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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29
TFRoM THE CHICAGO, Ill, >, rRIpUNE.1

FROM THE CHICAGO, ILL.,, TRIBUNE.l
Barnunl's Self Seyyer.-Itis now eight months
since spoke Of this invention having received the
highest recommendation from the sewing machine men,
and others who had used It. The "Florence Company
after having sold them in their Offices for nine months
now apply them to their machines included In the
prices they also sold at the other oficss and sd
vertise them follows: To avoid the sssuin on tie
eyes, bent posture, close application and
heretofore necessary large proportion Of the WORK
done on sewing machines, furnish each machine
with "Bdrnums Self Seoer." which guides tho ,csrk
ss and is Of incalculable value especially to inexpe
rienced operators. .e.
It will give employment to great many persons In
selling them, male and female 1t light an assert
ment for all machines may be carried without
with any other business. Retail with directions 81 so
Wholesale $500 per dozen. Sent by mall post paid or
receipt Of name Of machine and price. D. Barnum the
inventor, has them for all machines at Cornell Co,
Sewing Machine office, 1873 Lake Street. Box 2744 Chi
cago III. Agents, send red stamp for circulars and
specimens. r-f .
The Grover Baker Chicago Office also apply the Sell
Sewer to all their Family Machines. Other companie.
talk Of doing the same.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

The ,oay they serre Coppcrheads in Water
loo.-ln Waterloo there is lawyer, S. W.
RAwsoN by name, who has made himself
very obnoxious by persistent and uncea sing
utterance Of disunion sentiments. Last Fri
day night some soldiers got after him, and
from the Courisr's account we make the fol-
lowing extract to show how "Lincoln's hire
lings" converted a copperhead and brought
him to the stool Of repentance
AS RAwsoN was proceeding to the Sher-
man House, he was seized by two soldiers,
who informed him that some of the copper
must be toashed fran his person He pro-
tested against any such measure, and in the
scuffle all three fell togethcr-Mr. X. drop
ping between the soldiers. Some of the by
ISLANDERS thinking it nothing but an ordinary
fight Immediately parted them. The soldiers
were then joined by more of the same stamp,
as we'll as large concourse of our best citi.
zens, and went into tho Sherman House din
ing hall, with rope some 80 feet in length
and informed Mr.. RAwsoN that he must sur
render, and surrender he did without offer
ing any resistance, which would have been
useless on his part, although it was believed
that he carried loaded revolver in his pocket
for that purpose. He was conducted in front
Of the Sherman House by the enraged SOL
diers and requested to either step into chair
and make a sound Union speech or walk to
the Cedar and be the recipient Of severe
ducking. One or the other he must do i'm
mediately. He begged permission of the cx-
cited crowd to go to his office and change
coats, the one clinging to him having been
completely torn into fragments. This request
was ncceded to, but the boys in the meantime
declaring that he should not walk over IL
inches ahead of them. After having made
an exchange of coats, he came down stairs,
his sentiments. The boys insisted that he
should get on the top of large store box,
where he could be seen and heard. 1t re-
CURED about ten minutes of coaxing and
threats to induce him to ascend the box
After doing so, he told his spectators that he
never said that jeff Davis was better man
than Abe Lincoln, and that of the two the
Confederate soldiers were the most respecta-
ble," &c. 8 But on the contrary" he con-
tinued, he +" had always deep sympathy for
our soldiers in the field, and hoped that the
Administration would prosecute the war Wig
orously, and that he wished the 'Constitu-
ton as it is and the Union as it was.'" The
idea of man at this day arguing to an in
telligent people that he wants the rebellion
terminated without breaking its backbone
(slarery) is ridiculously preposterous. That
part OF the programme was tried eighteen or
more long months, but it proved fizzle.
The cause of this rebellion must be removed,
and removed it will be. This is the only
method of obtaining permanent peace.
The speaker stated that this mob was in
cited by some Of his personal enemies, of
which he said he had many. The former is
oil bosh, while the latter is true to the letter
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29
~ The Tsru Lnte.t -p,o,.o q 49,.

