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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

With the opening Of spring and the awak-
| ening interest in business affairs attendant
on the season, inquiries as to the present
condition and probable future of our own
State naturally present themselves for con-
sideration. From somewhat extensive in
quiry and examination, We are convinced
that in all that constitutes true prosperity
Iowa is now in better condition financially,
and commercially, than at any previous Pc
riod Of its history. A very large proportion
of the indebtedness entailed upon our State
by the financial revulsion OF '57 has been
Cancelled some of it by the payment in full
Of principal and interest, some by compro-
mise with creditors, and much by legal pro-
cess and sale Of encountered property, True,
the process has been severely painful, but
cncouragingly fruitful Of good results. Many
a worthy citizen has been well nigh ruined
in passing the fiery ordeal some wholly so
and many others have been compelled to
foregoa the nominal ownership of quarter
section of fertile soil or paatial dwelling,
in order to save an humble I" forty acre piece"
or an unpretending residence, from the hands
of the sheriff. Yet the general result has
been none the less beneficial. A vast load
of debt has been removed, the annual pay
mcnt of constantly increasing indebtedness
for q large amount of interest has been avoid
ed, and there is = general freedom from finan-
cial embarrassments and care that pleasantly
contrasts with the long season Of anxious de-
preston that followed the eventful winter of
'57 and SO. -..s-.:r-nr
At no period during the last five years has
the average price of farm produce ruled so
high. and never has there been so much sold
in Iowa as during the past winter. In every
quarter of the State the farmers have been
selling wheat and pork for cash, in quanti
ties that will appear surprisingly large when
the statistics shall be carefully collected
AS a natural result of this, the mass of the
agricultural population Of Iowa have been
and now are better supplied with money than
ever before in the history Of the STATE. A
gentleman of this city, whose business has
nscesstated an intimate acquaintance with
every county in Iowa, having just returned
from an extensive tour through the North
western portion Of the State, assures us that
at no time since 1857 has he found collec-
tons SO easily made, and the evidences o.
financial prosperity so abundant County
officials stated to our informant that taxes
were never so readily paid, nor were the de-
lirquent lists so small as now,
These are .ut few Of the proofs that
ight be adduced to show that notwithstand-
ing the heavy drain Of the war on our pro-
ductive wealth in SO materially reducing the
number of laborers, never too largely nu-
merous, Iowa is now, as never before, on the
high road to substantial and permanent pros
perity. The prospect is indeed encouraging
and full of promise, With the increased at
tenr,on devoted to the growth of wool, fax,
sorghum and other staples, now everywhere
manifested, We may well look for glorious
future for our State. .rr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
Ladies' Union League.

p Some sixty ladies in Madison, Wis, have
organized . Union League, to encourage 10y
atty, and bring the weight Of their influence
agains: treason: 1t is the intention Of the
League to secure the formation Of similar
associations throughout the State. The de-
signs of the League are set forth in the fol-
lowing resolutions: -
q 14. BY retl enchmsnt In household and personal
peDses the end that the material Of the Gov
srnnent may far possible be devoted to the entire
and thorough yindicaton Of its authority. ,nS In
ID BY strengthening 10 the hearts Of citizens at home
the senmen. Of lore and for the National Gov
ernment and Of In them unwaverng deter
ninaton, that he eddy waged against the On
lon Of these States shall cease until rebellion shall
have utterly crushed out and the integrity Of the
Republic re-established upon and enduring basis
Sd. b. keeping before our soldiers now engaged, Of
hereafter ~ be into the service ii the country In
dubable evidence Of the sympathy and untirinl
cooperation ofall true American women, and that u 4
our purpose to do our whole duty BY their families.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

ev TuzEE ars.wo things with which the SOL
tliers in the field arc especially pleased
First, the slrinscn orders issued concerning
ldessrters. and the certainty that tho days Of
Immunity for stragglers, of all grades, in
Nor,hs,n communities are over, and that
military punishment viii be inflicted. Sec
ond, the CONSUMPTION. The old soldiers did
not like the eHtrnyagant bounty business
last fall, and now they look to the eonscrip.
ton as osferiEg ;icm certainty Of all the
ssiLfo.eems-ts TIA. may be required. ssft
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
NEWS ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

