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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
Republican Union Congressional
o.. Convention.

There will Re aRepdvlican Union Congressional Con.
~soton forthe 9Th District Of Iowa. held Fort Dodge
webster County, Wednesday, August Slss, 1894, 1t
40 o'clock A. y fcrthe purpose II asminas'ns eandi
date 70 represent sad niss cs "a Congress All parties
ho favor cfa Vigorous prosecution fthe and
OF sivingthe Government bes,ty support In Its endeav
suppress the rehsIon invited to send delegates
without any rsesrd 30 Irmer political associations.
Bach County will Lesn,hlsd to delegate, and ore
~ each hundred votes for Gov Stone, and
lsr every fraetIsn over fo4y votes % cast.
CB. RICHARDS, Chairman.
Rep. Gen. Com. 9Th Cong. Dist Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

TKs ether new engine Of the d. L s. C.
r. r. has arrived At Dubuque. The road
now has two new engines-the I'D. Willis
James," and "Alsn Campbell both named
sfter New York Directors Of the Company
which are 6rst.class in oil respects, having
tsen built At the celebrated work. a, Psttey.
sas, y. T.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

INDIAH TRouBLEs.-Ths s.. Louis Demo.
erat has the following from Leavenworth:
The Indian outrage continues in northern
Kansas. The people in the northwestern
counties have been murdered, their crops de-.
stroyed and their stock driven of.
Evidence accumulates that oil, or nearly
oil Of the different tribes on tho plains are
banded together for war. ......
Gen. Blunt has issued orders for no more
ammunition TO be sold to them. and notify.
ing all officers having authority over Indians
not to allow them to leave their reservations
for the West; that such acts vii be taken As
proof Of hostility and treated accordingly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

FRox ATLANrA.-Ths Cincinnati Gazette
has news from Atlanta to the 9Th, which 10
% follows:
Since SchoAeld's movement on the 9th to
reach the Macon road, nothing important has
been done. These movements have been par
TALLY successful, and the right Of the line is
assigned position three miles north Of the
east point and about mile from the railroad
line thence extends north around the city to
the Chattanooga road. Sherman is making
gradual approaches and is very near the en-.
emy's works with works nearly As strong Is
thcirs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

Jxo. A. ELLIOTT, Eso.-We see In the C.
dar Falls GAZETTE, an influential paper pub
lished at Cedar Falls, lows, q fatteIing notice
Of the nomination Of this gen,l man by the
Republicans Of Iowa for the responsible office
Of State Auditor. Mr.. Elliott is = native of
this county. we'll known and highly respect
rd-a sound Republican of sterling integrity.
and possessing business qualifications Of a
high order, fitting him for any station TO
which his adopted State may call him. 1t is
with pleasure and just pride that We record
this appreciation Of his abilities.
(Pd) Messenger.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

ASTHMA OR PnrHIsIc. spasmodic affec
ton Of the Bronchial Tubes. which are csv.
cred with dry, tenacious phlegm, Brorn's
Bronchial 7rsehes will in souc cases give
immediate relief
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
GRUMPY COUNTY CONVENTION.

rN.see Is hereby given that . Cnon County Conven.
1,en will be held At the Court House In 0rundy Center
On saturday. August sIh, 1854. At o'clock ~, for
She purpose Of nominating candidates for the Offices Of
CLERK Of the District Court and Recorder and 70 attend
10 such other business may properly before said
Convention Townships will be entitled to the following
number Of DELEGATES Wis:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
A dispatch says Of Admiral Farragut'
victorv nj Mohile.

