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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
VOLUNTEERING.

II is said that many labor under the i'm
preston that the County bounty offered to
recruits, would not be paid after the 9th inst.
This is a mistake: the bounty will be paid
until the quota Of the County is full. Fur
Their, under late decisions Of the Provost
Marshal General recruits will be credited
where they enlist and receive the local boun-
ty. Thus a person from any other county
can enlist in this county, and receive its local
bounty. and be credited to this county
Also, if the county raise its quota, even
though some townships are in deficit, the
county escapes the draft. For instance ten
or more men can yet enlist from this town,
and the excess over its quota will be credited
to the county at large.
Thus it appears that If the quota Of the
County at large be filled, no matter from what
township the recruits come,-evenif they oil
come from one or two,-ths County escapes
the draft. The commission of Mr.. St. John,
as Recruiting officer, having expired, the en-
listing is now the business Of the Deputy
Povosts, and to them persons wishing,to enlist
will now apply. The quota of the County
at large is not yet full, and measures should
be taken to fll it at once, for there is no
special time Fixed when Government bounties
viii be withheld Lieut.. Sessions is the
proper officer to apply to in this place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
Gov. STONES HNAUsunAE.

The Inaugural Address of Governor Stone
is an able aud eloquent document, full of de-
votion to the great principles of Union and
Liberty. 1t is paper that will be widely
read, and heartily commended by oil uncon-
ditional Union men. The greater portion Of
it is devoted to National affairs, and as We
shall pablish it entire in our next issue, we
will at this time just refer to some suggss-
tons of his treating Of State matters.
=. He recommends that the State abolish the
Supervisor system and adopt the Commits
sioner system of County government.
The Board Of Education he thinks could
now be done away with without detriment
to public interest.
- We recommend that appropriations be
made from the State Revenue for the sup
port of soldiers families.
His suggestions are all supported by strong
arguments. BY far the most interesting
portion Of the inaugural is that referring to
National matters, and we cannot do justice to
it in mere synopsis.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
I0wALEGXSLATURE

From the special reports Of the Dubuque
Times, we make the following synopsis Of
Legislative proceedings:
The following are the permanent officers
Of tho Senate: H. T. Davis, Of Muscatine,
Secretary; II. G. Curtis, Of Marion county,
Assistant Secretary; John McCrary, of Van
Buren, county, Engrossing Clerk; H. B. Ridy,
Of Dallas county Enrolling Clerk; W. j.
Law, of Davis county, Sergeant-at- Arms;
II. N. Clement, Of Wapello county Door.
keeper.
In the House, the following officers were
elected: Jacob Butler, of Muscatine, Speak
er; J. Rich, Of Buchanan CO., Chief Clerk;
1st Assistant, G.. P. Abel, Of Polk county;
End Assistant, S. A. Clark, Of Henry county;
Engrossing Clerk, A. D. Aldrich, Of Lee CO.;
Enrolling Clerk, c. s. Wilson, Of Madison
co.; Sergeant.at-Arms, q. Streeter, of Black
Hawk county Doorkeeper, George Bailey,
Of Dallas county.
Gov. Stone was inaugsrated on the 14th.
There was an immense concourse of people
present, and grea! enthusiasm prevailed.
On the 18th, a bill passed both Houses
detaching the county of Cass from the Sd,
and attaching it to the 9th Judicial District.
On the 10th James w. Grimes was elected
U. S. Senator, in joint Convention. He re-
ccTcd the votes of all the Union men in the
Legislature. Six votes were cast for John
D. Jennings, and one for j. W. Love. g
F. w Palmer was elected State Printer
f. w. Mills, State Binder; and T. A. Layton,
Warden of the Penitentiary.
The following IRE the chairmen Of the prin.
cipal home committees:
Ways and Means, Gilchrist, Of Clayton;
Judiciary, Rereman; Militia, Andrews, of
KeoSuk Federal Rotations, Russell Of Wash
ington Printing, McNutt; Claims, Moer.
4 resolution introduced fixing Feb. 10th
as the time of adjournment was tabled,
A number of petitions were presented
asking for Registry Law.
Among the bills introduced was ono chang
ing the present County Supervisors system,
reducing the number to three. Ordered to
be printed. Also bill exempting from tax
alton or sale the property Of non-commis-
stoned officers and privates in tee Iowa regi-
ments.
| The following persons have been appoint
ed Aids to the Governor, with the rank Of
Lieutenant Colonel of cavalry: H. Taunham
of Appanoose county T; j. A. Wall, Lee CO.;
j. r. Cornish, Fremont county ID. E. Lyon,
Dubuque county; N. r. Willet, Winnie
shiek county; r. d. ". Sells, Benton co.
On the 10th, in the Senate, bill passed
instructing our Congressional delegation to
urge the the construction Of q ship canal
from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi, at
Rock Island.
A bin was introduced providing that coun.
! ties pay to wives Of disabled soldiers two
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

