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gurpnAs ~ y slt;af alts;n,fnston, April 18th, 1865
Nv to the undersigned, it has been ID re sppear
INT IN ~ :5s MsrSaaEas ,d q; G9nol Bans y Portland"
land, and State Of Name has bstn dulv oroanized
under and according to the requirements Of me Act
ct Cor gross entitled 10 previse 4 alton al
Bonds and oprovide for the cireulstion ana re- a.
-dempfion thereofp approved June 3, 1894 aud mas
complied with all the provision ofsaid Act eauired
to be ecomplied with before cop1mer1ciDp ,he bu Il
ntss OF Ba King under sal Act: :Qa sin7 1saas Efe
NOV. therefore, Freeman Cfafb Comptr oller OF
the Currency, 90 hersby 0ertif that 1.-The her-
chanvs NattcAat Bank er PorfIamdu In the City OF
70, tlaed, inihe County Of Cumberland and st te
Of Maine 1s authorized 70 commence the business oi
Banking under the Act aforesaid. z z II 1gld 1f8
1 In |eet moDy whereof, ess nv hand and seal
of cfiice this seventeenth day of Anri 1881 d III
H. s.l----~-F.-C +. CLARKE o
Comptroher Of the Currency.
NO iySo' iyyso asar,fs.s -se s.s. -. ap22d2m
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Gopartnership..

VT7E the undersigned h We this da~ formed CO.
wv enzrtnarship under the firm and ety le of M. T.
MkRRiLL & CO, for this purpose of retailing Boots
snd Shoes and will endeavor 10 giveai their lends
fts who will favor thS m with CO !, at no 40. s.
Al ofAl kuildfaR .laElR+uH 4eaaDNE
, -TslE 1v9e5E sniinte9 NIL lMFRRtLL,H
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May Is, 1865 msy SOd2ws
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lFrom the Erening Post

q -
It used sometimes TO be made d fepf0ach to
us Americans that no man could hope 10 reach
our highest political places ubtil thesvifile age
was long past. An "old public functionary,.'
as Mr., Buchanan once called himself, is likely
10 be despicable object; and il it we're true
that an American citizen could look to be
| President only when he had ceased to be fit
for that or any other post Of responsibility, we
should be in a poor case.l bsitf Hissf 6sgs3sb n
IR But, compared with our English cousins,
we are ruled by set Of young men: and it is
perhaps just as well that our Presidents and
I other high officials have usually attained to
| years of moderation and prudence before they
are entrusted with power. .sOld men for
| council, young men for dght," was an old In
dian proverb. john c. Breckinridge was the,
youngest manin the roll Of Vice Presidenfs--
and his hot blood led him into the most, fa-
grant treason.
rs Emile Girardin recently reproachad the
I blindness of death, (which has removed Rich
ard Golden, aged sixty one, amt left Lord
Palmerston, aged eighty sone.nn Cobden,s death
was mourned asHnntimely; and truly, among
4 the present race of British statesmen, be
counted but as ayoung man. Palmerston Is
Prime Minister, and eighty-one; President
johnson is but fifty seven, and Mr.. Lincoln
was but ffty-six- Earl Russell is Secretary
for Foreign Affairs, and seventy three. Mr..
| Seward our Foreign Secretary--is the Oldest
man In the administration, and but SIXTY four.
Y Mr.. Cameron the former Secretary OF, War,
is two years his senior. The Lord High Chan
cellor of England is sixty five, but Chief Jus
!. s.ssN Suese = ~ a1'9u =
nsy '9,es atu q = ~ sor a ysypurs
h,,. r.I P.ssnI, a.sSs u h ns
Dus a ssapoS MSsn n'a sn1 sn'
| death. 10 81 Fss b Rsgaansh sas
n Lord Derby, the chief ofsthe English oppo-
s,I = ane ,,s
.d -. ana .ss.ss p..sl
asiuo s.', sao owns uoAI ".sn ~non .sNs~s 1'soss
s.nl ss uecosaecs nis neao, 0mons suo looeol
ignses,, wno are sioNly Nor1,ng 1ner WY
uPwalus, Anu " whvm a .ne Dllsisn puollc
expects 50 eCning in Ipeg couIse % I,ue, arg
al. = InsL ulpsoD, Eno H y Il9sy.signs Lord
my lous MF nseslos, k4S eul
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- ~ 100 e : ,,,<,,s, ~ ss.es ~
ovn nrominent nnh;c ,ns,,sfs M s6rcbsh I AZ
becastss PTasias5y st Ana aoa ~ siSsS "a
NJ Pierce ~ f0rtv 'e;ohf. M f.iocols at Az AZ
Inbnsoa - AZ, ,.seysn',a Rrsel- - u
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a;aSt ,.ban hs dia5 ~ & II pacs -,
sixt1ssfiye mt 4 fsw davs , ago and affer Ionc
Ts T. o,,os,,;on sI5 a. s,,d sr,drr No., =;
,e .h ~ - .ha so asss a q -
ns A 4 n fiv ionp h+a y
oid pan Wsda IL s,x.v Ave- .an.tor W;scs II 80
T. '4 mi i',i fftv three Gsnarsl Rsrks bscsm
y nssrar 1of theS House when thirty nine and
IL now forty-nine: Mr.. Fesseuden Is a nine
Sneskar rs3lfax * bnt forfv-twa Winier ns,
vis il for,v-eieht. and senator Snraenee 3,
Rhoda Tsland q favorita of' fortnoe' has heen a,
Governor General and senator. and Il vet but
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AkR4NDALE & co.. Manuiactur