A dispatch says Of Admiral Farragut's
victory at Mobile:
The total loss on our side was 40 killed
and SO wounded. On the rebel side the ram
Tennessee was captured with 20 officers and
ITO men. On the Selma 80 officers and men
were taken.
The following later news is furnished BY
Secretary Stanton in = dispatch to General
Dix:
The Government has received an official
report Of the surrender Of Fort Gaines and
the abandonment Of Fort Powell from Gene
raj Candy. Fort Gaines surrendered uncon-
ditionally, with Sc officers, SlS men, an ar
mamsnt Of 26 guns, and provisions for IL
months. The garrison Of Fort Powell IS
capped. The armament Of Fort Powell, Of Is
guns, is ct for immediate use.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
NEWS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

NEWS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
On the 2sth ult. Gen. Logan's corps Of
Sherman's army Was attacked BY the enemy
who was repulsed. In his report Gen. Logan
says:
MY losses are 80 killed and 40 wound.
ed. There were about 500 or 1900 mus
kets captured, and 1O5 prisoners, exclusive
Of 70 wounded, who have been removed to
tho hospitals, and arc being taken care Of by
our surgeons. About 565 rebels. up to this
time, have beeQ buried. and about zoo are
supposed to be yet unburied. Large mum.
bers were undoubtedly carried away during
the night, ~ the enemy did not withdraw
until daylight. The encmy's loss could not
have been. in my judgment, less than six or
seven thousand"
Important movements by Grants forces
have taken place. Hancock's I'd army corps
and part Of the 10th corps, were ON Satur-
day transferred TO the north side Of James
1iver, driving the rebels from their first line
and capturing six cannon, some mortars and
. number Of prisoners. The movement was
entirely successful, and brought Hancock's
WI ia wisAh ACu uuSS VI ASiSuWVuus AsSStl'
mond, a. well a. Petersburg, is now again
threatened. The rebels are endeavorins to
undermine our Notifications near Petersburg,
but arc frustrated ia every attempt.
General Suily's expedition on the upper
waters of the Missouri 10 likely to have
lively time. 1,7oO lodges Of hostile Indians
are reported in camp prepared to give him
battle. There il also report, needing con.
hrmation, that Sully has had battle and
been defeated.
Late advicas from Sheridan state that he
has fallen back to Winchester, where he will
fartify himself and act on the defensive. II
this really be the case it would seem to indi.
cate that Early has been SO heavily reinforced
a. to make him too strong for Sheridan to
attack.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

TIE denomination of j. r. Grinnsll for
Congress in the Fourth District BY acclama.
ton 10 meeting with very general approval
" The largest farmer in Iowa" will go back
to Congress on proud majority. He has
well.earned the confidence OF his constituen.
~. The only thing he has to fear is the
contempt OF Andy Felt, which unhappily he
has engendered. Is Mr.. Grinnell aware Of
thisi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

A RCMxY IN GRlEr. -One Turner, Of She'll.
rock, Of whose vicissitudss our readers have
been kept advised BY our GAINESVILLE CORES.
pendent. has had further trouble in his 50.
loon business. He resolved to prosecute the
ladies who demolished his den, Of whom
there are about thirty Ave, and to this end
caused the arrest of ore, clergy man's wife,
who had her trial las. Nondsy. She Was &C.
quilted. The scamp himself was then placed
under arrest for keeping gambling hole be.
fore he could proceed further, and had his
trial yesterday, the result Of which at this
writing We do not know. J. B. Powers, Of
this place. and J. E. Burke, Of Waverly, are
attorneys for the ladies'.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

No psrulsivs sectarianism will be indslsed or counie
naneed At the time every effort will be employe
- encourage and render nvislae the professions Of
Christians and to induce oil to adopt the religion oil
Christ To all who respect Christianity and its 1nssitn
tons the welcome hand will be heartily extended. To
those whose influence IL preudcial TO Religion and good
msrals, no protracted Say can be allowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
TO Farmers.

A FEW OF THE CELEERATED DlCKIY FANNIN6
"A Mills for sale. Warranted the best IN use. =
At. CsossRTT.
Gear Falls, Ic.a, ASs. ath. 1894. yrtf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

The Is designed to promote the prosperity
and happiness Of both Students and Teachers. This
will command itself TO every well disposed mind and re-
In administering discipline Partially Is studlousy
avoided. All rooms are furnished with stove. chairs.
beds.ead wash stand wardrobe and mirror. Gentlemen
will furnish quilts, sheets and pillow slips Ladies are
furnish al their bedding they gsoersy prefer to-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
UPPER IOWA
U NV Il II SlTY !
The PAN term Of this Isssisuson opens for the sdms
sion Of students OF beth sexes,
ON THURSDAY. SEPT. I, 1864.
FACULTY.

