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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14
Commercial,
GAZETTE OFFICE, I
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GAZETTE OFFICE,l
THURSDAY, July IL. (
The market during the past two weeks haa
been somewhat under cloud. and prices have
had wide range. There is, however, mole
nrmness at present and prices are better.
WHEAT-In fair supply-ranging from ESQ
Zoe, as to quality.
0ATs-Scarce, and firm at 3Oc.
BARLEY-Nomtnal 1T 30035c.
RYE-None in market.
BUTTER-Ftrm and in good demand At l31l5.
CORN-In fair supply at 20QD30c.
WooL-There is but little change to note In
prices. Fine, washed, in fair demand at 4Octs..
coarser grades S0@3lc. There seems to be but
little disposition on the part of the producer to
force sales, and most Of the large lots are being
held for better prices or shipment east. Quite
q number of our largest farmers are about to
ship on their own account, thinking they will
do better than to sell here. Sometimes this
wins, but as general thing they can do %
well or better by selling here.
The prospect for heavy crop never was a.
good as at present. and unless some great ca
lamity befalls the grain within ten days there
will be the heaviest crop OF small grain ever
In Iowa. Corn IL not looking quite
a. well as 1t ought at this season Of the year,
but there is plenty Of time yet to make q good
yield.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

BarretPs Life Of Lincola.-Mr. James
Harrison, of Waterloo, has been ap-
pointed agent for this work for the fol-
lowing townships in this county: Wa
terloo, East Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Washington, Mt. Vernon and Barclay.
This is the best life of Lincoln publish
ed, and should be in every family. 1t
is sold exclusively by subscription, and
rs the work cannot be obtained at the
bookstores this is the only opportunity
that will be afforded our people to sup
ply themselves. The subject of the
work and the well known abilities of
the author, are sufficient to recommend
the volume to all who cherish the men,
DRY of our martyred President. Mr..
Harrison is now in this city, and will
visit Washington and Mount Vernon
townships next week. We are glad to
note that he is meeting with very good
success.
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ORDINANCES OF CEDAR FALLS,
IPn hliShpl hy Anthorif.,

No. l8.
AN ORDINANCE to prevent shooting.
BE ii ordained oy the CITY Council of Cedar Fall,
SEC. ], That any person who shall shoot any
gun anvil or other firearms within the corpC.
rate limits OF Cedar Falls, except on the Attn OF
July, or by consent of the Mayor, shall upon
conviction thereof, be fined in "A sum not less
IMAM one nor more than ten dollars.
SEC. This ordinance to take effect and be
IN force from and after its publication accord
49,. 7. B. CARPENTER, Mavor.
Published July IA. 1855.
No. 10,
AN ORDINANCE in regard to the Issuing of
licenses.
Be il ordained by the city Council of Cedar Falls
SEC. l. That the Mayor and City Clerk shall
De entitled to not exceeding one dollar each for
their fees for each license issued by them, to
De paid by the person applying therefor.
i. B. CARPENTER, Mayor.
Attest: A. TRowBRIDGE, Clerk.
Published July II, 1866.
No. 20.
An ORDINANCE in regard to payment Of
fines and penalties.
BE il ordained ty the City Council of Cedar Falls
SEC. L. All fines and penalties collected for
the violation of any ordinance of this city
shall be paid to the City Treasurer for the ben.
eft Of the city.
TB. CARPENTER, MAJOR.
Attest: A. TRow BRIDGE, Clerk.
published July Ia, 1885
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

