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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
THE PRINTERS HAnyESr.

With the harvest of the farmer comes also
the harvest Of the country cdi,or--tha Tax
Sale" Our exchanges, with long columns
under this delightful caption, begin now to
arrive, and we think, could we take a peep
into their Offices after The hustle of publca-
ton day is over, we could see the little pale
editor at his table casting estimates on his
yield. lie has worked hard during the year,
prices have run up, and up, ill the poor man
was nearly off his feet, and he was almost
cogitating up Good by" to his kind read.
ers. But now ray of prosperous sunshine
comes to him, and he feels an influx of new
energy to his work Of public serving, and he
figures up Twenty cents description
twenty dollars a hundrcd-one, two, three,
four, five hundreds of descriptions" and
thinks eSultantly of squaring accounts, of
buying bundle of paper and paying in adj
vance, and Of good dinner and a ride in
the country for his wife and little ones. Oh
you, who are making your FIVE and ten thou.
s.nd dollars per year, or you even who are
making clear your five and ten hundreds, do
you ever for q moment consider the laborS of
him who week after week throughout the
year, by an exercise Of financial ability of
which VIM. Pitt Fcssenden might be proud,
furnishes you the local paper? Require no
apology from him for the space occupied by
the " Delinquent Tax List" but rather re.
joice with him FOL this boost t gives toward
perpetnitv .--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
CAPT. BOOTS.

THE atlantic Nanthly, for August, is out,
and contains some very interesting articles
Il is perhaps sufficient to say that the pres
ent number is not inferior to its predecessors.
The following are the contents: Charles
Reade's, How Rome is Governed, Concord,
What will Become Of Them Headquarters
Of BeerDrinking, Frar Jcrome's Beautiful
Book, Literary Life in Paris, The Little Coun-
Try Girl, Sweet Brier, House and Home Pa
pers, The Heart Of the War, Our Recent
Foreign Relations, Reviews and Literary No.
tees
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

y couple Of fellows went up Main street,
in Dubuque, the other evening, singing the
Bonnie Blue Flag" Passing a furloughetl
naval officer they were more insolent than
ever with their treason, whercupon one OF
the standard. bearers took very sudden dive
into the gutter. My friend" said the off
Ger, 1.-THE Bonnie Blue Flag is lowered.
advise you not to raise it again !"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
COUNTY CONVENTION.

There will he Republican Union Convention held at
the Cour. House. in Eas: Waterloo Thursday August
isth 1884, at o'clock VI fUS the purpose Of nomi
mating candidate for Clerk of the District Court can
ddate for the Office Of County Recorder and to elect
Fifteen Delegates TO attend the Congressional Convention
which is to convene at Fort Dodge the 81 day Of
August 1864; also, to transact such other business
tnay properly come before said Convention
The ratio OF representation of the different towns will
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

Iowa CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS. Con-
gressional Conventions will be held in Iowa
as follows In the First District, at Fairfield,
August 18th; in the Second, at De Witt, on
the lst day of September; in the Third, at
West Union, on the cath day Of August; in
the Fourth, at Oskaloosa, ON the Sd day of
August; in the Sixth, at Fort Dodge, on the
3lst day Of August. The Fifth has, as our
readers know, already held it's Convention,
Mr.. kasson having been re,nominated.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

OuR readers have not forgotten the case
We recently recorded Of a one Helm claiming
the wife of Il respectable farmer in Dubuque
county, and so frightening her that he sue
ceeded in getting her away. The Times Of
Wednesday says the couple went to Bing-
hampton, N. Y, where Mrs. Helm learned in
truth that her first husband was william
Helm was arrested on his return for keeping
dsordcrly house, and is now suffering the
penalty in Jail. Other matters have come up
watch will insure the fellow privacy for some
lime to come. Mrs. Helm las returned to
Dubuque, aud has made application for di-
yorcc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

GopEY.-The August number Of Goicy's
Monthly Magazine is before US, containing
the usual amount of interesting and valuable
reading matter, besides large number Of
beautiful embellishments. We do not re-
member having seen more attractive num-
Der OF Cooley than the one for August.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

THE REgELLIoN-The West Union Recort3
and the Clayton county dournai, so far as
we know, are the only two Administration
papers in the State refusing to put up the
Union State ticket. The Charles City In
fe'iigenecr and New Hampton Courier, were
likely to bolt, but they both have run up the
ticket. considering it best in all probability
not to let prejudices run away with brains
altogether. The two former journals will
Doubtless live to see the day when they will
wish their course had been at least as worthy
as that Of the two latter
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
perpetuity.

