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JOHN MfKEOGH,

Wagsn, sleigh, and Carriage Maker.
shop on York street, over VIM. Shsrp's Black
.mth shop, Mar,tpwoc. Wis. Always on
hand and willing to work.
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J follows, te-wit:

Also, all those certain pieces or parcels Of
land situate in the county Of Manitowoc and
State of Wisconsin, and known and described
az follows to. wit.
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GEO REED, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dned Nsrit voc, &C, ober 81 1861.
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ssr.zs WYMAS MURPHY,
ELerA O. a4AIGowoe I, unty, Wisconsin
VEN S.cssLs. plsin''s's A:s.rey
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Excursion Jrom Dubuque to Cedar Falls
The people Of Dubuque have arranged an en-
cursion TO this place, to come off next We'd.
nesday, July Slst. The D. & S. C. r. r. Co.
will run special train on that day, of four.
teen cars, to ieaee Dubuque at Z o'clock, p.
NJ, arriving here at - NJ, (.hough probably
before that titne.) The excursion party will
stop here about four hours, the train starting
for Dubuque at o'clock, p. N. to arrive at
9 in the evening. Tickets for the ronnd trip
only one dollar, and all purchased this side
of Manchester, fifty cents. The arrangement
cannot fail to give satisfaction to all, and the
expense of the trip is so trihing that not less
than five hundred Dubuquers will avail them
selves Of the occasion to take days recrea.
ton by visiting the garden valley, from which
they obtain so much of their prosperity.
Come, as many as will, our good people will
do what they can to make the occasion a
pleasant one, and to strengthen the common
good feeling which has always existed, and
the promotion of that common interest which
has always united u.s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
They will Cure.

See Sloans advertisementin another column
all you who would relieve your families,
horses or cattle, from sprains or affecting
upon Sloan's medicines as remedies for all
diseases which the inventor processes they
will cure, and that too by men Of worth and
integrity, whose acquaintance we are proud
to claim, place them higher IN our estimation
than any other medicine now in usc.-.Salls,
bury Telegraph, WIS. jim. "a, 1850.
See Sloans advertisement in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
D. D. DEVINE,

Wholesale and Retail! Dealer and Manufacturer Of Con
fectonery, is selling Assorted Steam Refined Stick
Candy at 10 cents per h by the box and at retail only
cents per D. Eastern manufacturers beat that If you
can! Fruits at Wholesale. Remember the place, two
doors north of the old post Office building Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Nep Lac Firm. W. CARD, Esq. recent
ly Of St. Charles, and JONI FRASER Esq, of
this place have associated themselves to-
gether for the practice of law, under the name
Of CARD & FRASER. We are happy to make
the announcement. Mr.. CARD is q gentle
men Of wellknown ability, integrity and
honor, man held in the highest esteem by
all who have his acquaintance, and he will be
an ornament to the community as well as to
the legal fraternity of this place. Mr.. FRASER,
though he has been among us only some
three or four months, has secured the res
pect of all who have met him, and is ac-
knowledged on all sides TO be good lawyer.
a gentleman and a worthy citizen. We wish
the new firm an abundance Of success. Their
office is on the second floor Of Winslow's
Block. .-.
4 Puff for the School Harms Fri
day the closing exercises ofthe public schools
took place. Our object in this notice is
chiefly to return thanks for personal favors
received on that day at the hands Of the
teachers and scholars of the primary depart
ment. Friday afternoon we were startled by
a timid tap at our Office door, suspecting that
ladies might be asking admittance, we has
tened to answer the call. We opened the
door and beheld two quite youthful females,
the elder of which held out neat bundle of
something. remarking that it was from the
school picnic, with the compliments Of the
teachers and scholars We thanked the lit
tie ones very kindly and invited them to en-
ter; but no, they FASTENED away. We i'm
mediately commenced an examination of the
bundle, speedily discovering that it was COM
posed Of cake, candy, nuts, &c. The first
thing that met our eye was a huge dough
nut, labeled "cure nervous headache; cure
all kinds of headache" an elegant extract
from SPALD1NG's pill advertisement; and up
on turning it over we found the words,
"Pcor little love,
Looks as meek as dove"
We hardly knew how to take this; what
did it mean? that was the question, We
occupied a short space Of time in testing the
merits of the viands, and then proceeded with
our examination. We soon came across
something that caused a mingled feeling o,
JOY and surprise. 1t was sweet little heart
with pin inserted in it attaching a little blue
ribbon, an emblem of love. Was it to en-.
blematize the heart of the giver? Had Gu.
pid been carelessly shooting his arrow
around the primary department of our pub
lie schools? Had heart been pierced by
this short sighted god, and was the life-blood
ebbing? We could not answer; and wish
ing, If 'twere true, that it might not be any
of the dear little girls who had been hit, W,
laid the emblem on the shelf. For this kline
remembrance, which we cannot find it in ou
heart to think was sent for ncwspape,
puff, we return our tender hearts mos
hearty thanks to the teachers-Miss MAR,
BARNARD and Miss ALICE DooLITTLE-and t,
the scholars, with the assurance that they
; shall always be held in grateful remembrance
and while the heart sends its lfe-hood tlro
the veins of the writer shall occupy an hon
orable seat in his tabernacle Of friendships
if nothing more.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Dissutution-Neu Frm.-The co-partncr-
ship heretofore existing between STEAD &
DEIHL is dissolved The business passes into
the hands of Mcssrs. HUFFMAN & FRASER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Directors-The Directors of the Cedar VAL
ley Agricultural and Mechanical Association
will bear in mind the adjourned meeting at
the Horticultural Rooms, next Saturday at
8 o'clock, p. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

