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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

SAYINGS OF JOSH KILLINGS.

IL iz highly important when man makes
up hix mind tew bckum raskal, that he
should examine hizsclf clusly, and see II b.
aint better konstruc,ed for phool, az
argy in this way T = man il right, -
kant be too radical if he liz wrong, he kant
be too conscrvatifr
When you pra, pra right st The bulls eye.
TELL the truth, and shame the DEVIL"
kno lots ov people kan shame the devil
sszy enutf, but the tother thing bo.hsrs
them.
II IL very delkate job tew forgive nan
without lowering him IN hz own estimashsn
and ynres too.
Aza gineral thing. when 4 woman wereS
the britches, she haz good rite tew item.
1t IL admitted now bi everybody, that the
u'an who kan gtfst on berlony sassage, has
got good deal Of dorg IT. Lim.
am poor, and am glad that am, for I
find that wsth makes more people mean.
than it does generous. ....-
Wooman's influence IL powerful espesh.
ia|ly II she wants Gnnything.
Sticking up yare noze don't prove emmy
thing, for sopc b!er when he liz away frum
his hum, smells everything. . .'gaZ p.
No man iuvs tew git beat, but Il ix bsttcr
tew git beat than tew be rong. ...-.
Awl kind ov bores are nuisance, but Il in
better tcw be bored with inch orger than
a gimblet, ....... s..'... ..ts.'
1t IL ced THAT a boss don't kro his
strcns,h"-and don't really suppose that
skunk does nuther. '''.
:" BE sure you are rite. then 60 ahed but
in kase of dout, go ahed emmy wa.
| Scckts and creeds ov religion ar like pock-
ct kcmpesscs, good snutr tcw pinte out the
| dircckshun, but the nearer the pole you git,
tho wuss tha. .wuk. a."
Men aint apt tew sit kicked out ov good
society fur being ritch
| The rode to Ruin liz alwus kept in good
repair, and the travellers pay the expense ~
| it. .r.. 5sa4@
lfa man begins life by being fust Luten-
ant in hiz ialnilee. hcs need never tew look
| for promoshun. .--
The onIa profit tharc ~ in keeping more
than one dorg, iz what you can make on the
board. .............
hsvn't got NJ much mummy AZ sum folks,
but have got az much impudcnce AZ emmy
ov them, aud that IL the next thing tsw
mummy. ..-.... .....
IL aint often that a mans rcputashun out.
lasts hiz mummy. ..a...
Don't mistake arroganse for wisdom |;
mcnny people hav thought tha wuz wizs,
when tha wu2 onla windy. ..a
The man who kant git ahed without pull.
ing others back, IL limited cuss.
| Woman will sumtimes confess her sins,
but never knu one tow confess her faults
Oh, what wurld this iz tew live in, for
the soul that IL afraid Of dirt and deviltree.
! Young man, study Difference it IL the
best kard in the pack ~. fa4 il
Honesta IL the pore mans pone, and the
rich mans pudding. -....s ua..s
Thare IL onla one advantage that kan sec
IN going tew the devil, and that iz--tho road
IL eazy, and yu are sure tew vi: tharc.
| LASTLY am violently opposed tew ardent
spirits as a hcvridgr; but for manufacturing z
purposes think lectlc ov II tastes good.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

BCgNSFD AUCrEONEEIt. Is PREPARED
give attention to the sale Of all kinds OF properly
taroughout the County, on the most reasonable terms
Once in the Blue Store Race Bridge, Main street.
80. 1T, ~, -I-I 1stf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

