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, 1864-09-06

w WANTEI-Two Young Men,
w who are smart and active. for out taur otlcs
work. Aluo seGeFsf tat eeu, grocery and Try goods
clerks: Also, ttversl rulcule-ezed men. 81 canyaa-
ee1s. Wh1 be pst good SALARY Apply At 81 D. ar
born ttrest, kCoEn s. FINLEY Il CO., asLB-Q5l71t
, 1864-09-06

STATE sAE1rAnT FA1R The United States aud
American E1p1css Companies ba7e generously
cGe1edto c,ry usbt pacs rgcs Of goods free to he
nanitatJ tair 1t Decatur. The prospects Of q
, 1864-09-06

WANTED Board IN g pfayats
W family, where there ara tc = o. no other board
ere, with unfnln!ahed ioun. for Rentie nea and ia
Hne. ccnsh Side freferttd. Ardr.ss II" P. o.
Drawer 6ss42. seA-u3,0.lt
, 1864-09-06

" "ANIED-A Si.uat1on for 4
w young American girl rs Chambezuald nr
Searpst7ets- No objections 70 takln. care OF few
children. Acc.tas Ii a B, Tribune oGlce, seGQ, Q,Azlt
, 1864-09-06
Petroleum =. NasbY on a Democratic
Succeaa In 18O4--
The real intent Of the Chicago Copperhcad
platform is given By Petroleum 2. Naabg, Ia

Tie ItH1 1UteHt UI .Eu6 CH1C8gU C0ppef1e1u
platform is given By Petroleum 2. Nasbg, Ia
that divine's best style, as follows:
This puts new face upon affairs. We
needn't be pertikeler1y anxshus emmy mo II
for Lees succcss-in fuct, bleeve It wood
be better tor us 2 hey Grant whip Lee aad
talk Richmond. For why? Becoz. .Spozen
about the time the Confederusy is played
out, We elect dlmocrat, aud spoz1 tnat
dimocrat let's up on EN-, restoars ther niggers,
pardonez t1n, pays ther debts, compensate
them ez hez sustained losses In the war, and
penehuDs ther Wid1tr8, Woodent they letus
hev the he,t nv tho orlsis While. Nv
co1rEe thEy wOCd.
, 1864-09-06

LARCENY Or zuE CAns.-On Eaturday a colder
named Nilllan Ieuke took the Michigan Central
Kuilroad carr At kal~mazpo. to come to this CITY,
On the t:atn be made tho acquaintance OF dash
!:R GGtnsel rejoicing III -hc eweet uame OF Corde-
lis Dc fosr,+r. She - riood trrat- several times
aud won the rseards Of the eooiet. He alleges
tAst s-e gave tim 5rneee5 liquors, and when
6topehed thef from succgeded IN relieving him Of
SID. She wsE suon SIR. etcd and examined, In
caault Of seQp bcil, shc Fss stnt up 70 await hrr
3.lut n the Reeptdvte Court
, 1864-09-06

0es313'"ss '&FF '''s - 31H15 @-58 zo@ SHI4
From the above table it will be seen TINT Our
quota on the 1tt lint wnB 3Gl4. By the correction
~ the enrolment lists thts amount will be untcri-
ally rtduced.
, 1864-09-06

Win 1ou aEk The butchers why 1t IL. that they
aek 1b cents per pound for beef wheu It can be
bought ! foo' for from az to 81, and hy the qoar-
pound. according to quality Hare not the butch
crr cot the F6VsHg knife in tho wrong pfAte1 TheJ
may think The people have yot 70 used to being
skinned that they do not inicd 1t but fur one
would like them ts be little easy On Us.
PooR 4AN.
, 1864-09-06

:" "ANTED Substitutes for one
~ 3ea-, 70 20 IN the NAvJ- Old Sails p-ctsz-ed.
Atltn &c g. AhoarG s. they 1.efsr. a1d have nj the
CHANCES tot Erize oneY. 4a VII pay tho htehsst
Il n n - ota n
, 1864-09-06

TO RENT.-A Cottage Eousa on
i tho West Side c;:ner OF Harrison and Morgan
*ts, two blocks from Halated ut. Inquire It t1c
-p1emi.cs. seSq I792t :
ITO RENT-The se cor d xnd third
tsor1es IN the westerly ksnre Of Cobo's na9
Viii - reaJy To- oscn5xney sept i5:hs Apply to
a.. q H,h HH1TTEM0RE d co. 81 LakaBt
, 1864-09-06
Weekly Hnuk Statement.
Hxu YrEr H., 4


