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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11
g-g9 -rrr From Eet N, o., Democrat.
THE e0icire for all Seasons.

DR, EopLCK'S SrONkCH BgrTERs.-Wr profes. to have
mere than superficial knowe'lge II the heaipS art
and while wesre tdl5prcpsrcd to admit that bunhug is
hut anothtr word for imposition, and thercfae do not
allow any rtseucnt Or notice pear In pa
per- HAT has the least tendency TO corrupt the human
MIND; are alTays lad 10 recommend what believe
to be real h"on to society, and having made expert
neBtal asset Dr RSbaeks Stomach Bittcrs we bear
testimony to their real genuine and very beneficial use
Dr. E'sitters far surFass any PREPARATION of tile Kind
We have ever used ana we urge all who need mild
safe, and agreeable tonic TO try this medicine at once
IL you try it once. You will be to try II again. 1t il.
just the thing for the stomach in hot weather.
May8O 1857. See Advertisement.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Orphan Asylum Fund We had intended
to publish list Of contributors to the Orph
an Asylum fund, but are obliged to omit DO
ing so for the reason that two Of the subscrip
ton papers are yet out, ia whose hands We
know not, and consequently We have beer
unable to get hold Of the necessary docu
n,ents,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Accident -THoMAs SMITH, Of Dubuque, q
brakeman on the d. & S. c. Il. R., was seri.
ously injured at this place on Tuesday last.
by being jhmmed between two cars which he
was coupling. He was taken TO Dubuque.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Saol2 StoTm.-it showed furiously nearly
all day Wednesday, and tho wind blew saw
'1sely, Pilng up the snow in large drifts
The storm used up the telegraph, and the
state Of the roads is such that travelling is
outof the question, and thus our election
returns from about homie aud abroad are yc.
.mcaser. However, the cops are suited, as
they will hear the resul, as soon as they care
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Union TosenshtP Conan':ttes.--At the eau.
Gus hsld last Saturday evening, the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed Township
Committee for the Union party for the ensu-
ing year: P. MELEsDY, F. SESSIONS and Jo-
sIAH THoNpsoS ..... ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Photographs.-O. +. MAIN, of Waverly, a
superior Photographic artist, has rooms over
HoTcHKIss' store, where he will remain until
the 26th of this month We have examined
his specimens, and, if we are judge, they
show great artistic merit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

4 CentenGriaa for Ltncoln.--Mr. DAVE
STYLES, who is nearEy one hundred years Of
age, aud has voted for every President from
WASHINGTON to LINCOLN, went to the polls
yesterday and put in straight Union ticket.
The old patriot loves his country with all the
ardor of his early dssa,-DaJuqns Tiaaes
who is in bis 05th year. voted the straight
Union ticket. We thought the cops looked
abashed and ashamed as this venerable old
patriot approached the Ballot box and voted
10 perpctaate Ia. Government founded in his
infancy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11
Cherokee Remedy and Injection,

TO OCP FEMALE READERs.--wc call the atteuson
Of eur female readers 20 the advertisement In columns
Of the CHERsxEr REMEDY ISJscrios for the Of
f7UoF Atbas, the Whites These vegetable
Pounds have been found most sovereign specific 70
ts use by the removal Of which they also aid In rSgulst
ing the periods OF the female rysem often nerupte
by FRaOr Abss. They certain 20 speedily and
thoroughly, and contain mineral posonsare perfect.
~ innccuoUs TO the most delicate organization. They
also the hsst and effective Of Gouorrhsa and
elect yet discovered. Call or Cherokee Remedy In
eetion ssd by all dru slsts throughout ID. country
MADAME l.. 4. rAUTR0IX's INSTRUCTIONS.
1'AFEMALEs suffering from painful Menstruaticn Ir
reguartie7 and Distinctions from whatevercau~e
Parsons CoSTSNrI ATsG MARRIAGE and h7'ff.5 itopl-
Generality viii 6nd tother advantage TO stady MAD
ANE PAuTEoIIs Conversation with Ladies' che means
oiAvoting all Irregularities in
Menstruaon and the health happiness of Married
Women. Those wishing advice from one schooed and
experienced and conpssnt to teach, nsy obtain this
Essay properly sealed by enclosing Two three cent post
sge s!ypsps and addressing, Madame L. A FAutrotr,
d. Bsnsecs. New Ysst crtT. e. .r sa.g-. ~ 9
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11
COPS, WOULD YOU LIKE A DEBATE :

