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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09

Messrs. o. ID. Case 4 Co, Of Hartford,
have just issued in the highest style OF the
art. one of tho most intensely interesting
works that has made its appearance during
the war.-Four Years in Secessia; advcn-
lures within and beyond the Union lines, 1t
will be remembered that on the Sd OF May,
1868, while two correspondents OF the Trio.
une. Browne and Richardson, and Coleman
of the World. attempted to run the rebel
blockade at Vicksburg, they were captured,
and, except Coleman, who was soon after
wards released. they were imprisoned at
Vicksburg, jackson, Atlanta, Richmond and
Salisbury, and persistently refused an ex.
change. At last they escaped by long and
perilOus journey of 400 miles to Knoxville.
aided by negroes and loyal citizens, including
the famous Dan Ellis, and the "namcless he
rone" in the person Of a daring young lady,
who safely piloted the author OF the work
before us, Junius Henri Browne. and his
companions, out Of dangerous rebel am
bush.
An agent for the work, which Is sold only
by subscription, is now engaged in canvass
ing this place, und we bespeak for the book
careful examination.
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OuR MARrYREp PRESIDENT, is the title of q
new Poem by Mrs p. A. Hanaford, to which
is added other Poems by the same authoress.
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DIED.

M. NoIccs Of Deaths mo- exceeilng Az IN, m'e'''
frsr above that number, at regular Ah'eo's"s nA'
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MOWERS, MOWERS.
n WOODS PRIZE MOWER,

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GLADDING,s HORSE PITCHFORk. D
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Iloave you, hoping that the lamp Of Lib
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shall no longer be doubt that all men are
created FREQ and equal.-Abraham Lincoln.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Waterloo nndihe Central load. The
Courier still insists that the central road
must of necessity make its northern ter
minus at Waterloo. All the argument
our neighbor makes is based on the as
sumption that Waterloo Is now the
junst.ofi of the Cedar Falls & minnesota
road with the Dubuque & Sioux City,
and, Therefore, the southern road must
AecessRriiy seek connection N that
point. The Courier is radically wrong
in its assumption. The junction of the
d. 4 s. g. and G. r. g. NJ. railroads IL
not at Waterloo. Let US see. The ter
minus Of the first division of the ID. &
8. G. railroad WIS formerly at Cedar
Falls, a distance of just one hundred
miles from Dubuque. Tie CT. q NJ.
road was buiit to connect at this place
with the D. 4 So e., and the junction
made about q mile and q quarter from
the business part of town. The road
wascomplcted TO Nayerly /, iftee n lni lies,
and its operation passed into the bands
Of the ID. d Sc. company. This COM
pany got piqued at Cedar Falls, and last
Spring made Waterloo the terminus of
their first division, located their round
house there, and declared it to be the
junction Of the two roads under their
cGntr0l. Now all this does not change
the facts. The junction Of the northern
road with the d. IS. @. Teinains the
same at Cedar Falls, From Cedar Falls
to Waterloo trains are run over the d.
as. g. companyys track and every train
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Boy Wtlliamss O. PSait,s Galley Of
Fine Arts !-New arrangements Great
reduction in prices! rs to 40 per cent.
discount! Those wanting pictures Of
any kind do not'delay until sickness or
death compeis you 10 pay ten times the
cost Of one In health. Look at the price
list: one-ninth 40 cents, in case Is cts. /;
one-sixth in case $500; large 8xss4 to
$500; photographs, per dozen, $3.50 !
gems $3.50; argentotypes from $3.50 to
$500. Everything else in proportion.
Cheapest and best in the County! Call
and examine for yourselves. ..,.
- ~ ~ WILLIAMS & PRATT
u. G. WILLIAsM. -a ..t u. l.. PRATT.
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BIrED

