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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Horticultural Soeiety.--There will be a
meeting at the horticultural Rooms tonight
without fail. Much important business con-
nectcd with the Society-and particularly
the Library--must be attended to- Do come
out tonight. .ts" reAeys
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

To Much Katter--In consequence Of the
great demand upon our columns this week, we
have been obliged to leave out about two
columns Of our advertising matter. They will
appear next week. Several items of interest
are excluded also
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Fruit.-Now is the time to plant fruit and
ornamental trees, &C. All that wish to send
orders to the Commercial Nurseries, Du-
buque, can have an opportunity by calling on
A. j. GRAVES who is the agent for the above
nurseries. He wishes to have all orders sent
in by Saturday night, the 9th inst. Call
on GRAVES for catalogue. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

} Free Bus far the Carter House.--Mr. SMITH
of the Carter House, will have in few days
a regular city omnibns,-onc into which pas
sengcrs can get without climbing over two
or three muddy wheels, and running the risk
of breaking their necks generally.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

To Farmers-Thosc wishing to purchase
either Reaper, Mower, or Threshing Ma
chine, are directed to the advertisement of r..
M. CAMERON, in another column. We are
sure they are good machines, because it will
paw to advertise them
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Religious.-We are requested to give notice
that there will be service in the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath, at the usual hour.

District Court-The April term for this
county commences at Waterloo on Wednes-
day next The Courier says there are 2l7
cases ON the docket. .... .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Nen Gooas-TRowBRIpGE, one door north
of the P. O. has received a new and large
stock Of Boots and Shoes An examination
of the assortment is respectfully solicited by
those wishing to purchase. Look out for a
big stock of Spring and Summer clothing
next week
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Ssssing Aaehines-Mr. A. s. MFRS is
agent fox the sale Of FINKLE LYONS Sew
ing Machines We had the pleasure Of ex-
aiming one OF these machines few days
since, and were highly pleased with its gen.
eral appearance and with the manner in
which it executed its work. For family
machine we are Of the opinion it cannot be
excelled. It does al kinds of work from the
cosrsest tailor work to the finest stitching
Nr. xI1rs has an advertisement in another
column, IN which are recommendations we
can, 20 far - we are qualified endorse
Those Who are contemplating buying ma
chine win 20 well, we think, to call on Mr.
MFRS, who will take pleasure in showing and
explaining this excellent labor-ssving inven-
ton, F
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

FreigAt.-It is fact worthy the attention
of business men, that freight can be shipped
from this place to Dubuque just as cheap as
from Waterloo,--the Railroad Company
making no difference in the tariff of charges
between these two places. This rule applies
equally well to freight from Dubuque this
way.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

The charlottesville Cedar Falls Castle OF last
FRIDAY morning speaks in glozing terms Of the Railroad
Celebration held that place the day previous Water
loo Courier. .ss ..."H .s
We never made use Of any such expression
as glozing" 1t is a malicious fabrication
on the part of the Courier. ...s .r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

A Word to Husbands. When yougo home
to tea, and find that Mrs. Smith has succeed
ed by simple turn of the wrist in produce
ing some of those scrofuious looking bis
cults, which are your especial aversion, and
as you with familiar nod recognize the
eruptive countenances of your old enemies,
don't 60 off into one of those paroxysms Of
rage and disgust, which always make you so
particularly disagreeable; but. on the con
trary, mildly, yet with becoming dignity,
place your hand in your pocket. and extri-
cate from his long confinement the dime
which shall place Mrs. S. in possession Of a
package Of De LANDS CHEMICAL SALERArus,
with which she cannot fail to have perfect
success in making biscuit, pastry, &c. Man
ufactured, by D. B. De Land q Co.. Fairport,
Monroe Co., N. Y. De Land & Co.'s Saler-
atus is now for sale at retail by most Of the
dealers.
Sold Wholesale BY wholesale dealers IN Chicago and
Ah~Sufec, lie
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Who pants to Trade?-We are requested
to say, that any person wishing to trade land
for good span Of horses, can have an op-
portunity by calling on B. S. BAsFoRD.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

The Last Of the Celebration.-The Com
nittec Of Arrangements completed their la
bors last Saturday evening, when it was
found that the affair had been success Pc
snniarily, As well as otherwise. The surplus
funds being principally of Illinois and Wis
censin currency, the committee thought prop
g to get rid Of il as soon as possible, and as
the Brass Band happened to be practicing in
room close by where the committee were,
the members we're called in and very gener-
ously presented with $1i, by the chairman Of
the committee. when the Band struck up Dix
les Land and marched of. wondering how
much the $11 was worth.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19
EMPLOYMENT.
$25

AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay from 425 to SIS per month, and all expen-
ses to active Agents, give commission Particulars
sent free Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19
For Sale
Improved Farms and Town ] OTIS
F For Sale! RS

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE THREE
II Good Improved Fsrms, and large number II Town
Lots all ef which win be sold upon the reasonable
terms to those wishing TO make improvements this season
For particulars apply to
s@tFs 4. MCLLARKY.
CErAs rAiis, Arm B. 1854.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

To Parents feel called upon to eau
ton parents in regard to children playing
around he Depot. The railroad is new
thing. and children especially are anxious to
see all there is to be seen, and in satisfying
their curiosity are often needless and care
less. I'VE have noticed a number Of times
while over to the depot. small children climb
ing upon cars in motion, or, to show their
brasery, we suppose, standing upon the track
III the locomotive gets within few feet of
them. This child's-play may result in a Sc
rious accident, and we think parents should
take some precautions to prevcnt!t.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Dspot.-A large number of buildings are
spripging up on the Depot grounds. The
engine house is rapidly approaching compile
ton; also the eating house and several ware
houses. The place begins to look decidedly
business like. The fifty feet extension on the
Depst, making the entire building 100 feet
in length, is being pushed forward rapidly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Pioneer Greys.--Our " Bold Sogcr Boys"
the invincble Pioneer Greys, though war is
their pastime and stern strife is their sport
are gentlemen of courtly manners, and with
all have a proper appreciation of the influence
and Importance of the Press At least we
thought so last Wednesday night, when
about the time the clock told the hour of ten
half past, while we were snugly cnsconced
in our virtuous couch, dreaming such dreams
as innocence alone can dream, we were arous
ed by knock upon our sanctam door, &C
companed by request for admittance. We
jumped nimbly up, trusting to the darkness
and scanty shirt-tail to prevent an impro-
per exposure of our person, and opened the
door, In filed detachment of the Pioneer
Greys, headed by the valiant commander,
who straightway proceeded to deliver to us,
a speech: he thanked the GAZETTE for the
many puffs, notices, etc. of the corps, and
after flight Of eloquence, the peoration of
which was so stirring and eloquent that we
fairly quivered with excitement, wound up
by rendering US in behalf Of the company, in
a manner SO delicate and respectful, that we
had not the heart to refuse, quantity of
stove-wood. In a touching and affecting
manner the brave commander stated that his
corps was not rich in money and treasure,
but such as It had it offered freely as slight
rccompense for services rendered, and hoped
it would be accepted in the same spirit thatit
was offered. The scene was an affecting
enc; the brave soldiers who had never quail
ed at the lannon's mouth, standing there in
the darkness, humbly beseeching us to &C
cept their all,-their small pile Of stove-wood,
as slight testimonial of regard. To clinch
the matter, and make sure Of forcing upon
our hesitaling and generous spirit the accept
ancc Of the gift, the Captain stated that the
wood interfered with the decentralization
Of the corps in its drills, the room not being
large enough to contain wood pile and the
Pioneer Greys. We hesitated no longer,
but straghtway accepted the donation, and
promised to publish free Of charge, the obitu-
aries Of the members who may fall defending
Northern rights against Southern aggression
.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19
nuauouE MARKET.

DUBUQUE markell.
DrruorE, April IS, 1861.
wHEAT-verv Choice Club, 75c No. 1, nc No. 9, Coo
81 OATS--16G11c. Sal. =.
C0RN-Sheled lSc. r- ..
FLOUR-Wnter wheat IS 80; extra spring 81, 90
perine spring $3.50.
CATTLE-In gross 2Ql2ic p -. 3. .....-..rrr..
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

