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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

Ills the l gel Dog that gonl. the wounded Bird that
huers would say TO the miserable Hntioos that NE.
in the dead houls and middle of the night under the guard
VI miri"us pass words plot against the liberties of the
people that they dcAed and their my s:errs conprc
| hrnded .r-.
The above is printed rer5tim but the itulics are our
| own.--Ep. -
The above brilliant eff,lsion was written
on the margin Of n paper and sent to us thro'
the post Sfiicc. Though no signature was
attached it bears the ear.inaIks of g Sneak"
Another reason why we think it to be him
is, because it is tho played Dog that erouls,'
and if We mistake not the above " groul !"
is his, and "plagcd - :. MYSTERIOUS ~
"groul it is. The miserable Hin !oos ="
who "plot against the liberties Of the people
that they are" must not lie scared if they
happen TO hear a MYSTERIOUS y" groul," bu,
give the "plagcd DOG" a vigorous kick, and
we will warrant that he will neah off with
fuller comprehension of mysteries com
pretended " than he ever had before. It will
probably bc noticed that " the played Dog
that grouls the wounded Bird" does not
agree with Webster in the photographic
some words,-but great minds Will disagree.
Adieu, thou PLACED Dog" that "grouls 4"
so" MYSTERIOUS" and diligently "wach the
liindoos that thou maycst comprehend their
mysteries. We shouldn't wonder that il the
next sound VIC should hear, would be the
his of ''piscnus Koper-hed."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13


lndians.-Our people have probably no
ticed that during the last two or three weeks
there has been an occasional Indian on our
streets. The Waterloo Courier thinks the
redskins should net be allowed to show
themselves in town, and says:
We have reasons TO believe that this same
band of Indians participated in the horrible
massacre in Minnesota last fall. Soon after
the outbreak in Minnesota, this tribe of Ind
ans came down the Cedar Valley, crossing
the river at this place. When near the brific,.
in East Waterloo, there accidently dropped
from one of their ponies, woman's scalp,
which was immediately picked up by a resi-
dent OF East Waterloo, who has it now in
his possession. This is strong proof that
these Indians assisted in numbering those n.
nocent women and children in our border
State: On Thursday night Of last week,
they had war dance about three miles above
town, in which some forty or fifty Indians
participated, frightening the neighbors in
such atmanner that they all left their houses
and came to Waterloo, remaining here until
the next morning. Now, these Indians have
no business here, and we think our citizens
should take the responsibility upon them.
selves Of driving every red-skin from our
midst.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

'st'tson N"tchins gets a good .fogging-
Last Sunday at the Carter House in thus
place, SrlLsoS HurcHNs, Elitor of the Du-
buque Herald received rather severe pun
ishmcnt at the hands Of FirznoY SESSIONS,
late Adjutant Of the Third Iowa Infantry.
Nearly two years ago, when HuTcHINs
was editing the Des Moines Journal, he came
ont in an article in that paper and personally
abused Mr.. SESSIONS, who at that time was
the LIST Lieutenant Of Company X, of the
above mentioned regiment. HurcnlSs stated
that SESSIONS had called for mob to demol.
ish the Dubuque Herald office, and then Pro-
ceeded to abuse him without stint, stating
among other things that he was Of that class
Of men brutal as gorillas, but as destitute
Of courage as jackals,' and much more of
the same sort. The charge that Lieut.. SEES
SONS had called for a mob to demolish the
He'atd office was false in every particular ::
in fact, his whole influence had been used to
induce the soldiers not to NEEDLE with the
concern, after they had made up their minds
to pitch it into the Mississippi river, an act
they would probably have performed if it
had not been for the restraining influence of
Lieut.. SESSIONS, and other officers of the reg
iment. Time passed on, and the traducer
and the traduced never met until last Sun.
day. The two sat in the office of the Carter
House, when HGTcHINs arose and went into
the hall. He was followed by SESSIONS
They met in the hall, and SESSIONS asked
HurcHISs if he was the author Of the article
attacking him (SEssIoNs) personally, which
appeared in the Des Mo:ncs journal some
two years ago. HUrcnlSs replied that he
was. He was then asked 70: an explanation
of the matter which he refused to give. lie
was then told that he was liar, a coward.
etc. HUTcHISs stood with his hand in an
inside pocket in the breast of his coat, and
rather seemed inclined to bluff the matter
through, saying that should occasion offer he
would not be slow to show whether he was
a coward or not. But as he did not seem to
be disposed to wage any other than wordy
warfare, Mr.. SESSIONS passed his open hand
across HUTcnINs' face, when the latter pitch.
ed in. and was soon beautifully whipped,
whercupon he very wisely cried " enough ;"
most vociferously. His face was pretty well
bruised and cut up, and he bled profuscly
Upon crying enough" SESSIONS dcsisted
from inActing further punishment; but while
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
Minutes Of tile District 7onnsAip Meeting.-


