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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
STATE ITEMS.

HE Council Bluffs N0npareH says that
the work on the Council Bluffs and st. JOS
eph X. X. is progressing, and thinks that il
secession" at the other end of the road does
not have injurious effect, that place may ex-
pect railroad communication ere many
years. ... .
Two grist mills are now in operation at
Hampton, franklin Co.
TIE keokuk and Dcs Moines r. r. is
completed to Eddyville, in Wapello Co., a
distance of ninety two miles.
An effort is being made by leading bust
ness men of Milwaukee, to obtain the trade
from Dubuque, which now goes to Chicago.
1t is worth fighting for.
THERE has beer change made in the
agency of the express Office in Dubuque, Mr..
ADAMS going out and Mr. FARGO, from Chi
cago, coming in
THE Des Mones Register notices a num-
Der of Inconvenience and accidents in that
neighborhood from the recent frcshet in the
streams. :. . STEWART GooDREL has received
the appointment Of Register at Des MONIES.
IA DR.. WEEKS has been appointed Re-
ceivcr at the Des Moines land Office.
Hon. LEGEAsD BYINGToS recently deliv-
cred lecture in Iowa City upon the Ma
tional Difficulties" The Press reports a
large audience and an able lccturc-the Re-
publican papers contradict it.
THE Cedar Rapids Times learns that new
paper is to be started at Jefferson, Green Co.,
by Mr.. LAYMAN of that city.
SUGAR-making and Union-saving seems to
divide the empire Of mems thoughts, says the
Waverly Republican, and gives the following
as spccimin of the conversation in that To-
cality:
"Wil Sumter be evacuated? | prefer to
tap with an augur, and collect the revenue,
by boring through the sap and inserting a
sumac Spite in Gov. Pickens and jeff Davis,
because it INJURIES the timber less than by
hacking with edge tools the Montgomery
Congress by evaporating in a pan over slow
fire asserts the supremacy of the laws and is
attended with less expense for fuel and less
labor than was the old-fashioned method OF
boiling traitors to their country and conspir.
ators against the rights Of man in caldron
kettles, &C., &C.
JUDGING from the local columns Of the Du
buque papers VIC should say that ARRAYS and
wife-whipping were becoming quite frequen,
occurrences in the Key City,. e. C. DAVE
has been confirmed Postmaster of Dubuque
The appointment was well received.
MEssRs. RUSSELL, BusnNAN and SIMMONS
have purchased the Des MONIES Common.
,eealM Office. H. A. STEVENS retires from
the editorial chair, to be succeeded by Mr.
BUsHNAN of the above firm.
THE last number Of the Linn Co. Reg;ste,
contains an interesting sketch Of Marion, the
town in which it is published. 1t does not
set forth the unsurpassed advantages" Of
the town in glowing colors, but simply gives
thefigures which will do more for the place than
all the " blowing the Register man could do
in gear. The people Of Marion have got a
good paper one that attends to the interests
md want. Of the place, aud should look we'll
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
Letter rom Jolane.
SESir CHAMBER. WASHINGTON,
March the thurd. Is 4 0nf<neet,

SENT CHAMBER. WASHINGTON,
.-.... March the thurd, Is Q0neet.
Eds. Tnnurty Faire Ii I'd HRS my
live shall seeceed with In - dase. Johnson
of tennysea is fernenst me but he haint got
no intellect into him Sivil war is sertin a
wants to here the Kannin Rore. Hist TIE
Pslmettce bannir from on top your offiss 3
let it waive to the Brees. Don't mucillate
this mannerscript and be particlar nQk to
make no Mistake in the spellin and punKtoo-
ate it proper amerykan Statesmen suffers
from scrofulus papers which tries to bring
them into ridicool by mucillatin there man
nerscripts.
On to the frey! the god of Bottles smiles
upon the palmettoe flag
yours respectfully,
GOSEF LANE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
The Territories.