An official Somerset telegram, dated last
Tuesday says Gen. Giimores fsfces attack.
cd the rebels under Pegram, in a strong pc.
siton near Somerset, yesterday, fought Eve
or six hours, and whipped them badly, driv.
ing them towards the river: The rebels
outnumbered US two to one. Our loss does
not exceed thirty. The rebel loss not stated
| A Memphis special of the 28th says:
The ram Switzerland was but slightly in.
jured in passing Vicksburg. ~,srua-.,a,,=.sr
The Tuscumba and Monarch have gone
up the Yazoo. a7A.a"1 .s~ :re.::a7 -~1aas5
1t is also reported that the rebels have
evacuated Haines' Bluff" ,... -........,:.r.
The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia North american, says: "Thc
Administration confidently expects, before
the close Of tho week, news Of important
successes our feet in tho rear of Charleston
II the batteries at Stone can be taken, it is
believed troops can be landed to reach the
city without assaulting Forts Sumter and
Moultric, which, being cut of, would fall
without the loss of ammunition or vessels"
A Washington letter to the Commercial
Adcertiser, says: "Adjt. Gen. Thomas is
at the West, and, should he recommend,
other troops win follow the corps Of Burn
side" ...,..,....-t ........,r-........-g
Gold has taken jump upward today.
1t is quoted at 56f. .'" 10 "..''@I. III.
Dispatches from Washington says the
Provost Marsha's for the several States, un-
der the Consumption law, have been appoint
cd, and will be announced in few days.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

A Southern rebel who attacks the supper
tiers Of the Government openly and valiantly
with musket, q cannon or a sword, may BE-
a brave and a manly fellow but Northern
traitor conspiring against the Government
in secret. and attacking it under present cir
cunstances, SO far as he daros, with pois-
oned pen OF kissing tongue, must neces
ssrily be coward, an migrate and a dirty
fellow. E.M
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Iowa are requested to send dele
gates to State Convention to be held In the CITY Of
Des Mones, on Wednesday the 18th OF June 1868 to
commence at 10 o'clock, A. M for the purpose Of plac
Ing In nomination. to be voted for the ensuing October
election, candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor
and one Judge OF the Supreme Court and for the trans
Of such other business may properly come before
he Convention. .. r-.-f, 49,. 10, ...- .
The ratio Of representation will be the same AZ at tho
last Republican State Convention viz One delegate to
each organised county. and one delegate additional for
each 100 votes cast at tho last Presidential election for
Hon. Abraham Lincoln President Of the United States
Fractional vote Of 10 more will be entitled to an add
onal delegate All ctsens without distinction Of party
who are heartily IL favor of sustaining the Government
IN the use Of all Constitutional and necessary War meas
ures for the speedy and complete suppression Of the Re
be'lon, and The punishment OF Treason who are op.
posed to the schemes designed to bring anarchy and
ooodshed to orr own redes by dividing the Free States
Into hostile and petty Conederacics and who st,l be
eve in the good old doctrine Of General Jackson me
Onsos naust and shall Be preserred," are cordially
invited to unite In sending delegates, ,H, E-r Il
County Central Committees are requested to take such
steps As win insure full attendance at the Convention
and thorough and efficient organ'sason Of their
tive countess. ,yTre e.s JAMES I. LANE,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

i THE Administration Is denounced. and
aid is threatened to be withheld from IL, on
the assumption that some Of tho war meas.
ures Of Congress are unconstitutional"
Admit the assumption. Are not treason and
rebellion unconstitutional ?" The ''uncon-
stitntionap' acts Of the Confederate Govern.
rnent have forathoir purpose the destruction
ofthe Republic. Those Of Congress are in.
tended to save ii. Shall We make the supple.
ton Of ,inconstitutionality'' in the one case
snex:use for permitting the triumph Of what
is ecrcc3sa to be UNCONSTITUTIONAL in the
other? 3H5 as,'a Z, 't3%~" E..>'5 s.- So
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

GoLp is still calculating. The gamblers
make desperate efforts to keep up the prices.
The capture Of vicksburg or Charleston,
or any other great Union victory would
bring gold down to d per emit. In Rich
mond gold is worth 500 per cent. for Con-
Tolerate money. 7'" s'S'-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
We huve good accounts from the Negro

25 We have good accounts from the Negro
Regiments. There can be no longer any SEN
,sibls doubt but what the black man can be
made equally serviceablein the field Of battle
asin the fieldof labor. Copperheads may be.
gin TO think 80 too, perhaps, about the time
the CONSUMPTION bill--which is a bitter pill
to them commences to operate fn U9aa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