At the the regular District township meet
ing, in the absence Of the President, on mo-
ton BYRON Culver, was called to the Chair.
A motion was made by G. B. VANSAuS
and carried, that VIC raise one mill on the
dollar for teachers fund A motion was
made and carried that we raise five hundred
dollars for contingent fund for Sub District
No. 1. a motion was made by SAMUEL II.
ROUNDS, and carried, that we lay tax of ten
mills OH the dollar for building a school
house in Sub-Distrct No. /. A motion was
made by G. B. VANSArN, and carried, that
the sum Of eighty dollars asked for by Sub
District No. 2 for contingent fund be granted
On motion Of SHELDON Fox, that we instruct
the Sub Director of Sub District No. / to
take immediate steps for the erection Of a
school house in said District, it was carried
A motion was made, and carried, that we
authorize Sub-Director of Sub District No
l to procure money from the school fund, or
borrow from any other source he can, at a
rate OF interest not exceeding ten per cent,
for the erection ola School house in said Sub
District. A motion was made by p. MEl.EN-
DY, and carried, that we indorse the action
of the School Board in procuring the ground
for a school house site in Sub. District No.
A motion was made, and carried, that the
committee appointed at the Sub District
meeting, consisting off. NJ. OvERMAN and
a. d. BARNuM b. authorized to confer with
the Sub Director as to plan and bids for
school house in Sub District No. /. A mo.
ton was made, and carried, that the COM
mittcc call a meeting of the citizens of said
Sub District TO whom a plan, &C. of said
school, house is to be submitted. Moved and
carried that we adjourn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

DIR. RnDACK'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.-Are
YOU sick, matter what organ is Affected depend upon
it the ocd which is the food and sustenance Of every
organ is full of corruption. My Scandinavian Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier break up the Of disease In
the fluids Of the body They purge and purify the ee-
ments Of the blood Hence their quick and complete
ia dyspepsia scrofula, eruptons, fits tumors
voncs, kidney complaints, piles low feyers debility
rheumatism headache. want Of sexual vigor etc. etc
These remedies astonishing the whole medical world
See advertisement in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
LOOK TO QUALITY

as a paramount consideration, rererse the
rule making q low rate Of premium tie chiet
frequently only an Under Of tie POOREST
Insurance.
As our. rates are graduated By the Mps Of
compensation, after ample experience, tile pro.
priety Of Insurance ertenas nith equul force
to the suffer classes otproperty IL dies to those
eta more hazardous nature. The sater the
risk the lo,oer the percentage-the greater the
hazard the higher the premium. So protect
yo,.r property By good policy from The
1ETN1.
JOHN II. BROWN, Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
E. II. WILCOX, .Sec'y.

Important Decision.-We have been re-.
questcd by Collector HEWITT to publish the
following decisions Of the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, and to call the attention
of those parties in this place who arc in the
habit Of paying off" for produce buyers
to the same. The law on this point is very
plain, and cannot be avoided On and after
the 10Th inst, all parties paying out money
on the checks Of grain buyers must take out
banker license, or discontinue the business
n noncompliance with the following dcci
Sions will subject them to the penalties in
such cases provided by law:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