That Beneft-The Icccrcam Party at the
Horticultural Rooms last Friday evening
came off CATER a1Gas1ieD as advertised. To
sum it right u lesstart, it was miscr-
able failure. The Exhibition, which was to
be creditablc, didn't amount to a row of pins.
The attendance, which was to be large, was
decidedly slim. The benefit for the Society,
which was to be realized, didn't hardly ap-
pear as such when the accounts were settled.
The individuals present we're composed
mostly of such as wear hoops all others
amounting to somewhere near dozen. The
Committee were rather disguised with the
state of affairs, and, after due deliberation,
directed the President to announce that there
were some five gallons of ice-cream on hand,
which those SO inclined could partake of to
their hearts content, without money and
Hthout price, after which announcement
several bashful boys who had been standing
outside the door, made bold to enter. Ice
cream uas abundant and cheap.
As the evening waned, however, and the
nimble lily fingers of the village bellies ran
over the keys of sweet-toncd instrument,
which the committee had thoughtfully pro-
yided. the disappointment of some and the
observation-disclosures of others, vanished like a
cloud and, as we sank back in our private
corner, watching the bellies and beaux as
they took seat in some window to gaze at
the stars, or arm in arm walked up and down
the room we mentally exclaimed, "Verily.
KIRK WHITE, knew the power Of song when
he wrote:
Music, all-powcrful DER the human mind
Can still each mental storm, each tumult calm |"
So the lassies whispered out their heart
thoughts in melodies, and the laddies echoed
the sentiments in the ears Of their fair COM
panions. As the ice-cream went off, the
sparkling went on, till midnight caused a
moments reflection upon anxiously waiting
mothers; when doning their things they
suddenly departed from the Hall, out into
the pale moonlight of the Silly night.
Here our knowledge Of theirprocecdngs ends
The instrumental and vocal music of the
evening was one Of the redeeming features
Of the OCCASION DR.. Bervoort, who has been
stopping in town for few days lecturing on
phrenology, deserves particular mention for
his assistance in making the entertainment
as pleasant as possible. All admired his
rendering Of the wellknown song commenc-
ing
"spring b coming, coming, coming"
The expenses Of the entertainment were
$500, beside the cost Of lighting the Hail.
To meet this collection was taken up, re-
sulting in the raising Of 1886, which win
leave small balance in the treasury--till it
is paid out on debts already contracted.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Insurance.-A new advertisement Of '"rhe
Old Hartford Fire Insurance Company" ap-
pears this week. JOHN II. BRowN represents
this company, one of the best in the land,
and his candid, gentlemanly, and business:
like manner, must secure It that large share
of patronage which it deserves.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
BY REQUEST OF MANY CITIZENS.