gB The Very Latest.-Please 81 stop the
press " to announce to your numerous read
ers that among the many bargains at MARcY's
new store, opposite the Post Office, are Prints,
!" Nader Styles" from 10 to 12a cents per
yard; Prints, perfectly fast colors, from Is
TO 70 cents per yard A Printed Lawns at
only 20 cents per yard; 8 lbs Of good, dry
Brown Sugar for $1,OO. OIL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

~ It is well-known to all those who
have taken the pains to inform themselves,
that CAIN 4 GEIsMAR, at the Union Clothing
Store. Cedar Falls, keep the largest, cheapest
and best stock of Ready Made Clothing, Hats,
Caps, &C., to be found in the Cedar Valley.
Their prices are so low as to give satisfaction
to all their customers. They have just open :
ed very large and fine assortment of goods
Tor mems and boys summer wear. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

4 Mistale.-We announced last week on
the authority Of the Supt of the D. & S. C.
r. r. that arrangements had been made with
the State Bank at Dubuque to keep open af
ter r. N. for the accommodation of business
mon from the West. Tho Dubuque Time.
says that this is mistake, and that all the
banks Of the city close their doors at three
o'clock, and do not open them again that day
for anybody.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29
G ON M Err CIAL,

GAZETTE OFFICE
aa.A | FRIDAY May ~.
WHEAT.-There has been considerable In market dur.
ing the week but prices have ruled lower than during
the week previous. We quote No. 1, s5Q1sos; No. 2,
750s0c.
OATs.-In good supply at 4Oc.
CORN.-e01 25c In the ear.
WOOL.-Not much in yet. few small lots sold In
market at 4ONs5c, as to quality.
HIDES.-Dull and lower.
RYE.-4505Oc.
GAzETTE.-Firm and steady at 81, 80 year,-ln ad.
vance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

D" Try 1t By all means.-If any of GU,
readers have been troubled to make ligh,
and uniform biscuit, it is more than probable
they do not use DELAND & Co.'S Chemical
SaIeratus. That is pure article, not detri
mental to health, and sure in its Effects
Try it by all means. o.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29
M a r. r. H ID.

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On the oath inst, by Rev. J. BOWMAN, Mr.. GEO. H.
WATSON to Miss SUSAN McNELLY both Of Ceds,
Falls.
On the 18th inst by the same at the American House
In this place. Mr.. A. d. HANS to Miss 8. NJ. CHURCH
both Of Avery, Iowa. .'"
Also by the same, at the time and place, Mr.. c.
n. CHURCH to Miss J. Z. FISK, both Of Avery, Iowa
On the Gath inst, by HESRr HAMMER Esq, at the res
dencs Of the brides father Mr. J. n GRIFFITH to Mis-.
LAV1NA INGALLS,. all Of arundy County, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

W Ready Made Clothing, Gents Fur.
n'sA'hg Goods, ETC., can be purchased of A,
dREENwALD, Dubuque, at prices much lower
Tan those Of any other establishment west
OF the Mississippi. He also makes garments
to order in the best style Of the art. Many
OF the best dressed men of our place procure
their clothing Of GREENwALD. OIL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

rB- Great Bargains are to be had at En-
LERNAN's Philadelphia Clothing Store, Main
Street. opposite the Carter House. All in
need Of anything in his line are respectfully
invited to examine his stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. OIL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

Asst Adj't Gen.-Col. NJ. NJ. TRUxBuLL.
Of this place, has received the appointment Of
Assistant Adjutant General of Iowa. He is
well qualified for the position, and better
selection could not have been made.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

School Meeting. ALI the electors of Sub.
District No. / are requested to meet at the
School House tomorrow Saturday. evening
at o'clock, for the purpose of comforting
with tho School Director and Building Com.
nittse, relative to plan and means of building
= suitable School House for this Sub District
BY erder Of Director and Buildina Committee
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