dollars per week, and one dollar per week for
each child under sixteen years.
On the same day in the House, petitions
wero presented asking to increase the cffi-
cheney of County Superintondents of CON-
mon Schools.
Among the bills introduced was enc aboL
ishing the Doard of Education, and one en-
towering County Boards of Supervisors to
make appropriations for the support of SOL
diers' families.
Among the resolutions offered and referred,
was one requesting our Congressional dele
cation to urge the passage of law provid-
ing for the distribution of confscated lands
among the soldiers of the Union army as
homesteads; also joint resolution in favor
of ship canal connecting the great Lakes
with the Mississippi, as near as possible to
Rock Island Arsenal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

The Davenport Democrat says that one of
the Camp Mcclellan plug-uglies who have
been disgracing themselves and their fellows
by attacking citizens and beating them with.
out provocation, woke up the wrong passen.
ger lastevening. This follow singled out for
bis game no less parsonage than Brigadier
General Sully. The General dresses in citi-
zen's clothes, and was a perfect stranger to
the belligerent party, who first +" halted y the
General and then collared him. The Gen.
eral made right Wheel and as he came
around planted scientific blow under his
assaant's left ear, which brought his antsc
onist to the ground. The General then took
the fellow prisoner and marched him straight
to the guard house. Bslligerent soldier boys
should be more careful in tho selection Of
their game-.at all events they had better let
the General Alono.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

ANoyHEa IMPORTANT DECISION OoNcSnNrso
DELINQUENT TAXES IN IowA.-Some time ago
We publishedo decision of the Iowa Supreme
Court on the subject Of delinquent taxes
After its publication the question arose in the
minds Of County Treasurers and other inter.
ested parties, whether taxpayers, delinquens
under laws repealed, would be liable to the
penalties Of the Revenue Law of 1869, and
whether sales Of lands under the provisions
OF that law would not be invalid. In order
that the question might be fully settled, the
appellant filed motion for a re.hcarine and
the court rendered its decision thereon which
holds that section 90 of the Code continues
the right to enforce the penalties that shall
have occurred under repealed statues.-Ds-
6aqus Times. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

have asked your County Board Of Suparvi.
sors to offer large bountics to new recruits
and they have granted your request Yon
are certainly magnanimous. A county tax
will be necessary to raise the liberal bounties
which you have offered. And the hundreds
Of Black Hawk County soldiers now in the
field will cheerfully give tho little bounty
which they will receive from tho government,
as their share Of that tax rather than see the
war prolonged Or the country ruined. By
and by many Of you will regret that you
were non combatants during the present cri-
sis. Your children will come to you and
ask: Papa, were you a soldier when so
many hundreds Of thousands Of brave men
enlisted to Fight the rebels when they tried to
dissolve the Union and ruin our pretty coun
try?" And with hang dog look you will
answer, was SO much attached to your
mother that I couldn't leave her" or "Do 20
away and don't trouble me-" ......
Fair women of Iowa, we know that you
are endowed with Spartan courage and pa,ri-
otism. Now the miserable Southern Confed-
eracy totters, and we need help to make short
work of it. Tell your husbands to COME
Tell them that you would rather be soldiers
widow than towards wife. Then il you
fail, exchange clothes with the poor things
and come yourselves. We will compel quar-.
Iermasters to furnish transportation for your
II you cannot masticate the (
,onfounded Hard Tack" we will help you,
md you shall have the regular 5000, 90 which
Black Hawk County offers, besides the regu.
ar pay and allowances from Government.
There is less sickness in ourregiment now
han at any former period since we left Da-
'enport. Nearly all the boys have thrown
heir tents aside for while and arc enjoying
ife in very comfortable little cabins This
morning the ground is covered with snow but
he sun shines and it will soon be gone.
R. P. SpEER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
Chm State Central Committee
Des Moines, January 10Th, 1864. arr

GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-We devote a consid.
cradle portion Of our space this week to the
message of Governor KIRKwooD. We have
not the space to review it at length, even if
we considered it necessary. We consider
the paper superior to any which the outgoing
Executive has heretofore issued, and be.
speak for it that careful perussl which it is
fully entitled to. Our copy was procured
from the pamphlet printed by the State print.
er, and is therefore, much more perfect than
the early publications by the dailies.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