THE Cedar Falls Gazette says that two of
the candidates on the Union State Ticket,
live in the Third Congressional District
Now that is what we call "pilng it on pretty
thick" Was the GazeHe man " tightualy
slight" or was he so bcfogged in trying to
answer the logic OF the EIkader Journal, that
he imagined this District comprised all Of
Iowa. Perhaps he thinks he lives in this
District. How is it friend Perkins? Too
much lager, eh?- West Union Record
1T is very evident that it is Andy Felt
who is " beloggcd" in this matter. james
Wright, candidate for Secretary Of State, is
Of Delaware county, and John A. Elliott,
candidate for Auditor of State, is of Mitchell
county. Now are not Delaware and Mitch
ell counties in the Third District But if
Andy is merely qubLling on the word I've"
he has all the "guibble" to himself, for the
GAZETTE has never maintained that Mr..
Wright, since holding the office of Secretary
of State, lived in Delaware county. Such n
thing would be too inconsistent for even Mr..
Felt to do. We did, however, assert some
weeks ago that our candidates for Secretary
and Auditor were both taken from the
Third Congressional District" and we in,
dulgc the hope that Andy will be kind
enough to let it go so.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

The survey Of the Northern route to Ida.
no, by way Of Sioux City, for which Con-
gress last winter made an appropriation of
$4,000, and for which an expedition, under
Major Maynadicr, was some months ago
started iiom Dubuque, is failure, there rot
being sufficient funds remaining from what
was applied, TO warrant the party ventulimg
farther than Sioux City. The expedition
was therefore abandoned, and the officer,
have returned to Dubuque. Evidently u
mistake was made somewhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

PERSONAL. Hon. A. w. Hubbard passed
through town on Saturday, on his way home
from Washington. lie looks as though his
labors in Congress sat lightly on him, and
seems in good health and spirits. He will
doubtless be returned by majority that will
astound the disloyal--Story Go. 1E,yis, 27th
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

THE 18TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT 4 call is
issued for Judicial Convention in the 18th
District, to be hsld at Rockford, Floyd Co.,
On Thursday, September 1st, to nominate
candidates for Judge Of the District Court
and Prosecuting Attorney. This is the new
Judicial District created by the Legislature
last winter, and is composed of the counties
Of Mitchell, Floyd, Bremen, Butler, Ccrro
Gordo, Worth, Winnebago, and Hancock
The Waveriy Wanir says Of candidates:
For Judge we hear mentioned the names
Of G. w. Ruddick of Bremen; W. B. Fair
field and S. =. Starr, Of Floyd and ----
llaIwood Of Mitchell. Fer Prosecuting At,
torney, the candidates are j. T. Burke G.
b. Parsons, OF Bremen; w. \. Lathrop, of
Batter, and |. ". Card, Of Ccrro Gordo.-
Each of the candidates have their friends,
who desire TO see them nominated, and will
Go their best to secure their object. They
are all men Of ability, and the Convention
only can determine who will BE- successful"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

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PHYSIOLOGY, functions OF the Body. Heart Lungs
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PiRENoLOGi, the Teinperaments, Mans Intellectual
Social. and Moral Nature, flow to improve
PHieloGNoMI, with the .. Sons or Cu.nAcrEs
AND How TO READ THEM en- scientific principles
PSYCHOLOGY, or the Science Of the Soul" Mans
relations to this life and to the life to come.
volume, the 10Th Commences with the yu,v
number Now ready. Published monthly in auaro form,
tSeayear Samples. by first post 20 cents ASjrr.s
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

TIE Continental Monthly, for August,
maintains the high reputation already achiev
ed. In solid and enduring merit it occupies
place in the foremost rank Of the higher
periodicals. We always welcome it heartily
to our table and invariably find instruction
and profit in it's pages. I, should be in the
hands Of every intelligent citizen.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

IT should be borne in mind by the County
Conventions that the act Of Legislature last
winter separating the Offices Of County Treas
urcr and Recorder, also provides that one
person may be eligible to bold both these Of
fees, as well as the office of County Judge,
as the people may think proper. In some Of
the newer counties it may be best 10 consol-
idatc
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
FROM THE THIRD INFANTRY.