WCall at ELLRRMAN's Philadelphia Cloth.
ing Store if you are in want of nice suit
lie will sell you the best at the lowest posi-
BILE price. OF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

Race Tomorrow afternoon there will he
a race between two Of the best running horses
in the State, for 800 a side. One is horse
called "Swayback," owned in Franklin Co.
We believe. and the other is a grey, owned
nowhere in particular, his owner making il
his business to travel with him wherever
there is any prospect Of matching him. Boil,
horses are reputcd very fast, and considera-
bic interest is manifested as to the result
The distance to be run is eighty rods, and the
place just south of town.
Since the above was put in type we learn
that Immediately after the above mentioned
race, there will be second running match
between two other horses Stakes $25 a
side. Here is sport for the b'hoys.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29
CA U C US:

The cissens Of Cedar Falls are requested to meet Al
The schoo House Thursday evening, the 18th Of June
1865 for the purpose Of choosing eleven delegates to At
lend County Convention to be held at Waterloo on ma
9Th day Of June next.
Dy order Of Com.
H. CARPENTER. Cn'n.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

AeCorm'eks Reaper.-Those wishing q
first.class reaper can do no better than to
purchase one Of these we'll -known machines
Their reputation is world wide, and no laud.
alton from US is necessary to add to their
justly deserved celebrity. Mr.. THEo. L.
FRENCH, General Agent, has his headquarters
in this place, and will be happy to confer
with persons desiring to purchase, or wish.
ing to post themselves on tho merits Of the
Mccormick machine. Messrs. HATCH L Al.
LEN arc the local agents at this place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

W- For Dry Goods call at w. FRANCIS,
Main Street. and find complete assortment
too numerous to mention.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29
EMPLOYMENT!
$25l

SIOJ EWPLOHWENTy I$75
A z n is w an t e d.
We will pay from e25 to SIS per month"; and all expen.
SEES, to active Agents. give commission. Particulars
sent free. Address EslE Swine MAcHlkE CoxpAxY, r.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
April nth, 1868. III -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

Photograph Gallery-Mr. d. G. WILLIAMS,
late of Cedar Rapids, and formerly of Free:
port, ILL.,, is about establishing here first.
class Photograph Gallery. Mr.. WILLIAMS
has the reputation of being superior artist,
and those who have seen specimens of his
work say that his pictures are excelled by
none. Mr.. W. has bought residence here,
and intends making this place his permanent
home. Where the gallery will be located is
not yet fully determined, but when the gen.
tlcman is ready to receive calls from the pub
lie due notice will be given through our
columns.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

DRUM ENNESS CURED.-The Inebriate
may row bid defanee to the tempting cup. Dr. zANEy
ANTlDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK is a certain cure for
Dranheness tcreates dislike for strong drink and
can be administered without the knowledge of the patient
Price. box Sent by mail to any address, by g. c.
uPliAM, 4oS CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Circulars sent Free MA. Tim . ..a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS or BOTH sExEs.-A
everend gentleman having been restored to health In
ew 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
eow creatures the means Of cure Hence the recipe
an addressed envelope he will send Gree copy Of the
prescription used Direct to Dr. JOHN NJ. DAasAL, 1856
Fulton Street. Brooklyn. New York feb
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

