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The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that l, CATHARiNE
IN ROBERTS, am y married woman and . res. Z.
drht Of the County OF " Dorado, in the etate .!
California that am d-siFous OF sVAilins myself Of
the bentdt OF an Act entitled IAN Act 10 authorize
married women to transact business In their IVA
names As sole trader" approved April 18th, leS5;
and also OF the benefit an Act entitl-d IAN Act
amendatnTy NJ and supplemental TO an Act entitled
sn Act 10 authorize married women Tn transact 10.
sineSs in their own names - sole traders, passed
April iveihh. eighteen hundred aud any two" sp'
proved April s,h, lS62 that II IL my intention %
make application to the Di tFict Court Of said COun'
ty Of VI Dorado. on Monday, the llih day of Sep
trmber, A D. 1855, for an order of said Court per-
mhting me to carry On businrss In my own Dane
and on my own account; aud that the business thus
proposed TO be carried on Is that ~ buyinR ana
selling fruit, candies groceries and liquors; snd'
OF keeping n saloon. CATHARINE ROBERTS.
James johnson. Atty for applicant. -,
August lUlh, 1865. ID
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
SUMMONS.

C,TATE OF CALIEoR>IA County ~ II no,,a.
IS In JuStrt's Court. tIsrtrvtllr 7, vLsh,n
The TGnjIr cfHr .NtIf, or CtIi'oIpiJ,
To u. & H. RRlCk. DrHr rndaht, a nor. .r.s,S.,,
Of ssd 1nNGSh'p Gtr-fug
fou are hereby 'uInr,"n-d to appear he'nr, me NJ
my office in PlScervr T"Hnsh,p . ID. C.uItv a.,
" Dorado. oh tie ''h day " July A b ISsS S,Y
otl"k ". 10 auSNrT unto ih- ron pIAiui Of
Rnher' R'n. PIE n,,n.r-s '-nt 81 said vi ain
Wlu Su~s to r,c"S'T tA- SUN Of ONE hundred N,'l
n'nriyuin- and - luh d"llATa. Tor LalAnrr du. on
yo,r noi-. payable 10 Plaintiff "r otdet and dat. d
AuTusi 26'h lssi ,--Whth 'udgu.h ~ will bt taL.t
AENih. yol f"r Gaid oAn'. together With COST, y
~ fail to SprrAT GEd al WrT,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
ULCERATED LEGS

DR. GIDEON has discovered remedies that cannot
be surpassed for the o liberated Legs OF years
standing and WILL CURE the worst forms of the above
complaints.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
DIR. GIBBONS FEMALE Pills

These Pills, by long experience ia private practice
have been found the most useful remedy against
those general complaints the Female are sutje :
to they cleanse, purify and cause 're' circulation
Of the blood when in manner StagnHtrd up.u
those distractions which females are liable to. aud
bring Nature into its proper chaur"lwh-rrhv health
Is recovered, and the patient whD looked Ike d-aih
restored to Lively complexion. T,y are the best
medicines ever discover ed for young women when
afflicted with what is commonly called TIE Green
Sickness, and are also excellent for Palpitation Of
the Heart. Gddiness. Loathiag of Food. Bad Diges
tion, Pains in Stomach Beating OF thu Arteries Of
the Neck, Short Breath upon every little motion
Sinking Of Spirits. These pills haSr like wise been
found a sovereign remedy either for women
in all Hypocondriac, Hysteric, Vaporish 'ilsor.
derS, for they exceed ngly Strengthening to the
nerves. throwing oG the gross humors tending to
m,lanchoy, invignrAte the sinking spirits, and
cause an universal cheerfunesS to the body Sent
by mail Price. IS n box.
Address Or J. P. Gibbon, 6l9 Kearney street, cor.
ner Of Commercial, San Francisco, Postothce Box,
252.
Persons calling at DR.. Gibbons ohice or sendir 4
for packages Of medicines, may rely upon his assu-
rance OF confidential secrecy with implicit faith,
and expect no more than to be charged with fair
and mutually satisfactory remuneration for services
rendered considering the circumstances and dficu
ties Of cases, rather than too preval-n, and ,efsh
practice Of extorion among quAcks and pretenders
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
TO THE PuBIIC

