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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08
SuLkY HORSE RAKES,

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

No rcpulsive sectariani.ni will be INDUCED
nanccd At the same time, every effort will be employee,
N encourage and render nvolate the professions
Christians, and TO induce al TO adopt the religion Of
Christ To all who respect Christianity and its Institu
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rose whose influence IS preudical TO Religion and good
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08
Rev. WILLIAM uEUsH, President,


The above named Institution 10 located At the yag
Of Fayette Faystte county, Iowa. The situation of tn
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an Institution Of Learning. For health and moral In
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I in the State.
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DONNk 40 MOvc,

Al proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
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RellelOus Element.

Preparatory Department..
preparatory department Is arranged for all Mlsse
and Lsds not qualified 10 enter the Academic classes
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08
DYsPEpslA, NERVOUSNESS AND DEBILITY

On. Sr1exLAND's Tome We can recommend those
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Nervousness and Nervous Debility, to Strickland's
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for sale BY Druggists generally at ~ per bottle Pre-
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Per Sale in Cedar Pals by BENJAMIN COLE: g.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08
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Et WOvk Nike q C\AAvv,N.
We Blood pMs
ere the most active and thorough pills that
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They are really .
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08
Relief and u Cure will speedily
Follow

As rmethe great developer Of Facts-advances the:
truths become wider ard better knor and this Aeici
has already become staple necessity, With 2rowi z
demand, unprecedented In the history of Medicine I,
natural result Of Its INTRINSIC MERITS. angle trial
Is al that Is necessary TO establish the fact that Is the
most ecaciousr emedy ever eseS to suffering humanity
The Medicine Is put up in Fihy Cent hotties. and var.
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similar compound int reduced to the public Ia medicine
! Address orders to
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08

Diseases OF !5oss errsns prevalent aud danger
aus that reliable Medicine is necessary safeguard in
every community Ia such remedy for family use the
absolute absence OF danger frprn accidental overdose
freedom from poison and the adaptation to patients
every and condition. Of either Indispensable
These qualities aioss happily combined in this prepa
ration, and so admirably Is adapted 10 the Of all
diseases for which 1t is recommended that Its entire -
uence brought 10 bear against Them and perfectly
assists in its efforts rid the system OF disease
that the most delicate constitution can use It with perfect
safety, and fixed certainty that
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
Cincinnati mnrItct.

FLOUR-Supcrline is hold at S76DT Is: extra at
~ 25g9, and family aud fancy at 80 259li sT
WHEAT-The market rules steady at 81 05a2 for
prime old Red, and u 6O9l rs for the best grades Of
new. sH Fsif4sT 20 !. -
CORN--Unchanged ard firm at 800 for ear, and 5s
@6Oc shelled. in bulk and elevator.
OATS-Are dull, and prices declined TO 40c in ell =
eyaor giOO bushels sold at 4Oc and $40 do at 800 for
RYE7Is quiet at 75c for prime samples. !.
hOGS-Are active. and prices fully 25c higher.
All that were on the market were taken at $ll COS
IL %, net: holders asking Sl2 at the close.
se9 so; holders asking $50 at the close and sale of
300 barrels was made at this rate to be delivered
next month, Lard is firm at ls15c but the market
Is rather quiet. Green Meats have advanced to 9X
@l0c for Shoulders; l21k9I3c for Sides, and 20
for Hams, Bulk Meats unchanged aIinsOn firm al
l5149 l51Sc for Shoulders: l79I7kc foF Sides; and
2lg2l &c for clear Sides.
,GROCERIES-The iobbing rates arc for primo 10
choice Rio Coffee at 299@3l &C; raw Sugar t39l1c;
hard-refned 2OG2O1c, and Moasses 9O995c per
BUTlER--we continue to quote prime to choice
Central Ohio At 32935c per pound. ~ L. 80,
, CHEESE-We quote Western Reserve and Ham.
ourg at 2O92lc per pound, actual tare; the latter
rate for selected. -
EGGS-We quote prime shippers count. at 800
%. .W!HiIsKY-wo quote at ss a5, duty paid, and
. SEED-Clover is in continued fair demand at O.
tor prime, from store. Flax dull, but unchanged
HAY-Tbe demand is limited, with dull market
at Sl0S9ll per ton for prime Timothy, on arriVal.
POTATOES-There is very fair demand for
prime at 81 2O93 20 from store. .s --.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
GiIsIer,s 4 IN eneum /.