Rev. WILLIAM BRUSH, President,
AssIsrEDBY
Professor JOHN sANBoRN and Miss A. IsBELL.
Preceptrsss. H....
A. NJ. SANFORD, Teacher Of Vocal and instrument
q Music
IL BOICE, Steward. a.
Miss Z. c. ROB HRTsoN, Teacher Of Preparatory.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

A LARGE quantity Of goods stolen about
three weeks ago from the store Of Mr.. Dillon,
n Dyerwi4l. ~ee recovered at Export,
Uayton county, on Wednesday Of last week,
and four men arrested - the robbers. the
goods having been found in their possession.
4 quantity Of boots and shoes. thought to
have been stolen from Dubuque last winter,
were also recovered. The prisoners were
taken to Dyersville, where they had their ex.
smisation last Monday. "
DuBUorE is to have . town clock. The
bell, which arrived on Tuesday. weighs one
thousand pounds, is Of cast steel, and cost
$500. The clock il expected in . week or
ten days.
THE number of men to Be drafted from
Dubuque county is COS.
TaERE 10 National Teachers Association
in session At Osdeosburg. N. I.
PHILADELPHIA has expended for home dc.
Tense, families Of Volunteers, and bounties,
total Of $8.66s,775.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
oRuNDr COUNTY TAX LasN

A late number Of the Hardin Sentinel
comes to Us with long and bitter complaint
on account Of seeing the Grunay Ccanty
Tax List advertised n che GAzEvrE. the Stw.
tias1, a. it appears, having been laberinl
with the Treasurer for the contract which il
failed to obtain. It Is maintained that the
publication Of the list IN the GAZETTE Is t. in
utter violation Of law" and the Law is quoted
in proof Of the assertion. Now the law Az.
thorizcs the Treasurer, Of County wherein
no newspaper is published, to "cause the
publication to be made in tho nearest news.
paper haring a circulation in the County"
The relative distance between Grundy Cen
ter and Eldora and Grundy Center and Cedar
Falls is trifling. though the advantage il
probably in favor Of Eldors; however, the
Sentinel is farther from the populous portion
Of the County than is the GAZETTE. Cedar
Falls. too, ia the outlet and the market for
large portion Of Grundy County, and is prob.
ably visited by ten Grundy men where Edo.
"a is BY one. Then, again, the GAZETTE
doubtless has treble the circulation in Grun.
dy that the Sentinel has, which therefore
renders it much more advantageous medi.
um for the Treasurer. With this view Of
the case We fail to see wherein the Treasurer
has made the utter violation Of law" The
intent Of the law is evidently to secure the
list to that paper in which the publication
will best subserve the interests Of the land.
holders Of the county. That the GAZETTE
was such paper We think the facts indicate.
However, the Treasurer did not take the step
he did without first consulting competent le.
gal authority. We think the tax payers will
hold the Treasurer guiltless Of any violation
of Law, a. We are satisfied any court Of JUS
tics would. More than this, We feel assured
the Treasurer will be sustained q having
done the best thing for the County. Taking
the " violation Of law" asa conceded fact.
the Sentinel proceeds to argue that thereby
the validity Of the tax titles is impaired
None need be frightened by this bugaboo, ~
We happen to know that the Treasurer has
also posted notices Of the sale in various
parts Of the County. A. thslaw directs. which
clinches the legality Of advertising, a. the
Sentinel itself informs us. Before raising
this question it would have been well for the
Sentinel to have ascertained whether the
Treasurer had not also employed the "alter.
native" Had the list been given to the Sen.
'insl, We still should have considered the
Treasurer fair, honorable, christian gentle
nan, and We can but consider the Sentinel At
|ault in not doing likewise in its misfortune.
For acquitting the GAZETTE Of al blame We
hank the Sentinel most heartily.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
The GSvePnment.