70 "a Hotl67 Broaaway, New ork, fss'
Announce that all OF he ABOVE list OF goods will
ssold FIR one Dollar eacn -. ~
In consequence OF the great stag ation of trade in
4 ie manuiacturiug cistricts o. Ensiand, througl
< 70 war having Cut off the supply OF coaon, alarge
iaDtity OF Va-nAb e Jsweir orie eini lly inten ed
Y the EnglIsu market. has been sen of for sale IN
is count y, and must be sud at 0ns sucriHce.-
I pcer these circuns anee ,AhkANDALk & Co.,
ting as agents Tor the pr neipala Earop-an u
ctursrs, nav q resolved vi on great Giu Al por-
gulations: - y r "A "a g. q SA&- ~
Ger ifc ssesof the various articles ut into en-
slopes lndiscrlInins .el sea ed up, and when or
mt y mali, thu. owing NO iavtri i'm. "a t,ai re-
1T Of be g. All ase you vi SO what You are to
ave, and then IL 10 at our op ion 10 .he uo ol-
AID take the article Or Pufcha efs my
ns !, tain Goid Wa ch, Dia hing, any
~ Jawe.ry on ouf IisL n On E af3lbA Atirga
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10 olTREASURYiDEPARrMEyT.r

,issHeb si1 Washiuattn. April t6th 1855. y
=" HERES. by satisfactory evidence presided
w TO the nndsrsigned it has been made to app ar
that ''THE tAsCo NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, -
In thslcity oriand, in be Coun y of Cumberland,
and State Of Mel se. has be duly organic d der
aud according to the reau remenfe the act icon.
gr Is EMIT ed "An Act to provide National Cur
rency, secured by pledge OF United States Bonds,
and to provide for fhe circulation aad redemption
Thereof" approved june 8. 1854. and has compiled
with all the provisi6ns of said Ae requ ed to be
comp led with before commencing the bu ineBs OF
Banking under said Act:Bs1 1eat 1si ~ ad2t q is
sasNoac, theref re. l, FREEMAr CLARKE Comptroll-
or of the Curr noy, do hereby certify that "rHE
CAsoo NATION L BANK" in the city Of Portland,
4 TIE County Of Cumberland, State ef Maine is
authorized TO commence the business of Banning
undertbe Act aforesaidHa sass u .ge s.3aos.ana
o. ofice, tins twenty sixty day of AuriI ~ Ee
FREEMAN CLARKE. 4
fE [L.sl Comptroller of the Currency.
IL No. 1880. 4tffT fIq-3Rr III d4a ap29d2m q III "a
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The Company aas Assets, oUer Eievea Afils;oaa
United states aud state of New-York .,, rs 4
Stock, Cits. Bank and other stocks, 4 s4,s74 ZOO
Loans secured BY stocks and otherwise 2, 1877 $50
Premium Not.s and Bills Recei, able, -,,s "a si-a
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages. and 4 ~ f5e59 \
Z other -ecurt es 3.l40 $50 4
United States Gold Coin, s,., v5.s.f X s, $50
Cash in Bank, +. ss.,,fsroz saa s Il, VIZ 1885, .430
~ Ess.''is & esa ss,ss 81 +. s IS s1i.Iss. 500
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n Great Gift D;stribRtjoD-A rare opportunity IL
~ Eered TOR obtaining wat hes, chains, di .mord
s ngs, sil4sIwas 9, etc ,b3 Me-sis ATTanda .p.,
articles, vaty ying ne, am al are ffared at
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you agree to CAKE Certificate of certain article,
nelo tdm an envfiop J Hnds are not eqnired tol
- our uoiia, unless ou are sstIsf with Il ar
cle which viii o. tainiy b. whr5h more tan tha-
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n OF nvesting a doiiar,-Su1day lin. cs,- N Y.
eb 10, 666
Msssrs. arrandale d Co. have long been person
AAay worthy Of publ conadence N. Y. scottish
merican jour-, Jun ii "a. & H
We have lnsp ,sled, at h fics OF Arrandale 4
o Is Agency Ior European NJ 4an act uri1g dew II
rs, large g ortment vt fas b onsbie aud liable
sawelry Of the newes patterns W also noticed
lrge guam ity o. silver plate and uuderstAni that
Qsie whole .fthese newly imDorsed a TIC es are y O.
isposed OF on NOV ell D inc ple ri inR great advan
ages TO buyers ana sffJi drag teasive mploy zen
agents. Wekfow INT d m inquest o " b. very
dspectable and thorou zhly w0rthyo0 pablic c9nn.
ence. anFfrec mmsld our freuas 20 resd taeir as-
er isement---N. Altion, sept 3, 1854 aw q = .
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iyautag bson he side Of the Gust liner for be
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- lose He knows Whist be wit get 10f ms donar
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- uhing n5r own purse D ~ bl5o fu uoHs n k0Ou
lrnto hose to whom she sold athe ceriif sates as
NIL be seen oy our advertising columus.s autlemsn
~ " :; engaged m sunday Mercury,
In our !, amas the reader w,,a.naa a.. ad ve+tise
saeent ol Arranda.e & Cos Gifs DISTRIBUTION Of
Watches Jewelry, and 81 yer Ware. In payment
i,f that adyertis mint eceiyed several ,es OF
d welry advertised and we ewsrranted in say
ag that. both IN fai andeua'sty. the seed our
xpec ations They turi1d oa TO be just what they
.ad been scented, ,--True D Dsmecratd Lswissown
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Certificate ordered by them provided their remit
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either in cash postage stamps. ARA y as4 &, ro5
f yznsH Z aa ARRANDALE q CO., "a b
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-22
Slavery Forever Abolished