Faribault & Co.'s great Indian Exhibition
opens at the Atheneum on New Years
evening, for two nights only. We refer the
reader to the enoticeof the exhibition in the
next column, and quote for his information
the following from the La Crosse Democrat
of the 2Sth ult.:
Singers Hall was densely packed last night
with ladies and gentlemen who were beyond
measure pleased, instructed and entertain
ed by the large troupe OF Dacotah warriors
as they appeared in full Indian costume
and performed their dances and other start
ling ceremonies to the life. Had they re-
peated their performance here Tonight the
hall would not have held half of those who
would have been glad to have. seen them.
They are genuine Indians right from the
forest, and give better idea of savage life
and customs.siptwo hours exhibition than
person could get from all the books In the
world Their costumes are elaborate and
grotesquely beautiful-their bright feath-
ers, cOlored buckskin and bead work being
marvels of Indidnuity! Thepressand pub
lic will find this exhibition worthy the most
liberal patronage and Its managers gentle
men IN every sense of the word.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
Cleveland Market.


FL0UR-Held at 80 OO91O25 for Xxx red; $40 asa
IL 70 i9r do Xxx white-country made; SIo rs Xxx
red, Gity made; IL rs for Xxx white do. m .
6. MhbAT.Ssle car choice No. Shelby red
G0kN-Sale3 cars new at &c; cars old at SOC.
OATS- Held at 40 R42c from store.
R1E-0fered at 750D76c no sales .
PORk-Steady and firm at S2s 90 for mess: S32 90
LARD-BeId at 10000 for city rendered in tier
ces and kegs I7c for country rendered.. - 80.
BEEE.Saes at $ls 90 for City mess -
SMOKED MEATS-Fair demand at oac for
SuEar $ cured Hams; l6c for Shoulders; nc for
EDRESSEb HoGs-Heid at lOaiic. -So fs
BUTTER-Held at 3O0D35s for COED tochOioe. ''
,CHBESE-Dul and quiet at l592Oc for good 10
choice Western Reserve and New York State dairy
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged at 35a3se - ~
LAKE FlSH-Hed at 50 90 for Whitefsh; a 30
for Trout and Pickere; S5 25 for Herring, ali per
DRIED APPLEs-Held at HSlQc for old t49
GREEN ArPLES--IIeld at "a OO@5 90 for good to
choice sound winter fruit. sT1f = - eNN'''
SEEDSS1TimOthy held at % oO93 50; Clover
ALE AND PoRTER-we quote: Present Use xx
Ale So Stock xxx $l4: Kennett S16; Pale Crea m
$ll; Porter sl4. Half and quarter barrels in pro-
portion. -. r., = - = = ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
New Work nTarlfe,gn me-. oo ?