szgs Gwe s5sf II - IL -. a.. 60
On Tuesday August lst, at the residence OF
JOHN DoDsox, Mrs. s4ARAIl DoysoN, aged Cd
years. sseaask t3-t~} ,96f4xsSI liz" y
At the residence OF Joseph Aiken. near &c.
gar Eaiis, on saturday, August 5th, Mr.. VIII
LlAM r. MCRRA Y, of Wyoming Co.. N, Y
aged abort thirty seven years. D eelfY - -
Mr.. Murray came here few weeks since for
the purpose Of iocatihg, stopping at tho house
OF Mr.. Aiken, he being cousin OF Mrs. Aiken,
Soon after his arttyal here he was taken down
with Bilious fever, ana died after q short ILL
ness. HeIeaves sswffe. and two children in
New York for whom he was just about send
ing ias he was taken nj. Mr.. Murray was
o Mason, and the fraternity buried him with
the ceremonies ofthe order. Though ssstfen-
ger IN strange land, Ing WINS rpt rf1endiess.
for hewas bound ny tiSy mystic cord that
naught but death can sever, 10 those who nav
cr WITH APATHY reEayd each others veal and
woe Voc BACK Eawk Lodge adoptcd TIE follow
,ingn qlutions expssssiye OF tllefr i.terest
IA the departed brother, and Of their sympa-
thy for the sorrow stricken fanny p sosil
q WHERRAs, Our pivine Grand Master. AZ, I.is
Wisdom and mercy hath transferred from our
khegs aS e1ln to the Lodge .boye fhat
MVRRAX sgnepSet q Warxw Lodge No 10 80 .,
Kesofrsd, Rh a. yhiisVwe bow In srl,,nissi ion
goodness and mercy 81 CIR Il ess Creator. NE NE
mourn the loss Of our brother. &gTkW ~
Resotyed That In hts death we nre forcjt,ly
remin q that in the midst fife we are il,
er "a, ad mat Il ssooves MS 70 be prepared
the bsseaved widow. children and isiends
TOW. and DO extend to them our warnlesE and
HlsI Z pn ,s s e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

r..
d" Grant and 1erman; Their Cam
pai9ns and GeacraSs, p is the title of q
aew work by Hon. J. T. Headley, the
celebrated author. The volume con-
taina six hundred pages, and is cmbel-
lislied with numerous steel-plate en-
cravings. The plates of Grant and
Shernlan are pronounced the moss per-
feet yet published. III is surely one of
the most interesting and valuable books
that las been published in u long time.
1t is sold exclusively by agents, and
cannot DC Obtained at the book stores -.
Cali at The Post Once and see tho spec
linen pages, plates, &c. An agent will
call on our people in a!few days. No
one purchasing the work will over re-
greet the Investment. The fact that Tic
work was written by Headley, aul hor
Of Napoleon and his Marshals, -
Washington and his Generals" and
many other valuable works, is. a, suin :
cient guarantee that this volume viii,
be worthy Of a place IA every house
hold In the land, % --t7' A@ '&
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

DIR. TaIbOlGs FiyIs Composed OF higlly con
eenrafed extracts from roes and herbs Of The highest
me cinal value Htaible IN the Of all diseases OF
aae Liver or any dcfangsment Of the Digestive Organs.
gnsled in uecuFc OF Dilrrhtaa, Jau1dcc Dysrcpsia,
scrofaia Blliousness, Liver Complaint Fepcrs Head
ache, Piles, Mercurai Diseases a Hereditary iisniors
Dose Tor adults, pin in the morning, children half
pill From one to rec pills will cure ordinary cases,
and from one 70 three b"Xes will any cuabc case
" 70 matter how long standing Price Il 90 per box
Trade supplied or sent by mail i = = - 81
v,MoTf TALBOT, N. n. &CO.
81 Fulton street, New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

DIARRHGA AND pYsENTERY.--A sure remedy for
the wcrst of chronic Diarrhna and Dyser
terry is DR.. strickands Anti. Cholera mixture--t,ou
sands have been cured by tour Government |. IN
the hospitals. II has cured many Of soldiers after
all other means miled In fast have enough proof Of
the efficacy Of this valuable preparation Of asrinsenss
absorbens, stmulants and carnna,ves, to advise eve
ry enc Of readers to get bottle and have II Ia read
iness, and TO those who suffer try u directly Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Ask for Dr. stricklaids Anti
Cholera Mixture. 81 'gt& 0 .aegsasI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