The large number of unprincired Doctors" whc
now advertise in the public journals. and who have
s" long held full sway In San Francisco, seem, to
render it imperative for some capable practi ioneI
of med zine, on whom the public can rrlV, l., make
an attempt, not only to relieve those who may be
suffering from disrase, hut also to sAVe them from,
the raPacity Of rharlatans and Inpo>trrs
Dr. Moore offers his services tn the penpie NJ Cal.
forn'A in the capacity Of Physician and surgeon
giving bogus certificates of remarkable cures nor
"uendnE drii"ary by disgusting descriptions Of dis
bnl q m reErr fo th 10
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02


All 00AktAA gre BsFbOxs.
m ~ - yoG, n ffitSa, hOpi,
fht 800 d0uhs aan hArboT,
.AnA a 0si0Salda u ahsp, ..,
AnA svsEy ons's DsF. -
ooms shaVa - s4s1V1SAssalook neat,
And ean4 4aEna1i
Asa 6roEsrs Es15 = . ths ekEset,
ASA SIlysnsS A<wWg
Sans sAavs tAOls iOssbahAo- Sliek and clean,
--DAaA vith 10 heade ere bothered;
ESt SAeu 'tis plAinly 70 Be seen
That they are the ouOs tAata lAthsTsd.
10 OoaTt girl With eloQpenes,
.ThP aAndY never ftets hef;
1A htAsrs ksr with e0nphmsaes,
ARA shaVes her Uhsn he ests her.
The maiasna, also. now and then,
Who aFe6O fso4 Of UpoFtinh
aaff 0naa tn oAAllo4 minded men
AnA sAsss Zen Whils they're eOurtiug.
NutRens and gigla who thus win boast
OF Ooaping WkiIs they tarlisA,
win ed q hst. with bittsT esss,
Thas beth eOt shsSed vheh married..
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
SKIN DISEASES.

DR.. G will also treat Skin Diseases on reasonable
terms Itch cured in half an hour BY q new remedy
or no charge.
Don't be deceived by unprincipled Druggists, who
pretend to all forms Syphilis with one bottle Of
their nostromS. You will only lose time and ex-
pense by trying them. Such remedies are gotten
up to SELL DR.. Gibbon invites ALL classes who have
had the misfortune tn contract painful and danger
Gus disease, and have submitted to the mercurial
maltreatment ofquacks, till they are suffering from
the effects Of mercury in their blood and homes, and
so much so that they may be- Justly denominated
walking barometera, to call st his Dispensary and
avail themselves of his superior anti mercuriHl rem
edles, which free from smell and taste and quick
y and thoroughly eliminate the mercury and poison
from the blood.
DR.. Gibbon Is responsible, and will give to each
patient written instrument binding himself to ef
feet radical and permanent cure or make charge.
And In no will he charge extra from the agree
ment he makes.
Persons residing In the country who Uhrough
feelings OIL private nature) dislike to advise with
their usual medical attendant, may consult DR. Glib
bon either personally or by letter. at his address
Box, e52 or GIT Kearny street. corner OF Commercial
street, San Francisco, California.
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
The newly invented Patent French Safe, sure
preventive against diseases and pregnancy. Sent
BY mail. Price, %. Address DR.. J. ? GIBBos, 6i1
Kearney street, near Commercial, San Francisco P.
o. Box, 253.
- Medicines sent to any address upon recent OF
$lU in registered letter. together with full descrip-
ton OF complaint.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
TO THE LADIES.