,G;n0TToN-MOre active and firm at 5s; for mid
FLOUR-Less active. but without decided chanRo
at % 20 90 for extra Slater IS s509 is for eSrS
round hoop Ohio, and 50 209lO 80 for trade brands
market closing quiet. y triTf' '''I-s
MiISkY-Dull and nominal at % 27@22s.
WHEAT-Quiet and very firm. Sales at 81 90
ior good old Milwaukee club, and 81 9lhSl o. for
new amber Milwaukee, w
3 BBAARRLEY.Quiet Sales of State at 81 90.
BARhEY MALT-Dull. 100 IT'HT r
oo oGVhN-Quiet, without decided change Sales at
USotScNor unsound; e5@0dN for sound mixed
g 9lATS-DgIl and heavyAt 4Oosoc for upsound,
and e0go2c for sound.
lPETkOLEuM-Dpll. Small sales ct 4O9A Kc for,
WS,nrTnd rnd 9ST@83c for refined in bond
PORk-HeaYy and lower Sales q Gao 2s929 rs
Ior mess, closing at e29 3lA, regular; S24 90 for
new prime; 024 so for prime meas, q Also, $3.50
barrels new mess for January and February.
sellers option, at $50 5093O so.
BEhF-Quiet and firm, about previous pricos,
prime mess quiet. = y '' - r''NSPS''l
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at $50 5O235 90.
CgT hEATS-Dull at ll9l3c for shoulders and
BAU0N-Dpil at lSal5xc for Cumberland cut.
and loo for short ribbed, - iS-'''
, DRESSED HOGS-Quiet Sales at l3T@l3kc
ior weftern, and l3I<@I3K f,rcity. -
bAkD-Firm and quiet at l6920S. the latter
+. BUTTER Quiet and heavy. Sales at 2Oaase
Tor Ohle, and 37940c for State. ~ l.----
CHEESE-Quiet at l39l8Ac. .1.j III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
The New York ColIectorshin.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-The Worlds
Washington special says: When Secretary
McCullOch was in New York the merchants
and business men generally urged on him
the. .propriety of making the appointment
of Collector for!New York at once. Since
his return, after conferring with the Presi-
densit has been decided to postpone the
matter for few weeks. The Secretary has
notified Mr.. Van Dyke, assistant Treasurer
at New York, who is strongly supported
for the Collectorship, that he could not dis
pense with his services as Assistant Treas
urer, and Senator Morgan, and Mr.. Ray
mond and others who recently indorsed
him, are now casting about for another can
didate. Letters are pouring in from brok-
ers and merchants of New York in behalf
of Mr.. Smythe, President of the Central
National Bank. His chances are now be-
lieved to be the best, II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
Latest Foreirn Newa.

New York. Dec. 29.-The steamer Aus
tralasian, from Liverpool 10th and Queens
/ town 10Th, has arrived.
| Cotton opened dull at a decline of I'd on
the week. Breadstuffs dull. Provisions
quiet and steady.
LONDON, Dec. TO- Consuls 871S @s79S.
Sales American securities--5-2O's 6425(S
64921; Illinois Central shares 81 u @S2; Erie
shares5S1S@ @5s2z. e,lG- -,
The message Of President johnson has
been tayorablY received and is regarded as
friendly. United States stocks Improved
after its reception. lsl ~
1t is stated that Spain has accepted the
mediation of England in the Chilian affair.
The trial Of Capt. McCll6erty, the Amer
ican. Fenian, was progressing at Cork.
Inc Fenian Court Commission adjourned
Its sittings in Dublin on the 18th, and com
menced proceedings at Cork the following
day. The trial of McCafferty, an Amer
ican, and late Captain in the Confederate
army, is progressing. Strong military pre-
cautions are taken to maintain peace iu
Corks 6s ,srr ts Re
Il. The Cork Herald alludes to the recent
departure of skillful pilots for America as
evidence Of contemplated naval operations
by the Fenians.
President Johnson's message was gem
orally received with favor and regarded as
friendly. The Times says the passage
which concerns England ought to be re-
ceived ia a friendly spirit. The Morning
Post says it evinces desire to keep on GOOD
terms with those whom they acknowledge
to be their friends. The telegraph is yery
eulogistic, and says the document reflects
the highest credit on its author and fur
nishes the world with satisfactory augefies
of peace. s'"
The London Star says Spain accepted
mediation of England in Chillian affairs,
and there Is every reason to believe Spain
Is prepared to abide by England's PROPOSE
tions. .,eg. gf.'If0T
The Emperor Of Austria opened the
Hungarian Diet with speech, pointing
out what was necessary for Hungarians TO
do. a.'''
The London Standard says that though
President Johnsons Message may not be
all that could be wished, it is as moderate
and satisfactory as could be reasonably ex-
pected or hoped. That the President
should treat England with injustice and
anger was to be taken for granted. ,y
Sir Ii. Starks, in addition to his functions
as Governor of Jamaica, will be President |
OF the Commission of Inquiry. The other
members of the Commission are not vet |
q v .gf.L~ ~ sts = n
The trial in this cityin which the plain
TN sought to recover his insurance on the |
laying of the Atlantic Telegraph, has re- |
suited in verdict for the plaintiff for the |
total loss. Leave has been given to move |
the case to the court above.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
Corr respOndence with France
Freedmen In Virginia.

