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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

ONLY A STRAw.-We are informed
by a gentleman from Atalissa, that a
petitiorrwns passed around AMONG the
soldiers of Goshen township, pledging
adherence to the Republican party at
all hazards, which was signed by every
ore OF them with iwos,or three excep-
tons. This does not look, as If the sold
iers would go for Benton to a man, as
the Copperheads would have people be-
lieye.. The AFT liation OF the Cops with.
the Benton party will prevent any true
soldier from giving it his assistance
The Cops, to tell the truth have made a
grand mistake; they have got into the
wrong pew; the soldiers hobby
horse instead of carrying them to the
official chair, will carry them to de-
struction, for the soldiers not having
a particular hankering for such men as
Jones, Claggett d Co, will almost
unanimously vote against the ticket;
while many of the rank Copperheads,
like the editors of the Dubuque Herald
and the Courier, not fancying men who
do not truly represent their own Shiny
sentiments will not vote at all, but
will stand idly in the background and
see the party go to pot. Such is the ret
ribution which will be -neted out to
the hypocritical demagogues of the
Democratic party. Muscatiiae Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

THE Duhuquo IfeEYt!d says Benton
will sweep the State like astorm. Per-
haps he will; but when the storm is
over he'll find he's torn his shirt sa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29
GET your tickets all ready for election
dag !, Oct. 10th. .'.

aHH F HHEs
.Out candidate for Senator J. B. Pow
ers Esq, of this place, is making very
successful canvass. He seems to be so
generally popular that no opposition is
to be made to his election. The Butler
County shryus, in speaking OF his
speech at Butler Center Inst Saturday,
says: s"
1--WE were pleased with the course that Mr.
Powers took with reference to the Democratic
party. lie did not indulge Ia the partisan
rant and slang that politicians SO often do TO
the entire exclusion OF reason aud sense. His
style of speaking rs sueh as entertain all,
bntn the learned and unlsarn ed, using conn
mon Language, contrary to the practice of the
majority OF political speakers tint We have
been bored by during this politiea eatn paiEn:
but We have always observed that where
speaker has very aimiautiye i9eas, he y very
apt to cloth them In toungo-tryers and Jaw
breakers.'' r#Hf ... 1913 g@u4a ...tH
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

II is impossible to vote FOR. Benton
and Republican principles at the same
time. You must eachew Benton or
swallow Copperhead.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

ONLY one soldier went to hear Ben
ton at .MeGregor, and that one while, in
the army. found his chief delight il, writ
ing Copperhcal letters to q Copper
head newspaper. The soldiers candi-
date witha vengeance "a .,...r ...,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

JOHN s. HARVEY, a Dubuquelawyer,
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head in q sleeping car on the
Great Western Railroad last Saturday
night. It is supposed the deed was
done in fiji OF mental alteration. /
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

JUDGE HAMIITON.-It is stated that
Judge w. w. Hamilton of Dubuque
county has, accepted the nomination
Of Lieut.. Governor on the Postum tick
ct, in place of Col Van Anda, who
had gumption enough to refuse the
dishonorable tender. A few years since,
the Judge, who has large amount. of
John Bull prejudice which he brought
from England, could have had the
nomination for Lieut., Governor on the
Republican ticket, just as easy as slid
ing down a hill; but he took it into
his head that the Republican party
was to be 5wamped in the canvass, and
he gracefully withdrew his name, from
the Convention. The sound discretion
of the Judge was evident from the fact
that the Republican ticket triumphed
by majority of several thousand
and it has continued to triumph ever
since by Increasing and overwhelming
majorities. The Judge has brought
his pigs to a fine market this year.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION -
The following decision concerning trav-
cling agents has been published from
the Treasury Department, Washing
ton: lu. H'Eaaan.r .... ..s5~5 els .,
Assessors and collectors ara hereby inform
cd that all persons travelling about the tcourl-
try rs the agents manufacturers and dealers,
seeking orders for goods in originator unbrok
en- packages. are regarded as eoinmerciel bro
kers within the meaning OF the law, and ms
such must procure Licenses. These acting AS
the agents Of one person or firm exclusively
are also liable as above, b. ... 1 .#t"
Licenses 10 this class OF persons should he
oftl.e licnnsee. If he have one; but il not, his
residencs should be stated. ..5E ~ z" ST. f.
Licenses thus filed out should he recognized
by revenue officers in all paris Of the country.
81 WILLIAM oRfOE, Commissioner.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