1,isnon but a little more than week before
a., el-.,iop for city officers will take PAIGE
This election is important to the kePuo'e1u ''''
liens for several reasons
W. reed for city officers, and for members Oh
the Common Courcil, as good men as can DC Sc
,ec,ed The pecuaiary interests that ue'o''
,ro, ,hem are larger and more important 'uan
over before. and require mea who are not on'y
compstent 10 do them justice, but VINO VIII "'
willino 70 bestow upon them the necessary "'N'
and labor. Besides, the confusion growing o''
q the loose manner in which business has oee'
,ou c,,,,, , T.. .;...-;-- - tho otis government
M, vet been reduced to order and precision
although during the present year, co's'ue'"o''
advances have been made toward TINS resu''
The Navor. and some members OF the OouHo''
have been unwearied in trying to ascertain VII
condition of the several city funds, ana the 'o'1
T.h;li,ies Of the city aud wards. But much re
mains to be done. There IS not single one
tho CITY funds on which the holder OF ei'y OF
ds, can he certain as to its actual present value
These uncertainties should be removed oy IN
action Of diHgent and competent men ana
sbould be the mission of the Repuonean p~''
to nominate aud elect them.
Then, In political point OF view, II Is h'su'
desirable that the city should give majority
votes for the vigorous prosecution OF the wa
and for the removal Of the cause thereof ID
citv il the capital Of the State and should II
csraied by the Democracy. the news VIII DC ne
aided with a great flourish OF trumPets' no' o"
in this State but in others, as most giorio'
.;,,,,b and u;sto-s ns.s- ,Renlh' iorInet Sears
- - ,.eors-. va vPYV"~"s" - 80 So
INST now. that they cannot afford to pass owe
wi,bout notice. ally opportunity, however sma
for rejoicing -,
Rut there il another consideration stu vi
the Republicans should not allow themselves
ha defeated at this election. Their defeat
no proclaimed and regarded not only as a victo
of Democracy, but Of COpperheadism. Ine La
s;ng Journal il quoted all over the State az I
leading paper Of the Peace Democracy. We
know What has been the spirit OF that paper,
the policy it has advocated-a spirit anu pon
hateful to every loyal man. Shall We peri
tickets representing this spirit and policy, a
formed. printed in, and emanating from 4
Office. TO obtain majority OF the votes oil {
CITY, 1t need not be. Good sense and unani
i,v in the nomination Of candidates, and d
geuce in supporting them, will prevent the
grace.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
The N. y. Herald on Poor Pierce.

The New York Herald saws; Poor Pierce and
the spurious peace Democracy have been fairly
skinned in the New Hampshire elections. As
we have it, poor Pierce was the recognized lea
der and expounder OF his miserable faction IN
this late contest, and with the understanding
that, in securing Democratic Legislature, his
reward would be a seat in the United Srates
Senate. Poor Pierce. as Democratic e1-Pres'
dent. was regarded by his stupid followers as
verv great man; but the people of his STATE
have pronounced him an impOstor. He retirei
from their freezing rebuke under cloud OF tis
grace. He has completed the work of demol
ishing the Northern rump Of the old, worn out
and obsolete Democratic party.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

A NrrE CoVvENrIovr-The Seymourtes
of New York held a State Convention few
d,vs 400 To elect delegates 10 what they term
8 he Democratic National Convention" The
delegates were elected, but the Contention had
not the moral courage to adopt any resolutions
or or to oI express any opinion as to the measures
and noIicv which the party should adopt.
Over this piece Of mental cOEardice, the snap
oe- ~ the nartv whip in this State,-George
WPeck. Of ,hiLan=ing Jo''r1a!-devotes col
n-nn n sslt-and- pepper reproaeh and in con
,lusion administers the following wholesome
snice u TIC Convention. whose delegation i
beaded BY Gov. Seymour;
/" The prudence Of political m4fs.. ssa %. ~.
eyar Of political EuRuchs, are ALIKE '''aes'' a's
70 the occasioE - o-HRRa American
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
.a.n,Ican state Convention.