The Boarding Department..
Good board will be furnished students in the building,
q ~ Is per week. Room rent. $500 per term.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

"You tickle me and I'll tickle you" 10 the
very pleasant game now being played by
the Elkader Journal and Public Record. Joe
says something and Andy laughs, then An,
dy says something and Joe laughs. Andy
says the Journal is bully then Joe remarks
that the Record is bully. Then they both
set up prolonged howl, shouting /" The
Cauldron is boiling and the Central Clique
is in it, and We, Andy and Joe. are going to
run this little State Of Iowa ourselves."-
Like men drunk they imagine themselves Of
great importance, and really consider that
they have their thumb on the Union party.
But election will raise their little hand, when
they will discover that the party, like the
Irishman's flea. isn't there.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

Tus State Register notices the arrival at
Dcs Moines Of Hon. John A. Kasson, Rep.
resentative in Congress from the Fifth Dis.
trict, who has been lying seriously i'll At
Washington from effects Of over work. His
health is now improving. Such valuable
men a. he, both to his State and country,
should guard health very carefully. The Reg.
istsr says his constituents are going in for
his reelection with enthusiasm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

LISknssALE's letter from Washington,
August 4th, in the State Register, speaks of
the arrival there Of the 22d. Path, and 2stb
Iowa regiments. He says: You have no
idea how much better the Iowa troops appear
than most Of the troops We see here. When
they march, there are no stragglers, not .
man fearfully demoralized.' They appear
better on an ordinary march than many on
review. have ever been proud Of lows,
but I am prouder Of her than ever, now that
I have seen her troops actually marching to
the 'front.'"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19
Expense
Calendar,

Calendar.
fan Term commence, September lst and closes De
cemb.r ,st, 1854 Winter Term Commences December
18Th 1884, and closes March 18th, 1865. Snms Term
commences Mar 29th, and closes June 9Sth. 1868.
IL 10 very desirable that Students enter At the COM
mencement Of the terms.
M person need apply for admission who cannot or
will not conform to the puslished By Laws Of the Ins
tuition.
Rev. n. 8. RRrNs0S. prest. board 7,ussses.
l.. W. WATERBURY, SrcreAsry.
Rev. ,. {. MATIlER, agent.
s.: sSsSSSsss'i. 1s's"'''' Committee.
YArErrE, Fayeite County, Iowa, Aug. I, 1884, sl:a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-19

Tas Cedar Valley Presbytery win hold its
next stated meeting in Marshalltown on the
first Tuesday (6th) Of September, at n o.
clock P. y. .... ........ -...-.....-.- ...
c.M. WATERBURY, Stated Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-18
LANDS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
(Ieco Ia7aczmcsts on the Premises
FOR SALE AND FURNISHED HOUSE Fur i;sSI-
DR. SALE AND FURNISHED

NIXTT ACRES OF LAND on the Po5omao
~ River, halt Il mile below the Aloxan1rla
Ferry Well known as Rollers Ferry, & portion
Meadow and til residue we'll japS2a 70 S3<1::~
ening.
Also, enc hundred and fifty acres Of Prime
Land on Hansoll,s Branch, about Two ln!!es
east ii Alexanaria Ferry, six miles rom
Washington. Abundant Ilnber, eA"oilAltt
Water, healthy slJuation excellent exposure
fur Garden now ii successful operation. iArGe
tenement houses on the promises.
FOB RENT.
A ready furnished Cottage dwelling. a1sjoln~
ing the Iast-nan1ed premises, containing AEo
rooms on che first Hoor, three chambers, two
attic rooms, and spacious cellar; basement
kitchen artt laundry; fixtures for act ano cold
water; well shaded lawn OF two acres; stable
ft;r six horses COW and carriage houses; pump
o excellent water IN yard. Twelve acres Of
early garden land and twenty-tive acres low
land pasture TO be rented with the House, i re-
CURED Possession given at any tine alter AsJ
Of May Rent, $50 per month, payable month";
~ in advance. S5lt!!aji<:n high: dry: healthy,
and extremely picturesque. -r
Apply in person to J. CARROLL BlEN 1
ESQ, City Hall, Washington, or to the Editor
Of the Alexandria {4azatte. At Alexandrla, or III
person or by letter u the subscriber, iresldlAg
near the premises, and addressed 10
VIM. HENRY DANGhRElELD,
" God Cot, near
an 18-1m Washington city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-18
this Court since