4 Card.-The "Lincoln Guards" desire
to cordially tender to the Military and Bands
Of Cedar Falls, their thanks for their kind
attention to them on their late passage
through that place.
-. G. GARDNER Capt.
r. G. REINIGER 1st. Lieut..
G. w. s. DODGE End. Lieut.
Dubuque, Iowa, July 10, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Z Episcopal Sercice.- The Rev. Mr.. LLOYD, of
Worthington, Dubuque Co., Iowa, will
preach at the Methodist Church on Sabbath
next at 3 l o'clock P. NJ. $3.50 ## &
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Shipments for June-We are indebted to
Mr. Boss for the following statement 1t was
intended for publication two weeks ago.
Cedar Falls July 10th, 1851.
GENTS: There was shipped from this Station during
che month Of June, 1861 o4213 bushels Of Wheat 1888
barrels of Flour.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
ExSHANGE

On New York. Chicago, and Dubuque for sale at the
Exchange Office of T.. b. HATCH and the highest price
will also be paid for Eastern Drafts, Eastern Currency
and Gold. T.. d. HATCH.
CEDAR FALLS, May sth, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

RoU.-Next week we shall publish the
roll Of company K. 1t will contradict some
reports which have been in circulation. A
press of matter excludes it this week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

sParty.-Thc young people had a very
pleasant dancing party in the Horticultural
Rooms last Tuesday evening, participated in
by about twenty couples.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
EMPLOYMENT!
1851

AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay from a25 to $5 per month, and all expen
les, to active Agents, give commission. Particulars
ent free. Address ERIE sEwrNs MACHINE COMPANY X.
[AMES, General Agent. Milan, Ohio.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Il Visit from Capt. !Smith.-Capt. j. B.
SMITH, Sd Iowa Regiment, Company X.
arrived in town on the evening of Thursday
the 18th, inst He met with most hearty
reception from our citizens. The evening of
his return was that upon which the Greys
hold their regular weekly meeting, and when
they came together committee was appoint
cd to extend the Capt. an invitation to visit
them. The Capt. accepted, and forthwith pre-
scented himself. A large audience had con-
grcgated to receive him, and upon his arrival
three laundering cheers went up for him,
again and ssain. Then he was requested
to give the news from the boys, which he
done. He said Company X. was the flower
of the Sd Regiment; that the boys were a
credit to themselves and the community
from which they came; that they were all
enthusiastic in their work, and had already
proved themselves courageous enough to
smell gun-powder without flinching. Pro,
longed cheering followed his praise of the
boys. He gave very clear and graphic
account of the battle at Monroe, in which
the boys were engaged. CA full accoun,
from our excellent correspondent, UDoSouo
may be found elsewhere in this paper.) The
Capt confirmed the report that Lieut. SEES.
>sIoNs had been promoted to the position Of
Adjutant of the Regiment, which was receiv.
ed with cheers for FlTz. Talking and cheer
ing was the order of exercises till near mid
night when the meeting adjourned. The
Capt. left on Wednesday morning last tc
join his Company. He was escorted to tho
depot by the Greys and citizens, when Col
SESSIONS, in behalf of the citizens. again bid
him goodbye. The Capt. responded, thank
ing the people Of Cedar Falls for their kindness
to him and to his company, saying that hi
carried with him very substantial tokens Of
esteem. (These tokens were probably, the
three large boxes and two trunks Of presents
Of every imaginable description, for the boys
from their many friends hereabout. } AS
the cars moved off the air rung with cheers
for Capt. Smith and for his company. The
Capt. has left in town cannon ball which
bounded over his head at the engagement a
Monroe. We shall prize it as memento O
the first battle in which our boys took
part, and Of their gallant commander 81
loved and respected by all who know him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