OKWcfo Market.
I 0sw1ao. Mo3day, sspt.5,.
rY1puR-Stekty.
G1IK-Whsat Gull Ma. 2 Chicago snrin9 aaal,
old W1nle9 red Indiana. SAC. Corn quist af tI
LET. r. r. :
: Flour E0t2 3VheAt III corn 1aK to NeW York,
, 1864-09-06

W ANTED.-- Men who arc Tray
Wy Ting with their GIVE Conveyance. or By Bali.
1cno- 70 sell bur SoUt3 % axmpfe Addfets wish
stsTp. rs. saKEE d Co..
te6qiE1-1t box ...:..I.3, Chicago.
, 1864-09-06

GILBERT d SAMPSON,
IA Ancr6neers, n, Is and q Dearborn Il.
Second hand FURNITURE, CARPETS and
Piano Forte
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, ,SRPT, 6. Al OK O'Clock, wa vii sau 1t
oUr tAeFron. 10 adds Dtarbo1n street, the entire
Furniture, Featao: Dsd,. Pillows. Met,le4sga. Car
pet7, atovts DC &c. family breaking house
kc. piHE. alto-Goe Ipsavood: casa FI4lo FotEe, IN
gcod order *nd !eEy Rnod trstFument. useI ooly
OF 1e1F. and M.ca ny HAl!et Camsttn OF RostoR.
se% l4t66 St GILBERT & SAMPSON, Aucts.
, 1864-09-06

We have been kindly furnished by Provost Mar
eta1 james, with the following detailed schedule,
showing the deficit Of each town In Cook County
each ward in the City Of Chicago, on the LIST Of
September. The two columns Of crecits show the
number OF aen ENLISTED in this county during the
months Of Jn1y and August:
No. Sub District. Deficit Credits Credits DeA.
1Yln A1,ns 9ouf
, 1864-09-06

w AN N1ED-C1efES, boOkf e6p-
ing situalcEs should apply 1t tho AoTeIr1stns a.
General Rn4lnees Aaeney - DeA1borE a.. Room s.
AEo ks ye1A1 RCco pchittcna open ahe u. 8.Nnyy,
Office h1urB till Is EIrLaI CO se5-q5IClt
, 1864-09-06

WANTED.--AgeEts wanted to
Hr sell tie mott "Wonderfu1 tavant,on Of tbs
asy fdy Of Ieaa a1 CO az sska ossfscs Mksnesa
ssust:.e On Ieetiot ot ;9 cents Agsnts sse n; 9iae
their own III ems Bus TO IN and cou5tY r,Rh for
.ale: Addresl NJ DE- GRAND, 20S Brosd say. New
, 1864-09-06

SUPERIOR NEW FUEE1TURE,
CARPEsI ~.
ELEGANT PARLoR AND CHAMBER SETS
r. At Auctlon.
On TUESDAY, s.ps 9TH, af9,S 3'e1ocs, We shah Sell
at ou7 saesIocms. $ splendid asaortacus 01
PARLOR. CHAMBER AND
= DNIN1 ROOM KFUREITURY.
Flint Paylor sEIts, In Ealf Clath x1d Green Rapp
Ro-eHood Deok Cafe Oak Marble Top s!dshoazd.
Dtn1rE. Chamber and Ps1!os .:hA!rt OF s1l KIT d.
CT CfAstREKeulTs-E -gset f1.l u aro1c TOP French
asd CottsRn Chanha1 Sets the hnest anu best assoft
ISIsCFLLAHkcU9 GOODS At Ii o'cIock--Liaen
Table Cloths, .Tovels. Ltatn Eandke:chlefs, Bath
TuFtf6. j. dies Rrd HltefP' H0Re.
-:A1eo--Lzdes' and atna' Ccn1resa Gsttess. Boots,
:AIso-GIps;s. a1lvcr Plated caators, Forks.
0f' GuHERT SAMPSON,
-ee3 qSs3s AUcIpncer1.
, 1864-09-06

WANTED.-We will pay to men
Rud boys 10 70 in the uay1 Ior one, tvo or
taree 3eark Aefy9ca much tn N aoy other
9sf.ea IN fno c.ty ana VIC eAEneA.lg Adytse Al such
~ OF AonZ tne naval ssSytcn 70 cali aud
pa M ns!o1s Gt9EAasnx elsewhere. WuLsuN 4 HEi&
HIAAs ~ EArk 4Neot- seS-ui9<-1t
, 1864-09-06