r !>7srsIc1 COURT Ia this Court s1oce
3D., list. DEGREES Of condemnation have been
z,.srei &c be entered in che following cases
r :. IS. ). II, Han1meIs
is. vs. j. 4. King.
i 5. vs.. Z. Il. Lee
y (. ". r. II. Du!aay.
r. S. rs. ". 6. Cazeuove.
Il. VS.. Raymond Fairfax.
# s. vs.. Albert Fairfax.
T. ;. vs.. S. r. Johnston.
4 s. VS.. Jas. Il Mclean.
4. S. vs.. w E. MILAN,
4 $. vs.. M. D. Corze.
&. S. VS.. Arthur Herbert.
i. 5. VS., j. H. Reid cases.
7. s. vs.. ". e. Fovle-3 cases.
Y. 5. vs.. j. G. Nevett.
i, S. VS.. j. L. Pascoe.
i. 5. VS.. Edward Sangster.
j. S. VS.. David Funsten.
J. s. VS.. ". Selacmans
q. S. vs.. Jos. Bruln.
i. s. vs.. ". y. Mutt.
Il the case OF the u. S. VS.. Miss E. Iebbs,
the libel was ordered TO be dismissed.
The steamer Alliance with valuable cargo
Of stores has been captured IN attempting 70
run the blockade into Savannah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-18

HAIR NETS IS ALL TIE TALK
T HAVE just received IS doz Hair : eIS. IL
/ Is cts Il piece, also u doz, with 0ee4s o.
al colors, at 70 cts; all liner Handkerch1e1s.
ut ~ cts also a good sock Of Hosiery ara
White GIov es which Will be sold cheap = 49,,
King St. u 9CJ ~ 4 ~
P. S. ful: assortment of Knitting COTTON
;,~4~~.o;vo7 noa~ h~*-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-31
81 Va INFANTRY IN THE
FIGHT OF MAY, 10th. (rHURsDAY.)


Field and staff. Killed. None. Wounded
Major John D. Liliey, severe in right hand and
left arm.
Co. A.-Killed. None. Wounded.--None-
Missing. Private John A. Hupman.
Co. B--Kil.ed. None. Wounded. --Sergts.
John S. Lipscomb, slightly in side Joseph Pat
terson, slightly in hip, and Private Reuben Hall,
slightly in hand.
co. Chilled None. Wounded.--None.
Missing --Pr ivate William r. Myrtle.
Co. D q Kialed,--None. Wonnded.-Priyate
William E. Curry. Missing David Stormback.
Co. E. Killed. Corporal John Black
Wounde ed. Corporal William A. Parsons, Sc
xereiy in hip; Privates James s Fisher, severe
in side, and David Clarke, slightly in leg. Miss
ing.-Private Samuel Lawh5rn.
Co. T-kllled. None. ounded.-None.
Miss;ng--Priuate G. W, Allen.
Co. G--Kilied.- -Corporil James Heaton and
Private James M. Piner. Wounded.--Priyates
Elias Stogdale, s-vere in side.
Co. H.--No casualties.
Co. I.--Kiiled. - Private David B. Thornton
Wounded Private William A. Reed, slightly
in neck, and Sergeant William J.. Robinson, Sc
we're in arm.
Co. K.-Killed IN ons. Wounded. = Privates
Samuel Saead, severe singh, and andrew G.
Jack son. severepaa Aish
All of the above eases of missing are supposed
to be prisoners, as they we're sent ont yesterday
as scents. and have not get returned.
BY order of 1t COT. III. WATKINS
WM GAIT, Adjutant