-'''> -A'1H-''A' eH'' ""s $40, ''V''
FRIEND HANK: AS | have fifteen minutes,
will send you few lines. We left Etowah
on the 9th, camped at Altoona four days,
moved from there TO Kencsaw Mountain
where we remained one day, then joined our
old brigade, and arrived on the line east Of
Atlanta. On the Goth division made charge
and took up position and fortified Our
regiment lost ten men, wounded. 2lst made
another charge; got repulsed, with loss of
twenty six killed and wounded, four having
since died. Ofcompany X, wounded, Martin
Adams, in armpi,, and John Smith, through
right lung. Smith is dead. The rebel shells
are bursting all around US.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

The Union County Convention Of Brcmer
county is called to meet q, WaTcrly on Wed
neSday, August Oath.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

The performance was admirable throug9.
out. The boys (CO0) were dressed in gray.
The girls were in red and white, white pre-
vailing, with blue sash. On the lower floor,
the seats were ascending, so that the last
bench of section was, say, forty feet higher
than the first Each section seated about
100. The partition line made each section
represent the letter Y. In the gallery the
sections zone on each side) were arranged as
the seats Of an amphithcatre. Above and
below, the girls occupied one side Of the hail,
the boys the other. The benches ran from
the outer argyle Of the organ some fifty feet,
sweeping along TO the right and left in a
curved line. Imagine these seats filed with
1900 children, attIed as above and YOU will
see that it must have been beautiful. The
organ is the biggest in America. Some
months ago it was fully described in the At
hntic Monthly and refer you to that to be
read in connection with this letter. In front
of the organ, were the gentlemen Of the
band Of instrumental music. There were
fifty of them. They played standing-nct
in stiff lines but as if carecssly or naturally
grouped. They were dressed in black, and
as far as that goes you would say that every
man OF them was gentleman. The leader
stood three Q. four feet in front Of them. He
was in black dress coat, black pants, white
vest and white kids. He carried baton or
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
LIST On DELINQUENT LANDS
AND TOWN LOTS
En- Grunt:y Ccun:y, IO'a.

N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that l win, on the First Monday in
October, A. y. 1864, between the hours Of
"a. NJ. and p. NJ. at the Court House
in Grnndy Center, Grundy County, Iowa,
offer at Public Sale for the Taxes, Interest
ard Costs then due, the following Lands
and Town Lots on which the taxes for the
year 1858 remain due and unpaid. Sale
to continue from day to day till all shall
have been offered as required by law.
L.. ID. TyEAry- Gra,sura
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

EXTRAORDINARY TRANSFORMATIONS
a chicken has gone to roost. if you open the
hen house door You will fada foel in peace
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
NEWS FROM GRANT AND snER-

NEWS FROM GRANT AND snETs-
MAN.
The Chicago Journal of Tuesday evening
thus sums up the news from Grant and
Sherman:
rSoM GRANT.
! Our latest adyices from Petersburg yes
tcrday, stated that after General Grants for
ccs had blown up the mine under the first
| fort, The 9th corps, supported by the 18th
and other troops, vigorously assaulted and
captured the first and second lines Of in
trenchments. At this juncture a negro d.
vision, under General White, was ordered to
carry position still farther in advance. The
Africans moved forward, but upon expert
cncing severe fire, became utterly demora-
lied, and retreated in all directions. They
were rallied and again pushed forward, only
to repeat their previous performance. The
result of the affair was that the works cap.
turcd by the Union troops were recaptured
by the rebels. The Union loss in the en-
gagement was between 1900 and 5000, in.
GLIDING many officers. General Bartlett was
taken prisoner. Subsequent dispatches give
US the details Of the affair, and state that our
forces, before the repulse Of the colorcd d.
vision, captured $500 prisoners. A later
uiSp't'ii Us liidt ol lfeSi-
dent Lincoln and General Grant were in con-
sultation at Fortress Monroe.
A Sundays dispatch from the front, just
received here, announces that flag Of truce
sent into the enemy's lines for our wounded
was Observation-Disclosures The cause is not
clear, but it is surmiscd that some new
movement is aioot. Our loss, exclusive of
the missing is set down at $500. Both sr-
mics occupy the same lines that they did be-
fore Saturdays battle.
FROM SIBERIAN.
The dispatches Of this morning state that.
on Wednesday, the 9th Of July, the rebels
assaulted General Sherman lines, and were
repuised with disastrous effect, their loss in
killed, wounded and prisoners reaching tc-
tai OF 1000. Six hundred and sixty Of their
dead were buried in our lines. The Union
loss is placed at 600.
The Union loss in the battle Of Wedncs-
day, the goth of July, before Atlanta, was
l,I33; that OF the rebels, about 5000.
In the battle Of Friday, the 22nd of July,
the Union loss reached 3 800 and ten pieces
of artIlery-the rebels losing 5000 besides
eighteen stands Of coiors and 5000 stands
Of small arms.
General GarFarl, in his recent raid, d.s-
hoyed the Georgia railroad and three impor-
tant dcpots, and captured two hundred pris
onerSa
On Thursday last the rebels made an at
tack upon General Logan's corps, aud were
defeated.
General llo rIier has been retired from the
command of the Goth corps at his own re-
quest, and comes North.
General Stanley succeeds to General How.
ards command, aud General Cruft succeeds
Stanley.
There has been no Gghting before Atlanta
since the 2Sth of July.
The death Of the rebel General Walker is
confirmed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
D. u. MABIE
CAMP Ban Iowa INFANTRY,
IL I'M. FIELD. Mar 4 I'll. G. Ill,. 0nL