" AN THU u: agents 70 E6H BIT g
~ legs A.Imated Ea-nse-one spleEtit vo1ums.
1rTt: cciaFo, lVnpaEes- Illustrated Hith 400 s3irt
Il: E ne,tt and viii meet 9Th q rsntd sale s.clu-
s!ye tesito,S Vyeo. Address HENRY N. sHEt;.
WOOD 112 DeashoEn street, Chicago, NJ.
, 1864-09-06

EOR SALE-A First Class Drink
: y Ing and Dining ss!oen for an!e. The proprietor
Of large and hauGsome Saloon on Eand-1p street.,
IN the best part uf CITY, doing cne Of t7a large
and rnoat respectable trades. 1etends ret=!nR tom
butnesB for feasons Ct Er1vate Character which can
be eIplAfned. He Ia deslEous OF meeting with anI-
table purchaser, WI Ontatn tull particulars BY
adtresstuc n. C. Tr1DunA Ctdce, A5.jf
, 1864-09-06

DACKlN9 HOUSE. For sale at
H. rrb1c sucticu, on
Saturday, Sept. 10th, 1864,
ATS oclcGk q that certain franc PACKING Houga
Afcstr 4csd In tbs city u Chicago. EoZnrrly known
~ ALEXANDER BELt!S, ciotc recently occupied
b5 9zektton Co, together VI b TIT xtures, appue
tcpsncae une1oirru Term otleasc etc. Aso, lot OF
Ground hum Sal: and daltpetre. Sale Gu tue prem-
tees JemS eaah, Fer lAscY,pt2 c6rt1 calaye &C.,
nrp1y to I'm. :. BUTTEk5 CO..
, 1864-09-06
G@Autf0=aNRn

"ANTED-Bcok Agents to CIR.
To,ks1aam9se u "a: a1u0-psic<d ilosrsted Hls:o
Of the Rso, ,Mon. OF ws!rh ovxrA y coples OF VOL
vrts 20 hEHRi HOWE, Ill Ham street. Ctaeia1l.
q, u. 3Ap3 uEi .tw
, 1864-09-06

TIE RAcEs.-Tuo c1citing 1aces wlu take place
to-day On the track ofthe Chicago Driving Park
as the Inauguration Of the Fall meeting. The
first. ut O'Clock p. m., viii be sweepstakes for
second open to all ages, mile heats hest 1hree In
IRE, will bc.contcudtd for purae Of $500. Thess
contests promise to be mosI interesting and eI.
cling, as !" backers :" ha9e bet high on their ID.
yp41te huiec,
, 1864-09-06

n 4&W[TtU1E N1W@EUs
goo 11n WORTH IN
DAVsVSBV GRAIN, Silly, VELVET
BKuesELs And OIL CARPETS, cANToS MAT.

TING. &c,
TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF l. CARPET HOUSE,
AT AUCTION,
On Tuesday g. Wednesday, Sept. 9Th and 7th,
At Bntuts' Auction Rooms, In Portland Block COR
ner OF nsathotu and Washington atreeta.
~ Particulars hereafter.
:. WIN. i. BUFFERS 4 Co.,
RuEetE21-14t AucttongefG.
, 1864-09-06

sEa1oyE AccnEn~--YeEterday morning, about
6c'e!ock, ~olnau. whose uaue our reporter was
cral,:e to learn, while ~slktue on North Wells,
near Ohio street, eiippco and ell the psvement,
teriouely ttjurins heE head and body. Two CT
three gentlemen, observing the accident carried
Lcr into the office OF nclghborins doctor. who
:ELumanls refused to n!1evlatc her euderingd, un-
ires lie paid The pa,iry t1m u tsTU tolars.
The gentlemen were Obliged to get wagon nn1
kare her carried to annihef physician, WIN attend
&C to Acs #aote. Comment u unnecessary.
, 1864-09-06
Sm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANTED Correspon
aeti1e 70 e*,rrsos I'd ws:h Aoy Or ~ Of tas 1;n.
ented AID hsaal.ui ladtss Of tae North especially
Heny Lese,. eons4ninE 2h9t,o1rapas % IN 5trstEs
fkh0UEs0N. Cspt. JAMES CLtH SOY: Cap HAE
RI RRhER, or Capt. HA FRY HARWD0D o, 44sh Iod-
F{4ca:f-5t
, 1864-09-06
NatthR dai11f8.
Att1uBR1uEntH.