To Receire the Ercursionists.- meeting
Of the citizens Of Cedar Falls will be held at
the Horticultural Rooms, Saturday evening
next, to make some preparations for receiv-
ing the excursionists OH Wednesday next
1t is hoped that the meeting will be well at
tended.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

n Leader in tho Couvier- Elegant ex.
tracts from the telegraphie columns Of the
DUBUQUE T;r4s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Garter House.--JoHN l.. Wilcox, whom
we noticed last week as having retired from
the American, it seems has not yet abandon
ed the business of bookkeeping. We are
happy to announce that the gentleman has
leased the Carter House, lately occupied by
Capt. SMITH, and is prepared to receive his
friends and guests with his usual good grace.
Mr.. WLcox. is good landlord and an agree
able gentleman, and we wis for him the
browning of his labors with abundant success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
CHICAGO MARKETS.

C.IcAeo July %. 1851
C0RN-2236A2ec -
rIcU9-nNrHi esr7cs'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
DUBUQUE MARKET.

DuBrouE, July Is, 1851
wHEAT-4561fsc
CORN--l3c sheIled
FLoUR-Extra spring -, 7sa4,Oo; supernns spring
%, 25; Winter Wheat $3.50
CATTLE-In gross 212}c p D.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Discussion.-Judge CoucH replies in this
week paper to an article wi ich appeared in
the GAZETTE two weeks ago. It was intend
ed for publication last week, but did not
reacAAs1ntime. We take this opportunity
I'd hat looks to us as though long
ed idnshHght grow out of this matter,
andl lie demands arr so great upon our
col~m1. we consider ourselves justified in
concluding It thus early 80 far as the GAZETTE
is concerned. People can as well judge of
what is true and what is false now, as they
could two months hence, should the discuss
sion be continued.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

A Sore Head.-The New Hampton Cour-
Ter, after justly lauding the citizens Of Wa.
verify upon the reception and entertainment
given the Lincoln Guards, at their recent
passage through that town, gives the follow
ling:
At Cedar Falls different reception was in store for
them. but will leave ANDY FELT to immortaize the
dirty place in payment Of its shabby hospitality.
We publish elsewhere card signed by
the officers Of the company, returning thanks
to the citizens here for their "kind attention.
and We have no reason for thinking it hypo.
critical. The Guards were well received,
wen pzo0ided for, and kindly treated. The
editor Of die Courier Was in town, and fail.
ing = Be invited to /" sumptuous dinner, -
fhss OF expense, but rather, not being Of the
Guards. having to pay his hotel bill, he is
vaJ Indignant xhat gentleman Of his pro-
fesdsn end aazked ability should receive 50
little at.catier
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Stock Company.-At the meeting of the
G. w. j. s. Association in the Horticultural
Rooms last Saturday, the reports Of the off,
GERS were heard and approved. 1t was de-
cided to issue additional stock, the proceeds
to be used in completing work already COM
menced upon the Fair Grounds, and also for
making other necessary improvements; a
committee consisting of DR.. j. KERR. and
G. w. HENRY, was appointed to solicit the
taking of the stock. An adjourned meeting
viii be held at the same place next Saturday
at 2 o'clock, I'm. We'hopo our citizens will
look to the success Of this institution, in
such a manner as its importance. demands.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Off for the Wars.-On Saturday morning
last five more of our citizens started for the
wars, viz: A. G. BEckwIrH, GEO. w. ROUNDS,
SAMUEL MORRISON, Dick WILLIAMS, and -
MOODY. Some fourteen others, whose names
we have not learned, from Union township,
in this county, and the village Of GAINESVILLE,
in Bremen county, have also gone. They join
the Union Guards, Capt. DAv1p, Company
forming at Dubuque, which has been assign
ed a place in the It'll Iowa Regiment. 1t is
a glorious, noble canse, in which they offer
their lives sacrifice, and may they be in
strumental in the crushing out of the great
rebellion, and in planting the Old Flag upon
the firm foundation of the Constitution and
the, Union, to float forever over Sisterhood
of happy States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

The expenses of the entertainment were
$500, beside the cost Of lighting the Hail.
To meet this collection was taken up, re-
sulting in the raising of $685., which win
leave small balance in the treasury--till it
is paid out on debts already contracted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