Died at the residence Of WILLIAM c. BYRD, Memphis,
Tenn ORLANDO BRADLEY, OF CO. Is, 81st Regiment Iowa
Volunteers, Of chronic darrea youngest son Of CALVIN
and MARY BRADLEY Of this place. aged 81 years and 10
months.
BY the above it may he seen that ORLANDO
BRADLEY is no more, and it is with deep and
sincere grief that we record it, and host OF
friends will mourn his early loss. He was
sent up to Memphis from Vicksburg about a
week before his death, and placed in the hos
pital. A friend tried to get him transferred
to his own home, but as long as there was q
possibility of his recovery he could not sue
coed; but when it became apparent that his
days were numbered, they allowed him to be
removed. His friend called in the best ply
slclans Of the city, and procured the services
OF an experienced nurse, but all was without
avail. lie fingered some twenty hours after
his removal, and then his brave heart ceased
pulsating forever.
During his residence in this place Mr..
BRADLEY cndeared himself to all. Upright and
honorable in his private and public life, cour
teous' kind and gcntemanly to all sith whom
ne came in contact, he won the respect and cs-
TEEN Of all who knew him. He was an edu.
Gated and refined man, accustomed to move
in the best society. He was brought up III
Cincinnati where he spent almost the entire
portion OF his life, and for some years CARR.
ed Oh large and flour,shing business in that
city Mr.. BRADLEY was very prominent in
organizing the Reserves "a company
raised here under the last call for troops. and
not willing to urge others to do what he was
not willing to do himself, he entered the
ranks as private, and served there faithful
~ until death struck him down. Upon his
aged father and mother the intelligence of
his untimely death falls with crushing
weight Of woe. May He who doth all things
well, comfort and sustain them in their deem
afiilctlon. and let us hope that this precious
life sacrificed upon the altar of Freedom will
not have been offered up in vain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
COM III Err CIAL,

GAZETTE OFFICE,
FRIDAY, MARCH 18TH u.
FlNANCIAL-God still declining. Quoted at 5Si in
New York.
W!IEAT.-S5Ql1 90. QGiet
OATS-Less ACTIVE. 4oc for 81 lbs being the highest
price paid during the last Few days.
IIIDES-More active l5c for dry fint TG11l for green
liOGS-But few in market. Prices range from 30 to
TO
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

Photographic, &c.-Mr. L. SPENCER, having
purchased the Photograph Gallery, lately
owned by.J. l.. Wilcox, will be happy to
receive calls at any time from those wishing
anything in the picture line. Mr.. SPENCER
is said to be an excellent NJ tist. See advcr-
tiscmcnt in this paper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

Business Changes.-Mr. BIsnop has re.
tired from the firm Of B,suop & BENJAMIN,
on account of ill-hcalth. He is succeeded
by Lieut.. JOHN WAYNE, late Of the Iowa
Third, who, in connection with Mr., BESJA.
ArS, will carry on the business at the old
stand. f-Aa. ... e..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

War Neutrality-suspicious. II. II. HEATH, Of
Dubuque, will address Union War Meet
ing at Overman's Hall tomorrow evening
Saturday at o'clock. Let the speaker
find an.overfowing house. The same gen.
tlcman speaks at Waterloo this evening.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
r. WALKuP, Sec'y.

Remoral Of the Post 0tice,-To morrow
the Post Office will he removed to the build.
ing two doors north of MINER 4 BRYANr's
Drug Sfore,-n occupied by ScuANck's
tailor shop. r." . te. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

90 f. Pluribus Unum.-Thcre will be work
before the Council tonight also on Tues.
day night next. BE sharp at T:3O. Delays
arc dangerous. ...fa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

Fsrsonal.--EDwIN BRowN, ESQ.,, late pri
vate in Co. b, 3lst Iowa, arrived home few
days since, having been discharged from the
service. He is in very feeble health Mr..
BRowN is the proprietor OF the large stone
Touring mill at this place known as " Browns
mill"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

