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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16

The NJ embers OF the Seventy ninth regiment OF New
York Volunteers held meeting last night at the Mercer
House. Mercer and Broome Streets for the pur
ose OF sanzpG regiment Of the New York state
i Natonsl Guard.
school Of ocs was yesterday organized byIa portion
Of tue ftculty Of Columbia College, in this city. This
school is 10 be IL connection with the college, but s 10
have distinct anches OF studies for its students apart
from the regular college course. II will give scientific
IN regard to minerals and tho art OF working
Mines and will nave learned professors TO pre-
side over It's several classes. Three years Will constitute
the period OF study.
The coroners Investigation In the Brooklyn mysterious
murder was included yesterday. No new facts
were developed, aud nothing giving clue to the muir
derer or murderers OF man. 10 the for the
nuatlon Of the body, evolved during the exsmna.
ton The jury after giving their verdict that the
came to bis death by gupshoi wound in the head at
tue hands OF unknown person persons, add .
rae ,mnen daon that reward for the discovery OF
i the perpeirstor or perpetrators be increased.
John Mons CHAN yesterday committed 10 the
rombs in detau, thousand dollars bail, on charge
OF beng in league with other who abstrssted
I've hundred dollars from the pocket Of John Lee while
he was trying on pair OF pantaoons in an Oliver
| street clothing store Monsgans alleged accomplces
bsve not yet boon arrested.
Horace Jones the well known borseman Of this city
ard proprietor Of the Lafayette stables p Mercer street,
WAS drowned 10 the Delaware river on saturday nsht
last BY the upsstting Of saboa. while out on gun.
ming excursion.
number OF natives the different British North Anne
rcan Provinces residing 10 this city, recently held
meeting and organized society, with the titls OF the
British American Association" having for It's object
tn. msn,epspcs OF social intercourse aud fellowship
! among themselves.
In tho Court Ccmmon Pleas yesterday, BEFORE Judge
Daily Judgment recovered against the city BY Geo.
Micke SIS s32, account Of purchase from the
plaintiff py the Common Council OF patent nre escape
and hook and ladder apparatus IN November 1880 The
defence that the city bad no right 70 make tbs
purchase question: and that there never had been any
money In the treasury TO hquidate tse bill
There was a large cssndNof cases prepared for tria
in the General Sessions yesterday but, owing 10 the alb
sencs Of Witnesses could be brought TO trial
Anna lmcr indicted for stealing SIS worth a pro
persy Rom sbamberg, Of No Bayard street, th,
2G Of March, pleaded guilty 10 an attempt al gran,
larceny and was sent TO the penten,ary for one year
There was another Indictment agaips, her for sms
offence WIN. i. %issT Convicted Ia September Q
forgery n the fourth degree was sentenced 10 one year
,mprsopmcnt in the penltentary. Henry Buhlor, Wit
stole ~ WORTH n e9thiaS from w. + pukhard' " "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

Big Show.-To morrow YANKEE ROBIN
soN's Big Show pitches its tent in this place.
If The proprietor does not make good thing
we shall be disappointed, for there has not
been performance under canvas here this
teason-and there have been seyera!-but
has reaped q rich harvest
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29


~ The Hamm0th Nenagaie and Circus
Of john Robinson. immense institution
the largest and most thoroughly organized
establishment of the kind ROW travelling in
the United States-wil visit Cedar Falls on
Saturday weck-August 9th As there is
to be another Robinson" show in this place
on Saturday of this week, it is but justice to
all parties to say, that Yankee Robinson is
in no way connected with the Menagerie and
Circus of John Robinson. This great exhi.
bition, in addition to having large and rare
collection Of Living Wild Animals, (some of
which will be seen for the first time in these
parts on the 9Th Of August, also has the rep
utation Of having the most extensive Eques-
TRAN, Acrobatic and Gymnastic troupe ever
organized in this country. The daring, yet
graceful, horsemanship of Mr.. j. Robinson
the Champion Rider of the Worlds a
theme Of universal comment wherever this
show pitches its tent and besides, there are
connected with it such star performers as
Willie Dutton, Luke Rivers, the Polish Broth.
ers, the inimitable Lee Powell Clown, Thad.
Eugenie De I.orme, La Belle Frances, and
host Of others. The stud Of horses is i'm.
mense, the agent for the show contracts for
no less than SS men and 10 horses. Among
the latter will be found the celebrated Arab.
an "Abdallah," the manager of this exhibi.
ton having refused $1,000 repeatedly for this
one horse. Remember, all Of this great ex-
hibition viii be given under ono huge eau.
vass, and all for one price Of admission OIL
Saturday, August 9Th, 1864.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29
COUNTY CONVENTION,