ApAMs-MccsoxeE.-0n Thursday, April 49, By the
Rev. d. Dunbar, ALIEN H. ADAMS Mss MARY MoGEoEoE,
al OF New York.
HARcoUs-JAoss0S.-0nT Thursday, April Is, BY the
Raw Archbishop Hughes PETER A. HARGoUs, Jr TO MISS
AnrosIsE l. JACKSON daughter of r. jackson, ESQ., OF
y&ts city.
New Orleans papers will please copy.
SAowDK9-yAN NosrwIcK-0n Wednesday, April II, by
the Rev Dr. Bethune MALCOLM SSowDEN OF this city TO
JULIA AMANDA, daughter OF the late wiiam D. an Nos'
wick.
THoxAs-G1Ass On Tuesday, April 10, by the Rev.
George McCiuskey, JoHs THoaAs 10 ThxoDocA, daugh'
ter Of James Glass of Philadelphia
WAksas.-LosGsTaEEr.-On Thursday, April IL, by the
Rev Thomas C. Strong, LEONARD w. WARNER to SARA E.
LOsosrRxsr only daughter Of A. Craig Longstreet Esq
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FINANCIAL.

"A street rev iors issue letters Of cledii % travellers
chid Of Paris LONDON, Frankfort Vienna, Naples and her
corrQ mia
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THE FIRENIEN.

UsIRE DEPARTMENf-THE TREASURER OF THE
IL fire Department with much pleasure acknowledges the
receipt Of $z792 80 BY the hands Of Peter II Titus ESQ.
proceeds Of the thirty second Annual Ball given at the
Academy Of Muse January % 1861 in aid o. tne Charitable
Fund OF the Fire Department.
JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer
Treasurer behalf of the Department, tenders his
sincere thanks the members OF the Ball Committee for
the admir- able in which the Annual Ball OF the
Fire Depa presented for the patronage of the
friends of this most laudabe charity embracing In It's
benevoence widows and orphans whose husban and
fathers without reward except that pleasant
which be the attendant OF actons
willingly che.ruiy sacrificed their health, and life
Itself the benefit OF their fellow although the bail
has been productive in pecunary point of view
tlcte heretofore given however have Just cause 10
complain. The unsettled condition OF national affairs
thing but inviting prospect to benevo
Individuals who have heretofore generously contrib id
charity but do not despair aud fondy cherish the
the cloud adversely that overshgd)ws
couny viii long disappear and every section Of orr be
loved Union WILL like Firenen, in social conpas
clasp each bothe hand in ndissouols bond OF unity
affection and bcncyolence.
NEW YoRK, Apin is, le6l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILgoAD CoMPAHY,s
u oMce Cleveland Ohio, March ls6The Cleveland and
their sinking Fund Mortgage Bonds al the other out
standing bonds Including
Junction Railroad first mortgage second division bonds
Junction Railroad second mortgage bonds issued Noyem
Junction Railroad income bonds tunsecured Issued june
Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland first mortgage bonds is
Tosdo Norwsk md Cleveland second mortgage bonds Is
Cleveland and Toledo income and dividend bonds ell the
sinking Fund Mortgage bonds offered in exchange for
nS bonds sre secured upon the main line Of the
HoIwalf and Cleveland mortgages and also
upon al other property belonging the
cent per d he cmpsn 81
by into whose hands thu has AIesdy
able In New city 1895 and bear ua interest
coupons seven per cent payable Corn Exchange Bank
of thousand dollars and are limited 10 the amount
Of three and q half milions
Exchanges have teen effected TO the time the
ous classes for which the Sinking Fund mortgage bonds
The attention Of parties holding the remaining portion
OF the various classes named above invited to the
exchange for bonds they hold and which
in the market than the Sinking Fund mortgage botds
ing bonds OF the several enhances the
security the bonds snd therefore the value OF the
come The FRS. mortgage bonds mon prooe osnr twice
their amount-hs alresdy these bonds In
1 w a s mat ns
value Of these already svorte securities and render them
vermilye, A wsn street, New York. who viii issus
at expense If sent by the United States Express) In
either case relying upon prompt return q the new bonds