she was unable to look beneath the
raask Which hid the Incarnation of evil.
and fell a victim to the wiles of one
whose long experience rendered him
competent to pursue his nefarious de-
signs with success.
z. S.-Just as we go to press we learn
that the prisoner committed suicide this
morning. Last evening officer Sessions
placed Case in charge of A. r. Brown,
who took the prisoner to his~room to
pass the night. This morning Brown
went to breakfast, leaving the man in
bed handcufled, as he had been all
night. About 5 O'Clock officer Sessions
got the key and went up to take charge
of Case. He entered the cutter office
and passed to the bedroom, when he
discovered Case hanging in the door
way, he having taken pair OF drawers
and tied them over the trrnsom and
about his neck. The officer iamedi-
ately cut him down, and sent Brown,
who had III the nleutilae come ia, for
a physician. Life, however, was ex-
tinct, and Case had passed beyond all
reach of human laws, to appear before
the tribunal Of the Most High. His
self-destruction was determined effort,
as when discovered his feet rested upon
the floor. lie must have drawn up his
knees and kept the weight Of his body
upon his neck until strangulation took
place, and he so far gone that he could
not stand upon his feet. He left a letter
to his wife in this place, saying that he
did the deed through love of her, and
that her father had driven him TO the
act. Thus ignominiously has ended the
earthly career of one who has blasted
the happiness of many a family circle
and, as he was detested and abhorred
while living, no sympathy or respect
will be attached to his memory now
that he is dead. . ~ q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

RsS" To Property holdeys.A-Thc most
reliable insurance saIways the best and
the cheapest. John Ill. Brown repre-
SCENTS several Of the heaviest Insurance
Companies in the United States, among
which are thes1l7taa, Home, and Hart
ford. names az familiar as household
words" Bear In mind that you can get
insurance in either OF these companies
for term OF years at as low rates and
on as favorable terms as those offered by
the irresponsible mutual "black-bag y
companies with which the West Ii now
being flooded, and each of which a me-
dium-sized fire would wipe ont Of exist
.ence. Pay no attention to the plausible
stories told by the travelling agents of
these Western Wildcats but call at
J. ii. Browns office, Cedar Falls, and
insure in companies that in long
course ofyears have proved their rela-
bility, and their worthiness of the con-
fidence aIA support of the people; 2O;3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

FEyO THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED AND pEsPoN-
L dem of both sexes A great sufferer having been
restore 10 health Ia ey days. after many Of .ns
cry Is willing to assist his suffering rclnwereaturcs y
sending Gree TIE receipt OF hfeci.d postpaid
veopc copy Of the formula ~ cure employed Direct
ia sss~ IQnS ". DAGNALL, Box 1853. Post Orlcc,
-. ~ ---- W. --- w - ErnNkiYfl N. Y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Ris Eiominotion, Dcfensc, Ccatictioa
49,. .e ) ,... and Se'ltGace. .,-s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
ard Instruction. ;er YouaS Men published BY tie How
ard Assocsion md sent free Of charge In scaled snve
opes. Address Dr. ,. sKrLIS iIouGHToN, Howard
association, Philadelphia, Pa. .st s.a 47iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Branch Stors.a Uiaserloo.
Nicely & Co, grocers Of this place., are
about opening q branch store at Water
Loo. From this f..ct arose the mistake
of the Courier in its statement that a
gentleman of Cedar Falls was about re-
:, moving his brsinessftoi Waterloo.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11
Commercial
Spttiat Aatites.
A CAM TO INyALIDy.

Clergyman, while residing in South America as a
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure c! Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis.
orders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured By this noble remedy
Prompted by desire TO benefit the afflicted md unfcr.
tunate win send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine, ii sealed envelope to any WHO nseds It.
free Of Ghdgs. .....-. .s.-..
Please inclose post paid envelope addressed your.
self. AdGress, .s,,.. .,-....
- a. JOSEPH n. lNMAN, Hf'-l
.g.- STATION d, Belle Hotss, 81
e2ay. s.a Netc Iofk City.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Y LGS~Ihel Tea Qstestion--a,,. .ynsportant
Decision. has been unanimously de-
eidedby the ladies of Cedar Falls and
surrounding country that JARM1AN has
the choicest 'assoftinent cflfEAb to be
found in ttds market. At least SO we
infer from the quantity sold at thisces-
Enlistment daily, 1872
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11