Shout the glad tt2iags, Ger land, and Ger sea /;
The Cops Gre all basted--6ally fer srs
Is At the election on Tuesday last the Union
men Of Cedar Falls achieved most brilliant
victory, astonishing even themselves. AS
the Union men are elated the Cops are cor
respondingy detected. The latter openly
boosted that they would largely increase their
former vote, but to their chsgrn they did not
hold their own, even though they had the
assistance Of some thirty odd Irish lsborerS
on the railroad mary Of whom tsd no
right to vote here at ALL The poll book OF
the clerk Of election shows the following as
the result Of the days work: '
Whole number OF votes polled. .....43T
ELECTORAL. TIcgEr. off,. ...v
Union candidates in Roman; Copperhesi in Ea!io.
Union Electors, ...........s....... 80 [
Copperhead Electors, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 76
Union majority, .,...... PSI
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
A. W. Hubbard, ............. 357
LeGn9sr Chapman, .................. rs
Union majority, ....... .........26l
STATE TIeGEr.
The Union candidates for State Offices
right through received tie same majority as
above.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

To Loyal Ken.-At a meeting Of the Union
men Of this place last Tuesday evening, the
following resolution was adopted and ordered
published:
Resolred, That we believe al loyal men
should give their patronage to loyal men in
business, in preference to disloyal or doubt
full men.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Rat!fcdtion.--As we 60 to press a rstiti1
cation meeting is being held in the large hall
We cannot report proceedings, but hazard
nothing in predicting big time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

~" Cause Of Bid Temper ~ IF person
eats light snd nutritious food and digestion
is good, tho temper ougbt 10 be mild. Much
Of the soarness of temper noticed Is doubt.
less attributable to food Bad bread is a
prolific source Of mischief in digestion. and
bad temper AS consequence. No one will
have poor bread who uses DE LAND & Co.'s
Chemical Saleratus, a pure article, making
light, wholesome bread and biscuits The
grocers hare il. 'sar. E.as afta SO
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Gov. SroSE's majority in thi, place last
year Was l73. This year ws give Old ABE
PSI msjority-a Union gain Of enc hundred
and eight votes in twelve months. We feel
proud of this showing, ana think that few il
any towns in the State will be able to sxaibi,
better record We do no. believe that
there is township in the county but ths,
will increase its former Union vote. and
you may safely put Old Black Hawk down
for 200 Union majority, All the returns
We have been able to receive from the other
townships up to the hour Of going to press,
may be found elsewhere. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Masoaic.-Black Hawk Lodge Of A. f. &
A. II. meets tomorrow Saturday evening
for work.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

s Life fns1fraace. MFR. s. NJ. CASE
has been appointed Assistant General Agent
for the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance in
Iowa. lie i prepared TO issue applications
and obtain Policies in this old and reliable
Company. 50
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Personal - Mlssrs. G. B. SFusor, WIN.
CoBuRN and DANIEL BARcocx, who three
years ago enlisted in this place, and ever since
have been doing duty on the frontier, srIiv,
ed home few days since, their term OF ser
vice having expired. A letter from their
regiment under date Of October 3lst, SAYS:
The non.vets of,Co. X arc to ba muster.
ed out to day, twenty in number. c. b
STiisoS, billy CoBuEN and DAN. BABcocx
OF Cedar Falls, are among them, and we srs
more than sorry to part with such boys. The
whole Tthrcgiment love and respect them
anc not without cause for better soldiers
or ruer companions never wore blue. They
have served three faithful years, aud now
they are surely entitled to a long furlougi
and good time, Good by, boys; you hsv,
the best wishes Of all tho vets on the BE-
Sioux"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11
Tase 10 note yilpl.asant a,.a 800. N.aIeln1,