DESTRUCTION OF DUBUeUE MAIL BAG
The newspaper mails forwarded from the
New York Post Office uia. 8 o'clock r. NJ.
train over the Erie Railway on the 29th of
December last, were destroyed by fire near
Adrian, n. Y. about 4 o'clock p. M. on the
Goth. Among them was one bag for Du-
buoue. The bags were in the forward end
of the express car. and took fire it is suppos-
ed, from sparks from the engine, admitted
through the aperture through which passes
the beIl-rope. Before the train could be
stopped, thirty seven bags were burned.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

SOLDIERS and Officers in the Army, being
exposed to sudden changes, should always
be supplied with Bropn's Bronchial Trocb
es,' as they give prompt relief in a Gold,
Cough, or an Irritated Throat.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

George d. Prentice, Of the Louisville
Journal, has addressed letter to the Dc.
troit Tribune, denying in toto the widely
copied statements Of a correspondent of that
journal, that he has been incapacitated for
business by intemperance, that the Journal
has passed from his control, and that his
friends have purchased place for him in
the country, to which he has retired.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

Hon. P. T. Carey, Representative from
Davis County, in this State, wiq pas always
heretofore acted with The 80 called Demecra-
CIV, voted for the nominees of the Union men
in the Legislature, including Grimes for SEM
ator and Palmer for State Printer,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIEry.-At its re-
cent annual meeting in Des Moines it was de-
cided to hold the next State Fair at Burling-
ton. The following officers were reelected
for the ensuing year:
President, Judge Wright; Vice President,
2. Melendy; Secretary. J. NJ. Shaffer; Treas.
urer, Edwin Smith. Directors: s. f. Spof-
ford, Oliver Mills, NJ. W. Robinson, Timothy
Day, W. S. Eddy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
CENSUS RETURNSOFB BLACK HAWK
COUNTY. ..

In the census returns Of the different
counties Of this State for the year 1868. pub.
lished by authority of the Census Board, we
find the following figures Of interest relative
to this County: ...-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT By VIRTUE
~ of Chatie Mortgage executed to by p. Crosby
April 18th, 1868 upon which there is due unpaid
the sum of One Thousand twenty five and 10 100 pcare
we will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Office OF Townsend and Knapp In Cedar
Falls In the County of Black Hawk and State Iowa on
the 18th day OF February, 1864 at PM Of that day
the property described in said Mortgage TO wit grain
warehouse now standing the depot grounds In Cedar
Falls aforesaid the south side Of the Railroad track
known warehouse No. Six, and now occupied by G. T.
Beamy, with the appurtenances to said warehouse be-
longing.
TOWNSEND & KNAPP.
January 18th, 1854.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
THE GREAT CAUSE
Human MiServ,

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rh@a, induced by Ssf-Abuse: Involuntary Emissions,
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rage generally; Consumption Epilepsy and Fits; Men
ta and Physical lncapaclty, &c by ROB J. CULVER
WELL, NJ. D., Author of " The Green Book &C.
The world renowned author ia this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
consequences Of Self Abuse may be aectusy removed
without medicine and without dangerous surgical opera.
tons, bouges, instruments, rings corals pointing
mode OF cure at once certain and efectual by which
every sufferer, matter what his condition may be- may
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
JOHN IL. CAMERON.
GENERAL LAND ACT,
--AND-
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

TTVHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN A H.
Il cense for the purpose, has opened Office as above
for the transaction of general Land business Exclusive
attention will be given to the selling and exchanging Of
lands in this and adjoining counties. The payment Of
taxes in any Of the counties in Northern Iowa the In
vestment OF money in Real Estate, &c. &C. Register
OF lands and town lots will be kept at all times open at
the office. -
large quanty Of real estate in and about Cedar Falls
Tor sale at low price, References given when required
CspAR FALLS, January 10th, 1854
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES INDEBTED
4 to the firm OF VaHSaun Hunt and yausaun, Hunt
Go that their accounts will be PLACED iu the hands Of
j. b. Powers for collection, Irrespective Of personal
friendship to any person.
vANSAUN & HUNT
58 @ VANSAUN, HUNT co.
BY Geo. D. yanSsuR
Cedar Pals, Town, Jan. 1T, 1868.
nROP IN. THOSE IN SEARCH OF RIBBONS
IL Flowers. Dress Trimmings, and Fancy Articles VIII
and them pretty aad sheap, a. --1 - "
RAzLETf Gus.
DIES, ~ yOU WANT MOST BEAUTlpU
~ goods Of ali kinds rust step into the Cheap Cas-
Store Of '
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
'THEGAZEIIE.
CEDAR FALLS. IOWA.
b. STATE CONVENTION.
The Republican State Central Committee
has published the following call.