There will be Republican Union Convention held al
the Court House. in East Waterloo Thursday August
18TH, 1854, at one O'Clock NJ for the purpose of nom
mating candidate for Clerk of the District Court can
didae for the Office of County Recorder and to elect
Fifteen Delegates to attend the Congressional Convention
which to convene at Fort Dodge the 31st day Of
August 1864 also to transact such other business as
may properly come before said Convention.
The ratio o! representation Of the different towns will
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

Gusss Net.-We See an item going the
rounds Of the press of the State, saying that
the iron for twenty miles of the Cedar Falls
and Minnesota Railroad is now at this place,
and that the road is expected to be open for
business by the FIRST Of September. This is
news to us. II there is any railroad iron
here, other than on the track Of the Dubuque
road, it is kept very sly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29
Strayed.

ENR0M tie premises Of the subscriber about ten miles
- Southwest from Cedar Falls. the night Of the
18th Inst span OF mares. One Is bay, inclined TO
rom on the hips fourteen years old last Spring The
other Is cream, considerably heavier than the bay a
little lame in the OF fore foot eight old spring
They had shoes fore feet II Is probable they headed
toward Dubuque, the subscriber having brought them
recently from Illinois. Whoever viii lead to the recoy
cry OF said mares will he suitably rewarded Address
through the Post-ofice, Cedar PALS,
ABRAHAM KESIsToSy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

an Old Ppr.-Some one signing himself
"A Vct."-prebably soldier--has sent US
copy Of the Georgia Augusta Chronicle, of
November 90, 1902. 1t is small fourco
urnn sheet, printed in the quaint style of
type in vogue half century ago, and on
coarse, thick, dingy paper, which nowadays
would hardly DO called fair article of wrap
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

Hrrrestiag The farmers are all busy in
the harvest field, and consequently the town
is very dull. Very few teams are now seen
On our streets. From what we hear, we
judge that there will be much better yield
Of wheat than was expected. The bug has
done good deal Of damage, but taken all in
oil, We shall probably have nearly an average
harvest. Field bands get very coed wages,
the ruling price, we believe, being three dol
lars O dnv
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

Congregational Rev. Mr.. PALMER, Of
Waterloo, breaches in Congregational Hall
on Sabbath next, at half past two P. N. No
preaching in the morning. A week from
next Sabbath this Society expects to occupy
its new house of worship. -.--- -----.-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

Promoted.- understand that Amherst
College at its late commencement conferred
the honorary degree of Master of Arts upon
the Rev. L. B. FIFlELD, of this place, without
his knowledge or consent We cannot say
whether or not our reverend friend intends
to preach hereafter ia Latin. Greek, Hebrew
Syriac, Sanscrit, Chaldce, etc, or in the good
old plain English he has been in the habit Of
using, this much vic DO know, the ap.
pointment was most worthily bestowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29
CALEB MAY, CH'n Co. co.

sabbath School Pc Nic-Last Saturday
afternoon there was Union Sabbath School
Picnic on the Public Square. The children
were out in force, and from all indications
had happy time of it. -----
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

