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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-29
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Chicago Weekly Republican.
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One acre Of Grapes Requires No More Work
than one acre cf Corn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-29
Musical.

YKyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Il to the citizens Of Cedar Falls that be viii
commence
SELECT SINGING CLASS,
of twelve lessons, on FRIDAY EVENING next. a.
winslow Hall. Tuition for the term, $500.
J. B. ABBOTT.
szy- Mr.. Abbott prepared to furnish Pianos Melc-
dsOns and Cabinet Organs at very low rates, and will
exchange such Instruments for city property.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
A Faost,oWs R.n,I EdItor.

lFrom the Fayetteville Telegraph, Maroh 10 I
We do rot know but that we may he
compelled to suspend publication OF tho
TSlegroph before next year II all accounts
OF excited courlers be correct there must
be dive hundred thousand Yankees within
two hundred yards Of Fayetteville to-day.
They have guns that can throw two ounce
shells over three hundred yards, so the city
Is In easy range As soon as four hundred
thousand OF these dear fellows enter tho
city from the south We propose 10 retire by
the road leading north. Some Of them
dont like us, and rather than have q din
Guilty We EhAll fail back We beg that
some Of our friends will remember us very
kindly to Mr.. sherman, II he should come
this way, and inform him that the spstd d.
lest way OF ending this war is TO hang the
best men Of his command and make his
way back to his family. II he don't like
tho proposition ho can trade his army of
for a dog aud hang the dog.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
The CSal TFsds.

Tho following remarks Of the Pottsvil'e
Ainsrf Journal, In reference TO the coal
trade this season, are just and opportune,
"The boGtmsu, We loArn, ask last year's
closing rate OF freight, which Was about
tS. 10 TO Ne~ York. This, added to the
rlnsing rAtea OF toll on the Schuylklll Nav
lgation last year. q e3. would mako about
t5 05 per ton TO New York Tho general
Impression is that last years closing rates
of transportation will be maintained. II
thls ls decided On, Wo think IL will bo .
mistake In the present aspect Of business
affairs OF tho country, and will llmil the
spring demand TO immediate wants, under
the preston thct prices will be affected,
as gold and other articles Of commerce will
be, as the rebellisu wHuea.
The price Of coal has recedod from 80
cepts 10 e1 q ton from last falls closlnR
prices, ana transportation, in view OF last
years large pronts, oughI TO sympathIse
with THE reducti1n.
We are aware that II Ia difiicult TO reduce
rates when but little or no corresponding
reduction has been made In the surround
inRsi bat the continued prosperity Of the
coal trade for the year depends In . great
measure In holding out rnts In the
carly part OF the season for dealers and
manufacturers In distant mArketa TO com.
mence laying In their supplies as early -
poSslble.b
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
Premature Statement.

The statement made this morning by the
REPUBLICAN that the Government had re-
ceiVed informAti Of the arrival at Colds
boro', last Sunday, Of Sherman, is untrue.
= Washington dispatch 70 Philadelphia IN
quira, Aareh2S. ..-......
The above statement by the correspond
emit Of the Taquirsr is false, and the author
Of the dispatch probably knew 1t when he
wrote, and he probably wrote 1t TO effect
the gold market.
The Government received information ol
the arrival OF sHERMAN at GoldSboro' nigh
before last The news came through two
distinct sources-one OF which was BY
vessel from Beaufort, N. O., TO Fortress
Monroe.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
FlnamolRl.

The London Board OF Trade returns for
the fret month Of the present year have
been issued, and they show that the con-
traction OF trade which had taken place
during the latter end Of the past year has
partially ceased. They show . email In
crease In the total value OF the exports OF
British and Irish produce and mAuufsc-
tures. the value being get down at Gl0,
4s9 $50, against Gl0,4l3 586 In the cor
rsspOndinR month OF last year.
The export Of cotion manufactures from
f2,953,3l In January last year have In
creased t. f3 l4l ,072; linen manufAc ories
from f55l S95 have Increased tn E667, 500,
but In cotton and nneu ysrns there 10 still
Q decrease. silk manufactures also exhibit
falling of, aud woolens and worsrsd
goods, which last year we're fl ,399 7o2,
are now only R1, ,39o, ,792. In the other
Items the variations are not Important.
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad tompsny. have declared . quar-
terly dividend Of tGo and one half per
cent, free OF tar, payable April 17th.
Tho interest coupons Of the nrst mort
gage bonds OF tho Chicago and great East
ern Railroad Company due April l, will be
psld on and after that date by Messis.
Schuehardt q Gebhard.
The coupons OF the Chicago and Alton
Railroad Income bonds will DO paid April
let, lees Government tax. by NJ. X. JeSup
a Co., also the COUPONS OF the 81. Louls,
Jacksonville and Chicago Railroad bonds,
free oftaI.
The Union Petroleum Company has DO
clSred dividend OF twenty per cent, pay
able ON the Goth instant.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