Ladies suffering rom any NJ III in6rmiiirs necu
Ar Ia he s-N. ~ - h'h th- Dn.,cr SAFE couhdant
aud s'rni n p''yS.tAu In the treatment of sup
press ons and k'nlrei 4 ,casrs. h- i uit,nui an
equal. and Ia' ir> y feet assured that they will
receive the u.">' d'lrat- and g-n'l-m.nv lr-at-
mert. aud secure proript r, -r nu their troubles
Prl'A'e apartments, with teE.ae nu ses, fot those
- ho
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
appearing 10

j. appearing 10 nv sAu factAon by didHViI htd
ia ih- SA>e. jhai pr'rrd4rI nni reside al the
STATE, aud - r, st"ti - he riiv 81 Austin In The
SiAi- ~ NtNsdS Hrd Ihh Psiutig has Ga,d causs
~ -cion sxaiuss Eeirnd,it upal ulou tie tttTI,.
o. rum"'nn. ~ ME chse e h. mad.
j. II ordered that a-rVicr Sf The sun q ous In this
rAus' q" niHde ny rut rIiio n thrTe,E On'r Veek
for the rpArr o. trrr m"n bS IL tie NoEntA D-m.
ocrSi h-Hspsp~r Published in iht. County ALI
that cnPt ~ sad snFnrI"Is h~ deposited ioT hUuh
~ nv I.".inhrr. adif-ss,d g. U-h ndAnt 81 kls
Place ~ esp' n''- Af"r'sAd, When srrVe thee.
of W.l - d--n.rd c"wpl-It
Thi, 3.h day VI Ju,J. les
JOHN Bush
.D'ySu.3l J1aC. - the Peace.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
JOHN Ers

Just're OF ih- P-ser
II tie Sh-r6 or any C"n.tAhi, al VI borad.
C"un'y, Greeting: Make legal service and rs,ar,
htr"n!.
Gwen under MY hand. his 5h day - Jriy. 4
l>65 joins RUkH
JG ',r- % the Peace in and t..T said TUSAsAIR
IL R.v Stamp!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

GUYS, hgh AsTrra, 0OsOngh;
81. Bartholomew, Smlthaeldj
81. Lnke's, Old eireet; =
St Mary's, Camb Place, Pad;
Lock, Harrow Road;
University, Cover Street;
Westminster, Broad Sanctuary;
Charnl Cross Agar Street, Strand;
London, WhitechApel Rosd;
Royal Free, Gray's Inn Road;
Kings College, Portugal Street.
DR.. Gibbon has also visited Drs Acton, Of London;
Parker Of Birmingham, Eng. and Ricord. Of Paris;
who are considered the best Physicians and Surgeons
in the World, and whose authority is acknowledged
to be the highest in the treatment OF Sexual diseases
DR.. Gibbon has obtained from them tn cir ew mode
treatment. which cannot be surpassed.
nr. Gibbon has spared neither time nor money in
seeking out rem sdies, and has returned with in
creased facilities for the allevaton Of human suf
fering.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
A. H. Beds
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,

In the rear of the old Round Tent,
MAIN STREET. PLACERVILLE.
THE Undersigned would respectfully
~ inform the public that they can at ali
AO Ntimes obtain at his establishment the
An. very best Of dFiVinE teams and saddle
- Horses boarded BY the day, weak JoF month
on the most rtAs3Eanle terms.
9S-Sr' Al. REID.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

Aatt 10 once - -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
U S E H ELMBOLD
F1tttD EXTRACT BUcHtI

In all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs whether existing 10
ykAALE from tchateUer originating, dRd
matter hoV long stGndia9 Tits pleasant in Its taste
and odOr. IMMEDIATEin action, and Strengthening
than any Of the preparations Of 'rE or Iron.
Those suffering from Broksn DoUH DSltc0ts Consti.
tUtionS, procure the Rem tdy at once.
The Reader must be that however slight may be
the alta Of the above diseases is certain TO affect his
Bodily HSdlta, Mental PocsrS and Hdpp'ne8a II no
treatment submitted 70, Consumption Insanity may
ensue.
Al the above diseases require the aid Of = diureue.
HELMBOLO'S EXTRACT RUcHU
Is the Great DiNretic.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

DR.. GIBBON has the
pleasure Of announcing that he
has returned 70 this State, amer
an absence Of one year. during
which time he has visited all
the principal Hospitals Of En
rope. among them those oI
Dabhn, London and Paris
The following celebrated Hos.
pltals OF L 'n,lon are among
i thnSe visited by the Doctor
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE
Caution to Ihe Unfortunate.