shadow of foundation. The Legislation OF
the benefit of the South rather than the
North
Mr.. Everett brings forward one fact which
he SAYS should forever close the lips of the
South in this warfare of sectional reproach.
When the Constitution was formed it was
provided that representation and direct
taxes should be apportioned among the
States on the same basis Of population, as
certained by adding to the whole number
of free white persons three-hfths of the
slaves. 1t was expected at the time that
the Federal Treasury would he mainly sup
piled by direct taxation. Mark how it has
resulted. Direct taxation has never been
resorted to but four tines since tke fCrma-
ton Of the Government, ana the South has
thus rrof:ed by her increased represents
ton in Congress without having paid the
taxes that we're expected to accrue crcr. the
arrangement.
Ia the purchase Of territory anu keeping
possession of it the Government has
paid FIVE hundred millions of dollars, five
sixths of which have been paid by Tie
Nor ii and Ner:h- West in the Saape Of lndi-
rect taxation. Noterrltory has been pur-
chased in the North--much in the South,
and down to the Inauguration of this un-
noiy wer there was struggle to obtain
more territory for the bencf; of the South.
Any one who can rise from the perusal
of The address o. EdTard Everett without
a firm conviction that there is not L reason
able pretext offered by the South for the
course she has taken must be posses led of
!. mind that none but hell's inmates may
envy. 1t is clear, fll, and convincing en-
every point, aud will stand rs truthful
history of a most diabollcal rebellion, long
after the present generation cf mel shall
have passed from: TIE stage Of action.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE EAST.
Scc3ad Infantry Cal, Volunteers.

The Field Officers of this regiment are:
Col. FRANCIS J. LIPPTT. 1T. Col. JAS. n. CLNEY
Major JAMES +. CURTIS.
ID ECIsUITS WILL BE IMMEDIATELY
III mustered iute service, and receive pay and
rations. upon reporting at the RECRUl Ting
STATION, southwest corner of Clay and San
some streets, san Francisco.
An ample Regimental Fund has been raised by
the citizens of san Francisco TO supply our men
with many comforts not furnished by Government.
Volunteers select their own officers
The Regiment is encamped ut Camp Lyon, Hun
ter's Point, near San Francisco
Pay per Month, with Rations and Clothing, the
same as allowed Regulars
Orderly Sergeant. .S-4 Musicians. SIC
Ser,eants. 81 >. aguIiers. Il
Corporas. ......-.... Il Privates ..-........ l.
Every soldier when honora0ly discharged will
receive
800 BOUNTY IN CASH.
BY order, JAS. IL. LAMBERT, Adjutant.
/. B.-Drummers and tifers, aud Musicians fcl
, Band. wanted Immediately octi2w
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

Every person in the United States is is-
directly benefited by the railroads in it;
and it is reliably estimated that one out of
every Dirty i've of all the inhabitants of
this vast RepuLlia IRE directly dependent
upon the wages of railroad servi5e for their
Likelihood.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

rs1.In $50, the clip of wool exported
from Honolulu, Sandwich lands, was TO-
634 lbs, while up to May, 1861 94,O75 lbs,
had heeA shipped from the Islands.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18
swETr's GRAPE B1rTERs OR RE.

SVSETT'S GRAPE BITTERS OR RE-
STORATIFE WIHE.--A powerful, yet pleas
ant Ne icinc, manufactured under the Immediate
supervision of Mrs. y NJ. SWEET, the Celebrated
Clairvoyant Ply stefan; and prepared htn Roets
and Herbs of great Medicinal Virtuc, combined
with the pure juice of the California Grape. A
certain remedy for Liver Complaint; Biliousness,
Costivcn IS, dyspepsia, Debility, Impaired Appe-
lite, Impure Breath etc, and all diseases requiring
po Serfd Liver Ihvigora,or and Tonic. WAR
ranted the best Remedy ever invented for diseases
peculiar to Fcmales-such az Eencorrhna, or
Whites. Weakness, etc. Sc popular has this prep
aration become tJt ever the editors of the leading
papers of : "a ancIsco depart from their usual
rIsto8-aot 10 commend any advertised medicine
-.lnd prom Swutj's Grape Bisters OF Rcstor-
ative Wine, - wOr.hy article an excellent Ton
le; so II appetizer and useful Medicine for those
suffering irOn dyspepsia and derangenent of the
liver" etc. sold by all Drug gsts, and by
DANIEL SWETT, Proprietor,
aas2-tn6 $50 California street, san Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18
DIED.

Tn fhs citv. on the 5ith inst, Eliza daughter
OF Il. q. and Eliza j. McCutcheon, aged years
mGlths and Il days.
NJ the San Irru Hotel, on Monday morning.
9TH i.is'., of asthma. ravi1 Lewis, native of
Brec )nsare, Walee, aged about sc years.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18
The Neaicn1ana Surgical INSTITUTE.