u
MEssRs. EDIToRs: Allow me to give you
short detail of our last three days fighting.
Company X arrived near This place on the
Goth inst. with seventeen men for duty, and
now has only four. On the FIRST day we did
not lose man. On the second: killed
John I. Smith; wounded-Martin Adams
Third day: missing-Corp. Chhs. Boehmler
Corp. Daniel Mabie, Privates James Baker,
Ed. B@hmler, James NJ. Daniels, Ed. Groom,
Earl Hoyt, II. II. King, H. Rohscn, Cbas
Blasbcrg. List Of those present: Sergt. J.
Cooper, Privatcs L. Castle, j. N. Maggart
Geo. Rothcmal, W. Byton. Jacob BmhmIer
is sick i ! hospital. Our regiment took
good many prisoners.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

NoTnSG Of particular importance received
by last nights mail.
OS and after August LIST, local telegraphic
rates will be advanced fifty per cent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
j. NJ. MAGGhRT

The Davenport Gazette has a letter
which says that in the fight of the ed, the
Sd and 10th Iowa regiments Were captured
10y the enQmy.-Eds.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

THE WONDERS OF THE MICROSCOPE We
understand it is through the agency Of this
marvel viewing instrument that DR.. Aver
has at length succeeded in finding the PALu-
DIAL MrAsM and determining its character OF
it's effects we in this section have abundant
evidence in the Fever and hguc which it
alone produces when absorbed through the
lungs into the blood. 1t has long been held
to be vapor or something in the vapor Of
water from dccayed and dccaying vegetation.
Under great magnifyng power, the Doctor
has found this vApor to contain distinct or
ganisms or living bodies, corresponding pre-
eiSely with those found in the blood of Ague
subjects. They are 1900 times less than
visible to the naked eye, but have distinct
character and form He thinks they are re-
productive in decaying matter or in the blood
and hence their long continued life or the
remote effects of them in the system. lie
maintains that they resemble in character
the other Preventative poisons, or such as
the vrus Of rabies OF o: dead body, Sc,
all Of which are known to reproduce them
selves with great rapidly, Ike yeast in mos-
tened -four, SO that the slightest quantity
impre Eratcs the whole mass Yeast through
a powerful magniiier is seen TO he forest Of
which grows blossoms, and goes
10 seed in a short time. Masm is not so
distinctly vegetable. but has more the APP.
pearancc OF animal life, although its motions
cannot be perfectly distinguished. What the
Doctor claims to have settled is that it is an
organic substance. and he he has further
found and embodied in his "Aguc Cure"
what will destroy it edder. St Louis, No.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

sfY@ The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society Of
Cedar Falls meets regularly every Tuesday
afternoon, at . o'clock, in Horticultural Hall
a general attendance invited Stf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

BaowNs Bronchial 1'roches are recon-
mcndsd for public speakers and others, for
the relief Of Colds and to clear the voice.
Their efficacy is strongly attcstcd by Con-
gressmcn, Clergymen, Military men and 9th.
ers who use them. 4fs there are limitations,
be sare TO obtain the genuine
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
La FAIn;s KATE.