DBPARTuR1 OF OPBRATIo ARTIsrs.-In
the Montesums, which sailed to-day for
Kingston, Jamaica, . number OF we'll
known operate artists leiI Tor that port.
They comprise the new company formed
for the West Indiea by Barfallni, and in
clude Ghionl and Carroll, pTimA donnGsi
stojs, eontrAlto; ErrHni, tenor; Fellinl,
baritone, Morino, bssso, and other singers
for the secondary parts.
In Slguor Erraai the impresArio has SO.
cured q singer Of the beet school and style,
and one whom We should have been glad to
have seen more frequently on our operate
stage In New York. ErrHnl, however, has,
while here, devoted his energies to teach
ing, go that the JAmAicAns get the AdvAn.
tAge OF Us In hearing in public this mighty
ealLlvAted aenor.--N. Y. Eseatna Posi.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
cEXTRAS
--latest Prom Sherman.
R e B Ell EPoR T s.
R e OR T s
Sherman Met near Goldsboro'
Rebels Boast Of Capturing s Guns
Sherman Entrenches Him.
self and Holds on.

The Richmond FkdniRer, OF Tuesday
last, has been received at this Office. II
contains the official war bulletin OF Gen. r.
L. Lee, dated headquarters Of the armies
of the Confederate stAtesi .-
"MARcH 20, 1865.
"To Hon. }. @. Brsetinridgs, See'sta v Of War
"Geu. J. E. Johnston reports THAT about
5 p. M, on the 10Th instant, he attacked
the enemy near Bentonvilic, routed him,
capturing three guns. A mile in tho rear
he rallied upon fresh troops, but was forced
back slowly until p. m, wltsn, receiving
more troops, he apparently assumed the
offensive, which was resistod without din
Guilty until dark. This morning he is en-
trenched. Our loss small, and the troops
behaved admirably we'll.
"Dense thIckets prevented rapid opera
tions. (sIgned) R.E.LEB."
On the llth, Stanton had announced
that Sherman was "doIng finely" His
army was at Fayetteville, "quiotly resting,
preparatory to another advance north.
ward.p II seems he did advance, but not
FAR. This successful attack by General
Johnston gives earnest that the redoubta-
BILE Sherman has at length met hls match.
Prom THE WEST.
SENAToBtA, March l4.--There 10 q re-
port that General Shelby has defeated q
Yarkee force near Little Rock, capturing
four hundred prisoners and some cannon.
The cavalry raid under Grierson has re-
turned to Memphis, having gone no fur
ther than Ripley.
FROM MOBILE.
MOBILE, March 16.-There is no change
70 report in our immediate front.
There Is great activity among the feet
In the lower bay.
All 10 quiet, with hoallle neet and army
below.
THE YANKEE pRAPF.
The drat commenced In New York on
the 18th, for thirteen thousand men, with
the addition Of ono hundred per cent, to
cover oil exemptions which may arise. Tho
drawing passed or very quietly and salts
fActOTlly
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
THE ULTIMATUM OF PRESIDENT
r.., Pa. LINCOLN. 80

So, have constantly been, am now, and
shall continue ready to receive any agent
whom he, Jefferson. DSvis,) or any other
influential person now resisting the ma,
tlousl authority, may Informally send n
mo rilA GAs visv Of securing peace to he psopl,
Of ouR ONE COMMON COUNTRY. .
A. LINCOLN.
Three things are indispensable, TO wit:
l. The restoration OF the nationsl au.
thority throughout all the States.
.. No reosdiTo BY the Executive Of the
United States, on tAs slavery qusItion, from
The position assumed thereon In the lats
annual message to Congress, and In pre-
cedipg documents.
8. No cessation OF hostIlItles short Of an
end OF the war, and the dlsbAnding OF all
forces hostile TO the Government.
All propositions not inconsistent with
the sbove, will be considered and passed
upon In spirit OF sincere lIberalIty.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IEr,rre, Of lshs . crVm TIE PresidSni 10 ,. p.
Biatr, Sr., and seercidrp Seisdrd,l
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
Ths sar.as vrs,ma<