.Aasonie.--Black Hawk Lodge, No. 65,
meets next Monday evening for work. A
full attendance on the part Of members is
desired. .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

liuTcnINs was washing the blood from his
face SESSIONS happened to think Of how per-
sistently and maliciously HuTcHINs had ma
ligned the citizens Of Massachusetts,, Sessions
is Massachusetts, boy himself said that he
must throw in little extra for that, which
he did by administering several vigorous
kicks on portion of HurcnINs' corporal
system that it would hardly be polite to name.
Thus the matter ended, and IirTcnISs left
town the next morning a saddcr, if:not wi
scr, man than whcn he entered it, and with
a very much disfgured head-piecc.
HuTcHINs has been very persistent and
malignant in his abuse Of Iowa soldiers
He has attacked many Of them personally
with false charges and opprobrious epithets,
aud we doubt not that others whom he has
maligned as he did LIEUT.. SESSIONS, will seek
similar redress should ever opportunity offer.
HUTcnINs has never published a word
complimentary to any thorough. going Union
officer, (his compliments have all been law
ished on traitors) while OH the contrary Will.
fcation and abuse of this class has been a
iavorite theme Of his reasonable pen. This
is the same man who in a public speech
spoke of 'pillng up the dead bodies of the
id abolitionists in the streets of Dubuque"
He had an excellent opportunity offered him
here to pile up one body, but judging from
his success on that OCCASION, we think he
had better quit that sort Of talk. However
much his political views might be despised,
nor should he lie, unless through due pro-
cess Of law, but when he personally insults
and abuses citizens he cannot expect to es-
cape scot free. Then it becomes personal
matter betw cen man and man.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

Pref. Pansrs' Lectures. Tonight, Friday,
18Th THE History Of the Marriage Institution
and the Relations existing between Man and
Woman.
Saturday night, Love, Conrtship and Mar
rage, or how to select Companion for Life.
Monday night, (by special request, Jon the
Philosophy o! Religion, CT the Spiritual Ma
ture of Man, and the Ways Of Life.
Tuesday night, 10 Ladies only, on Esoterc
Anthropology or the Nature and Consttu
ton of Women in Health and Disease.
Wednesday night, to Men only, OH the
Origin of Human Life.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

SoldierS Aid Soc:dy.-Ths society met
on Tuesday evening last at Mrs. DooLIrTlEs $,
and Oh Thursday afternoon at the same place
The ladies arc DESTROYS of making up a box
as soon as possible. and would urge upon all
members the propriety Of punetual atten-
dance upon the meetings of the society,"
Donations of old cloths for Landagcs. old
linen, lawns, and Bingham dress skirts, for
hnndkerchiefs, half worn shirts and drawers,
will he acceptable, and may be left at Mrs
BURkE's before Tuesday next We look to
our friends in the country for material aid,
in the matter Of vegetables for the soldiers,
and are confident they will respond to the
appeal Of Gov. KInKwooD Any Of the arti
cles mentioned by Mrs. ANNIE WlrrESxYrH
may be left at HArcH & ALIENS store f.,
the society, and will be Immediately forward.
ed to St. Louis.
Society meets on Tuesday afternoon next
at Mrs. BrRKE's.
r.. .-- MATTE A. MATHEWS, .Sec'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
MI a r RI H ID

In this place, the 9th inst, by NJ W. CHAPMAN Esq
at the residence of Mrs. Emerson the brides mother
Mr.. IL! KliIsON NIXON, and Miss LOUISA CKEGGAR
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

Prudence and economy, as areN as good
management, urges the aoisdom Of Insurance
when q most reliable kind is 06taiAa5h at fair
rates and rules. m .
In this important matter the first essential
is, secure the best, and the Management Of the
LE7NA design especially maintaining nteg-
rity for sterling business qualities in tie fl.
tire as the past, confidently looking for re-
card in greater appreciation and preference
rom pr0perty OnnerS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Capt. Speer.--T This officer has charge Of
tho men detailed from the 3lst Iowa to work
on the cutoff at yicksburg. .... $50 j..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

State Of Lo1a e. Thomas d. Gibson--Wc
announced last week that GIEsoN's counsel
had taken the necessary steps to procure his
release on writ Of ha5eas corpus. lie was
taken to Dubuque, and the District Judge,
upon hearing the testimony and plcadings
approved of tho ruling Of Justice BRADLEY,
and refused to discharge the defendant
The amount of bail fixed, however, was
reduced, and Gibson demanded back to Jail.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
M illin nv