New York, Dec. 29.---The Times WASH
ington special says that the correspondence
of our Government with France in regard
to Mexican affairs will be sent in to Con
gress as soon as that body meets.
Col. Brown, Assistant Commissioner of
Freedmen, having received d,informationthat
lt was contemplated by many citizens of
Virginia to turn out of doors on the first
proximo all helpless and infirm freedmen,
has called the attention of superintendents
toprevious instructions on the subject, that
late owners will be required to provide for
their former slaves who are helpless and de-
pendent on them for support, until over
seers OF the poor of the counties to which
they belong shall have made arrangements
for their care and support. Gen. Howard
approves the order, and states that any
citizen who attempts to turn out of doors
the poor and intirm, will be Immediately re-
ported by name, that his case may be laid
before the President for his action.
Maj. Gen. Thomas, in late dispatch to
Gen. Howard from Nashville, warmly COM
mends the official services of Superfntend-
ents of the Freedmen's Bureau. ........
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
Order from the War Department.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-An order has
been issued from the War Department re-
voking one previously issued on the same
subject, providing that military division
and district commanders will reduce the
civilian employees in the several CORPS
within their respective commands, to the
lowest possible number. At all posts, sta
tlons and places where troops are on duty
in sufficient numbers to furnish details to
take the places of civilians without injury
to the service, for the secular military duty
required of them, the civilians, except
clerks, will be discharged, and extra duty
men substituted for them. When civilians
are retained preference will be given to
persons who have been honora6ly dis
charged from the military service, those
being disabled by wounds being first
preferred. All civilians who have not
been in the military service will be dis
charged as fast as they can be replaced by
those to whom preference is given in this
order. Depot commanders will see that no
large or unnecessary number are r. tained,
and that every facility is given for properly
and efficiently guarding and protecting the
public property.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
National Sorghum Convention.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The National Sor-
ghum Convention is now in session at the
rooms of the Department of Agriculture.
VIM. Clough, of o., is Chairman, and Prof. S.
g. Lover, Secretary. Delegates are pres
sent from the Middle and many of the
Western States. The Convention has decid-
ed OH adefDite classification of the differ
ent varieties of cane, which will be pub
lished with accurate botanical and popular
descriptions, and carefully executed en-
cravings.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
Miro ind Froridence. R.I

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. pa fire broke
out In the railroad depot at Grafton at l
O'Clock this morning, which destroyed the
building and thirty long empty cars and
six xloaded ones. The flames spread rapidly
and the steamboat Commonwealth, Just ar
rived from New York, which was heavily
loaded with freight and so grounded at the
wharf that she could not be moved, was
burnt to the waters edge. Nothing was
saved. The flames spread so rapidly and
turiously that the men on board the steam
er barely escaped with their lives. Loss es-
timated at $l500O0. ,4.,ar H...fe "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
The Cattle Disease-C Chief Justice
Chase and JEFF Davis.-The
BOUNTY bill.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-The Tribune's
Washington dispatch contains the follow
Ing: The Secretary of the Treasury Vester-
day, In a circular, calls attention of Gus
tom House officials and agents In foreign
countries to Il late act passed by Congress
to prevent the spread of foreign diseases
among cattle of the United States, and says
that theimportation not only OF bovines, but
OF sheep, goats, horses, mules and swine, Is
entirely prohibited. Customs officers and
foreign agents of the United States are re-
quested to explain the objects of this act
and regulations to, all concerned in their
vicinity. Chief Justice Chase, in conyer-
sation yesterday, remarked that whenever
he found the case of the United States
against JEFF. Davis on the docket he should
proceed to try 1t, but that under no circum-
stances will he try In Virginia while
the State is occupied by military.
There seems to be entire unanimity
among members of Congress in regard to
the bill recently introduced, giving boun-
ties to volunteers OF 1861, which will I'M
dou6tedly be passed on the reassembling Of
that body.