- Medicines sent to any address upon receipt o.
$iU n registered letter, together with full descrp
ton Of COMPLAINT.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
Dr. @ibbOn.

EsTABLIsHED ~ 1854,
~ For the treat ent Of eexual an S~minaI
Diseases such ~ G, nnrh0sa Gleet SarIcture Syph-
lie in ali Its inrms, Seminal Weaknrss, Impotency,
etc etc. Skin Diseases Of years Standing and Ul.
eeFated Legs successfully treated
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

THE Iowa CENTRAL.-The Chicago
Tribune i'm the course of an article on
railroad matters, has the following to
say of our enterprise:
"The surveys have already begun
from Cedar Falls to the State line OF Mis-
souri,, for the Iowa Central Railroad,
to pass through Abba, Eddyyille, Oska-
loosa and Toledo. 1t VIII not be long
before this north and south line con-
meets st. Paul with the ivxa railroad
system. st. Louis will be gEatified at
the prospect of holding one end OF the
line, but Chicago can afford TO be well
satisfied by the iron bands which will,
from several points, give her all the adj
vantages the connection cen bring
Such, indeed, is our position as rail-
way center that not only can we view,
without envy, all and any important
Improvement in the general railway
system of the country, but it will be
difficult to find one of these that will
not, in the general average of public
benefit, give us liberal share"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

IssswrseByt ~ ~ M
that at present II ~ proposed to run their road
from.MarshalitGwn through Hardin, Franklin,
iiIte IN the drectfoifS ii st. Paul. This hoWev e
er may ben ruse orfthcir part toe cause us ID
Lcesds not be deceived, however, nor out.
done.-7oieob Transcript. &
"ruse mt oil r,eiehbor.
route and therefore say SO. We mean what
we say.
We have neither the wish or-the motivete
deceive you. Build your road IL you can.
Wen build ours anyhow.--HoJShaH Times.
DO not let the Times scare you, Mr..
transcript, by the seeming earnestness
with which it speaks of the Marshall
route. The matter was started as a side
issue, merely to draw off the attention
of the people from the direct and FEAST
bic route, and if possible prevent its
completion, and should be treated ac-
cordingly. 1t may be that the editor of
the Times, having not'consulted map
of the State, and not being famil-
iar with railroad matters, really be-
lieves what he says, but the men with
whom the "Iowa Valley y route origin
ated have no faith in the scheme, and
admit as much when cornered right up.
All that we, along the line of the Iowa
Central have to do, Mr.. Transcript, is
to go right along about our own BUSH
ness, and we shall soon cease to hear
anything about rival routes. Already
is there a corps of engineers locating
the line between Cedar Falls and Tole-
do, and grading will commence at the
former place on the 10Th inst. AS soon as
the surveys shall have been completed
between the two above mentioned pla-
ces the engineers will go to Oskaloosa,
and locate the route between that place
and the point where the North Missou-
ri road strikes the Iowa State line, and
work will also be begun i'm that direc-
ton this fall. Long before these Chi
cago offsprings could even perfect
their organizations, (Which we believe
there is no Intention of doing), the |
iowa Central will be permanently loca-
ted, and work OH both ends of the route
to be prosecuted with yig-
,r until the setting in of winter, and
hen only abandoned until spring when
Il will again be commenced, not to be
Interrupted until the road-bed from the
state line to Cedar Falls is ready for the
ron-horse. aa. .Hs3 saas3 aatla
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