Secretary Seward, on the 10Th ms,
issued a proclamation declaring tina,
the Slavery-abolishing Amendment te
the Constitution had been ratified BY
the requisite number of States.
We congratulate our readers. who
have faithfully striven to crush the de.
mon, that the foul blotch upon our ma.
tional eschuteon has finally been wiped
out. America is free! Slavery shall
nc more distract and divide her people
and in the future all men under the folds
OF the Starry Banner shall be free
What American heart does not rejoice
in this disposition of the Slavery cues.
ton? Those who have grown old in
opposition to the wicked institution
must surely receive the announcement
of the full fruition of their hopes with
uhspeakable joy. To many of the old
warriors for Freedom, it must be like n
seal of commentator upon the labors
OF lifetime. 1t is noble greeting
that America sends to tie world. the
chains Of the bondmen are forever 5rok-
en-! Liberty reigns! The Old FLAG
lloats prouder to-day than ever in all
the years before, for its stripes and its
stars do indeed wave
Ger The ,s. LAND ofthe free, and tho homo of the
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-22

THE Iowa Representatives in Con
gress have been placed on the Standin,
Committees as follows:
wILsoN-lsT DISTRICT.
Committee on Judiciary. Commit
tee on Revisal and Unfinished Business
PRICED DISTRICT.
Committee on the Pacific Railroad
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions
ALLIsoN-3D DISTRICT.
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mittee on Expenditures in the Interio,
Department.
GRINNELL-4TH DISTRICT.
Committee on Agriculture. Select
Committee on Freedmen.
KAssoN-5TH DISTRICT.
Select Committee of one from each
State Represented, on the Death OF
President Lincoln. Committee on Ap-
preparations. Committee on Coinage
Weights and Measures
HUBBARD-6TH DISTRICT.
Committee on Public Expenditures.
Committee on Indian Affairs.
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Musical,
Remarkable!

The P0ST0FFlCE a, Cedar Falls is very like Post
Office at Ladies Fair There is something there for
everybody who will pay the charges. This is inter.
stng fact. in vies Of the approach Of the Holidays
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-22
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From the Oskaloosa Herald.
Iowa Central Railroad.