7dte no more Unpleasant and t,tsafs Atdtcine,.
For unpleasant aud dangerous diseases use HELM
BoID's EXTRACT BUCHU, which has received the en-.
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for the following diseases and symptoms originating fron
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General Debility, Mental and n deal Depression ihe-
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Ideas Hysicria eeEeral Irritabty Restlessness and
seepessuess at Night Absence u Muscular risciency
Loss Of Appetite, Emaciatldn. Los Spirits Diaorganiza
ton or Paralysis Of the Organs Of Generhtion Palpa
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

For Sale or 7rade-J. W. HART offers q
house and lot for sale or trade. Read his
advertisement.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Behind Time.--We delay the publication
of our paper until Friday evening, in order to
give fuller election returns.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Orphan Festical-The Ladies' Soldiers,
Aid Society made six Of the soldiers orph,
ans Of this place life members OF the Iowa
Orphan Asylum, thereby mourning liability
Of $4,000. which the Society is anxious to
discharge as soon as practicable. With this
view it has been arranged to give an ORPHAN
FESTIVAL at Ovsrman's Hall, on Thursday
evening, November cath, National Thanks
giving Day, when it is hoped the friends Of
the cause will so exhibi, their interest as to
enable the Society to realize the sum desired
No pains are to be spared we are assured, to
make the entertainment novel and interesting
to all who may attend. A tree of fate, a lake
for fishers, psstoflice, and many other
things, which the ladies will pardon US for
not mentioning, as We have forgotten, are to
be among the features Of the occasion. Bills
and programmes will be issued and dstrib
utsd in due time from which the public can
obtain full information. The object is GER
tsinly one of the most laudabie that the pso
pie can be called upon to aid, and the Aid
Society most assurediy is fully entitled to
confidence. We feel ,hat the ladies will give
On entertainment which will prove satsfacto
~ and pleasing to all, at least if they carry
out q 1.-THE Of the plans advanced by their
liveliest takers and workers. We feel that
nothing is risked in assuring the public that
the ladies will do their best The programme,
as before remarked, VIII be nopsl cid and
stale features will be excluded, and nothing,
at least, partaking of the nature of bore
will be admitted. VIII the dear public &c,
on the gui Dire as soon as possible!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11
WY SOyF

NEW sun u.
e. Goods have come down 70 90 ! y
At Cedar Falls so found: 2E
e.. .aanaB e@s Hurrah iIurrah q %
81 Anthings now look bright
ALLEN has started right .,.-- f. ..
... IIurrah Ilurrah!
No high price goods you find Co.,.
In his store Of any kind;
"E @a. Hurrsh / Hurrah
The crowd to his counter is great
TO see the prices Of late; ~-...
Hurrah! Hurr'h'
Gives ail, both great and small,
Rare chances when they call; a."
llurrah! IIurrah!
He is bound to keep the trade ..
lie in years past so laid; ,
Hurrah Hurrshl
To ALBERT ALIENS you can go
And find goods just so; -. .. ..-.
Hurrah Hurrsh
- .
IMPORTANT!
IMPERATIVEt
IMP A r L ALI
I M NJ Il d l At Ell
Attention is called Of those parties
indebted to the old firm of Hatch &
Allen. Now Is the day---now is the time
10 sape costs by paying ALBERT ALLEN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

.. q. Publishers Notice. .u ... ..
sM CASE is the duly authorized travelling ageu! Of
shs GAZETTE He has full authority to receive subscrp
lions, and receipt therefor. .a...s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

7osnsl!p C6isers-At the Union caucus
held last Saturday evening, the following
gentlemen were nominated for the positions
mentioned in connection with their names
for the ensuing year. Every man is Union
TO the core, and all elected last Tuesday by
overwhelming msjorities -#
Township Clerk, Fred Boehmler
Justices Of the Peace, William II. Nc
Clure, John .. A. Crosby.
Assessor, Il. p. speer.
Township Trustees, Sheppard Wilson
William p. Case, j. II. OvermSn.
Constsbles, Fitzroy Sessions, J. J. Nc
Cowen. 4.az
Road Supervisor-Dstrict No. I, G. F. ia
quith. " 1885,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11
CEDAR FALLS SOUND
THE ooPs HUNTING TIER HoEEs.