Col. BENTON denies being the Dem
ociatic candidate FOR Governor. He j.
right lae is the Postum candidate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

s. b. HEwETT OF Wright Co, was in
town yesterday. He says he has not
heard, Of a single soldier in the north
ern part of the State who was not a
Copperhcad before he went into the
service who is a supporter Of Benton.--
'rhelboys up tllare Who have smsltgun-
powder laugh at the idea that they
could be seauccd into alliance with the
men who have been warning upon the
Federal cause throughout the war;
.Stute Register. 81 IS <tdbBf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

q 1T is thought that Wirz will be par
doned-he has taken to reading Bax ter's
Call. fae1Aa+ aGI ia 5a1 '2 5oH
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

A drove of one hundred and fifty.
cattle passed through this place on foot
yesterday, bound for the Chicago mar
ket, preIerring this mode of transpor-
present exorbitant rates. Shouldn't be
Surprised If eur grain dealers would
start up a irregular line OF teams to Chi
cago, one Of these days, as means of
shipment If there is no change in the
freight tariff r--Muscati,ae yossrnat sd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

VALUE OF MErAL-TIPPED SHOES FOR
-CHILDREN.-An acquaintance who has
three children, in forms IA that since he
commenced buying tipped shoes Tone
year ago., he has saved the price of new
boots for himself Commercial Bulletin.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29
Keep BENTON Travelling.

- COL, Eenton sis making Votes Cor the
Republican, ticket cyerywhere he goes.
He had been red TO believe, By The rep
resen thtfons of EcertainA. new papers,
doubtless. northeastern Iowa " ds
in for Postum or any thing else in pref
erence 10 Stouc. lie therefore ,nade .
trip into his conceived elysiun Of Pos
sums, and spoke his piece in Clay
ton and Fayette counties. The result,
sad TO state, was not all that his fancy
had painted him 1t would be. Indeed, nc
found himself the victim Of misplaced
confidence. The present political COM
plexion of Clayton and Fayette eoun-
ties lie that they will give their usual
majorlties for the Republican ticket
The masses are sound and undeceived.
A few men who have cried Das Moines
clique! "A" Rights of Northern love-"
&C., every year since. time out Of metn-
DRY, are little louder in their huilaboo
this fall than usual-that's all. They
will wake DIP after election and discover
that they are not &" the people" The
McGregor Ns,es, in speaking of the
I" Nephew'sf visit out that way, says
"TIis address here done the Republican
cause service: as not one of the very few Re-
publicans here, who might have voted for him
had he stayed away, viii vote for him now,
He left hero next morning with full con-
sciousness that no Republican of McGregor
will give him his vote, We learn that, the
same effect attended his effort at Elkadcr.-
Even Judge Williams was disguised with him
ard is reported to have said that In refusing
to vote FOR q scoiirtirei he would be compelled
TO vote for q d-----d FOOL Reports from him at
Fayette are ditto. How are you Nephew I"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

70 L
BIsHor SMITH died at his residence
in Dubuque at IL oicloeiS NJ. on Satur-
day last. The, rrelates departure was
sudden and unlooked-for, aud cast q
general gloom throughout the. Roman
Catholic Church Of Iowa. The Bishop
was beloved and honorcd by all who
knew him, irrespective of religious
faith, aud was indeed q Christian gen-
tleman and scholar. lie was born in
Ireland on the 9th of January, 1910
The Dubuque Hcro,d gives full sketch
of his life and ministerial services in Its
issue Of the 9th inst. We believe. the
immediate cause of the Bishops death
was dysentery, in an aggravated form,
superindueed By nervous prostration.s ~
lie GRASD ByINGToN's State Rights
Convention met at Iowa City ON the
18th inst, and formed platform and
were: For Governor, DIR. G.l 5. Baily,
of Van Buren, county; for Lieutenant
Governor, l.. W. Ba6bit, of Council
Bluffs; for Supreme Judge, James
Grant, OF Davenport; for Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction, j. ID. Jen-
kins, OF Michel county. This wing of
the Deplecracy do not believe in get
ting under the Union blue, but have
the honor to come out without preyari-
cation in support of their principles.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