EoL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL j, Il. WOOD AaD B. F. WHITMAN,
P1oprte;orh hud Managtcs.
, 1864-09-06
.5For 5alg.

NOR SALE He1Be and Buggy.
- AEoo4 ysunz hol,a, lind g sad Es1tEs: ro9
fcr = on. shtsp for ea4h. Address 3, Bc1a1O9,
Chicago 2. O.. se6-1i65!t
TOR SALE-A r, tail Grocery, de-
4, INK coed b, siuess. Apply by letter to ~ A
, 1864-09-06

DAfoEnous Col1IsIon.-Ou SUNDAY morning
tbr ea.aa boat "Adsuuee." loaded with stone, Was
zuu down by The schooner Seneca Chlef'' in tie
South Branch, nes. Doulittle & Alcott's dry dock.
The ttnck was 80 eeytfe that the ADVANCE In
ttantlr commenced to I'll with water, Hnd cspslx-
Ing. ucposlted her cargo Tn The bottom OF the
river. The North Branch was nerer too deep at
this point, Int nnw 1t II absolutely dangerous,
there not beit more than ten iret Of water ovef
tA,e sunAeu debris. Captain Bcrch, the harbor
u,t,tcr reports th4t vessele craving nore than
.!re 9eet, earnot safely attempt the passsya.
, 1864-09-06

He=dquar.
W! I'M for CAup4i9n Medals OF the eltEsrent
GAEdidase. Tor Prezoeat sd Vice Fraaidant oI the
Vn1:s stntfs AZ nts ea1 make twenty -uve dol}ar1
een's by mail g. 2 Dog. Agent. 81 Lass 1t,
Chicago, Ill. P. O, Box 4421. A11l-1T2D-f.a
, 1864-09-06

WANTED. Age1 IS IN every town
w and cour II to eel cur Natural Weather 1odl-
Gator. Warsantsc 10 pr dict the ehAugea ol the
weather Day N advance I'LL tend snm ole get
HS1 t7mt to a1eats- Address a~NUEL PIKE. Boz
, 1864-09-06
Green Bay ExcuskIonfstx.

Among the pleading incidents connected with
benefit Of the soloiers' AID Society, through ths
fundamentally Of one Of ChicaRo's mo.t worthy
mst1ore. nM e. nay b. men.ioped M TIP down the bay
rentlemcn appzec.ating tbs nohle object which in.
epired The orieinator Of the project and deairous
Ps1sy q sumo thirty Or lo.ty ava,led thcse!es of
gentle breeze, just enough to give lnsplfauou to
aud zeal 70 ail The .adiet asded mach 10 tie
pleasure Of the occasion BY AonYb and gees Of the
uost enlisrn1ng as well as patriotic Character. On
the return to the town, The citizens were ont in
great numbers, and cheer uron cheer we're given
before leaving thr vesee' Organized themselves BY
choosing Dr. ". ". Esafts. chairman, and Sam.
Hoard, scle'sr,. fnd passed resolutions of th4Lks
the Etad and gonuenau1g rnsunez hJ which they
fad contributed to the happines4 the party, and
tbs friends Of the Soldiers AID Society.
Agricultural aad Mechanical Educa-
Lon IN Illinois
.. His Excflency. the Governor OF Illinois, has re-
Ques: ed = committee OF gentlemen 70 consider and
recnmme, the proper use mud distribution Of the
public Lands By Congress to this State for
the b, nef. Of agricultural ana mcchs1ical arts,
qlctts paftics rep1eecn.ing different secl ons Of
dat fund . !.Iepa[e xrass statement q thetr
to preselt any yiess on tho Importance aHd be4:
nettod II promoting agricultural acd mechanical
tcncatiou and the best use and distribution Of the
apy etnl unu donated bE Congress to this Stats sre
invited 10 forward :hel1 views to the Commit .ee.
All aucn applications and communications rz1l
be caref1Tly {, neloercd By the Committee.
THO following gentlemen. conposlnZ the Com
n1t:ee, are requested tn meet At the ST. Nicholas
IIntel, Gprpeie:d. on the 6rst Tuesday ol 0seesa.
brr, at q O'Clock, .. n., to compare views end
aeiee rpon report: 7. ". Eddy, IL, 4anlks,
Lloouiux]ou: j. ". S1urtevaut Jacksonville; !;
Cyrus Edwards Alton !; ]. n. Mcguire, Cairo; and
rreeltent A1leo, LasaN
", ", Evx1ns, Chair. Com, Chicago.
, 1864-09-06