Tho third quadrennial Republican State Convention
will convene at Dcs MoiDes on Monday, the Esd day o.
February 1884, for the purpose Of selecting delegates
represent the Union of the State in the next Ma
tonal Republican Convention. All loyal electors who
are willing to Cooperate in giving to the National Gov
eminent fun. frank, and honest support of its
policy for suppressing the rebellion and restoring the
Unon are requested to join in sending delegates from
their several counties in accordance with the following
ratio: Each County shall be entitled ito one delegate
and additional delegate every hundred votes aud
fraction OF over 80 votes for Hon. Wm Stone for Gov
ernor at the general election Of 1853 The number Of
votes being ascertaned by adding to those cast within
the County those cast by The soldiers from the County
and in the field.
STH0. r. WITHROw
Chm State Central Committee
Des Moines, January 10Th, 1864.
County Committees should see to it at
onco that Conventions are called forthwith
for the purpose Of olscting delegates to attend
this State Convention.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22
r II II M 8.
DAILY TRIBUNE.

Single Copy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oents..
Mail Subscribers, one year Oil issles). es.
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One Copy, one year 104 issues) ....... e3.
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An extra copy will be sent any person who sends "a
a club Of twenty and over.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-22

THE above is but a portion Of long and
interesting letter, received last evening, after
the matter for this issue was all in type. We
give all that we can possibly find room for,
and regret that We cannot publish tho letter
entire. Eds .r
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proposaIs
YIcr or TIE Dyror ouARrxRuasrrR,

Fonr LrAsnSwORrH, kASsAs. Sovesnber 10. 1854.
DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
1ION-Sessd Pr ossls will be received u this office
u Military Supple. duirs the ys~ los;
Rourr No. L-From Forts Lesvcnworth, Laramie, and
Riley and o'h.r d-po that may be established d"rns inc
For Leaserwoth ind south Of aiidnde ~ degrees north 20
any posts OF stations that a,s may be established IN the
la ade degrees north aud OF longitude II. degrees
and the territory Of Colorado north OF 10 degrees
al which they vii transport sail each OF the months
from April 20 September inclusive, Of the year 1872
RoUTK No. IRON Forts L.eyeuwor'h tnd Riley IL the
State Of Kansas and che town o. Kansas in the stare Of Mis-
sou to posts or onsthat or nsy be established IN
Leavenwurh. AMI to Tort Union; ~ w. or o,ler depot
rata per lD) pound per loo miles at which they
viii TRANSPORT md stores in eoch Of the months from April to
September, inclusive Of the year l8o5.
Rourr No -iom For. pnon such other depot as may
stations that are or be established that Territory end
10 snc postsor stou may b. desa ed In the Territory
OF Arizona eai Site OF Texas west OF longitude 100 degrees
vcs cr' 70 state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 nes
which they win transport said stores each of the months
from June TO November. inclusive. Of the year 1865.
10000 pound, On Route No. l5OooGo pounds Route
no: q and 700 poundson Route No: ..
10 additional per ceng VIII be paid for the transportation
OF bacon, hard bead pine ila1cs, shingles OF any other
stores. o., 49,,
OF RESIDENCE each proposal should be accompanied by
bond IN this Of ten thousand dos signed By two or more
responsible persons, guaranteeing tina. in contract
a rdcd he route mentioned the proposal to the parties
proposing the contract viii b. accepted aud entered into and
good and snccn, secay fnied by sad parties Ia accord
ai,r. with the rms Of this adyertiseuisnt.
The Of bond required will be as follows:ll
',n houlc no Ihp1sr'
On Route 10. 2........................ 10000
On inutf no. J.............
Satisfactory dcncc of the loyalty aud veucy OF each
bidder and ., offered security will b. required.
Propos.s must b. endoY.ed Proposals for Amy 1raDs
por,g.on Route no. 2" ." as the may be,
will b. entertained unes, they fully comply with all
the require. uts II TINS advertisement
Parr. nom swtrd made must be prepared TO exc
at orc ond TO sye tie requires bonds Tor tue
fsiii to pl-' .rnancr o. the 80
be made sub cci 10 the approval o. the Quar-
ter ~ Grrti et the light j. reserved to Ieec' any or all
bids tia my ur offered.
or,-io D. b. in readiness Cor service by the first day
o. anil b. and they will be required to hove Ilsc. OF
s--ucies the vicinity Of Forts Lcsyenworh anu Union
nnd other a. That may b. established NJ which they may
ID conimuni, s.rd with promptly and readily.
Hy order OF the QuircrmHser General -
II. G. HODGES.
Cnrtain rfI A. q NJ. u :. A.