ps,ubljean state Convention, TO appoint siA's7H
80 20 represent this state IN the National Oo1' en-
=. f,ltapore. June 7th 10 nominate oanliaA's' ~
t,.,t and VICE President viii be held IL me c-.' !,
No., OK WEDNESDAY, TIE EIGHTEENTH DAi VI
NAY NExT, at Il O'Clock A. H. ..,h
7,s -.v.,s counties Will send two De.eg-''7 go
o,-...,.,ti,e ia Tho loxer branch q ine 49,
-. nd every Organized county having I'
-, ,,ili be entitled to one Delegate
- Conventions % elect these Delegates n'-y' .
,..,, o-t,oa also elect similar NUMBER %
.-..,.,a q state Nomia.ting Conven'on' =" DC
ter called r.,i.,.n STATE
e,i,o,s,sg was adopted b. ne ksplo''o~1 ''-''
e,,,ert,on August 10, ISIS
.plrss That In the opinion Q. ihis slA.e va ~,
- mont u aay Individual = leI4 49, -
tAs ~ tsi he toss not reside, should not Dc re-
--,sf tr snv future convention, ana LA - -
C1rnraitts b. instructed - h-~r '-s'-
convent ons accordingly . r,o,t-.pD Cfsirfnaa
Ii nfs.rict-R z BfECiIER-
GEO JEROME
"a r.s,riet-EMOS T. BJELs
Darius MONROE,
o., rf,.-i~tW W WOOLNOU0b
: n CUTCHkON5
..4 r,se,rirt-a y. TUKNfks
T " FERRY,
s,h ristr.ct-D g. BJCkLANDs
" SANBOkNf
r,, f..s,-.-t-AIFX CAMPBELL
q WAIktk
" WOOD -scfs'1i! -'''e
Ds,y0a Msreh q 1861
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
VIEWS OF TIE WEEK
The most important news Of the week Il 'ne
all of the President for 100000 more troops
The Official order is as follows:

The most in1nortant news of the week Is the {
call Of the President for 100000 more troops
The Official order is as follows:
General Order No. 100
ExECUTIvE MANsIoN. l.
Washington, March Il I
In order TO supply the force required TO be
drafted for the navy. and 10 PROVIDE an Ade-
onate reserve force for all contingencies. III al
5,tion 10 the 500 600 men called for February /
1st 1864 the call Is hereby made and dral.
ordered for 200 600 for the military service OF
the army. navy. and marine corps OF the Ohl'eu
States. -,
Ihe proportional quotas for the different
wards towns. townships. precincts. or elecuo1
districts or counties. will be made known
throngh the Provost Marshal General bureau.
aud account Will be taken Of the credits ana
\ deficiencies of former quotas The loth uAs
of Anril ls64. i designated as the time up 10
which the numbers required IRON each WaIu VI
c;tr town etc. nav be raised by voluntary
enlistment. and drafts Will be made IN each
> I'D of n city. town. etc. which shall not nave
, filled the quota assigned 10 II within me uuS
designated tor the number required 10 MI s@'"
! quotas The draft viii he commenced as s0o 80,
e after the 18th Of April as practicaole- me %.
p The Government bountes, as nc" pau vi
. continue until April lst. 1864. AZ which tlm'
the additional bouuties cease. On aud aitel
:. ,hat date 500 bounty will only be PAID, a.
K provided bv an act approved July 22d, lsol-
fSirur,n ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
2, The government has ordered 200 locomo
4 tves 10 be built at Trenton. y. J. They ar
sr doubtless to be used a. the South.
Gen. Popo advises enigrants 10 Idaho
re make the journey in large parties OF 500 Pc
id sons in order to protect themselves from II
ey Indians.
to Gen. Grant will inmed ately take commar
lie of the Army OF the Potomac, and will hay
n his headquarters in the field All absent o
lat GERS must return Immediately.
in Much activity prevails in the army und
eli. General Banks. and be will take the field
m. nerson. NJ less than thirty transports lad
IA. with troops were at the mouth of Red riV
mo II j. sunposcd the forces under Gen. Banks a
INV Gen. Steele will cooperate. There Il every
the pearance Of important movements.
m. The new State Constitution in Arkansas
ole almost unanimously ratified by the people.
and There are said to be signs of movements
nus nv the rebels on every hand in the IN army
Ind Gen. Lee. 1t is thought by some that an
w mediate movement of the rebel forces !
bv MARYLAND IS contemplated before Gen Or
hat shall have have had time to collect all
De. forces. The Government have received IN
. Of nation to this effect from the same party vi
7 ne gave the first information year ago.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
2UU.UbO More.