NRS..PIERCE WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY
XXl on hand choice selection Of BONNETy TRIM.
NxNGS, FLOWERS, aud MOURNING 6OODS
az Repairing done in good style. Pressing by ma
chine. Shop upstairs yearly opposite Mper Bryanrs
Drug Stores 10y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF Roth SEXEs-A
reverend gentleman having been restored to health in
few days. after undergoing all the usual routine and r
Regular expensive modes Of treatment without success
considers his sacred duty to communicate to his afflicted
fellow the Of Hence the receipt
of addressed envelope he i'll send freel copy Of the
prescription used Direct to DR.. JOIN NJ. DAGS,LL, 1s6
Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York. feb
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
TRkAxrRY DEPARTMENT.

~.
SiH:-A letter from Nielan,cr Schcirho'z
& Co., of Lansing. Iowa, dated the Sth inst
and asking if a merchant who keeps grain
buyers money, and to accommodate him,
pays it out Oh his checks, is liable to tax AS
banker, has been received.
| would refer you to section g., article l,
Of the excise. law for information in the mat.
ter by it You will see that if any one re-
ceives money from others on deposite, and
pays out the same, Or any part thereof, on
the drafts, orders or checks of such deposit
er, he becomes a banker and must take license
as .uch.
You will please give Messrs n S. & Co.
the information they desire, as have rcfc,
red them to you. as fully instructed N the
matter.
Very respectfully yours
GEO. =. boutwell,, Cam.
Jesse jarrett, Esq, Assessor 81 Collecting District
Dubuque.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13

SlR:-Your letter of the 9Th inst, in rcla
ton to merchants receiving and paying on,
the money deposited with them by their
customers, and being required to take out a
bankers license, IN addition to his license as
wholesale dealer has been received.
In reply, have to say that if any mer
chant receives money on deposit for per
sons other than those for whom he sells pro
duce, and pays out the same on the cheeks
orders or receipts of such persons, they mus,
take out license as bankers, according tc
article l section Ga, Of the Excise Laws.
Very respectfully,
GEO. =. BOUTWELL,, Commissioner
Philip Waassorth, Esq, Assessor lst District Chicago
III.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
No\NNt 40 wOve.
FOR SALE BY

Sold at Wholesale in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH 4
Fuller, Agents and Ay Druggists generally.
Sold In 0eder Falls by c, r. wALLAnE, BISHOP
Druggists Ia the country. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
TOWNSEND & KNAPP.
d A N K II r 8 .
CEDAR. FALLS. IOWA. I

at highest market rates. p 1'''' D0uS"'
suit. " %" VI suhss "
February 9TH t,5I - = =. :
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office or INTERNAL REvESrE.

Jesse T. jarrett Esq, Assessor 81 Collecting District
Dubuque, Iowa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
Under the Ice.

rThe following beautiful lines, appropri-
alta TO the season, are from the pen Of Mr..
T.. J. BATES, formerly connected with the
local department of this paper
finder the ice the waters run
Hinder the ice spirits lie
The genial glow of the summer sun
Shall loosen their letters by ana py
Moan and groan in thy prison cold,
River of life-rivsr Of love;
The winter is growing worn and old,
The frost is leaving the melting mould,
And the shines bright above
Hinder the ice ur der the snow.
Our lives are bound in crystal rngi
Bv and by will the south winds blow,
And the roses bloom the banks OF spring.
Moan and groan in thy letters strong,
River of life-river of love;
The nights grow short. the days gro" ioi e,
Weaker and weaker the bonds OF wrong,
And the sun shines bright above.
Under the ice our souls are hid
Under the ice good deeds grow
Men but credit the wrong we alo,
Never the motives that lay below.
Noap end groan in tiny prison cola,
River of life-riVer of love
The winter of life is growing old,
The frost is leaving the melting mould,
And the sun shines warm above.
Hinder the ice hide our wrong
Under the ice that has chilled US through
oh that the friends who have known us long,
Dare to doubt that We are good and true.
Moan ard greau in prison cold,
River of life-river of love;
Winter gro wing worn and old,
Roses stir in the melting mould
We shall be known above.