OF Or l.. J. CzAPKAY, is already secured in A po-
stion which p'acesit well as its proprietor, far
above the assaults of envy and professional malice
in the schools Of France, the hghestprizes arc often
a,v~rGed to praclrIorer in t'i -rN rtHe mt f Med
i,7lscicnee a1I they occupv with others an equally
loftv position in The profession. Rcnrd is IN ustri
ous example 4 shining light among the philosophc
al stars afhS age in Eur're. and Or. Czapkay has
fuliv cquallrd him in this country. a. PROOF OF
which the Philadelphia tolle@e OF Mcdicire compl-
1nen:ed him with & Diploma. and the honorary
rUxDFM degree Selecting this as his field of opera
ton although lRalidcd as graduate of the Uni
University f fcsth. and late Chief surgeon of the
Huneariar Revolutionary army. for more extended
labors III T. j. Czapkay has bent his earnes. at
tention to the Of cr nc and private diseases
in which he has become great an Ak ,ert that he
is now regarded the LEADER in ths branch of his
pY fssion ghoui the United States and his Dor
trait and boerar rhy arc published as amatter of in
teres; in the most exclusive journals TLc Doctors
offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute on
Sacramcnta street OF l., idesdOrf nearly op-
posite the buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship
- Ie ask particular attention ofoui readers 10
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in anoth
rr column OF this paper.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

nsA. The Government has closed con-
tract with one Eastern Erm for the manu-
faeture of 10000 sabres. The contractors
are manufacturers of scythes, and their
machinery is all adapted for making this
new iTpl'a.enti thus reversing the order,
th2y viii beat their pruning hooks ;nfo
swords.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18
RORN.

n hi city. on Tuesday, Oct 18th, the wife of
Ed. Muller, of a son
At Colo Flat, near Ncy ada, Oct 18th. the wife
II. Mccormick, oi daughter.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

Fhe New York papers mention
suit which is now in progress in that city
IN which woman charges man with per-
suading her to commit suicide, in order
shat he might retain pos session of some
property which he had frau lulentlv depriv-
ed her OF As an inducement he offered to
pay the funeral expenses, and if by any
mshap she failed in killing herself, he
would return the money.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

SOLD IN NEW HAmps HIRE-We wels last
week shown by 7. W. Cove, oi Weare. a
beautiful specImer OF pure gold, which he
assured US was gathered from small
stream in the Leighboring town of Plain
field. The stream upon which it is found
has its source in the mountain range
There might have been doilnr's worth in
the specimen shown Us which WAS il, small
particles. Further * xylorations viii OF
course be made; aud if we have mineral
wealth so near at home, we shall soon hear
more About i'll Newport Argus.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

Dom NtN'S ARSIUA and POROUS
i PLAsTEIeS
For Sale by EFF. SPENCE.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18
NEW TODAY.
EMPIRE MARKET
REMOVED
To No. > Commercial Strccs,
CHARLES KENT

NHa IA AS1' RAGNA
WOULD inform his I'd patrons, and all in
w in want nf
GOOD AMERICAN BEEF,
MUTTON, PORK, VEGETABLES, ETC,
That the Empre Market has been removed to
No. D Commercial street wher, he viii be pleas
ed to see them and attend 70 their wants
He keeas on hand at ali times large lot Of
Sheep, Reef Cattle. etc. etr, in the best conai-
ton. which he VIII sell Wholesale or retail
Nevada. March Sth. '6I If
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

TO INVALfDS.--Benicia Located In a
climate that is thC MEDIUM between the heat OF
the interior anl the cold oftle scscoas, is particu
lary adapted to the treatment of the sick, and ds
recia'ly to the prosr ting endemic fevers Of the
interior.
The s, ascriber has been practitioner in Bcnf-
cia for years, having foun1 by experience the ps-
culiar heathfulness of the climate, to which he
partially attributes the success which has attend
his treatment OF many dangerous cases, has
determined to open hospital for the sick.
The Hospital vii be fitted up for the acCommo
6atioR of both sexes, ard Will be made in every
respect comfortable homei Eo particular
treatment Will be adopted, as good common sense
will each that every system wants peculiar
treatment. The undersigned will be prepared to
have a,',OmniodatiCes es for baths, etc.
Excelle1lt rings are in the neighborhood, and
nothing will be spared to assure quick and per
manvBt cure in the most chronic diseases.
&. Consultations Ih all the Modern Lar
@uages, Privacy strictly attended to.
st2y1F,.Ii!is. A. NERHANE, NJ. D.
Beuicia.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18
Special Notices.
TosTETTER,s sToMACHBIT-