This coll - Gail To no rnada IN acN"Td"""@ "'"
the suggestions of Gen. Grant We receive 1t as
an evidence not only that the Government Is in
earnest to put down the rebellion, but that II
will use every exertion to do it quickly. The
Copperhead papers lament over this call mourn
fully; but they car rest assured that the war will
be continued till its object shall be accomplished
be the time longer'Or shorter; and both human
ity and economy dictate that in our present CIR
cums,apces il is better 10 spend lavishly for siS
months than to prolong the contest for years
The call gives encouragement 10 the soldiers il
the field, as an index of disposition on the par
Of the Government which viii insure them hell
and speedy victory.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

Ex- JEFF. Davis has ordered another day OF
fasting and prayer on the sth of April. We trust
it will be altogether in vain, and that this will De
the last. But he himself processes 10 have firm
confidence in the favor of Heaven Hear how
coolly be talks:
Recent events awaken fresh gratitude to the
Sunreme Ruler of nations. Our enemies have
suffered numerous defeats, and a nefaFioss
scheme TO burn and plunder our capital, and to
DESTROY our civil government by putting TO death
the chosen servants Of the people, has been ban
ed and set at naught. Our armies have been
strengthened, our finances promise rapid pro
sress to a satisfactory condition; aud our whole
country is animated with hopefsl spirit and q
fixed determination to achieve independence"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
Election Notice.
r,,r orrATTPIPn ELECTORS

no THE QUALIFIED ELEClVh -
~ ms sry-l'R Al. WARTS OF Tbs ClIY OF Ian
~ ya are hereby notified that. pur'uln' 20 lns
nv Charter, an Election viii be held IN ''''
,rar.is Of saii city 81 Lansing,
MONDAY, APRIL an, A D. lstf
o.. ,,,o FIRST Warl-at the seymour House
y. a. -s,.,t Wari-at The Common COUNCIL Noe"i
H. IN Tbird Wari--at tle Eigar House
m he Fourth Ward--at the Oneida House
For the purpose n electing the following es T--.,
t lsni.r wear. ono Mayor. one Clerk one Ife-r-
.r and one Recorder and also 10 elect inc l"i-"-e
80 sr.s~a In the several wards as follows. 20 VII
In the First Wari-one Alderman one N'i''' Wv
/ N.,,,l.er of the school Board % EdueAti'n -
Ia The second ward-Ouo Alderman ioi lii' W e'. ,
,,,.- a. sI. vacancy one Constable one Member ~
| 10 school Board % Education ,. 49,.
ne ~ T,,-4 T,rJono Alderman one Constable ons
| ,t,r,l,er of the school Board ~ Education ,,.
| H. the Fourth ward--one Aliermhi' one 'eAs''''
| one Member q the school Board =. A'19'e
| r,v Orl.r OF the Common Council
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
The Confessions and Experience
I'D.

Published for the beneft, and as warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
Tho sn-.- from, Nervous Debility Premature Decay o.
Manhood etc. supplying st the same time
THE MEANS OF sEIF CURE,
P one who has cur-l hmsef after being put to gre
expense aud injury through meiicSl h1mouI AM
quackery. ,.s ..i,,,. ,f
BY enclosiug post paid addressed envelope -'"s'
COMES may Do Lad " tic author. .
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esl..
6o2v1 Bedford Kings County y J
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

q The New York Ne,rs, the organ OF the
Peace Democracy, shows considerable Eight in
defending its position. A late number of that
paper says: 1--WE persist in advocating
complete and eternal breach between the peace
men aud that shifting, shutting, hermspbrodite
Of faction called War Democracy, which at last
has identified itself with AbolitiOnism. We per-
siss iE exhorting the peace party TO enter the
Presidential campaign upon the plain, unequvO
cal peace issue aud We continue to aIege that
any connection With the War Democracy il
their Abolition gArb will be disgraceful and itju'
rious to the peace party, and detrimental to th'
interests Of the pure democracy, and utterly il
violation Of its principle
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
THE FRENCH PREVENTIVE ~

Nightly Emissions enectuaiy prevented without 'H(
use Of medicine by the use OF "The French Preventive
the creates. invention % the age Price 81 sem
post paid to al parts or The country Address W :
CURTIS. Box 20a7 Post Oaee Philadelphia. Ia 'i'.u
lars aent free
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Wood. az. Dsn,ls,. ~ Iiome