HH OUi HV0 IINT h1l5IA1 HVLI.ss'
Union Majority I've Hundred &
EiGisty-Onc! -.,-..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

coed 7emp}@rs Ie,tioal. The festival
held last evening was a success, especially
when We consider the bad state Of the wealth
or and roads. The attendance was large,
and had tbs weather been moro favorable.
! the hall of the Templsrs would not have held
the crowd that would have been present.
The entertainment consisted Of music, speak
ing, social converse sweet" and an excel.
lent supper, which latter was served up in
Horticultural HALL The G. s. Ii. Club, who
went in 10 the third or fourth table, must re-
member that the great number who proceed.
cd them made fearful itsroads into the piles
Of good things provided, and If they did not
find matters altogether to their liking, il was
because they scaIns at tho eleventh hour,
when the stock Of eatables had been pretty
wei! reduced. We do not think that anyone
who sat down 10 the first or second table
could in justice find any fault The proceeds
Of the evening we're about $50 90, half 81
which was required to cover expenses -.
1 e .. T. f------z-ss ------ 4. ~. E..ss fl
| coRperhtad 1ora'aig 7iehet-The follow
ing was the makeup OF the township ticket
Of the Peace Democracy last Tuesday We
pu: it on record for The reason that it was
beaten so fsr ont Of sight that we are mclin,
ed to believe that my will be disposed to
dispute that there ever was such q ticket in
the field. But there was such q ticket and
here it is: ,...-..r ~
| For Township Supery isor, O. Il. NuI'srly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11
THROW OUT THE STARRY FLAG !.

HURRAH FOR OUR SIDE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

I
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sc,I, saesea. Htartnvn, Sick Headache, Grsmp and
Pains ~ tile a,stach and Bowels Acidtydf te ssoca.
aci Cholera Mofbus, Dvsentery, andGenerai Debility
an. veal pess of The Whole sgstemtf at single bot
tie iil never urge again VI We fail athss case
Uur s-l0asdge VI ts menus, the uony
all who have tried 1t the sneOmnnsoj huDreds at
Beighbors dat! 10 yourself and the bene-
fel Isslt, Es certain sts ell rnestiy ier.
s.steEty, trge Sou TO jtst try Bottle. n what
say u correct i our statements concerning won
derfui yrtsssfe not oyad to be true IL yeu do
that the. operation Of be medicine is sad
perfectly wonderful viii renonnce profession a.
caterers to ME public heath and retire fran the field
admitting that are incompetent 10 compound medic.
nnl preparation which would be ented to your conf.
deuse. t-.5ez ~ sas ts4 81 .45
Gold by druggists every shere. Price. 81 per Bottle
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
c. q. CLARK 4 Co. Psoytistors
New Haven, Conn
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sagH ~ So
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