EhoottDr.-Allp pertons who were at the Circus
lssf Friday aud saw the door Keeper shoot Joseph
uorS to-dsy tTnesdayl At 9 O'Clock As Witnesses,
az The examination or Lewis will then take place.
, 1864-09-06

l .,.t5 ~ 49, :" ;.:1 NJ: =. :, :@..'.,
| r:t:l >ts E~!4GT. r.: E.43aI ~ = 80
z.;..s.5,>;-;:'- - ':es
, 1864-09-06

NOR SALE" Moulding slicks''-
~ One OF Smiths Monlfirg stick=fs
CAN BE Had CaE Az
By applying at tho corner OF Canal and Lumber ets
CT TO GEO. A. ARNOLD. Post Uflee 3or 4oO5.
, 1864-09-06

w ANTED.-A Good Mar, expe-
7! lknced IN so1i.st1pg bus,ness. Cau ha~a .
goon situation by =. d1fstoE in Own handvFseln, r,
@. B1x 38a& None hut man with thorough
bu'ness scQuAnra1ce III tho City, who give nfss
c:a43 references. Eeed acply. te8 d tt83s
, 1864-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

" "ANTED- Sabst tute3 sud re-
v! c,rits fer the United States .ArEy aal Navy.
The h:eheer bouu1v alwari psid cash In hand a. soon
yru pass the dJcsor. Ruarefs Will Always IN, ir
to Their tDtsrfas to call On us. 81 Dearborn strtes
room 8, FINLEY Il co. sepH-3i7.it
, 1864-09-06

" "ANT'ED-Agents IN this city
~ sea syss{ se.a ssS comfy W.T. for As:e..
RopnlaI family uork8- AddfrBs with gtaupS 8. n.
S M ERf, kuoltsher, 1856 CAtk bstees, Chicago.
, 1864-09-06

M ANTED "A coed .I1on Fla
p1oJment &c. SairH l. CO.,
sE6-nE4IW Sa1 Wath1Hptcn IL Ehfc4tn
, 1864-09-06
Paper Hanging, &C., 6c., at n. York prices.
F. E. Rlpby, So Randolph st. adN.p764S.t

~ Di.eaass o. the nervous. eoM,nas. Urinary
and Sexual Systenn..-Sew and reliable treatment
lin reports Of the Howard Assoe4stlon. Sent BY
mall In eea!ed letter envelopes. tee OF charge.
Addrese Dr. i. skillon Houehton, Howard Asso-
elsron, So.S eo1sh Ninth street., Philsdelrhia.
Pa. tY9M944-Au
, 1864-09-06

e.vsE eold1c.s. hcrt1kbl, ctscha:gea tpm the s.r.
vice. IL zart Of prnEtsb employ uent, ,pocuHnf
u aosptto 70 thar cocdttt u, should address st
0MeE Drawer t814. ChieaRo, Illinois, K1Tl' < date
t18thSl geo flom, ass Q&C96s
, 1864-09-06

EVANSTON CLAM DAKE,-On account Of thu
etorm, which prevents suitable preparations beiug
rsde In time, the Cam Bake will be postponed
tlli iurthet potIce.
, 1864-09-06

"ANTED-That those subject
" to draft ehruld undegi tasd .hA. the ch.ausst
shfer OF syc.ctug the RISK be,.R forced Into taa
army II to taJ NiL1sOh MERRIAM. ~ Clark
btTees. Two HCndred and Fifty Dollars, to !1sure
thera sub. titntss In case they are c1afes Call and
, 1864-09-06
COMMON COUNCIL.
IA Attempt ut Asjsarzaont- -MiseollaHssus
MalteTs-Eeports and Aerien Thereof
Tho Turpels Tnder the ElTer> akd
Lake-8peeoy AdjsREnaent


