is doing his work up
- usual in frs ..lass style. sr.-5r .s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

| Better LNte than Nerer.-SOmc time ago,
in fact so long since that VIC had almost for
gotten the affair, and had to refer back to our
flies TO learn the precise nature Of the article,
we.cast upon tho Waterloo Courier what we
considered some just reflections for their de-
reelection Of duty. The Courier, with its usual
velocity, has just got round to it, and in its
issue Of Sept 18th, having got q good ready,
made most terrific plunge at us. 1t is an
elaborate production, plainly showing that it
must have cost the writes many severe
headache, and is one Of those specimens of
literature that serve to show what an i'm
mensc strain the intellect Of man can bear
and yet live. Three weeks Of unre,nitting
brain-labor, such Us the editor of the Courier
bestowed upon the article in question, will
accomplish wonders, but its effect on the hu-
man organism must be disastrous. The OBJ
ject we had in view in penning the article
over which the Courier spreads itself with
startling vigor, overhowing with frantic ap-
peals, scathing dcnunciations, piercing sar-
casm, irresistible logic and pungent wit, has
been accomplished. Since then they have
ao"e JUST what We desired and as our labor
ms not oeen iost' and our object accomplish
60, we are sat'sned' an
The Courier says that we by
establishment by Republican, Of psee IN" 3"
Permanent party p.pe. in a neiah'9ring county"
we snoo'o DC 'otn 70 accuse the editor OF
the courier OF s'aang IN ms columns what he
Lev 70 DC al un'ru'n' Out tne ABOVE Is Ger
y . 's'se s'a'e'''en.' oesoaa OF part'cie
- .uA' W. are "n'ns 70 leave II 10 any
.s''.p'V mn :" ..e upun'y M question: VINO
" $3.50 '' ;" :" "'e .a''s u u'e case ne
IN. ,,,.. 49,. .,,. ...., Z. =,
take y. n hand and our oblsa.
On sosS Of the MANY ssaeen a. ey cam al
puans1 xho ~"red IL ss goa re-
81 the Gazette to Give ~ some In.ruco aeG ~ -
ven 20 not-there Would IN, = snw n.y.,
m. r....:.. 49,: =. 49,. 80
Ine courier shows Its utter deStitution of
facts upon which to base an argument, by
pitching into assertions big, and in such
manner as proves. that q strong temper gain
ed the mastery over weak mind. We will
inform the Courier that the only editors of
this sheet are those whose names appear at
the head of our columns, and that not line
OF editorial matter appears in the Gazette
ether than that written by the names given,
which is more than can be said of the Courier
If reports be true. In fact we surmise that
the reason no reply appeared at an earlier
date, was on account Of TIC proprietors not
being able to secure scribe.
The statement that the Courier has pub
lishesl more local news thanthe GAZETTE is all
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
r ~ - SUnsCREsEsEoR 1HB
CAMPAIGN GAZETTE!
rn<XRWxI.Ls SEND PROM
''~ 1xAXA DXTEeTTLLa TINE f0th OF NOV.

Strayed or Stolen.-See notice in another
AZ. Column i.t:-s -. -.
Fdshions.-BALL has received the fall and
=. 10 &iitcf fashions. "a. =:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

S"aseri5e.-Now is just the time to sub.
scribe fur the GAZETTE. The harvest is most.
ly over, and farmers have rcaped bountiful
reward for their labors !; the market is good,
and the prices fair. If the farmer Is prosper.
ous, it is an old rule, the followers Of most
other occupations are pretty apt to be. There
fore VIC tako.it Tor, granted that there arc none
too poor to subscribe for the GAzETrE especial
ly as we propose to take most kinds of pro-
duce in exchange. But if there are any who
do not feel able to subscribe, even on the
above favorable terms, it cannot be but what
they could, if they were so inclined, take the
GAZETTE for the campaign, at the extremely
low price of tcenty.tire cents. We have a
very good circulation now, but we want to
double it, and this we believe can be done by
a little exertion, not on our part alone, but on
the part of our friends. Now will not our
friends lend their influence, and good word
once in while, to aid us in extending our
circulation? To some we arc already under
obligations, prominently among whom is GEO.
c. DEAN; and such kindness extended to the
GAZETTE while it is young, will not be forgot
ten when it is old. Do what you can for us,
friends, and we will do what we can for you
in return,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