u p I'd
FT'ghtened.-Some Waverly copperheads
visited this place last Wednesday. and tho
when at home in the habit of wearing COD.
.perhead pins, they did not attempt anything
Of the kind here. One of our Union men
went to one Of them, who claims to be
. bright and shining light, Care we not riq1s)
and asked him if'he was not agent for COD.
.psrhead badges, and stated that he wanted to
gets few. AThe man applied to has receiv.
cd whole packages of the article right from
.headquanters.) The copperhead smelt big
mice, and said he was not the agent, and had
nothing Of the kind about him, (HoDNrrr
never carried any weapons, either.) He ~.s
asked # he was certain about :.,ua.,-and he
was very certain. Wsiiii, said the Union man,
you have had packages Of pins in your DOS.
session, and heretofore some of you Waverly
copperheads have been down here, and on
going homo have boosted that you wore your
pins on our streets. Now, If you have any
pins about you, and intend to wear them
nere' want to know II, At this the cop.
perhesa got so badly scared that he couldn't
hold h's-well, no matter. -and right sud-
denly sksdaddled for home. Just before
leaving one Of the illustrious visitors va.
heard to remark 70 bis companions that they
must be very cautious here. and had better
got out Of this id abolition hole as soon as
possible. That was right.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

Timely Warning.-We understand that a
venerable copperhead says that I" if SIGH like
doings am not desisted from in futurity,"-
referring to the HoDNsrr affair, we may ex.
pect at no distant day to receive visit from
some four or i've hundred copperheads who
will avenge the indignity heaped upon their
brother "snaik." Let 'em come, for in that
case there would certainly be few less rep
tiles on the face Of the earth. The Union
men are prepared for any emergency that
may arise. n
The mower nows on though the adder may writhe
And the copperhesd curl round the bleeding scythe"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

Soldiers did Socisty.-Mr. d. G. OvERNAN
has very kindly offered the ladies of this So
ciety an acre Of ground, already prepared, for
planting potatoes, The ladies have accepted
the offer, and now solicit the aid of all those
gentlemen who can spare the time in plant.
ing them. The Society will meet on next
Tuesday afternoon at Mr.. d. G. OvERMAN's,
and it is urgently requested that those who
are willing to assist will come, bring their
hoes, and plant the potatoes at that time. A
number of gentlemen in town have kindly
donated some ten bushels, which is thought
sufficient to plant the ground. After the
work is done there will be a picnic supper
prepared for all who attend. The young Ia
dies and gentlemen are requested to attend
the ladies to contribute their mite towards
the supper, and the gents their hoes to the
work. Do not forgotten next Tuesday af.
ternoon, at D. G. OvERMAN's,-Society and
later Bee " combined.
MRS. LENNOx II. BARNES, Ssc'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

Msa1.-Thcre has been no news received
from our Black Hawk County boys in the
army Of Gen. Grant, since the late battles
near 'Vicksburg. The division in which is
the alst iowa. was actively engaged. The
Fighting ,EouSth" was at Haines' Bluff
-. Mr..JoHN ScaENck will please accept on,
'than'ssfor favors from his superior garden
-. The people of this place are making the
necessary preparations for proper obsery.
snce Of the coming Fourth of July. !. We
had heavy shower of rain yesterday. /.
N. BURNS has purchased the lumber yard Of
.GooDHUE & Co. We hope that friend Burns
will be abundantly prospered in his business
;. Last Wednesday some fine coaches
arrived here for the use Of the Western Stage
Company. Provost Marshal Curtis pass
cd through this place last Monday on his
way to Fort Dodge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29
NOTICE


rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE DUBUQUE AND
l. Sioux City Railroad Company have located their
Road through the wing lands and that the owners
Of said tracts do not apply before tho 8Oth day OF May
1862 to the Shern Of Black Hawk County TO have thcr
damages assessed, said Company will proceed and have
the same assessed
TOWN LOTS IN CEDAR FALLS.
Lots 2, 8 and4, In block I, between Warrington and
Clay Streets.
Lots 2, 8, :. 8 and ., block IS, between Clay and
Franklin.
Lots and 8, block 10, between Franklin and fremont
Lots !, 2,6 and Z, block %, between fremont and
Iowa.
Lots8 and 5, Block 20, between Iowa and Walnut.
Lots l. and 9, block 81 between Walnut and Olive.
Second Streets.
Also the following tracts In Township So r. IA vest
In said county
SCI ofNE}
SW4 NET ,,,
SW ofNw3
E3ofNE}
W4ofNE3
NV ofRE4 Of section TO-
NE4 ofSw{
iofsw4
NET ofsE.
gW3ofsEt eeeuon'.
NV 3ofsEt
Dubuque. March % 1885, MAO VI.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