= NHW BALLAD" Predigious" has
just received a new patriotic ballad from
the press of Oliver 4 Ditson, entitled
!" Move My Armchair, Mother" or
" Move Me in the Sun-Shiae Mother.b
1t is the dying request ola soldier who
wishes to.take last lingering look at
the /" Banner Of the Free" as it floats
in triumph over his native Tennessee.
Words and music by F. Niimarth.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

!. TnE Secretary of the Chickasaw Co.
Society has our thanks for
q complimentary ticket to the annual
fair to be held at New Hampton on the
Goth and 2lst of the present.nlonth. We
would like to attend, but are afraid we
cannot do ourselves the pleasure.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

CoAL.-Mr. rtley, of Alden, informs
us that aniextensivc Coal field has been
discovered less than mile from that
place. The samples exhumed are of
ahe best quality, and the supply is APP
parenHy, very large. A man expert
enced in coal mining has examined the
bed and SO well satisfied is he of its
richness that he bought five acres Of
the land and leased forty more, and is
now at the east for the purpose of pro-
curing the necessary machinery for
mining it. -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

JEFF. DAvIs viii probably be tried
before civil court, as the President
and Secretary of War are in favor OF
that course. 1t is said that Gen. Grant
and other prominent men, are in favor
of trial before military tribunal
his case will be taken up as soon Us that
of Writ is disposed of.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

Hon. A. w. HUBBARD, M. c. from
this District, left Sioux City the first OF
present week, for the upper Indian
country, to investigate certain transact
ions with the Indians in which it is
supposed the latter have been systemat-
ically swindled by agents and others
Mr.. II, goes under pursuance of instruc-
tions from Government. r2.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

a. B. Powers, candidate for Senator in the
40th Senatorial District. and T.. d. Tracy, can
didate for Representative in the 10Th Repre-
sentative District, will address the people as
follow's:s
Shell Rock, Sept. 2lgt.
ClaSksyiile, Sept. I'D. "~
Butler Center. Sept sd.
Other appointments will be snnde and an
sis,u need In due time. Let the people see to 1t
that thore Is a good attendance in their re-
spective localities. These meetings Will be
h6id In thc evening.
IS "a r. NELENnY,
- go A. Chm Sen. Dist. Com.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

IT is reported that Gen. George Wei
lace Jones (copperhead,) and Col. Ben
ton (copperhead tool will canvass the
State together, taking tho stump imme-
diately. A well matched team that
Will be. ..asW sas ~. s1 Il. .-E ".
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

THE President is making very slow
progress in signing pardons. Over
three thousand have been sent to him,
approved by the Attorney General,
while only about five hundred have re-
ceiyed the Executive sanction.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

q Col. VANANDA, who the Copper
heads put on the ticket with Benton,
for Lieut.. Gov, repudiates the whole
concern. Good for Van,-and lucky
would it be for Benton had he the good
sense to do likewise. aaaaE ... -aitaE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

JACOB STRAwN, Esq, well known as
the most extensive and most wealthy
farmer Of the United States, died at his
residence Mt Jacksonville. HI, on the
18th, aged sixty-tive years.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

SERIOUS aACCIDENT.-While Judge
Converse was returning home from
Clarksvile, last Sunday, his team got
frightened in Shell Rock and becom-
ing manageable, threw Mrs. Con-
verse from the buggy, injuring her so
severely that she cannot lie taken home.
Butler County A,.gus.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

BRTGADIER GENERAL BENNETT, of
Dubuque, Iowa, who has for some time
been post commandment at Charlestown,
S. G., has recently assumed command
of that military district.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

ALE the branches of the State Bank
of Iowa have been wound up with the
exception of that of Fort Madison
The National Banks have supplanted
them, aal - t.7#.-sFW - a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