DIR. TOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TERS.--The operation of this palatable remedy
upon the stom lcli, liver and excretory organs IL
singularlv soothing and conservative. 1t regu-
late, recruits and purifies them. Dyspepsia in
all It's forms yields to its control and nvigorating
properties, and it is reconrner ded to mothers en-
fen5led b. the cares and duties of maternity, as
tie safest and best tonic they prenally use
In all the crisis of female life it will be found emf
nently useful an; elderly persons will derive
much more hel.cfit from it than from ordinary
stinu.ants.-5old by all Druggists and dealers
cy, here. scp27-1m.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

Brown narrowly escaped with the Indiana rcgi-
ment. lie was shelled from the Confederate
vessels. and troops were landed both above and
below Him, yet he managed to escape with a
comparatively small loss. The particulars Of
his mastery movement have not arriged.
NEfw York. October Sth--The balloon which
was seess over Washington n few days ago, ,poved
to be La Motntdin'a, which safely ldrded in
Maryland. 1t appears that after rising to
certain distance, rr4 finding the current light,
he cut the rope and rose to the hight of three
miles, obtaining complete view of the rebel
encampments and movements, VIII ch important
news he has communicated to the War Depart
ment.
WASHINGTON Oct. 7th.-The TriJuae's dis
patch says the main body of the rebels is at
Fairfax Court House, whence a broad belt of
camps, almost unbroken, are seen from olr bal
loon, stretching ncr'hward toward Leesburg.
where there are nearly $4,000 men, Or the
Lower Potomac there are about 1890 OF 150O
Back Of Evansville, or near Manassas there are
comparatively few troops.
RUSSIA AND THE AMERICAN RELErLIoy -
The st. Petersburg corresp plndent Of the
New York Herald, writing on the 18th Of
august, says that an engiossiEg interest is
excited in the Russian mind ty the reports
OF the progress oc the civil conflict in
America. From ST. Petersburg to Moscow
the question is c1rvassei 10 journals en-
JoyinS the highest literary reputation, with
the most decided political and lnr,rial in
fuence. The sentiment OF tfe writer's is
universally in favor of the Union cau-e.-
The inferences as to the causes Which ami
mate the Rc5els, their long md stealthy |
prepa ations for insuTectcn, as well as
the estimate formed " tue Russian writer's
q. their waTlike character. alc ver-' accu-
rate, a:id prove that our friends i. he trr
North hrye some able and unp~eu Heed .
agents anro " us. We are tols, indeed THAI
tic New York correspondent, o. orc of The
st. Petersburg pagers writes his letters in
English, and that their contents are trars-
lated into .he hussian language ut thc o.
fec of bi-monthiy pul licaiion in Mes
COW, and read with great a,idity. The ap-
pointr1ent of Gea. Mcclellan to the artly
cf tie Potomac was hailed with satisflc-
tor in Russia, where lis rel ort ca the
siege If Sebasto?col is we'll remembered,
and 1t IS thought that, "if lie fights as well
as he writes, lie must be ore of tue first
first generals Of he age"
Productive ORcHARL.-Osbornc $ "Oak
Knoll Orchard" in Napa county will send
to market the pfesen. season 270 nornds of
peaches, 700. 600 pounds OF fapples, an ! So
OoC POUNDS of ncars, besides an immense
9nsntitv of berries, ounces and grapes
This selling fruit by the pound may seem
stre nge II tie people on the Atlantic side,
where it is disposed of by the bnshel, but
it is a ray Californians have. The propii-
rtor OF the COAX Knoll Orchard" received
iot less than $20,0oo fol the frait crop this
year.
GOLD IN NEW HAMPsHIRE.-We wele last
week shown by 7. W. Cove, oi Wcare
beautiful speclmer OF pure gold, which he
assured US was gathered from small
stream in the Leighboring town Of Plain
field The stream upon which it is found
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

coxe Y.-The Plumas Standard ana
c:.rrs citizen are s'goins in" for want OF
support, cause why, they we're se
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

TopAcco.-A Mr.. Stansell in Talare VAL
,o has sve acres of tobacco in Tuiare
countx. which is as fine as any in Virginia
or Kentuckv, says the Yisalia Sun. The
same paper acknowledges the reception OF
Sorghum Syrup from u gentleman in that
r;c;n;,r of his own manufacture.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

GEN. DExvER.-It is reported tha: all the
officers in command of regulars and volun-
teers on this coast have protested against
serving under Ger. Denver, and will resign
if he is assigned to the command of the
California regiments. 1t is right. If the
Administration will listen to such mel as
Latham. it must take the consequences =
Gen. Denver is not fit to be trusted with the
command of Union troops.