Previous to the adjournment Of Congress
bills for the organization of the Territories of
Colorado, Nevada and Dakotah, passed both
Houses, and received the signature of Presi-
dent Buchanan. The boundaries of Colora-
do embrace 100, 900 square miles, and an es-
timated population Of 100000. 1t is made
up of parts of Kansas, Nebraska, and East
ern Utah, and takes in the Pixies Peak min
ing district Dacotah was formerly part of
Minnesota Territory, and lies west of Iowa
and Minnesota, and north and west of Ne
braSka. I: contains an area of &c, 900 square
miles. Nevada is made up Of California, and
Western Utah, and embraces the Washoe
silver mining district and Carson Valley
The question Of slavery was not raised in the
passage of the bills for the establishment of
governments for these Territories, The Re-
publicans were willing, with an honest Adj
ministration of the Federal Government for
the next four years, to leave the settlers to
guard their own soil from the curse Of the
institution, and Mr.. Buchanan had made such
sorry work in attempting to force slavery up
on the people of Kansas, that he didn't seem
anxious to try the experiment elsewhere, and
so signed the bills without question or hest
tation. New Mexico, however, is the only
portion of our present Territorial possessions
which is likely to provoke contest relative
to the character of the State which is to be
founded out of it. Slavery exists there now
under Territorial protection, but what few
months may do in changing the character of
its inhabitants and its laws in view Of the
probability Of its soon making application for
admission into the Union as State, time on
ly can determine. Dubuque Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29


How DoUGLAs HELD LINCoLN's HAr.-A
Cincinnati paper gives the following incidents
of the Inauguration of Mr. Lincoln:
One of the representatives Of this state
in Congress reports an interesting and rath-
er funny incident Of the Inauguration, which,
not having seen in print, we record On APP
preaching tbs platform where he was to take
the oath and be indicted into the Office of
the chief executive, Mr. Lincoln removed his
hat and held it in his hand as he took the
seat assigned him. The article seemed to
be burden. He changed it awkwardly
from one hand to the other, and finally,
despairing of finding for it any other easy
position, deposited it upon the platform be-
side him. Senators and judges crowded in,
and to make room for them he removed near
er the front of the stage, carrying his tile
with him. Again it was handled uneasily.
and as Senator Baker approached to intro
duce him to the audience, he made motion
as if to replace the tile on the stage under
the seat, when Douglas, who had been look
ing on quietly, and apparently with some
apprehensions Of catastrophe to the hat
said, Permit me sir and CALAMITY took the
vexatious article and held it during the en-
tire reading Of the inaugural Dug must
have reflected pretty seriously during that
half hour, that instead of delivering an in
augural address from that portico, he was
holding the hat Of the man who was doing
it."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29

A gentleman writes to the Prairie Far
mer, from Coles county, that he finds by
mixing Chinese Sugar Cane with Imphec-
equal parts--in grinding that very fine
granting molasses is obtained. There is
here a sample made in this manner that is
grained as thick IS mush w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29

THERE is more than one heroic Anderson
At soiree in Toronto C. W., to raise funds
to defray the expenses of his trial. Andcr-
son, the fugitive slave, who has recently
been discharged from custody, said to his
friends, that "be did not want to be made
hero of; he was able and willing to work for
himself"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29

Coon FOR ARKANsAs-The Secession ordi-
nance was voted down in the State Conven-
ton of Arkansas. The Border States know
what is for their best interests.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
MILLINERY AND DRESS
MAKING
LATEST CHICAGO STYLES

LATEST CHICAGO STYLES!
MRS. NJ. NELSON WOULD RESPECTFULLY
lvA announce to the citizens of Cedar Falls and vicinity
that she has opened stock of Millinery Goods and
Is prepared to do all work in the Millinery and Dress
Making line on short notice.
n. B.-Particular attention paid to Bleaching.
she will be found at the residence of W. Ross
Cedar Falls, March Goth, 1861. 2-u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29

JOHN SHERMAN has been elected by the
Ohio Legislature to fill the vacancy in the
U. S. Senate occasioned by the regsinat:on
of Mr.. CHASE, who withdrew from that body
to enter the Cabinet. .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29

to its support. We would make copious ex-
tracts from the sketch if time and space
would permit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-29
"our Gamers are Full.n