rEI0y GAxy or OWE HUNDRED EIGHT!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Goes D,spcl'Sia Cure.
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CURES DysENTERY WITHOUT FAIL.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREl
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CuREl
CURES CRAMPS AND collie PAINS.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CUREi
CURES CHOLERA MoRBus EVERY TINE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREl
CURES INDIGESTION AS SURE AS you TAKE,IT.
GOES DYsPEpsiA CURE,
s'. CURES HEARTBURN AND HEADACHE. -.'
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREl
REGULATES AND TONES THE STOMACH
.t GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi
10 sovereign remcdytor all diseases Of the STOMACH
" and BOWELS.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Cures FEVERs and AGUE-ist those afflicted with this
. rs4s a.zaE malsdy try IL. .Tr4.a s a-
t@@ CoEs DYspEpsIA"CURr! @ss@@
Cures nsantaneousy and you do not have to walt a
n 81 Us week to ser its ofects. q FL =
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Is the greatest appetizer knownit only ere
stes the appetite, but enables you to easily
EE Es digest your food. uv ssfF
t.s NEs GOES DYSPEPSIA CUaEi r
I. recommended by ell the leading physicians
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Il an Invaluable friend TO all who are weak facilitated
.t. Il andjn i0w stale Of normal action. Fz.t.'
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Is warranted to do all have c'auied for It. and we
will furus You certificates Of bert citizens and
gynien 10 back up cur statement.
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Isnlispsnsae TO- the porfuiuttesu Of every fra
err IL at once prevents dizziness ani sickness
either steamers cars and IL failing prevent
i've Of danger from Change Of water and climate DO net
do without IT, Esa aEa4sa
coEs DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Does not exhrate and excite the patient sufferer, like
alcoholic Bitters ana beverages al. advertised 10
dyspepsia but it is medicine most wonderfully adapted
| to all diseases Of the stomach and bowels. #A
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREt
VIII relieve distress from food, purify sour sto
mach in less time than il takes to wf.e This LIE.
| a#sa coEs DYSPEPSIA CURE = tEsfe
Has equal in the world a remedial agent There
IL preparation Bowkuowa that is al certain spec
dy iDfshbe In w. seton relieving aad curing al
| once. We say this, positively. saa&
1 y >. F~ GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi .rv~ ~,
Is PREPARED by the originator OF THE Justly celebrated
Goes Cough Easam. DR., Coo has never prepared nIe
dcisa article Tor public and general use hut what has
Stood e strongest testa and has always borne The palm
Of pictosy Ls4ase II has been certified to
a5aA - 81 atsaat-------rg Has3asi GtsTl sg
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II. A. PEsKiNs, ssc,ys - -s.E = /
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

| . .. ~ GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi -r-v~ -,
Is prepared by the originator OF the Justly celebrated
Goes ough Ealsam DIR. I0e has prepared me-
dcii article Tor public and general use blt what has
Stood e strongest tet, and has always the palm
, 1864-11-01
OUR COLORED TROOPS.
The Iate Gallant Repu1ae 10 Western
Aenanch1-1se4th OF Lieutenant
J0hnAon.

Especial CORRESPONDENCE OF the Chicago Tfl5une.l
HEADQUARTERS 4rH q. 8. CoIo4Eo uKAEIl
AR1I1LkRx, CoLUnBus, KY, Oct. ".
On the morning OF the 18th inst one Of
our companies, (Capt. siples) numbering
ninety men, were attached BY = company Of
gueri1las, near Pine Bluff and Fort Done1son,
Ky., consisting of $50 men.
Captain siples' company were out On re-
cruting expedition, and were taken BY sur.
price. The enemy, outnumbering us three
to orc, expected to annihllate our little
band. But at the command Of Lieut.. JOHN
Rnn, their commander on this OCCASION, our
boys fell into line, resolved to conquer or
die. Three times tho enemy Bounded the
to retire. Three times our brave boys with
stood the shock Of overwhelming numbers
unttFriged and unmoyed, until finally the
eEemy were compelled to tiy, utterly routed
aud defeated, and leaving forty OF their
number dead and wounded on the field,
humbled and dismayed, they turned their
backs upon us, and disappeared as fast as
their legs could carry them, until they we're
seen no more. The shouts OF victory went
up from our little brave band, AID made the
We)kin ring
It taught the enemy lesson that they will
not aoon forget, and ompelled them to ad-
soldiers can no longer be doubted.
This company is i fair sample Of the mate
rial of which Col McArthur's regiment, the
4th U. 8. colored artillery. is made up. They
are expecting and hoping for the pleasure uf
visit from Cen Forrest, every day. When
that meeting takes place, the 4th U. 8. artil-
lerY will give good account OF itself.
regret to say that our victory, although q
spl' ndid one, was dearly bought. We lost
four killed and ten wounded. Among the
killed WAS one Of our best aud bravest Off,
cvre-high1y respected and beloved By all.
he fell while bravely leading On bis men to
the charge. =.
On receipt Of the news Of Ills death, an or
der was Immediately Issued by Col Nc arthur
commanding, that the q. 8. colors should be
hurg at bali mast from the fort, headquar.
te1s, and our gunboats In this port.
AZ officers, we loved Lieut.. johnson when
living, and we honor and revere his memory
now lie has passed away. He lived and died
well, and he, like all others who thus die,
will be remembered BY his grateful country.
Len coming alter him, long after We have
paesed away. Peace to his ashes.
q MrFTpDn