ALL sentences of death, in cases of
soldiers convicted of desertion. have
been committed by the President to inn
prisonment for term of years.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

enterprising set Of men got together and
are 6s,laing tae t t%e so Mekiexio
reaches thatpoint, which will Sbe id a
few daysTherc are some twenty houses
already Fin course of erectiori,s1beside
three ware l1ouses, which will BE built
by that time, and one of the proprietors
informs. us that he intends to have his
filled with grain. There are also prep
arations being made to establish three
lumber yards in that town, to- he. In
al probability there will be an elevator
erected this fall.--Dubuque Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

The country has. lost one Of its best
and ablest men in the death OF .John
Eroggh, Governor of Ohio.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

THE receipts of Internal Revenue at
the Treasury Department on Tuesday
last were much heavier than on any
former day, reaching 81 100000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

THE Chickasaw Courier says tele-
graph is to be put in operation. on the
line of survey of the c. +. and MINI.
railroad from Wayerly to Nashua
The company give the wire and instTu-
ment and furnish the operator, and the
citizens of Nashua are to furnish the
poles. ssaa a-a q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

POLITICAL prospects in Iowa look
cheering. Benton, having consented to
have his course steered by such men as
Mahony, Clagget, ct al, and then eX-
pressing a willingness 70 run on a ticket
made up in part of out and out Copper
heads, assure to Reet~ith "a fate SINH
lar to that which overlook Gen. futile
two years ago. Iowa is good for $4,000
majority for Stone and the Union NOM
inees.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08
Political Meetings.

a. Political Meetings.
Hon. b. F. Gric, and Col. c. G. Carpenter will
speak at the following times and places, upon
the political questions ofthe day:
Forest City, Winnchago CO., Sept !3, O'Clock.
Bristol, Worth CO.. ~,
Clear Lake, CCrro Gordo CO., H. .
Hampton, FRANKLIN CO., lA2 -
Clarksyille, Butler Co.,, 10,
Cedar Falls, Black Hawk CO., Is, ne
Grundy Center, Grundy CO., 1873
Eldora, Hardin CO., 70,
Nevada Story CO., - ~, .
Boonesboro, Boone CO., ~, .
Homer, Hamilton co., -,
Webster City, Hamilton CO., 49, a4
sThe:iocal committees at the several points
above mentioned will please make the neces-
JOSHUA TRACY,
ia ss Chm state Cent? Com.
Union papers IN Northern Iowa please copy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

Gen. Grant is advertised to be here on
Monday, Sept. 4th, and preparations
are making to give him a befitting re-
ception. shall stay and see how well
the Milwaukee people do the honors.
~ &c HfE ~ g. d. p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08
r. socs rrrisS ag hicaeo M /, nut hcr

into its pocket and sat down on the
pocket, as some hear.fesss wretch last
winter advised. milwaukee, is becon-
ing country residence for Chicago bu-
siness men, there being many who live
here when at home and in Chicago
when at work. have an attraction for
Milwaukee formed when I was a boy
and when my home was in Kilbourn
Town. I would delight to see her pros
porous, and surely do not glory in her
il 60 ri
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
wTLEfAM NJ. STONE, Of lf1r:oa Saate.
For Lieut.. Governor
BENZ. +. CUE, y Uejsfes County,
"a For Judge of Supreme Court,
GEO. W. WRIGHT, Of Fan Buren, County.
For Supt. of Public Instruction,
GRAN sFAvHLE, Of Mitchell Ctstrty.
For Scnator--i0th District.
j. 3. POWERS, Of Block Hank Cbaafg.
COUNTY TICKET. - i, Fos =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLOSE. =
gTcusurc,.-JO.INs ELWELL. 50 aa5
7Sherif-w.F BROWN. 273
County Judges. d. SHAW
Superintendent Of schools --lGArES.
foroner-s. N. PIERCE. - ~ - e.
.St1xcyor-JOHN BALL.
Drainage Cbmniissioncr-Ea r. PENDLEToN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08
Public Meetings.

Union papers in Northern Iowa please copy.
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