g
UNION LEAGuEs.--The Continental Month
~ for April has the following timely article
on this important subject. We trust the
loyal men Of the Cedar Valley will give heed
to its teachings T. -.ea-s
Rcader-wherever you are, either join a
Union League, or get one up. If there be
none in your town, gather few friends to-
gether-and mud, that they be good, loyal
Unionists, withouta suspicion Of verdgrease
or oopperhead poison about them-and at
once put yourselves in connection with the
central Leagues of the great cities. Those
of Philadelphia, New York, and Boston are
all conducted by honorable men Of the high
est character--and we may remark, by the
way, that in this respect tbs contrast between
the leaders Of the Leagues and of the Verdi
grease Clubs is indeed remarkable. When
you have formed your league, SEQ that ad.
dresses are delivered there frequently, that
patriotic documents and newspapers arc
collected there, and finally that it does good
| service in every way in forwarding the war,
and in promoting the determination to pre-
| servo the Union. II 1T az
The copperheads aim not only at letting
the South go-they hope to break the North
to fragments, and trust that in the general
crash each of them may secure his sharo.-
When the war first broke out, Fernando
Wood publicly recommended the secession
Of New York as free city-and very FREQ
city It would have been under the rule Of
Fernando the Firstl And this object of i" dis.
solution and of division" is still cherished
in secret among the true leaders of the trail
tors. s&tt trt2 flI - %Z.6.E e
j The time has come when every true Amer
lean should 60 to work in earnest to strength
en- the Union and destroy treason, whether
in the field or at home. "A foe to liberty and
to human rights is a foe, whether he be q
fellow countryman or not, and against such
foes it is the duty Of every good citizen To
declare himself openly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

ANOTHER successful cavalry raid has been
accomplished froum Hooker army into the
enemy's country. Lots Of plumber wescap-
turrd and some damage done. rs., ..'.....
These raids by the Union cavalry have Of
late become as frequent and effective as
were those Of the rebels formerly, but while
the croakers were lachrymose over the dam
aging dashes Of tho rebels, they regard SINH
lar aud even more successful dashes by the
Unionists, as Of little account. The fact is,
our cayslry-the only troops that can oper-
alto while the mud prevails-are accomplish
ing wonders in almost every military depart
mcnt, bat the ''great expectations" Of the
public SO far exceed reason and possibility,
that our troops do not receive tho full cred
it that is due them when something is &C.
lcomp,.shed. This is unsrateful and unrea.
sonaL.e., ass a.g.-.af. E..- .-.o-.ft ....s. ~,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
White Willow Cuttings,
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Six Thousand Zone mile fencs). ......... $500
Twenty Thousand Observation-Disclosures. 7bUO
These the genuine, being from the first trees plant
ed In the West.
Extra Apple Trees and years old. Best variety
elY per hundred Persons raising club for 500 treo
at 500 90 will receive 1a0 gratis. ....a- ..a.Ef
Order at once. ss..#.r. .s..E s-s. u g. ~
k1H- TERMS. Cash reference With order.
All stock delivered on cars at Bloomington.
Address t . ID. A. KAY,
y4ntw2. Bloomington, Uuno3.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
NECESSITY OF HARMONY.

The Davenport Democrat and Neses in an
article entitled as above, urges the great ne.
csssity Of unity Of action in the Democratic
party in order to secure success. 1t says ::
r. !" In unity alone there is strength, and
sooner or later the Union policy must pre-
vail. If this man or,that man is dlsaffected,
let him not make crusade upon the par
ty and endsnger its success, but rather let
him stiae his prejudices for the partys good.
No party can be successful without the exist.
encc of kindly feeling of compromise, and
he who persistsin stubbornness is worse than
on open enemy" 5'".[ 90 ~"
Of Now we believe all loyal men ought to
act in reference to their country just as this
Democratic paper urges regarding its party.
1t is unfortunate that in these loyal States,
at such perilous time as now, there should
exist other than one Party, that the Uncon.
d;tional Union Party. There can be but two
at most, a Party for and Party against the
Union. There is no half way grsund-either
man must be Internationally for the Union,
Or Internationally opposed to it. The Union
Party is conducted by the authorities at
Washington-the Disunion Party by the au-
thorities at Richmond. Is who is not for us
is against us. The man who does not sup
port the Administration of Abraham Lincoln
is an assistant to the nefarious projects of
Jefferson Davis nest Of traitors Now this
Democratic Journal, which We quote above,
would not take tho same ground in reference
to tho Union as it does regarding its party,
and issue in the same spirit the words: If
this man or that man is disaffected. let him
not make crusade upon the Union and en-
danger its success, but rather let him stife
his prejudices for the Unions good" This
same paper says if tho house becomes d.
vidsd against itself, its security is extremely
uncertain" Then we ask" Why labor to
divide the North against itselfy" Does the
editor wish the house to fall F? We aboni-
nate those men who urge unity and har,nc-
ny in their clique that its strength may be
garnercd for a blow that shall rend in twain
the great heart Of the loyal North; men who
call Peace Meetings and compromises with
armed rebels the" Union Policy" men who
so deplore the war for the suppression Of re-
bell;on, and wish that the traitors might be
let alone. This i Democratic Party "-as it
is called--will do to watch, there is danger
Of their getting poison into loyal blood
Let true Union men everywhere be watchful
and vigalant, ready ever to put heel on ey
cry Copperhead that dares to show his fangs.
They mean to play the wizard with the bal
lot box and accomplish wonders. Watch the
hypocrtes and be ye not deceived.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

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