REPUBLIoAN UNITY. There Is not o
Republican journal in the State, so far
as we know, which advocates the BEN
tonian 'Posstim Ticket The copper
head organs alone aveszassumed to be
the eXponents and constitutional ex-
Founders of the 'Possurns: and several
have refused to advocate the election of
Benton. SOFT goes. The starch is COM
pletely taken out of the opposition
They have not vigor enough to make a
decent campaign.
SPECIAL orders No. 4S6, War Depart
ment, dated 18th instant, orders that
the rendezvous at Clinton, Iowa, he
discontinued Immediately. All Gov
ernment buildings and other United
States QuafterHiaster's property atsthat
post are to be at once turned over TO
the Quartermaster's Department. The
guards and officers on, special duty con-
nected with the discharge Of troops at
Clinton, are subject to the orders of
Colonel Duncan. Lyons Mirror.
81 GENERAL FITz HENRY WARREN
was nominated for State Senator BY the
Union Convention of Des Moines coun.
ty ON the 10th inst. &c. Ben Darwin, S.
A. Flapders, and j.. w. Williams, are
the nominees for Representatives.
Pleasant Home Journal. asa sH
lsi THE ATLANTIC MONTH"; Y.-Thia
monthly magazine for October, has the
following list of contributors:
Saints who have had bodies; by G..
Reynolds; No time like the. old time
by Oliver Wendell Holmes; Coupon
Bends; III, by J. 7. Trowbridge; The
Aathor of Saul by Bayard Taylor
Needle and Garden X; John Jordan
by Edmund Kirk Noel, by Henry
W. Y 81 M Masse,,
Or. johns; TX, by Donald g. MitheIl
Down the River by Harriet E. Pres,
colt; Abraham Lincoln; by III. III.
1rownell; Reviews and Literary no
tiOes.
soTistnor snd Fields, Dostons Pnbtis,.
arAA v-vggs II -" ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

THE Copperlleads of New York, much
like tile Copperheads Of Iowa, have sllc-
ceedcd in getting n sort of pseudo Re-
publican litary ticket for State otii-
GERS. The Albany JOWea! .thereat in
vents the following fable: ..' ..,.i...l..
90 wolf caught skunk, and was about to
slay him, when the skunk said Don't XIII me,
I'm wolf You wolff let me hear you
bark can't bark right, because I have got
u bad cold.' But your, clothes don't look like
q wo'fs.' oh, mine were stolen; these are
my little cousin e.. But you haven't a VOLTS
ears p Because my ears were trimmed The
wolf, half-conyinced, was about toleave, when
he suddenly stopped, snuIfed the atmosphere
a moment, and exclaimed: Won may bark
like q wolf and wear the clothes of wolf, ana
show the ears of wolf, but no vol! ever had
such \ bad smell about him as you have And
the poor skunk died. .5'#-E .s.'Atn - .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

BENTON says lat q visit To the So6th
viii 10 longer be attended with fear and
death. ayHeicannot have much hope in
Tie success his party. sg 9ta
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

AS a natural sequence the West Inion
Record is check by jowi with all the
Copperhcad prints in the State. The
Record quotes from theIn and they
quote from the Record ~ $500.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

THE trial Of Capt Wirz is progressing
slowiy. On the I'D inst. All exciting
scene occurred in court, which is de-
,soribed as follows by the telegraph: Gar
"'Near the close Of the session. one Of the
witnesses testified to several murders commit
tod by the prisoner, and identitieli him as tho,
person who came riding no as he and q conf
ra,ie Were carrying the corpse OF prisoner 10
the dead house. and asked them bytwhat su-
thority they were there, and when answered
on the spot. The prisoner was directed 10
stand np, that he might be identified with
more certainty, whea he became excessively
and incoherent ntatncr, to address the Wit
ness ana the court seemed about 10 sink down
in clnvuisishs. Whenr the tcourt was cleared
and he WAS token in charge OF his physician.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

d REMEMBER, that Tuesday, che 10Th
of October. is electiop rlar. 1'f 5000 aa1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