Fg,xSps AND PArroys Again ana az your service 10
any " the departments ol Delstry have bought ihs
patent. rar Michigan OF Dr. Woods Plastic Furibls
Meta fr auc tal-a ncw article scarcely ineflof 20
gold n any case ia cases Superior and in All cases
superior % Tie soft gold plugs as commonly inserted
Isnbon extracts from testimonials n ny possession w
..Dr ] s Wood has long enjoyed the reputation Of
being. the best Dentist in Albany and we kno" Inn
TO be both skiiliil and honorable
..Prof. II Armsoy ii. D. ,Tm. Bailey II. d 6
Biye,ovv. n d.. Jas L. Babcock. 81 D. D. C. Foaey
% lev Moore, Al D., John swenourni D. - j. ~
Io.,-..- \. s. ran, n A. i % Na---- 81 !"
B. F Ronaln Ed Alb. Spectator. J. Tucker Ed Countf'
Gentienan aud Caiivstor, Dr. Vim. Tay or and HarF'
Wendell. druggists: Sessrs ". " Wooford K Andre"
J ". Craueu, T. Andrews Esqrs N-ssrs Root .Dorial
r sanires J B wassoa, bankers ,hessrs A BNoorhees
Ira ehafer. ) Kelly II a. Leak, Isaac Edwards : d
small / Negotiating. attorneys Messrs. Elias Grill
III Z wilcox w. Iarcher, D. % c. Mink merchants
June To- 1868. sz4-f
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,,.,n,, township Convention.

There will be Republican Union Conysn'.o. ns' ~. y
-, Council Room. siss csy Of Lansing -
SATURDAY, TIE pm INST, at O'Clock = u '.' -
,-,o-s o, nominating township oaeers i.' LIS ~
~ ~ lansing 70 be supported By the electors o. A''
,o,sssbio at the ensuing spring election ,,---,,
By ORDER OF TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
March al, 1864
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

~ Rev. Ezekiel Folsom, Chaplain Post hos
pitsl At Cairo, gives the following as specimen
Of many of the same sort:
a lady from one of the rebel States Is nov
working as house servant in Chicago, whose
husband Was murdered in her presence BY gaeI'
liza band. who surrounded Der house; as she ne'
s-o-n Il 70 the woods with her babe in her arms
one Of the rufiAns aiming his gun al her, sno
the child in her embrace
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

NAr.oxAL BANKS AND SMALL NorEs.-A ieie
cram from Washington says
The WAYS and Means Committee have adop'
ted an amendment; 10 the National Banking ACT
allowing National BANKS 20 issue Notes OF lue
denominations of one. two. aud three dollars
until specie payments are resumed. when 'les
will be called in and notes Of not less than hN'
dollars issued. There are several other imPor
/ tant ndments. which viii materially chang
Inc bin as it passed last session.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
Special Notices.
ACAKD

In behalf u the Board oi Inspection aud 'he Students
= Lansing academy take this method % express '1'
profound gratitude 70 the friends q education 3" Lac
sing Tor the sympathy Afforded "a during iNe pas =,
SON and also Tor their friendly greetings al me
Examination AMI Exhibition.
We are especially uuder lasting obligations % Ns-s
ch.rra,u walker for the use OF Capita Hal 10 si
,o- his Monitor Piano Forte and TO tue Amateurs
SOM FOR the assistance rendered MS 10 the m1s.a iN'
or our entsrtanmeut-
Lansing March %, ls'i-
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pended by Senator Pomeroy in fitting an expe-
pition for Chiriqui, which was defeated by the
opposition Of the New Grenada government
The project is wholly abandoned, and the Law
will be repealed. So much for that foolish prof
ect. The scheme Of colOnizing the cOlored maj
anywhere Is humbug.
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Don't Fail 10 Read This
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THE
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TTs. twice TIE strength = Jav~, % -. o.hlt
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~ ~ KEYrs KasT INDIA CDFfkE
n the most hesithy osverage known nnt p telt t
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tina. t.-.ss - ..out i1Jary j. beng trey re-
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
ENDOWMENT.

The College has heretofore drawn largely from
the State Treasury. This has been necessity.
But we do not see why it may not very soon De
self supporting. The farm, nearly halt OF 1t
cleared is worth nearly or quite $4,000: the
most expensive buildings are already erected
and paid for, having cost about 5000 the
College owns 5000 acres of swamp lands near
to the farm and it has an endowment OF 24o'
600 acres of land granted by Congress which
at sl,25 per acre, would be worth 100000
The endowment, aside from the farm and build
inps NAV be safely estimated at sSso,0Oo, sn'
the annual interest, at per cent, will amount u
S2S, loo.