The great size and the number Of the grain
warehouses in Chicago are the wonder of all
visitors. And yet vast as they are-two OF
them atfording room for 100000 bushels
there is not storage in the city for another
weeks receipts. Vessels and propellers are
in request for loading in order to receive and
make room for what is arriving. As we are
receiving from sixty to hundred thousand
bushels daily it is plain that unless naviga.
ton opens within two or three weeks our
railway managers will be obliged to send
peremptory orders to the country to stop
| shipments.
Our tables published week ago show
that we'have now in the city at least 4,3O0,-
600 bushels of grain. The amount is prob.
ably greater by the receipts of last week.
OF this we have l $50, 900 bushels Of wheat
and 1,6oo, 900 of corn. Taking the amount
in store, by cyph.ring' a few moments
some very curious results will be reached
Allowing 60 bushels to the load, nearly
double what the farmers team hauls, and it
would take II $3.50 teams to draw it; and if
each team occupy twenty feet, it would take
365 miles of road to give them standing
room. This is exactly the distance between
Chicago and Cairo. And again it will re-
quire 2S7 vessels and propelers to clear out
our warehouses if each one take a load of
$4,000 bushels. And yet all we have here
in store is not a 1.-THE Of what our farmers
will send forward during the season if salts
factory priccsar realized. Chicago Tribune
A LOYAL REGIMENT.--It is worthy Of re-
mark, as somewhat more, perhaps. than a
mere coincidence, that Major Robert Ander-
son, now in command of Fort Sumter; Lieut.
A. j. Slemmer. who within the walls of Ft
Pickeus, has defied the secession forces of
Florida. Mississippi and Alabama Captain
s. b. Ricketts, of Fort Brown, Texas, who
has refused to surrender his post under his
charge to the rebel authorities, and Captain
Bennett Fl. Hill, also of Texas, who has dis
played true loyalty and courage by refusing
to obey the reasonable order of Twiggs for
the surrender Of Federal property under his
charge, avowing his resolve to defend it to
The last extremity, and calling in reinforce
ments to aid him in doing so-al belong to
the first regiment Of the United States artil
ery. As one of the best educated and most
intelligent branches Of the national military
service, this loyalty on the part of the artil-
cry is not without significance. 1t speaks
well for the morale of the whole regiment to
find the four of its officers, who have been
tried, thus proving themselves equal to the
various emergencies of their respective stua-
tons, and loyal to the banner of the Union
IouS Cupnu,r ho, hao, ,Io,koJ H.. A..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-08


~Nar5aft.r the lam OF April, 1851. the IrSs-n-
I } ,,er Trains viii be rtIa a, follows. viz
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Stlndayg at 10 A. NJ. l-nwoc at 1880 A NJ. nItiN-
Ing in Baltimore at $50 A. NJ. connecting WIN 'he
Express train for Philadelphia. New York. BOSTON,
and all the Eastern cities. leaving nj O:i5 NJ ht
riyes at Washington $50 A. N making Close cor
pecrion with the Southern lines for all parts "i me
South This train stops nj the principal STATIONS
from Wheeling Cumberland.
Returning leaves baltimore at $50 J.. NJ. anu
Washington City at $50 P. NJ. arriving ~ bcnM"'"i
at 6 A. VI. and Wheeling nj Oh ~ VI m"kHs ",rys'
connection with the ENpreSstrain for all arts @, nv
West Southwest and Northwest. TIN. train stops
only for meals and wood md water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including Sni'iAa- ~
6;5T r. NJ. Benwood at I:25 Y. Nj ana arrive "
Baltimore ut 3l5 z. NJ. connecting with IL" Ai'i
train leaving for Philadelphia, New YORK. B,st'ii'
and all Eastern cities 4:I5 z. NJ. arrives NJ wash
ington City ut ESQ r. NJ. connecting with The Soh-
ern lines for all parts Of the South. IRAN Fl'P-
on the west end The road at Moundsrle nner'n'
M1nniuctou Water Station FaiTmOnt and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore ri $50 4 NJ "nsi'-
ington City AT I:a5 A. NJ nnd arrives AZ Hen"""d az
IO:lOP. NJ and Wheeling nj 1882 p. NJ, connecting
itl the Express train for all parsof the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stoTs at the Pr'"-
cipal stations only. -
Thc Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation rirs
daily except sundav= leavin. Piedmont at t4u \. VI
and arrives At Wheeling at S:lO u. NJ
'''' - j. b. FORD, Agent.
W. p SMITH. Master Of Transportation.
L. If COLE tfenI Ticket Agent. 'pZo
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