Psrsoaal--On Wednesday morning last
Mr. L. e. BusEE, Of this place, started for
Chattanooga, in consequence of a Geographic
dispatch, received by him on Tuesday, say
ing that if he wanted g to see his brother
alive he mus. come Immediately" His broth.
er, WM. BURKE, is q member of Co. B, 3lst
Iowa, and was wounded in the foot at the
battle of Resaca. His limb has been ampu-
,tated twice. There were strong hopes of his
getting well, and only last Monday night Mr.
BURKE received letter from the Chaplain Of
the hospital speaking in hopeful terms of
WIS recovery.
-Messrs JACOBS and PALMER, both Of Co.
y. 3Ist Iowa, the former wounded at The
battle Of Rcsaca, AID the latter at kenesaw
Mountain, arrived here last Saturday night
Both are doing well, and will in q Short zine
be able to take tho field again.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

COrrespondsace.-"L rNKENsALE sends US
n tiptop letter from Washington, which will
appear next week. " LINK" has no supeli-
or as newspaper correspondent
Letters from Grundy and Butler Coun-
ties, one for >" Friends at Home" and an ar
ticle written by one Of our citizens contain
ing good advice and sensible reflections,
which the boys especially would do we'll to
heed, appear in our columns TO day, and
each will be found full Of interest. We nope
our friends will continue to favor us, and
that their example viii be followed by others.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

The End is Not Iet.-Last week we stated
that the institution on the island had been
broken up, and that the proprietors offered
to sell the building and lease of land to our
citizens; and that the latter had determined
to purchase the property, and thus prevent
the re opening there of an establishment
similar to the one just broken up The price
agreed upon was $500, and tho ALpEnMANs
said they would keep that standing offer I'M
til last Monday. noon. The committee raised
the purchase money, and saw ono of the pro-
priotors Monday forenoon, when he request.
ed that the matter be allowed to rest until
his brother could also be seen, which would
be by noon. However, the committee were
unable to get the two ALDERMANs together
and tender the purchase money ill after
noon, when they declined to receive it, and
said they had concluded rot to sell the prem
Uses. We understand that the house has
been rerope; ed within a few days, and the
institution we had supposed ourselves hap,
PLY rid Of is again in full blast This has
caused considerable talk on the street, but
what course will be pursued by cur citizens
remains to DO seen. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29
TO SUHSCREgEssS.

On the hrst OF January tie GAZETTE turned over new
ieaf adopting the aavancepay system on subscriptions
which VIII be invariably and mpartally adhered to.
Subscribers receiving their papers with an marked
Opposite the'r names may know that the time of their
subscription is about to expire
No paper 'ciHbe sent longer than tie time maid for
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

sEY" Uousehold Rords.-From east to ives,
far and wide over the States Of this Union
Chemical Saleratus are household words,
familiar to the ear as the bright red papers
are to the eye Of the good housewife, who de-
lights in setting before the family and guests
light, white and wholesome bread, such as
can only be produced by the use Of this ex.
cellent compound. The grocer.who does not
sci! this article, AID puts off an inferior one
to make little more prciit, is unworthy of
patronage. .r.. 81. 1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

.U" Russelts Profits Strau6erry.--Mr
". S. GARRISON, Of this place, will soon have
a few plants Of this splendid berry for sale
See advertisement
witer high reputation describes the Russell straw
berry In the HofnoRtt1S,iSt as follows:
a brief history of that plant is az follows: 1t was
originated by Mr. Russell in the year 1856 and has been
cultivated by himself and Mr.. Geo. Clamp ever since and
has proved itself to be of the best II not the rery
oeSt strawberry IN our country. II is the largest and
most prolific bearer Of any kind Of rawberres Of which
have any knowledgei and, after Il trial of six years it
mas proved Nseto be berry that has successful rival
1t is not only pitillate, bet stamiuae also: and hes
Hate not to say That IL s very hardy its growth and
VIII endure tie fros!s Of winter equal to any other plant
ih regard to its Righteousness its prouctiyeness
ana size OF berries, haO0I do not guess-- that il Is
Superior 10 anything that saw or heard Of No
man could have Induced me to believe what | saw and
tasted III Mr. Carrs and Mr. EusScils gardens II had
not been permitted to see and taste for myself
The berries aye cultivated ia hills and II was truly
astonishing to wtIcs5 what piles upon piles Of them there
we're M single bill In single hill which was ex-
h1Ded At Rochester there hundred and twenty
berries! And counted a single hill ia Mr. RusseIls
strawberry bed, twenty six stems heavily loaded with
very large and delicious berries Some Of which were as
large as lens Cogs."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29
A GENCV OF THE
Dutch East Muio Coffee 20.
'- -- .a..s.s DEPOT. #a#.t