Az no time since the incorporation of
the Company have the prospects of ul-
innate success been more flatteriur than
they are ut the present time. For n
time 1T did seem as though affairs were
at dead lock-that the st. Louis and
Cedar Rapids Company had succeeded
in obtaining such pledges from the
North Missouri Company that wouId
tend to discourage the workin railroad
men along our line; but these clouds
have cleared away. Davis county, we
are reliably tormed, subscri bed SD Om
t. the Cedar Rapids and st. Louis Com
pahy, out hecoming convinced of the
impracticability of building Il road from
Bloomfield to Ottumwa, turued their
stock over to the State /. ne Rood. In
road running east and VEST. The Of
tuinWa people subscribed S 5000 and
nave given the project up N despair
we learn from the Sigourney Nens that
the Engineer Corps which has been
making preliminary surveys, has reach
ell tnat place and report that q railroad
can be built on their proposed route
only by vast expenditure of money.
and that people are not subscribi,,g il,
such a way as to insure the raising of
the means necessary to build the road.
The Pella Btode reports railroad meet
lhgs at tnat place but SHINY attended.
and the people not disposed to reach
down into their pockets and bring forth
tie money a-haa for. The Iowa Cen
trail route is undoubtedly the route
Every intelligent man who has exam
lned the line of the proposed route pro
nounces it, not only feasible, but one
which must and will be uilt-the ne
cessities OF the country demand it. We
had the pleasure of perusing a letter
from Hon. l. III. Sturgeon, President of
the North Missouri road, dated Dee, Ist
written to VIM. L. Smith, of this city
I'm which among other things he saws.
I" We will strike the Iowa State Line
about one-half mile east of the line di-
viding Appanoose from Davis county i'm
your State. Our Engineer corps lave
completed their survey to Iowa and re-
turned. Early in the Spring. if that
will be time enough, | will get our En-
gIneers to examine your route. r am
satisfied from all / can learn, that Won
VIII secure the means to build your road.
Ny own opinion is that the iowa Cen.
tral Railroad WW be butt" The noint
on the State line, mentioned as the oh
lective of the North Missouri road ia so
near the point where the Iowa Central
strikes 1t, that connection can be ac-
compllshed without the slightest diff
Guilty. Thus it will be seen that we
have everything in our favor.
=
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-22
Another RaiIroad Eptarnr;sa

BY printed circular which has heen
SHOWN us, we learn that the citizens Of
Lies Moines have under consideration
PROJECT OF constructing a railroad from
that city to the North line Of the State
an the direction of st. Paul. On the
Sesh ult. meeting was held, ut which
the project was discussed, and several
routes considered. Geo. G. Wright, NJ.
II. Mcdenry and P. NJ. Cassidy were
appointed Committee to correspond
with citizens of localities through which
the contemplated road may pass, to as
certain the probabilities of success. The
people OF Des Moines do not desire to
move In the matter till they secure am
pie assurance OF active support. 1t is
proposed to have convention at some
future time, If the project meets with
necessary encouragement, and eomy,et
an organization.
This road, should it ever be built.
would probably come via Marshalltown
70 Cedar Falls, and here connect with
The Cedar Falls & Minnesota road for
the north 1t would be Of great advan-
fage to Northern Iowa, as il would
eventually afford second outlet to the
south from this point, and give Us d.
rect communication with the CAPITAL of
the State. We have no doubt about the
importance Of the road, and would glad
~ see it speedily built. The only i'm
.re:tant question that we eaa discover
as, rNill phe people build ito They can
ii they wiz.
THE La8g's F,1ena, beautiful mag
:sasne fahlishea by Descon & Peterson,
Tiitisa.lpnis, is rapidly rising in puh,ie
.arcr gne prhiislsers haze firsared us
villa spsossaes eep..y, ard -weare Very
ssarss. a;.ssSsa wtisE tie ssaRtesss :sp& Its
;gena-a appearance Is is a1isssh, soa.
Orgy &.7sG Z. E-sa-- ssr rars ess;iss fss
AEe. Gr sses.teg ..nsExaasss ha- tin.
nav ysaErr ms aasfAe rsus Ez.fisss Do csr-
aafG Ea3x EzSoak
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" Bright, sparkling and pure: gem,
both in Typography and CONTENTS
Certainly we have seen nothing in the
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-22

THE people of the District of Column
bia are going to show Congress how
very repugnant to them is the idea OF
Negro Suffrage. To accomplish this a
special election has been called for the
2lst inst, We do not doubt that the
people of the District of Columbia will.
if the opportunity be afforded, give q
decided voice against man hood suffrage ::
but We are equally sure that the people
of Richmond or Charleston would do
the same thing. Our opinion is that
the people of the District of Columbia
will not shoe Congress any thing new
by holding their proposed election.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-22

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