The Rdilroad.-It Is not anticipated
now that the Dubuque 4 Sioux City
Railroad will be repaired sufficiently to
run through trains before the LIST of Au.
gust. 1t was expected that Cawley' q
train would get through to Masonville
yesterday, and it was hoped that by
Saturday night the track would be pass
able to Manchester. The road from
Manchester to Dyersville, however, will
require about as much work rs If the
road had never been built. The Com
pany have got all the force at work
which can be made available, and the
resolution is to have the road in opera
ton again at the earliest possible day ;
but railroad men have expressed the
opinion that that day would not be be-
fore the LIST prox. The great damage to
this road by the recent severe storms is
without parallel in the history of rail-
reading; and old engineers and expo
rienced railroad men declare they never
saw nor heard Of anything to compare
with 1t. The road bed between Man
chester and pyersyille, seventeen miles,
Is perfect sight to behold, and it seems
almost incredible that the destruction
was caused by water. The greatest fill
ing on the road is between these two
places, being an embankment ABOUT five
hundred feet long and forty-two feet
high. Two hundred feet Of this ia ia
ken out clean, and badly quilted beside.
Little ravines, where there had never
been more than water enough to wet
ones feet, hacame filed with huge tor
rents, and tore out the culyerts and dug
holes, in some instances, twenty feet
deep. The heavy iron rails were torn
from the bed and carried fifty and even
4 hundred feet away. It will require
months TO fully repair the damages, and
probably cost the Company considera-
bly, over two hundred thousand dollars.
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BOOK OF CHRONICLES.
CHAPTER Nv.

I And the people Of the South wax.d angry sgsin.
l.. the people ofthe North, and rose up as one man
saying:
e. We will longer he brothers with the people
OF the North but We will separate us and our country
from them and their country and run q machine by
ourselves;
8. Ana there Will be- none among the people OF the
North who will prevent for they are Yankees and
we are brave and not afraid Of blood.
4. But II any among them should stand up against
u.s. We will cut them Of from among their people and
paint them black and they shall be hewers wood and
drawers Of water for US and for cur households.
5. But the OF the North called their wise men 10.
gether and all tn r great captains and their mighty
men OF vaor and made them ships and engines OF war
g. And said 10 the 81 the souih you shall not 20
out from u.s. ther shall you destroy this government
which our fathers have built; and II yon will remain
with us As brethren we will hold you capt'ves
I. And they fought for many years. aud gold and
silver and copper disappeared from the face Of the land
3. Now when certain named Salmon Of the
tribe which dwslt between the waters Of the Ohio and
Lake Erie, said to the wise men uho were In council,
fogefher @" to now, why should lack Tor none v
when have mid which will grind II nut9
g. And they answered HIM 90 and grind ,ha, -.
lack not f,r money wherswIth TO purras. srs FOR our
men. and bareback and pork 10 feed them,
10. So the went forth and commenced grinding
and his mills ground day and night fr n,aty veats ana
money that was not OF gold of silver nor vet of
copper, covered the land and fast ~ tie nancy
came forth from the mills OF Salmon the prices u
rament and food went up.
IL. And his mill continued TO grind
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The Gazette for S2.Mi

It was very much against our inclination
that last year we increased the subscription
price OF the GAZETTE to $3.50, and the increase
have been made In justice to ourselves in the
vain hope that such action would be rendered
unnecessary by an early decline In the price OF
then, and now we give them its fulfillment.
BY reason of the recent decline in printing pa
per, and with the favorable prospect Of its
further decline, we have concluded to reduce
the subscription price Of the GAZETTE to S2.OO
per year. We were the last TO advance, and
we are now the first to decline. We trust the
citizens Of this county and of neighborlng
counties, who consider the GAZETTE worthy
organ and deserving of support, Will enable us
to largely increase our list of subscribers. To
any one sending US club OF ten subscribers,
with the money, we will send the GAZETTE
free for one year. We ought to double our
number OF subscribers within the next six
months, and with the assistance of our friends
we might easily DO enabled to do It..
H. A. & G.. d. PERKINS.
CELLAR FALLS, June 10Th, 1866. -...-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Proud for Company Bat the time
the Slst Iowa was mustered out, five OF
the commissioned and non-commission-
ed regimental officers were promotions
from our brave old Company b, a bet
ter Company than which has not had
part in putting down the great rebel
lion. The following is the final roster
Of regimental officers, those from Com
pany B being indicated by On asterisk :
Colonel--J. w. Jenkins.
Lieutenant Colonel-Theo. Stimming.s
Majors. s. Farwell.
AdjUtnnt--Jos. Rosenbaum.s
SurGeon-H. H. Gates.
Quartermaster-J. w. Gilman
sergeant Major--M. j. Murray.
4uartermaster Sergeant-T. Rensen.
Sommissary Sergeant-T. Hotchkiss.A
Hospital Stewards. j. VanNorden.
Drum MaJor-Noel Orcutt."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