OUR YoUNG Folks for October will
delight all the children. The stories
and illustrations go right to the heart
OF the little folks, and also to the old
enes. Ticknerg& Fields, Boston, Pub
fishers. Two dollars year.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29
senator crimes on the issues h iowa.

Hon. ]. w. Grimes has addressed a
letter to- T.. II. Stiles, ESD, which gives
Ehis views ON the Iowa campaign., y -
concludes his letter as follows: I'll NJ
There is not one Intelligent n1An III
the State who does not fully compre-
bend all the subjects legitimately en-
braced in this capyass. ,s,z-.s-zsa
The Union party seek simply to full
fill in good fai TN the obligations assuin-
ed during the, war, anu TO secure to the
country as the fruits OF four years strug-
gle unity, peace and pros
perity.
party desire and intend to eoalesce with
the returned rebels from the South
BY that means, il they can succeed in
distracting the supporters OF the Gov
eminent and secure few Northern
States, they hope to obtain control of
the Government, and then will follow
the assumption of the rebel debt, the
restoration of slavery under a less Odious
name, and the return of the leaders of
the rebellion to power. 1t was to this
end that the farce was enacted a few
weeks ago at Des Moines of nomina-
ing a soldiers ticket BY THE DEMOCRAT
&c PARTY. ''.s@.t
But of this folly it Is hardly worth
while to speak,. | have neither seen or
heard of a man who is likely to be de-
ceived by it,. 1t is only calculated to
make the actors in it ridiculous, and its
only final result will lie to add one dis
appointed man to the Democratic party.
No, my dear sir, there never was a
time in the history of the Government
when it was more incumbent upon
every good citizen to support the Union
tickets whatever may be his opinions
on the subject of universal suffrage,
than now; and i'll believed that there
was the slightest doubt about the re-
suit, though I am admonished by my
physician that can no longer safely
speak out of doors, as | should gener-
ally be compelled to, I3wouid at once
enter personally into, the canvass, and
use what strength have to urge upon
the people the Importance ofthe contest.
But there is no need of it, The people
will not be deceived or misled on this
subject. The jugglery Mt Des Moines,
when Col. Benton received the nomin-
alton ofthe nien who, during the last
four years, have thrown every possible
impeachment in the way of the Union
cause, was too trans parent to deceive
any one. @ -
80 Ga L4E $50 Er1#w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

HORACE GREELEY, the veteran editor
of the n. y. Tribune. arrived in Ghica-
60 last saturday morning oG his way TO
Minnesota. "a I'm ,.-..l'aa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29
pigs 20 HIle IlHTktI tIlis car.

Brigadier General Thomas-cat Clag-
gett the warrior, who ran the Soldiers
Convention last week, IL the hero of
an important action, which, in the
multiplicity of gallant deeds, may have
been forgOtten.J On a certain occasion
some of the boys in blue made a charge
on dirty copperhead sheet in the city
of Keokuk. The enemy were routed,
and the spells ofwar-a printing press
and type, We're treated to cold-water
bath in the Mississippi river. Briga-
der General Thomas-cat Claggett led
the iparty--not the Blue-coats, but the
press party representing the gray-backs.
Now tile valiant chief essays to lead
the Iowa soldiers. Not much, we reck-
on.--Pettn B.Qde. Eflei I gIllHlg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

Our adviees Nom iowa regarding the
prospects at the approaching State cleo
large majority. - ChSedgo pputshl.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

tliaaicatisml hiss f;ttteued upon and be-
come bEoated with er.'-Dabulua Herald.
--Copperheadism has done the same
th;ag on whiskey @5aaEt Il Die %
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