publicly promulgate their views on the streets
of Cedar Falls,-and just as often as they at
tempt it they will be summarily dealt with.
In our estimation a Northern traitor is a
much more despicable being than the mis-
guided Southern rebel who with musket in
his hand boldly fights for the cause he has
espoused. We have not the least sympathy
with the fotmer, and believe he deserves a
darker fate than the latter. 1t is as much
our duty to crush out rebels at home as it is
the duty of our citizen soldery to strike
down rebels on Southern battle-felds, and
by the memory of the thousands of homes
that treason's fell hand has darkened, and by
the memory of the unnumbered graves scat.
tered broadcast DER the plains of the South
that are filed with the honored dust of
Iowa's bravest and best, we will do our duty
our whole duty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-29

other celebrated pedestrian,-for we would
match HoDNErr against the world on a foot
race, and bet our bottom dollar on his win.
ming easily. Where he spent the night we
did not learn, but early the next morning he
was seen going down the railroad track on a
hand-car, on his way to some more congenial
cline. Soon after HoDNErr left the Schaus
House deputation went back and examined
the room he had occupied, and their search
was rewarded by finding secreted in the bed
upon which he sat when arrested, loaded
revolver and very fine stiletto. These
were confsticated."
Among those engaged in this Affair vere
our best and most respected citizens. Eve.
~ part Of the Programme was conducted ia
an orderly and quiet manner, and as no per.
son'.. violence was intended, (unless forcible
resistance should be made,) none was offered,
No insult or indignity was offered Mr.. Hon.
NETT other than that of ordering him,-and
this was done in as quiet and gentlemanly
Z manner IS demand Of this nature could
be made leave the Town Immediately as
his presence was obnoxious to the loyal Dor.
ton Of this community. We are induced
to say this much on account Of long and
garbled report which appeared in the Herald
Of last Tuesday, which states among other
misrepresentation that HobNErr was logged
about and repeatedly threatened with per-
sonal violence. If bodily injury had been
contemplated, there was nothing to have
hindered its infection at the time HopSErr
was in the custody Of the Union men. Ono
thing is certain: treason nongers cannot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-08
MILITARY ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS MILITIA u. g.,

WASHINGToN, June 80, 1863
General Order, No. -.
The Commanding General of the District has
received from Gen. Fry, the Provost Marshal
General, the following communication
"PROyOsT nj ARsHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
'sWAsHINGToN, June 80, 1863
s'To Major General Weightman, Commander
Militia District of Columbia.
'sSlr L nave the honor TO enclose here with
communication calling out part of the Militia
of the District of Columbia. You are respect
fully requested to forward the same to Major
Gen Geo. &. Thomas, 10 whom it is addressed,
and who is assigned TO command the regiments
thus called out.
81 am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, JAMES b. Fry,
"Proyost Marshal General
The President directs that eight regiments of
infantry be called out for Immediate service
for sixty days, unless sooner discharged
The President has designated Major General
George G. Thomas to command this force.
All the necessary details will rest with Major
General Thomas, to whom parties Interested
will address themselves.
1t is directed by the President that the Ord :
nance Department Issue the necessary arms
and equipments, and that the Adjutant Cen
eral will designate officers to muster the militia
into service according to existing orders.
1t is further directed that this order be exc
cuted with as little noise and display as posi-
BILE.
accompanies of the uniformed volunteer cav
airy and infantry OF the District present them
selves for muster into the United States service
IN accordance with the provisions eff this order
they will be accepted.
BY order Of Major Gen. Weightman, Com
mandins Officer District Of Columbia.
WADSWoRTH RAMSAY,
jy 6-3t Adjutant General Militia ID. q.