(ISon ~ AsdioaI Gdssses)
Tus AsDIcsD % TIE Aos.-Ths Cherokee Pvis a
vsrtissd In our eolumns, perhaps the most wonderful
medicameas ever put forth. and OF the most useful
efshs Cherokee Msdeines" sovereign cure for oil
irreguarsy n the female system. the recur.
renee Of she monthly period with precision resembling
she svolutions Of schinsry. Never falling, innoeuous
being purely vegetable - scient in checking overflow
and assuasing pain - they In removing obssruc
lions and rsctj ing suppression these pills are recon-
mended 70 our feGals readers the Safest sure best
regulator that medical Ok III has yet devised Try the
Cherokee Pills and be convinced. Sold By oil drug
gists ia
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Cheese Messrs. Nicely & Co. have
the exclusive sale of the cheese manu-.
featured at J. c. Abbott's dairy, Clarks-
vile, Butler county. This cheese is
very much sought after in the market,
and is Of very superior quality. We are
indebted to Mr.. Nicely for an induce
ment to make this notice.
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A Card.

Mrs. Norton would tender many and most
hearty thanks to the ladies Of the Methodist
Mite Society for the happy surprise made her
ut their last meeting, In the presentation Of .
purse consisting of 1880. This with other to-
kens of Christian love and friendship received
from them is duly appreciated, and win ever
be remembered with lively emotions Of graft
tude.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Religious.-The Rev. Henry C. Kin
ney will preach sermon next Sunday
morning upon the subject, "What
should be remembered and what should
be forgotten of a military life" Those
who have been at any time connected
with the service are especially invited
to attend.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Connection NTH st. Louis.--F. Nj. Col
burn, General Ticket Agent of the st.
Louis, Alton & Tcrre Haute r. r., in
writing to Mr.. Melendy, of this place
refers to the grand enterprise Of con-
Meeting st. Louis and Iowa by railroad
as follows:
The ball Is now In motion and will be kept
rolling until there is an iron pathway be-
tween st. Louis and Cedar Falls. / find there
IL strong feeling amongst our business men,
ana 1t SHAH gToto. They evlnce more interest
upon this subject than they have ever shown
upon any public matter"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Mdils.-The eastern mail is coming to
hand daily again, and there is a reason
able prospect of its continuing to do SO.
The only trouble is that it is just one
day behind hand all the time.
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Orphans Home.-The Committee APP
pointed to locate Temporary Soldiers
Orphans Home in the Northern por-
ton of the State will be at Cedar Falls
on Thursday of next week, July Goth.
If our citizens can offer suitable build
ing and other necessary inducements
we are satisfied that the Committee will
decide to locate the Home at Cedar
Falls. This is matter of no inconsid-
cradle importance to cur people, and we
trust they may, as we have evidence to
believe they will, do the very best they
can.
A meeting Of our citizens wss held at
Baptist Hall last Monday evening, and
there was manifested a general desire to
secure the Home, and general willing
ness to exercise liberality to accomplish
that desire. A committee was appoint
ed, consisting of DR.. S. n. Pierce, A..
Morrison, Esq, and S. A. Bishop, ESQ,
to solicit subscriptions for the purpose
of providing building. The commit
tee on Tuesday raised $4,000 without
much difficulty, and we have no doubt
but what that amount might be materi-
ally increased if it were necessary.
The only question about the matter
we have the best of reasons for believ-
ing, is the providing of a suitable build
ing. So far as the liberality of our cit
liens is concerned, we have no appre-
hension but what they will maintain
their characteristic virtue.
The citizens are requested to meet the
committee in meeting at Baptist Hall
on Thursday evening at s o'clock. The
decision of the committee can there be
made known, and the people fully
posted in regard to the matter. There
will probably be business of importance
to attend to. We hope this meeting
may be borne in mind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Weather.-The weather is decidedly
awkward nowadays. 1t is alternately
oppressively hot and distressingly cold.
What's the matter with the clerk 2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