Thu Common Council met In regular eeeeiop last
.r..trn
ee.u!1E' ~.
AID. AEme'rooe demanded tae call OF the roll at
five minutes afet the magic hour Of halEpas
errtn. Aldermen Comieky and Holden prote.ted
Int AID Armstrong persisfed.
a1d con3etv ,x,a .ha. ~ -
&A4. No.l1sN1 eo.a @net u Tue gentleman wanted
10 go 70 spsanRned he was welcome to 20. but
ehonld not thereby reek 10 prevent tha Conoej1
from uansacttnE Its burine.4.
One OF The Aldermen doubted II one .nnn1brr had
power to o1utr the roll cali,
:, The Corporation Council, Who was present. de-
lvertd 1t AZ his opluio1 That one A1derrutn coold
command the calling Of the roll. but His CodnciI
WIS 10. obliged u adjoptn the minority couId
sit without uansacting CusIcess I'D oaoram vas
, 1864-09-06

wv ANTED~-S Substitutes and re
w e1ults wanted and iurnished. Tte highest
cAAh boul } pRin IN hand Can have cholcs Of rezl.
emu. suo='i'h!es atd ntfns1 tnr9 snad a. ~
T: @. Boz 1851. q. #. BoNHAa d CO., Chg sgo,
, 1864-09-06

~- Honse and Sign Printing, Csieminlns,
Glazing and Gzainiu9. Paper HaIglnRs gpd via.
dcw shsdes selling nj Wholesale md retail at New
RDx EsSe " Y24-nf531m
, 1864-09-06

~ Get your Shirts. Collars, Underwear, 10.
FIERY, Handferchieft. Ties, Scart4, &C., at VIII
sons, 1S6 Dearborn etreet, where you can slwaya
get the worth Of your money. septqi;1.5t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11
A Democrat Expresses Ms "Ftelinks. -
The following letter a friend insists xns

A Democrat Expresses Ills "Ftelinks'---
The following letter friend insists xns
picked up on the sidewalk
! sADAR FALLS Nov. 9. 1864.
BRo. MICHAEL: The Dimmocrsts is body
bate here, to spake thirdly. The saloons was
all clozed. BE sobs, We American citizens i.
lozen our rights, as our spakers say, and it
is ourselves who should fight; but we car
never eight with the saloons al c,ozed, NIKE
Is Ditnmecrats to shumt to the bloody
thyrant, LINCOLN 'is thsy! Upon me
sowl hope We in Dopuke had yer rights
But we'.ltn2t get pace, "a jentlemon thold me
lie thold me, NIKE, :het Meg KlELLEs was
bate as bod as ourselves. | fale like swsring
and waping. Och! the bloody vaiIlsns thet
did it. MlcSKLELLEN! MicKkLgLLEN upon
me sowl | fsles bod for yes! Jsntls,uons
say our Constitution is spilled; and, NIKE, |
behave tibet there meself, for to day fale a
great wakenoss in me knasc. | done me
best, NIKE: voted thiay thines, and shworc
every thine; bot, be jabers, it was more
then failure. Our SPEAKERS here seys we
moust coover ocP our grafc but, MICHAEL, it
is too crate TO cooyer cop. I, meself saw
SOON uf the sphakers themselves in tares of
last avening, ard this morning heard thsy
was dcd but I'm thinking its thay who'll
soon be round to thrat again. We, Of this
dhirty houi tibet it il. could get nothing to
dhrink, end how could we Dirmecrats keep
oop our Spirits with nothing to ahrink p
Och we coul Int and go! bat Bad luck 10
the nagers! Och the domb.d Aboislsners
JEFF DAVIS was me mon; but let goo ut
Ginerel MicKkLrLLns LINCOLN the rnartb.
erer, the SPEAKERS sey, is elected President,
and SIGH mons as yes can ezphec. to be lock
ed up in the Phrisons. sent to fte with n.
gurs, hsye yer Threats cut, yer, psropar.y
stholen, and the likes Nv thpt Bad luck to
Ameriky! As our sphakers ssy, "Dom tho
Abolisheners" NIKE, hsda't we Diminc
Gratis better goo back 10 ould Ire,andi Its
meself the, will not SHAY, anyway, in Sadcr
Falls. NIKE, did We Dilnmecrats get yer
rights in Dopuke? twill phase US to hear
| f,om yes PAT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Il Peace 0nen.-The copperhaad tickets
used in this place last Tuesday We're sur.
mountod bya representation of the Ameri.
can esgia mounted on shield This is q
very common national emblem, and is f4mil-
lar to oil, and the cops no doubt thought they
made ten strike when they capped their
reasonable ticket with it. Bat they nutils.
ted the device, and robbed the proud bird of
one OF his constitutional rights. Every one
will remember that the eagle has slways
been represented Is bearing in one claw the
olive branch, while in the other he holds q
shesf Of arrows. The latter wxs entirely too
wsr.like for the Littis Xsckersls, and the
eagle on their ticket bore nothing 10 his
tslons save tho olive branch Of peace, the
aheaf Of arrows being left out. How terribly
afraid the peace snesks are Of giving offence
10 their dear Southern brethren.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11