l6S Reade Street. New York.
The above Company known all over the world rs
the owners OF the Coffee Plantations Java and batavia
IN te Dutch East indies and the largest onopoz-
ers of Coffee on the globe. 81 "a -
The undersigned twho is appointed their sole gent In
the United States and in the British Coonies) will have
Tor sale three rent kinds of Coffee which or regular
y OF grade and cheapness price win defy competition
Our ?" BATAVIA COFFEE" never before introduced
N es country, but extensively used in the armies and
haVes OF Enrepe, and richly valued, viii be put up
prices TO reach all consumers, and EXTRA JAVA
VIII be The AaQhslR BORUM Coffee of the age
We VIII have for accommodation of Grocers Families
and Government Contractors samples lIry a1d drasn9
for testing.
orders solicited On receipt Of cash, ceee promptly
forwarded as directed.
A. LIPPMAN,
1ss Reade ST., New York, Sole Agent D. u. ]. c. Co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

20 W. S. CHAPMAN is closing out his
stock, and is Offering most tempting bargains
to those having greenbacks to invest in any
description Of general merchandise. See adj
yertiscment. 1871
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

Scarcity Of Houses There is a great de-
mand for dwelling houses. Every nook and
Granny is taken, and persons wishing to
settle here are obliged TO leave because they
can get'no place 10. live in. There is some
little building going on, but not one tenth
part as much as there would be were build
ing material not so tremendously high. II
is speaking within bounds to say, that if
fifty dwelling houses could be erected here
within the next week, they could all be i'm
mediately rented al good prices. Many TIA,
are able and desire to live in good houses,
are obliged to put up with small, crazy tene.
ments, barely sufficient to keep the wind of,
and others are obliged to purchase property
to get home, simply because they cannot
rent. What we want and must have, are
more dwelling houses. T.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

Fast Ddy.--In accordance with the spiri.
of the Presidents Proclamation requesting
that the 4th day Of August, (Thursday
nextO be observed as day of National hu.
initiation, fasting and prayer, the various
christian denominations Of this place will
unite in religious services at the Presbyteri-
an church. Preaching at ha.f past ten in the
morning, and a meeting for prayer at o.
clock in the evening. 1t is hoped there will
be q general attendance on the part of citi-
zens. l. is also recommended that our mer-
chants, mechanics, and all others, observe
the occasion by abstaining from their usual
business avocations on that day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

50 DO you want TO buy iimes Go TO
the kins OF Getcllell & Lee See ad.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

S0cidJte.-The Aid Society Sociable last
evening passed off well. The gross receipts
were something moro than $40. Two weeks
hence another Socable occurs, when may the
tax be heavier and tax payers plentier.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-07
Fever and Ague,

ro,n which EaEiais.d suffer over large part OF
:hc globe. Is the consequence OF disease! action
IN the system. induced By the poisonous n.iasin @!
vegetable decay. This exialati3l Is evolved by
tho action Of solar heat on wet sell. and rises with
the xa,ery yaror fram It. While the sun is below
the A,.an this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
fare, and the virus is taken with il through the
lrnss Ito the blood. There it acts irritating
poison the internal yscera and excreting organs
uf .ie DJdy. The liver becomes tsrpid and fai's 10
se-rr., not only this virus, but also the bile from
the ,osd. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in 81, circulation. and rroiuce violent coastita-
tioaai disorder The spleen, the kidneys. and the
s.,-..ea synpalhi7e with the liver, aud become
dissrd.rei also. Finally. the instruct of our or
gaii.rn. as If in an attempt to expel the noxicEs
INF. ii concentrates the whole blood Of the body
in the internal excretories to force them to cast it
Oa; Tie tl,sa leaves the surface, and rushes to
tie ce1fril organs with congestive violence. This
is the Ca.., But in this effort il fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the Hood leaves the cen
trail organs and rushes TO the surface, as il in
another eior TO expd the initiating poison through
that other great excretorv the skin. In this
also it fails and the system abandons the attenp;
e.hau ,.el and waits for the recovery OF strength
10 repeat tte hopeless e!Jrt another day. These
are the f.s OF paroxssnis Of FEVER AND AGuE.
Snch constitutional disorder viii of course Ialer
mine TIE ileai;n il it is no. removed.
We haze ia5ored to fEd. and have found, Al
c.,<-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-07
SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
PHILADELPHIA, New York and Baltimore
Baggage Check Through and Trans
ferred Free.
FREIGHTS.