ESD" The Field, the Dungeon and Che Es-
eape." We have hitherto called the at
tention of our readers to this deeply in
tcresting and truly valuable book, by
A. ID. Richardson, Tribune correspond
ent, and again assure them that we
have no hesitancy whatever in recon-
mending 1t in the strongest terms upon
the liberal patronage of the public. We
have been deeply interested in reading
the work, and feel sure that its freedom
from yerboseness, its interesting and
thrilling narratives, its richness in IL
lustration and aneedote, its admirable
style and happy language, will emil
nently-well satisfy all those who are re-
joiccd at tho final issue of the great re-
bellion. The agent, Mr.. III. u. Warner,
is now canvassing this city. We trust
he may find a large and ready satc. He
is the more entitled 10 this as he has
been disabled by the losing of, an arm
in the service Of the Union. sf&6 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

More Soldiers.-The recruits to the
Slst Iowa, who were transferred to the
18th on the muster-out, of their regi-
ment, have arrived home. szr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Internal Rete,sate. - Collector 8. B.
Hewett, Jr., xlll sbc in Cedar Falls on
Monday and Tuesday, August 2lst and
22d. The attention Of tax payers is
called to his advertisement. ssr gFsas
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

the H8mlFt1n freeman that Miss Lulu
T., Holton, of this city, was to give o
concert in that place on Thursday yes
sterday) evening, $500 ...r .,'s,,, e..
g a.s Iaz-----------s is,siss.
~. o9afe'tns porset se - Holland & Mad-
pden's show WI. be exhisited ~ Ced sas--
FaNs on "Wednesday OF next yeak..vPa-
Fers III Nor'nesli iowa nave spoken we'll
OF IT, See advertisemene
y,te,,r, Pe,e ~. q. c,olleo+or 9 y
,,orSs, 5 $50 O.. -s oA
OOH Tha a,.a,,,:a.,ess -, a,aS GU -
called 10 his a,art;..nan.
--a--a.--...-e-.----,I, -.
Pocket Boob Loss.-s See Mr.. Ions
bury,s advertisement. .Ha. shes lost q
pocket book containine eighty dollars
in greenbacks, and viii nav twenty
dollars reward for italecovery.
Nicely & Co. rrocers az This Mace arc
about op.es,,ina q branch store ~ Water
loo From this fact aroao thaf mistake
of the Courier i'm its statement that n
gentleman ofCedar Falls was about re-
moving his biisines.tos Waterloo.
'' s e - - -, 80. ~, q e
The Freedmen, Rev. Z. Eberbart,
anent NJ the Ffeadfnan.s Cnmp,;ss;o,
e' "a wy ~ .s.sSa. COMMISSIONS
was In town last Sa0pafh. he spoke in.
the Methodiat GhuHch IN the morning :;
III ove'ii'as ,saar IN ..ie al,efhooh,
t''Au =. fl-,teTe p ~ ~ 'iie
4 rSpst - ~ ao"A' VIC 1ooS-
10y 81" EN- ni. '' u - e. ,., IS ~
$500 q 80 a., r.
:. 80. y D.o. ssa
anTnosa.'s -. 'ep ~. -,
,r,n5T III ,,,st h., III IA so
a.. f,,iI ;n,,,s,s ra - bsf, 49,, -.
al do-,., $3.50 ~, ~ Z,
- s, '' . IT.
po,,so.,, ~. - -" ~, M, 80 -
go. ~
49, a..ya sssss "''s''' .'''7''''A
Uis 9hat'cieos&
rto o..,,,,,', s,-Yr,s z.o,a
z,ns.u.nh. ,.no.s rs n,.,,,ta1 80 80 49,
-" ourh.,,,, -, ,as.1s 49,. VA.
- sr.,sla,,.a..,.,. -. n, -,
q s.s.saI a., -. = a. -.
=. r.,,s Iii - 80 -, 80 s,l,a rIal
a;sr.s,,,, trooo;,,,,, ;,,s. 80 -, =,
1 ss -, - -
4.rerp,, a,v''' $3.50 , avg . A'o''
ssa2 orphans' lone iseated Of Cedar Eals Have
-'.~-..---'e,-'' = PETES II LESDy.
.s'' A"s''@ sa'' O. 8 GgaA +
serenoding.-- Certain sweet aifgors'
20 and expert ,perfermefs slasos been inn
proving the recent beautiful nloonshiny
highs by warblirg charming songs to
delightful accom- pai,,ments under the
=, windows ef t.sir adorable Polly AIMS
= and Mary James. Boots says his .susan
s Meriea tJsootsa is a Great fellow to- fsyg
- around Is terribly put out about It, end
swears--not sweass. but says--ths I" - u
acknowledgements wabbgss under her viii
4 DER ON. friend don,t know y-sat 10
: do, but thinks he'll have TO learn to ., .play
come q horned Instrument hissclfs,1o /,
-. - y -3' = .si-.,fa
Heather, Harvest, etc. The past
week has, on the Wide, been very ia
vorablc for farmers. Wednesday morn
ing there was hard rain, but aside
from that tho weather has been clear
aiidMafm.a Alfkinds cfgrain are turn
!. Ing cut f1neiysssFhcrc is q little blight
led wheat, but not much. There y no
appreh enslon now, that any pos tion OF
the crop viii pc lost the present state
o.s.ne Yea, Msa'aer AND the advanced work
'ne -, -. ,nsates leeiii,s q sscu-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