Election. The election here pssssd of
very quietly and without disturbance OF any
sort. The saloons were all closed by order
Of the mayor, and, consequently, there were
no drunken men about TIE COPS will IN
doubtedly characterize this acton sngunwar.
rsntable interfere rec with elections, snd
spout vehementiy on The Observation-Disclosures
Of tho tyIsRnica! order. for it deprived them
of that most efficient ally Of th-irs-whisky
There vas most conmendsble intertst man.
Tested in the cause by loyal Union men, and
ew, if any Legal Unian voters staia away
from the polls The ultra peace sncsks did
their bost, bat the, reSul! Of the day s work
was a bitter Disappointment to them. They
confidently connted upsn one hundred ana
thirtyflye strsight votes, but did net get but
sersnty-six. Il was a bitter pin for The
chief!aius of gour Littls Eackerel Brigade to
see men whom they thought they owned
body, soul ana breethes, march n2 10 the
polls and deposit strsight Union ballot
We could nam. several prominent and well.
known citizens who have heretofore acted
with the Democracy, snd upon whose votes
and influence the cops eonnted a. a surs
thing, who on Tuesday last r,paaiated the
reasonable Dsntecrtcy or to -dsy, and voted
to sustain the Union cause. All honor 10
the men who have had the moral courage to
break away from cid party preindiees and
associations, and come out boldly for tue
right. Then sgain there were many whom
the cops claimed as their own that refused TO
vets at oil. They could not endorse the
strocious principles promulgated in the Chi,
cago platform, and a: The same time thought
they had well grounded T.asons for not
voting for LINCOLN. and consequently refused
to vote .sall. Yet several of this latter class
remarked that they preferred LIScoLs to Nc
CLsLLAS on the Chicago platform, and were
there any doubts about the result, would nof
hesitate moment about voting FOR the for
mer, but as THAR votes were not strictly nee.
essary to give VI majority hsro, and as the
State Was sure thing, thought they would
not vote at al. tits a fact evident to all ac-
iuainted here, that those Democrats who re-
fused to vote the peace ticket are Of the bet.
ter and more intelligent class, They are
men who read and think for themselves, and
who are not to BIO led around BY the nose, as
three -fcnrihs ofthose who voted the copper
head tickesi. this plaza last Tuesday are
The total copperhead vote Of the town would
not have been over forty, had it not been Tor
the bands TO work CT the railroad extehsion.
These men came in and all voted the Nc
CLRLLAg ticket. This class always swsllos
anything baited With the word Democracy.
Ignorsnt, most Of them unable to either read
or write, they were simplayoiing machines,
operated by more enlightened bus not more
honest men.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-11

Union JuJilee.-On Tuesday evening last,
after the votes were counted, and when it
was known that the cops had been most gIo-
fiously routed, the Union men repaired to
the LINCOLN & JOHNSON Club Room for the
purpose of holding patriotic jubilee over
the glorious result Of the days work. Ar
rangencnts had been made for dispatches,
which were to be brought to the Club Room
and bulletined for tho information of ALL
Bat, unfortunately, after receiving enc dis
patch the wires got out Of order, ard as full
returns as were anticipated were not received.
However, there Was no lack of enjoyment
Hiarity and mirth reisned supreme There
was speaking, singing, cheering, and great
deal more that we cannot describe, fo- it wss
indoscrbable. Notwithstanding the bolster
susly gay and happy time which prevailed,
there was nothing from first to last at vari-
ance with good morals and gentlcmanly pre-
psiety. There wss no drinking, no profan-
fty, no riotng of any sort. Be.reen ten and
eleven, some thirty or more went TO the In
man House and partook of Al oyster supper,
prepared in excellent taste by Mr. lNMAs, at
the order Of the party. The meeting did
not adjourn until one o'clock in the morn
ing, at which time information was received
that NJ more dispatches could be got thro',
when oil went to their respective homes,
feeling about as good as men could. Tie
Right had triumphed, and it was " eminent
" proper" that Union men should celebrate
The event;