The Bufi8lo papsrs bring ns tone ne-
fbst CITY ve hsTe n. pspers later tkap
fSiday. The Wntera lhtfnded into nv
pfess ruona.of The journsls, and daulnrsd
the machIuery "a thai u could MOI BE- uaed.
The buffalo Etprss supplies few fsets,
which we quotei
= rms DANAosI IN ROCHESTER,.
Two square miles OF the city must have
been entirely covered with che hOOd. Bone
idea OF the force Of the inudation may be
drawn from the fact that street cars placed
on the Main street bridge for safely, were
tSwept auay BY current two feetin depth.
with such force that ono was driven into
an adjacent building, and the other passed
gracefully over the falls.
Paving stonea AeVeral feet square were
torn up aud pied in confusion on tbs
street. The water must have been twenty
feet above the bed OF the river. The Main
street bridge withstood the food, although
q portion OF the buildings erected upon IL
lro swept away. IL is In q damaged con-
dillon, however, and for the preeeut i'm
psssable. Ph6dAmage done 10 the city Of
R0chesteris estlmated, by the best in formed
of its citizens, at two millions OF dollara |
This We should regard as moderate estl-
mate. rI.
THu TRAIN SURROUNDED. .-r
or the state OF the Central, East OF Roch-
ester, where II has suffered great disaster
In the loss Of the bridge across the Genes
see, We have little intelligence.
The trains which left here at 6p. IN. and
10 40 p. M, Thursday, were, at last nc
counts, shut In on both sides at Canandal.
qua. They were made into one a. ROches.
ter, aud len there 1t Ave o'clock on Friday
morning. At CanandAlgua the train vas
arrested by bridge down ahead, and while
preparing 10 move back again TO Roches-
ter, culvert In tho rear gave way. 30 the
Unfortunate passengers were hemmed in,
and have abode at CansndSlRus since.
THB GENES SEE VALET.
The Genessee Valley 10 swept Of bridges,
buildlngs, &C., to an alarming extent A
bureau was nshed out OF the stream above
Rochester on eusdrday, and found 10 con-
tain lot of pspers, among which was .
deed Of 100 acres Of land In Mount Morris.
Fragments OF houses, lumber, farming Inn
plements, goods, wares and merchandise,
sll passed down the stream In Q mIngling
macs. 49,.
The Genesee Valley canal " regarded
as among the things that were. II hSs
been pretty much swept out.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
From wIImin Eton-Aa Army OF n sru

From mWiIminKtOn-An Army or Rsfu.
gees os their Wsy ThsFs-'mmsnss
ouAntitiss OF Cotton, TuTPsntins,
Sto ,OaptuTsd.
A letter from Beaufort, dated tho 10th,
states that over twenty thousand white and
black refugees, OF all ages and sizes, are on
their way from Fayetteville TO Whining
ton. There Is great destitutlon among
, them, and supplies have been sent for their
relief. ID.
Immense quantities Of resin, turpentIne,
pitch, and cotton have been captured along
the Cape Fear river, and the wharves be-
tween Wilmington and Fayetteville are
literally loaded with the spolls Of war.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

MARYLAND LLGIsLARUEl. I'm the Senate
the bill! TO authorize the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to construct . railroad,
within i've years, from q point within one
mile OF honocacy to washIpsstSTei city wss
passed: ThStIT 70 indemnify Gsv. Brad.
lord for the burning OF his honSe by rebels
was passed. The bill 10 pay the Mayor Of
Baltimore a salary as member OF the Board
OF Police Commissioners was rejected. The
oyster bill was considered.
In the House the bill to provide for the
registration OF voters was passed after the
striking out Of the section requiring the
officers OF REPATRIATION 10 PROFOUND GER
tain questions 20 voters In relation to their
having given aid or comfort 70 rebels. Tho
following bills WeTo also passed, To pro-
vide for . general assessment Of property
in the State on the specie basis; relating
70 the Inspection OF salt ilSh In Baltimore
city; fixing the pay OF Judges Of the Or
phanE' Court 81 % per day In Baltimore
city and o. In the countiesj TO pay t5, 900
for . portrait OF Gov. Hicks; and 10 Au-
thoriAe proceedings for the forfeiture OF
the charter OF the Washington and Taney-
town Plank Road Company.
An unfaVorable report was made on the
bill TO Incorporate the Baltimore, AunaP-
ola and Washington Air Line Railroad
Company. A minority report In favor Of
the legality of Judge GrAson'a election was
not accepted, and the cons Liberation OF the
subject fred for 3 O'Clock lGst eveoinR.
Tho bill for the organisation OF the militia
was rejected. An order 10 extend the seI-
alon to Saturday evening was rejected.
Tho bill TO establish . uniform syALem OF
public instruction was considered.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
RmnnOHAI.