. And when the iowa Central is finish
ed, the Cedar Falls merchants will es-
tablish wholesale houses here, and spHr-
chase their imported goods and whole-
sale them as low as they can be bought
/ In Chicago -, - ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

% \ shower Of frogs fciI lately in Maxwell
town, near Dumfries, Scotiard. '--ETcbdage.
- There has been a slight Shrinking
OF 1fassums III Iowa. g.t, e ..... ~,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

p yoanore rttstiy miserable. nzziing ia llure
ever overlook political sehemers than will
oycrtake those of the Copperheaa species in
Clinton county IN this year of grace i,d5. Men
OF loyalty anu anaracter engaged in the plot
shoaid Degin tVlrea,ly 20 synpatisize with EACH
other" -. 49, # -,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

/ THE Waterloo Courier last week pub
lished the proceedings of the "Soldiers'
County Conventional as prepared by
the Secretary, without one word of COM
ment. We had understood that the
Courier had promised to be reticent--
not to fight the soldiers but we really
expected il would say as much as that
the proceedings were published by re-
quest, and I'VE d-dont ap-p-prove of
'em hardly--hardly we DON'T" Ii the
Courier is afraid to fight for the Repub-
lican ticket, we move that it be excused
from further duty till afrer,election.. Its
constitutional tarmidity should not be
put TO too severe test. uE #ar ag1I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

b WHEREVER Col. Benton gees lie is
kindly taken II, charge by the white
mhn's friends4-.hc GopRsrhesas Thirds
ol.afeather flock tngether.nleIti seams
To be the same with tiPoselms. rtusrigI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

TIKI. following is a stanza from a
sweet scented thing recently sung in
Chicago by q travelling minstrel troupe !:
"There was a little pig s.., 81 sgrss ST 81
~ And he fell ont OF Il butchers cart:
Along came q Christian Commission teller
And picked. hiin up and kissed him for Ais
mother. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

t,Tr- Postum dodge won't work In
Clinton eoapty. The Lyons Mirror
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

TIt5, St.Loais merchants are making an Or
ganizcd eth,rt to i:n port directly fron Europe
by way. OF New leSas. Nh agent has gone
10 Liverpool 10 make large purchases 6g SINH
lar goods rs those Imported directly into this
port Jwh ich Ito be shipped 10 New orlea MS
and There tranf-shippeti on steamers for st.
l.oais without toUcAing the wharf-S. Louis
n. . .a & j
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

THE State Register, in recent Issue,
has o forcible, and truthful illustration
of tie Copperhead attitude. Tho Illus
tration is made by the'use of two wood
cuts. The first represents Copperliead,
.steaithil y crawling .upsbehind q Union
soldier, with a knife firmly clenched in
ashland aud q 10y demoniac expression
overspreading naturally viliianous
countenance. The next cut repp sents
the same Copperhead Sinking before
the SAME soldier, returned from the war
'ininnsa lcg, and cvi'fefitiy eXclaining
TO the hero, as did the tailor in Great
Expectations, "May |, may ], Mr.. Pip:n
While one hand is extended togreet the
returned soldier, however, the other is
behind the scoundrel's back, clcnching
the inevitable knife with the long blade.
We should think tile soldiers mightsee
the point. . ' @'s 'I ''.' I"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

WE have by the Chicago papers, n re-
port OF the opening day of the Iowa
State Fair, which commenced last
Tuesday at Burlington. The Journals
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29
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News Items.

The troops are withdrawn from Mem
phis and the military post is abolished.
Out ofthe 22AD destitute fed by the
Freedmens Bureau at Sheridan, Miss,
but 40 ara negroes.
l. Tie freedmen of vicksbnrg, Miss,
have voluntarily assessed themselves
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

g SIFsAssR G,,BFAx's partyoi owe rland
torrFsrs have ras arnets o cs,ae Tssdruan /
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-29

Returns Of the State census of Massa-
chusetts have been received from all
], 2l5, 497. The missing towns, it is es-
timated, will make the aggregate popu-
lation nearly 1 ,272, 900, and the voters
about 245, 900. The increase of popula-