lust Published, in Il Sealed Enrtlope,
on THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURE OF SPERMAT0RKllEA. OF Seminal Weak
ness Sexual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary
emissions. inducing impOtency, and Mental and
Physical Incapacity-
Dy ROBT. J. CULTEEwELL, NJ. D.,
Author Gf The .'G;reeH Book. dc.
The world-rcnowne1l author. I'm this admirable Lee.
fure clearly proves from his cxpercnc. that tie
awful consequences of SlfsbuEC may lie etteCtuIlly
removed without medicine and withCnt dangerous
surrral operations. hNuGies, instruments, rings or
cordalz pointing out mode of cure at once certain
and cffcctuni. by which every sufferer. no matter
what his condition he. may cure Ii msefchtgply,
,iri.1tsly and T0iicHuy. This lecture will prove n
boon to thousands anu thOnsands.
Sent under seal 10 any nidress, post paid. on the
receipt Of two postage stamps, by addressing DIR.
Gil. j. {. KLINE III IIOweTy, Kew York. Post Office
hoN 1856. jRn2S
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New Family Grocery.

rEUIE SUDSCRiBER BEGS LEAVE To ANNOUNCE
that he has opened a Family Grocery and Foreign
Produce Store in the old Post Office building. ISIS
Market street. tho corner Of Quincy st. ami
icits the patronage of hs friends aud the
public generally.
II will ks my constant sndearor 70 Offer, at the
lowest price, the best qualities tho market Affords
A superior article of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand.
tiurman Produce, such as Prunes. LeHtles- SPLIT
Peas. aIsp all kinr Of Nuts, Oranges aud Lemons,
wholesale aud retail at the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
Of the different grades, wholesale and retail ri
G. W. REESSING'S,
fcblElyl Formerly with Alex. Heyman.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

P0USpED CHARTERED, 1881
LOCA TED,
Cor. baltimore and Chnrles-Sts..
BALTIMORE MD.
,xNIIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
L prosperous and fonri-hing condition Twice du-
ring the last two years has It been necessary to Obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
creasing number Of students, representing nearly
every state in tile Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous nnd
deHirably located buildings in the city. Tie rooms
are commodiousiy arranged, spacious anu elegantly
furnished.
men desiring qunlfy themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting RoOn or 10 obtain
thorough Iroctical Business Education generally
unsurpassed in any particular hy any similar es'ah-
FACULTYi
Principnl-Iecturpr the Science of Accounts Com
rnrrce. business Customs, etc.
!. NJ. PHILLIPS.
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Book Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. H. DAVIES.
Associate Professor of bookkeeping.
n. c. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental Psniuansirirs
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. L. TKATEs REESE, D. u,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jne. p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansaut,
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM. II. keighler, Esq,
The College is provided with Commercial Library
of Standard Works expressly for the use of the Stu
dents.
Each Student has desk 20 himself. and Is sepa-
rately instructed
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
The timonsiialyr required tocompletcthe full course
from To Il weeks
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and beautifully Ornnmented Circular, con-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
Characteristic designs, pcnmsnship &C., sent by mail
free nj charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars Address Z. X. LoSiER
baltimore Nd.
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DIcR,s ACCOUNTANT AND
DIsPATCH PATENT.

re- J,r.z,g. LIGi6as as Acknowledged and pTotetet
tEs Soe.T,t,asats Of Ciaa'id. liz United Satss,
md Grsat Britain; TO all lrI,on 1t HsGy concern.
tIrHATI CLAIM As Ny INVENTION is, THi.
w continuance OF keeping accounts current OF
,shareyer kind, description or variety in printed
oTm l,v kecpi. tie statements Of the several ac-
standT ia printers type or Their
Tie t,pe being - arranged ia form as 10 admit o'
lsini readily snh quickly readiGsted In any partcu-
lar TART where nn account may have undergone
change by the lapse of time the current OF busi
80 ,T.nsactions: so that when readjusted In all
inch pnrts up to any given date an impression then
taker from the type shall exhibit, In printed form,
ne tus state Of all the accounts so kept aeeprat-iS
representing ali the balances or consultations In &C
c0rancs with the end or ends contemplated in Keep
ing tha record. rendering II, In eoIniheTel
halance sheet of the most compact and periect
bart-t.r tip details OF management being Eubstnn-
taIiy as rccitsd in specification wherein IL T. shown
that the tart or facts 10 be recorded may be repre-
-.nt.i by figures symbols. dates, numbers, used
either separately in combination. or by whatever
Ma will indicate the fact facts az desired: ana
furthermore based OF this primary invention aiso
claim the device or contriranee OF rendering OF
Transmitting accounts In partial or tul statefnriits
when the statement or statements 90 -ent are mus
or substantially thus kept iva type, by the c"ntti
yauces Of my invention be the medium Of transmits
zion what Il may; but the particular mode Of rem
aering accounts 10y the use of the Dispatch M4ehlne
constituted Of Apron Movement Reel, and Cutter
stamp claim 10 the hrcadest and fullest sense; ana
ais, the machine itssli, embracing all td forms and
modes, Of operating, as n1ieaien 10 dsflDiDs II
hy machinery. And in connection with these slect
&c claims. and bassi upon them, l also clGim all
otber means aud appliances Substantially the sauie
az tho,7 hsTeiD claimed intAnied 10 be claimed
with these Claims fully Acknowledged and protected
As above. this Invention hiss already spread itself
yer Caunda eighteen Statcs CT the American Union,
and into Great Britain, and Is used In moro than
three hundred Newspaper Offices ltsimmense Taiuo
10 banking and similar institutions will BE- shown 10
a circular which will mako it's appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for Information Deeds Of
Right" or "Dsp Itch Machine" will receive due At
tentIou, when addressed either TO
Rev. Robert, Dick, P e;,5s HI = r " OF
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New York Paper Warehouse