The Freeduen Rev. U. Eberbart,
agent Of the SFnedfnens Commission,
was in town last sabbath. He spoke in
the Methodiat t,hutch IN the morning !;
in overman's dan Id the afternoon,
and in the. Presbyterian Church in the
, evening, He coliacted about one huud-
: red and Nifty. dollars. = & y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

1f1sic at sNebster Nty.--We learn by
the Hamilton Freeman that Miss Lulu
e. Holton, of this city, was to give q
concert in that place on Thursday lyes-
sterdayl evening. :. !. .s.o..r ". - ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11
Iallroaa aTeotlng.

All those interested in the aconstruo-.
ton of the Iowa Central Railroad arc
requested to mectat Council Hail, over
mans block, On ~
This, Friday, uSsnisEs August Ilth,
A certain and feasibie plan has been
suggested forthc provision Of the neces-
sary funds to secure immediate COM
naencelnent Of work on the road. Turn
out everybody! A lively and satisfac-
tory time warranted. vrgr. = -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

3 Recognized BIZ Old.tinle Acquaint.
ance, ard Brought 10 Grief.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11
runs at least five miles further than it

runs at least five miles further than it
would HCedar Falls hadS remained in
the good graces of the managing COM
pany. In other words, the track be-
tween here and Waterloo is doubled
Therefore it can be readily seen that the
terminus OF the northern road is no
more at Waterloo than it is at Dubuque.
Not bit more. Assoon as the Cedar
Falls a. Minnesota road is relieved from
the control of the ID. & S. G.. company
trains will stop at the junction. That
junction ut present is at Cedar Falls; it
may possibly be at Waterloo e-entually.
If, however, the Iowa Central should
be built to Cedar Falls, we think it Is
safe to say the junction in question
would remain where it is. Therefore IL
is that we, consider the Couricr's argu-
nlent on the northern terminus of the
southern road as fallacious. Itsurely is
commendable in the Courier to do what
ever lies within its power to secure the
advantages of the central road to its
town. We certainly do not intend that
discussion of the advantages of our ri
val towns shall engendor any acrimoni-
Gus feeling between us. The citizens of
Waterloo, Of course, are going to do the
very best they can for their town; ii is
equally proper and laudablo in the peo-
pie of Cedar Falls to be active and dill
gent in looking after the interests of
their locality. The most deserving will
doubtless succeed, and have the not
unmiNed sorrow of chanting dirge
over the departed greatness of the other.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

aaa' Rnnascay.--H. pfeiffer 4 Bro. IS team,
attached to a democrat wagon ran away
ons Tuesday, afteFnoon. They started
from Tho. depot dressed the bridge OF,
ssathe full ianp, ran up -,lain street, turn
cd down Second, aalrd broug htup sul,-
denly among somegpests in front of
Palmer's blacksmithshnp, The horses
were uninjurcdi the wagon considera-
blv shattered.@ go
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Choice Lands.--Next week John III
Brown will advertise a large list of val
liable lands which have been left with
him for sale.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Ess- 50 Barrels Choice Apples just re-
ceiYed from the South, and viii be sold
less than Dubuque prices, at cilase's
Fruit Bazaar. sslBs Il b. ggF-Tg .2C-2w