10y TINS route freign,s of all de.criptions car
be forwarded To aud from Phi adeInhin- Nev
York, Boston or baltimore, to and from an,
point on the Railroads Of Ohi,. Kentuckv' Ind.
anu, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missour,' NV
RAIL ROAD DIR CT.
IN Penna Central Railroad also connec.s n,
fit's'urg With Steamers. by which Goods can b.
forwarded to my port on the Ohio, Missirsippi
missouri, Kansas, and other western rivers. rpd
at cleveland: Sandusky and Chicago will, St,..
msIs Ia all Ports ON the North Western J.rk ..
Merchants and slippers sntrust;ne the irans.
pnra'ion OF their freight To this Comnnnv n,
fsiy w'th confidence on It's speedy transit.
The Rates OF Freight 10 and from
any point in the West by the Pa Central r r.
a.S at All times rs FAVORABLE as are charged by
other Railroad Companies. 90 y
W lie particular 10 mark packages VIA rrSs,.
FOR Freight Contracts or Shipping Direction,
apply to or address either Of the following osc,:
Of the Company; ASon's
y. a. STEWART, Freight Agent, PITTSBURGH.
1L.aKk X Co., Transfer Agen,.. P,ttsbnr.h
W. BR'wN 4 Co.. Cincinnati. Oh;o
y. r. MOORE, iouisviIle, Nv.
r. Z. SASS, st LOUIS, Missouri.
CLARKE Co.. Chicago, III.
n. Z. Meldrum. General Travelling Aeon, n,
The South aud West. S'
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-07
LIVE STOCK

pfovers and Farmers win find thi. the mo-,
sdvaniageous route for Live Stock CaDac;c,,s
ards well watered aud supplied ~ish evssv
convenience, have been opened on this line an,
Us connections and every attention is maid :"
'n:is wants; with choice Of market philsdeI.
pnia' New York or Baltimore and win Allen.
70 New York. "s'e'' 'oa'e
ESpCH LEWIS. Gen'l Supf, Altoona. p.
l. I. HOuPr. GenI Ticket Asen,. PS,isd,s
u. u. HOUSTON. Gea'l Freight Aet., Phila
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-07
Query-Does man feel girlish when
he makes maiden speech %

he makes maiden speech -
The perpetrator of the following has
been sent 10 the lunatic asylum: "How
can q ship beat a hen ?" because.
while the hen is laying one egg. the
ship can lay-io."
A gentleman asked a negro boy if he
wouldn't take pinch of snuff. mo, "
replied darkey, very respectfully. "me
tsuk you. Pomp's nose nos hungry"
tits common TO speak Of those whom
a flirt has jilted as her victims. This
is grave error; her real victim is the
man whom she accepts.
An unkind word from one beloved,
often draws the blood from many a
heart which would defy the battle axe
Of hatred. or the keenest edge Of vim
dictiye satire.
The golden dews of corruption fall
not on the head Of a patriot.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-07

A correspondent furnishes us the fol-
lowing list of cuiiosities. which are
abundant in Utopia
A fence made Of the railing Of scold-
ing wife.
A garment for the naked truth.
The ssive through which the man
strained every nerve.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-07

GrGeorge Ford. of Lawrence. Kan
sas, whose house has many flowers
about il, writes that when sQuan,rel'e
was ravaging Lawrence. he assented to
an appeal to spare that house because
1t was too pretty to burn.' Mr.. +. now
says he shall cultivate flowers as long
as he remembers the rebellion.