/ Business Education for Disc bIed Sold
iers.
Extraordinary Inducements offered to disabled Union
Soldiers who desire to obtain q thorough commercial
education, At Bryant strsiton 4 Merrilrs Commercial
college, Davenport. Always 60 the best Send for
Ohcuiaf. lily
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

City Bakery. City Bakery Is still
an institution among US. Attention is
directed to the advertisement Of Mr..
Schmitt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Returned Soldiers BaN.-A ball will
be given at Overman's Hall on Friday
evening, July 2lst, in honor Of the re-
turned soldiers. Tickets, $500.
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d I = d


Mr.. EDWARDB. HATCH, at Friendship, Al
leghany county, New York, January 9Th, 1865,
aged 40 years.
Brother HATCH was born at Hartford, yer-
mont, and was converted and Joined the Con-
gregational Church at the age of Is years. He
continued q faithful and devoted member of
the Church of his first choice until his death
In 1858 he went west and settled at Cedar Falls
Iowa, but declining health induced him to re-
Hnquish his business plans and pursuits, and
he returned eastward as far as Allegheny
county. His life was living exposition of the
principles and purity of the religion Of Christ
In the sufferings of his last sickness and death
the power of Divine grace enabled him to tri-
umph. Without a murmur he calmly and pa
tiently waited the steady approach of death by
consumption, every moment resigned to the
Will of God. The grace Of God Astounding in
his heart, the faith Of assurance gave him vic
tory. As we often sat by his bedside, we as Of
ten thought Let me die the death Of the right
eous-let my last end be like his" May the
grace Of God and the influence of the Holy
spirit sustain and comfort the affiicted wife
ana daughter, support the aged mother, and at
last gather the now broken circle OF weeping
friends to rejoin the departed in the Paradise
of God. CLARK.
Friendship, June 20.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Two THE NERVOUS DEBlLITATED AND DEsPON.
i dent Of both sexes. A great sufferer having been
restored to health In few days. amer many years OF mis-
cry Is willing to assist his suffering fellow by
sending Ureel, ths receipt OF directed postpaid
veope, copy OF the formula Of employed Direct
to JOHN N. DAGNALL, Box 1888, Post Once
RrnAklYn n Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

16r Cheese, from the celebrated Dali
ny Of J. c. Abbott, for sale at Neely's
Grocery Store. 1862
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

eU- DR.. Marsh will be in his office
till the Oath of July, after which he will
be absent for time. 1862
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

On the 18th day Of June, 1865, by drowning,
MOS DoBSON, son of John and EMILY W.
DoBsoN, aged syears, months and II days.
Thus by the ruthless hand of death has been
removed from fond and doting parents an in
teresting and lovely boy. Although cut down
IN his beauty and bloom, like tender flower
that mas Just began to exhale its fragrance to
the passing breeze, yet he is but transplanted
from earth to bloom forever amid the bowers
of celestial Eden, where pure, perenni al spring
abides and all the air is love. Too pure for
earth his cherub-soul has plumed it's gold-tip-
ped wings and scared away to its own native
heaven. Miss JENNIE NJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

10r Abbott's Cheese ~ For sale at
Neely's Grocery Store. 1872
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Hhe Bridal Chamber, on Essay Of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men-pubished BY the How
ard Association and sent free of charge sealed envei
ope' Address Or. ,. sKILLIN HoUQHTON, Howard
Ae.n~'s',oc. ph"as~tot,n pa 60
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WHISPERS! VHISK ERSi

Do you want Whlskcrs or Moustachtss Our Greciar
Compound will force them to grow the smoothest face
or chin. or hair on bald heads, In Six Weeks. Price
81 90 Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed on receipt
Q! price, Address,
si:iy WARNER Co., Box 1873, Brooklyn, ny.
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ROback's nisters Appreciated.
Read the following from an old Kensuckian:

1Obaek's B1tters Appreciated.
Read the following from an old Kensuckian:
FsAHKsoar, KY, Sept. 9, 1854.
O.W. RcsAcK, Rsq.-Deav Sir: Please send m,
three dosea Of Stomach Bst<rs once - have none
on hand Although not advertised here they are begin
Mag 70 b. appreciated and whssever used they worl
HE . charm. gesslsmaa came INTO my more som.
six weeks ago. completely exhausted being short d
breath, from pre.rseted debility.
gave him dose osyour Bi,ters, which made MIN pei,
spre freely and In ave minutes he began talk lively
and said hs had been under different doctors for I've
years, but continued to suk In health
lie has nov taken thre. bottles and says sAey have
done him more good than thu combaed Efforts Of oil the
doctors He believes he viii recover BY continued use
Of yeur medicine, that accidentally within hid
reach. Yours respectfully.
10 h.. .. gibson.
A CARD 10 INvALIDs.
CiergymaR, while residing In South Amesics ~
missionary. discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders brought by banefui and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted BY desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor.
tunate, win send the recipe for preparing usns mi,
medicine. in sealed envelope 10 any one who needs It.
Sses Of Charge
Please nciOse post paid envelope addressed 70 your.
~. Addrsss.
JOSEPH r. lNuAN.
STATION D, BisLE Houss,
o.Ely. Nsv York CITY.
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The Equescusriculum.- This show, ad-
vertised to be in our city next Wednes
day, we are led to believe will prove the
best, perhaps, that has ever visited the
Cedar Valley. The troupe has some
performers of excellent regulations We
know, and unless all men are liars, and
the evidences before us entirely falla-
cious, our belief is well founded. We
have seen in the press many favorable
notices, and have not heard of an in
stance where people were dissatisfied.
From a notice given by the Detroit
Tribune and advertiser we make the
following extract:
ave can say, from practical observation, to
our readers abroad, that the procession of the
EQuescurriculum Is well worth seeing The
exhibition itself Is perfect model of an enter
tainment, everything being of the most chaste
order. The company comprises some of the
best performers Of the age, at the head Of
which stands Mr.. James Robinson. The eques-
trian feats OF this performer are truly aston
1shlng. lie rides with as much grace without
saddle and bride, as some good performers
would with both. In fact, his feats must be
Craftsmanship cannot be eXcelled. The vault
Ing OF the troupe is splendid, five of the num-
Der being so accomplished as to execute the
d1fDcult and extraordinary feat of double
somersault. Thus we might go on, would our
space permit, through the whole list. 1t is
the most meritorious exhibition ever present.
ed in this city,"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Old X Coming Home. Private letters
from members of old Company X, now
Company A, I'd Iowa Infantry, state
that they will be home in the course OF
three or four weeks. The l4th, 18th
and 18th Army Corps are to be muster
ed out as soon as possible. This is very
happy intelligence to many q home in
Northern Iowa. "We'll all feel gay
when Johnnie comes marching home ~
A Private Opinion. who went
on the excursion to New Hartford will
remember that Hank Wright, the jolly
express messenger from the terminus to
Fl. Dodge, was very busy in getting of
dispatches to the people. One of these
addressed to A. L. Haskell, has come
to light in the Fort Dodge North West
and closes in the following felicitous
manner:
Every place that Noah's Hood would have
dampened has gone to the d.. The whole
Valley lie under water. Yours in haste"
Is 1t fair to suppose that Hank con.
sidered himself on such journey and
is 1t reasonable to suppose that Mr.
Wright meant to be understood that the
highly respectable gentlemen with
whom he was that day associated were
on the road to-to-purgatory? A com.
munication from the Methodist clergy.
man, who accompanied the party, il
laid over for the present to give Mr.
Wright opportunity to answer the in.
terrogatories above propounded in a
manner which shall render its publica.
ton unnecessary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

CALL AND EXAMINE my Stock and you VIM
not fail TO be suited. PRICE rs NO OBJECT I
want 10 get rid OF the goods and any one has the
money he can buy ;ust as cheap he who ha. none.
- A. D. BARNUM. 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-14

Al kinds Of small tools such as Forks Spades Bhoy
Gle. Hoes, Barrows, &c, &c, constantly on hand.
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the Several TAxx N All m -
Special Aotites.

Total ...... go. 90. 22s So 25o1 81
A. G. BUNNELL, County Treasurer