nNR PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER pHALERs
" Booksellers, Stntjsners, Binders, Printers, and
Purchasers generally can from 10 to 20 per cent
by purchasing from first hands.
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities. we
can offer great Inducements partiesiu of Pa
pers such usually sold by a Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers, FOoscap, Letter, Note, and
Billet, Eola, Packet. Commercial and all grades OF
French Papers ColoreI Papers, Tissue, Binders.
Trunk. and Straw Board, Blottng, etc. etc; Bank
Note. Bond, Drawing, Bank, EnyeloPs Particular
naries. ClerSymen and Professional men. Billheads
In stock ready ruled for Printers from TO Heads
TO the sheet. Blue and White. Woye and Laid. In
fact complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
aud save your money. Orders by mall. accompanied
with cash, wIll be allied well as If present In per
son. CARSON HARD,
spe-lys Paper Warehouse. - Beekmnn 81
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John y. Haines, LohooTt, E-HGLdND-
kSs- To LEX" who in the Montreal Gd:ett Of LIST
February, 1860, pronounces the idea" OF keeping
accounts current sin type gross absurdity'
tlst this gross absurdity IL all that Mr.. Dick has
patented in the domain Of keeping accounts His
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
gross sLsurllty Is NOT practically Struggled in any
manner: neither bodily partially; neither d.
rectly or Indirectly; neither explicitly nor symbols
caiIy; this ground his claims cover and nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this absnrdity and
,"thing else il all he asks his claims, nationally
read nttcst-ta sept7
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ECTTRNING TRAINS.


Leave Cleveland at a:25 A. VI. aud SEQ p. NJ,
rive at bridgeport II; l:57 p. ". and 5:ll A. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh AZ 100 A NJ: 6:50 A. ". and 1850
p NJ arrive bridgeport at 5:l4 A. NJ, 1O3j 4. NJ.
and 1851 =. NJ.
Two Accommodation Trains will leo run daily tSnE.-
DAYS eSpeptedr--o between Wclsville and hifis-
lmrgh leaving Yrllsvlle Goo A. NJ. stopping at
NIL stations and arrives Pittsburgh at 9on 4 NJ.
Returning leaves ritrsbnreh~t +:cD l.. NJ. and AR
iivcs at WellSyille NJ C:2j H. ".
The other between Daynrd aud Cleveland. leaves
l,ayard at 73u A. NJ stopping at all stations, arrives
ut Cleveland at lU35 A. NJ Returning Leaves Ci'yc-
land Mt $50 +. NJ and arrives at lHyar at S:l5 r N.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1875.
Fare always low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West. North
and East can liz procured Mt the Office No. 81 Water
street, next loorto Sprigg House, Wheeling. w. ard
Mt bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates 10
any point accessible by this road and its connections
10 tile East, North. West aud Northwest. az office
No. 81 Water street. with Freight gent at Bridge"
port Station. Il. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling. Va
JOHN CHAPMAN. A gent.
bridgeport o.
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
FIR. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. rPlS
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