Cor !. b, ,PARsops, OF The ouartermnS.
ter Gs(,fAl1 9omee, hes bssn ordsn.d 20 1.
LOus sdend the ist,Ing Of tf.n,toftation
egntrssis thers. ~ N H
80 KkkKnDR, Esq .. .osShlef OF ne
cercbss Bafesu, has rs.iTScd to sso.p,the
position OF cashier Of the First NationAl BAnk
Of Aurora, Iudisna.
MAJOR W. q. II. SHERMAN, one OF the
mosttnelsnt pAtmSIssSstn tns ssfvits, has
resigned. 80,
FRoH the following h will be seen ths,
D, q Heath, Eaq, formerly third.elsss clerk
10 the Second Auditors once, has "strnek
Ile,s . 'lsz 'sS' % ~. -'r-- o.
There z ohs iusky editor. s. Hss'A,
IofInerly editor Of the Men ash' (WiLl csA-
and y now worth aIo0, 0,ooo,"'
During the rebel rsid last July, Mr. Heath
was living few miles beyond Fort stevens,
All his household tfects were "gobNled up "
~ the rebel Invaders. sosn after his loss he
resigned his position IN the oflce ~ d became
dsvotee OF Petroleum.
LIEUT.. A. l.. AEDBRsoH, Of the Sd Iowa
infAUtry, has arrived In this city fIom Libby
prison, where he has been In close cou1ac-
mint for many months.
GoysRsoR ANDREW, Mayor LINCOLN
Professor LoNsTELLow, DR.. HOLM Q, ard
other distinguished men were present r1es-
day aHthe billiard tournament In Bostou.
CAPTAIN Fox, Assistant secretsry OF the
Navy, arrived from the front yesterday. .
SENATOR HuETHR 10 out In card In the
Richmond papsrs, denying that he 10 ip iAyor
Of rseonairusiion, Ne advises the people Of
the South to nght ~ long - their President
gIn) and sommAudsr-in. chief (Les) think
there Is any hope OF success.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
The Panic aud an. Tlood,

The gold panic and the recent noodI
have had . very serious effect upon the
provision markets. 1bere- j. Getapllly 4
scarcity Of meats "a the city, the trains in
the Wesierp Part OF tho State being wholly
dlssrranged BY reaIon OF the freshets. Il
is doubtful if-Were the animals, which are
en- route, here-the demands Of the market
would be more than supplied, 40 large
dealers manifest no disposition TO operate
Whilo the money market 10 90 unsteady
Other dealers are moro or less Affected by
this Instability Of the money market, aud
nnd great difficulty In dlsposing OF their
goods. Many have put down their prices
from Afteen 70 twenty per cent, but still
await buyers.-N. 7 Com. Advertiser.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
The Boston Billiard Tournament
pElIsa ANVh rtlsd.


The Massachusetts billiard tourua N ent
closed al Boston on Monday. The Journal
saysG
Mr.. Gsvit presented the prizes as iollows:
"TO William A. Tohin, OF Boston, the
champion cue OF the State OF MAssachu-
setts.
"To Robert Z. WilmarLh, OF Boston, the
second prize, a cue, silver mounted; and
suitably Inscribed.
"To 4. Daniels, OF Boston, tho third
prize, Florence sowing-machine.
"To l.. W. LangdOn, oi Florence, tho
fourth prize, silver cup.
"In response TO the loud calls OF the
audience, the gentlemen, with the eHcep-
slon OF Mr.. Daniels, replied briefly on re-
celving their several awards, and were all
greeted with enthusiastic applause.
"Mr. Gavit sAid that he had ono other
duty to perform, which was to present to Mr..
Geo. n. Howe, chairman Of the eommitLee
OF arrangements, in behalf OF y few OF that
gentleman's personal friends, the table
which had been used during the tourna-
meDt. This table Ia q fSunpocket Phelnu
h Collender, of very elegant style and hn-
ish, and 10 valued ut eight hundred dOllars.
Mr.. Howe, who was quite uDprepared for
Such'S testimonial, respsnded In q fow ap-
pTopriaIe remarks"
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