From, the Principal TheaterS,
and Pixies Grand Opera Houss
Cincinnati.
"a gem f!t for an inpesia1
dialem.n
So accomplished and FASCINATING
il this pretty Young American
Densouss, that she has been com.
rletely idolizcd by the elite Of so-
ciety, and styled In compliment
the "Tcrpsiciiorean Divinity" u
may be truly said that "Grace Ia
in her step" and the most esteem.
cd masters have pronounced her
dancing r,ultiess. Bold and Wig.
orom in execution, though sym.
petite in size, her form,
style and self TIRE Inc very Poetry
cf notion. Artistically correct
IN every movement, yet with .
freedom Of air and effect
which ospcak genius and self ro-
lance. a com tination Of art and
talent Is observed which make her
the cynosure Of every eye, nnd tho
idol OF the audience. She viii nr-
pear in all the role Of the lattst
Ballet, and in conjunction with
Mile. Alice in several splendid
4. Ill lnnrIa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
SONG OF yYEECOIsE.
AIR-RUssIIN NATIONAL HYmy,

AlR-RUssLiN NATIONAL HYMN.
sea-birds Of MuscOvy, rest in waters,
Fold your white wings by rock grded shore;
While with glad voices its sons and its daughters
Welcome the friends ye have waited US DER.
sea.kiDgs OF Seya our hearts throb your greeting!
Deep as the anchors your frgatcs let fall
Down to the fouGt here our lfe-puSe is beating,
Sink the Kind accents you bear to us al.
Fires OF the North. In eternal communion, ..
Blend your bread flashes with evenings bright star
& Cd bless the Empire that loves the great Union
Strength 10 her people Long life to the Gear.
FOLLOWED BY "HAM CoLuMDIA"
TRIO.
FROM LiJal, -. .'............ MESpELSsoHS
Sung by pupils OF the Girls High and Normal School
without accompaniment.
CHORAL.
' Let all men Praise the Lord" .... MESDEL ssoHS
SELECTIONS FOR THE GREAT ORGAN.
PRAYER FROM DER FREIsCHUTz
~ MuIED TuNEs.
y0x WEpRR
GLORIA IN EXCELSlS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
hlLE. AGNES.
.tvz

The charmi ing magic wiro hgu-
rsntc, whose astonishing perform.
snccs have Of late created 20 fp~
tense q frirore, will appear upon
her mysterious Invisible Wire, In
her .haste, beautiful representa-
ton of "The Graces." This de-
iightfui Parlor Entertainment hae
been received in all the cities OF
The Union and Europe with that
lasting delight which so graceful .
Poses could not fail to command,
and Mile. Agnes 10 the recif lent
Of q thousand gems Of well-msrited
from the cities, towns
and hamlcts in which sho las had
the honor to appear. .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
NILE. ALICE.


The very incarnation Of Beauty.
Grace, daring, dashing effect,
style md fascination. To attsmps
any thing like a description Of this
wontierfully brilliant Equcstri-
cnne, within the limits Of q sem
fence In newspaper ADVERTISE
ment, would be absurd. We must
refer tho public to the Press Of the
United States and Europe. No.
tees will be found copied from the
leading Journals, In each paper In
which tai; advertisement appears.
Differing entirely in style from
all other this Child of Genius
rides with the most perfect aban.
don and fcarlessncss, her magni6-
cent foru assuming naturally the
most graceful and classic positions,
her face lit up with q sweet smile
Of modest confidence, aud her fus
eye sparkling with gonius and
pride Of her daily successes. Her
noble horse knows his mistress,
and seems to enter with all the
spirit of his generous nature into
the general excitement which her
immense achievements universally
create. AS they dash around the
arena there is a splendid harmony
Of during style and grace, and
dnafening cheers proclaim another
f,iuyu1li ,r,s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

MADAME ROBINSON, 20 re.
nowned everywhere, will lead 40
usual, in her delightful science Il
Lady Eluestrianism, exhibiting
upon her beautiful and high met
tied horses, the graceful yet con-
trolling power which all ladiee
may, with instruction and praoS,
ticc, obtain over this noble ami.
mai; and tho high point Of excsl.
lence and skill which may be
achieved in this inyigoratinE aut
agreeable exercise,