Complsmentary.-Through our exchanges
we have seen many complimentary notices
from the editors or reporters, who were pres
ent with US on the 9th inst, in regard to the
enterprise and hospitality Of our citizens, as
displayed upon the occasion of the Grand
Republican Rally, which came off on the
date mentioned above. For the appreciation
of effort shown, we, in behalf Of the citizens
Of this place, return hearty thanks. The fol-
lowing "card" which we found in the St.
Charles City Intelligencer, will serve to show
the telling universally felt by those present
on that mem .ble occasion:
The st. Charles Republican Club tender their thanks to
the Republicans and citizens generally Of Cedar Falls for
the kndnesses and courtesies extended to them on the
occasion Of their visit TO shat place the 9Th Of Seen-
Der Inst Their honorable position nahe great procession
the attentions IL the band accompany Them the gener-
Gus provisions made them by A. MGlfarky ESQ for
camping grounds and horse keeping and many other
courtesies, are all remembered with Kindness.
~ Per Osylrr Of ST. Charles RepMJkicdn CyA5.
81. CHARLES CRY, Sept. 8. 1884, +&A 8, #GEa-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

Political.-The Republicans of Cedar Falls
win in mind that CHARLES PoxERoY, ESQ,
Republican candidate for Presidential Elector,
and W. B. FAIRFIELD, Esq, Assistant Elec-
;" tct, will speak in this. place on Friday next,
the 2lst inst. They speak at Waterloo the
proceeding day. Will the Courier stick pin
there? r es,.s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

o.. Wood.-We want twenty cords Of wood on
subscription. Farmers and others who would
Ike to subscribe for the GAZETTE, and pay in
the above mentioned article, now have an op.
,portunity. We would like few cords imme
diitely. ........ .....-. ...,.. ......
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

Painting.-Messrs. WnrE & SAaER have
formed a co-partnership for the purpose Of
carrying On 'thes painting business. It will
be seen by their advertisement, that they in
tepdto do all kinds Of work in their line in
prompt and workmanlike manner.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

~ FN4:1-Last night about 9 o'clock the lnrn
Of MI. j. c. Cooley, about mile south Of
this place was totally destroyed by fire, to-
gcther with some little grain. The fire was
the act Of an inccndiary. Mr.. C.'s horses
we're cut loose BY tho incendiary, and turned
out of the barn before the building was fired.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

!SoryhMm.-Mr. E. H. COLLINS, Of New
Hartford has shown us some Sugar Cane
raised'by him this year., which for various
reasons, is better adapted to this latitude than
any we have seen or heard Of before. The
specimen shown US was planted on the ed
Of May and was ready to cut on the first Of
this month. This would prove it to be a
safe crop, on account Of its being fit to cut
before our fall frosts could injurcit. 1t might
be planted by the LIST Of May, and then
would be ready to be gathered by the first Of
July, which would place it out Of the way
ofstss frost beyond 'pcradvshture. The
staksare not quite as large a. that Of other
varieties; but it stands thick on the ground,
and yields remarkably well.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
A GENCY OF
Wheeler e. Wilson's
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
s.w. COR MAIN 4 lsrH srs.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CUSTOM MADE
IA BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS, for Mems, Boys. L.
die. Misses and Chdrens war; cheaper than ever known
betorS at !, WILSON'S.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
=, 81 t., E.TT-7.

Temperance.-At the recent session of the
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order Of
Good Templars, the following resolution was
adopted TT GF Il CT r AL a
Rssosrs TIA. The Clergy IL our State ere respectfully
and earnestly requested by this Grand Lodge unite In
presenting the subject Of Temperance 10 their CongreEa-
Press Of the State be requested to publish this resolution
We haveno doubt that the clergyman Of
this place win unite in favoring the above 10
quest, for the cause is one worthy Of their
cooperation, and should receive an earnest
and hearty support at their hands. 60.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

G.. L. 1orbert.-Thc card Of this gentleman
may be found in another column. This fall
'hehas an unusually large and fine assortment,
and having had some experience in purchas-
ing Of Mr.. L. we have no hesitancy in recon.
mending him as well worthy>of patronage. 81,