THE DEoLINs.-The telegraphic reports
Of the leading markets all over the couu'
try show heavy decline In the principal
articles Of produco aud manufactures,
keeping pace with the depreciation here.
Tho falling Oh In sugars, molASses, and
oyory description Of groceries, is very
marked. Provisions sympAthiEe very per-
ccptibly In the downward turn. In the dry
goods market there has been . rapid de-
cline, and there appears on all hands q
strong disposition 10 stand from under.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
A PALAm BuRNEp IN 0nRMArY-

A PALLoH BURNED IN GERMANY On
the 2Si ultlmo, the 5chlosS, or Dukes Pal
ace at Brunswick, Germany, was totally
destroyed by Dire while . court ball was In
progress. The ladies escaped from tho
ball room In their SRtiu slippers and ball
dresses through leo and snOw. A letter
sAys;
!" Men wee seen dragging out sacks of
gold ana silver platej few out OF the very
valuable collection Of pictures were saved
the gorg eOus ballroom, with its crimson
velvet hauglngs, magnificent gold chAnde-
llsrs, and groups Of orange trees, eIoticS
and tropical plants, were also In hames,
the eluxuhous supper was burniOg, the plate
liquid, and the llnen In ashes. Among the
works OF art destroyed was . colossal
bronze figure Of BrunOnia, the patron god
dess Of the town, standing In . car Of
victory, drawn by four colossal bronze
horses -
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90, 1895.
THE REBEL NEws-JoBNsToN
PROB ,BLY DnREATED.

PROBNBLY DnFEATED.
Johnston's report, In another column
that he checked, on the 10Th inst, the ud
vance ofone OF shermAn's columns, should
b taken with caution. He acknowledges,
let It be observed, thSt SHERMAN assumed
Gls ofsnSiSs" on the same day.
It 10 probable that this movement on the
part Of sHsRMAN was for the purpose Of
dlverting Johuston's forces TO Benton vile,
wAils ShsymaH's other eolpnn entered Colds.
6oro' on tie Sdms day!
Il will undoubtedly turn out that sHBR-
MAN obtained . great victory over JoHS-
sroH somewhere In the vicinity Of Colds.
boro', % 1t will be observed, by rstt.S:r ..
N nr- ,A =, --.asaa HnInRs- 90
Pg sqRgN columns, that when the Ajax
was steaming 10 sea from Beaufort, N. c.,
on tho Goth instant, all the Asgs OF the
various war vessels lying there were
hoiated In their rigging, apparently as II
rejoicing over victory, received after the
Ajax left her dock. r.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
Ths ItsIiaN Opera al Ford's Thea,r.


Next week Manager Ford brings out
the great company which has been pro-
ducing an operate .Jarors In the large
cities OF the North under Max Msrelzek's
Management, at hls own theatre In Wash
ington.
The troupe complies some Of the finest
artists In the country, and their brilliant
music and impressive style will draw out
q FULL representation Of the best critics OF
lyric music In our city. It viii be seen
from the announcements In our columns
that brilliant galaxy OF talent is engaged
to produce the most attractive operas Of
the Italian masters.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
"canInE Ihe RON" and Freeing the
Slaves

The London Morning Star, commenting
upon sherman's march, remarks;
at is not difficult TO imagine the effect
upon the Coniederacy of such a march as
iS now progressing through that State,
which was the ringleader In all the strug-
giles which led 70 the rebellion. Her lead
Ing slaVeholders boAsted that they would
call the roll OF their slaves on Banker Hill,
but hero is Northern General helping the
slaves to frSedom 10 the very centre Of the
stronghold Of the peculiar institution -
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

Asa isttora relating 10 The subscription OF, Of
sdvertising IN, the REPuBLIoAN should be adj
drsssed 70 the publishers, ~ above
Al lettprs or oommunleations intended Foi
pueFeatiQns or in any way relating TO The
editorial department OF the paper, should b,
Addressed 70 TIE editor, % above.
81 Dusinsns and othef eorrespondsnh viii
greatly obiigs the Publishsra and the Editor b
complying with the shove suggestion.
To c0nnKsPoHoEETsy--No noties oan b,
sksaof ansnynous communications. What
svsr h intended for insertion must be suthon
ieated By The uame and address OF the wri
sr-not necessarily for publication, but ~ :
guaranty OF its good fAith.
wssannot undertake to return rejected con
municafionn, ..-