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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15
The PrOfane Village.
{AFrER LssN0rKLLows "ExcElsloR"-A roNc
wAYSO

AFrER L.S6EELLowS "ExcEIsloR"-A IoNC
" wAYs0 =
THE story embodied in the following verses
viii be recognized by many Of our readers a.
me related In prose, some years ago. by oul
'orrespondent Dan DE guile, whose charm
low that they have ceased to come. The YER
iflcation IL by J. l.. McCreary, of Dubudue 4
.prightly humorist. and is one of his latest
I'd. Gas.
A travelling Californian .aE
One morning met another man,
And asked, "What town is this ahead:"
To which the other briefly said.
You be damnr'
On strode the traveller, some surprised,
But that the man was drunk surmised;
For who, unless little high,
To civil question @ you'd reply,
While thus his cogitations ran,
He overlook another man,
And him he questioned as before,
Receiving this repiy-no more
"You be damnv
The traveller answered not a word.
But seeing just ahead third,
Asked him the selfsame thing at once,
Receiving but the same response,
"fou be damn!
Astonishment upon him grew,
a stranger thing he never knew;
Half angry, haif-he scarce knew what
fourth inquiry only brought,
"iou be damn!"
as some asylumn hereaboute
And have the lunatics got out?
And IL their mania all the same"
Thought he. "that all OF them exclaim.
"You be damn"
And then he felt his wrath grow hot:
"There'll be fight upon the spot.
II any other man." quoth he,
You be damn"
He almost reached the village. when
He met Rtnlwnrt citiyens
And asked what town before him lay,
The other answered, right away,
"iou be damn!'
The traveller straightway pulled his coat,
And took the other by the throat:
You scOundrell' hoarsely uttered he,
"Ill teach you not to say to me-.
You be dainn!"
OF course there was an instant fight, ..
TIL both were In horrid plight;
And fast and furious fell the blows,
And Oft the battle-cry arose,
You be dainn"
Thus fighting near the riverside,
They rolled into its murky tide,
Then parting, scrampled to the shore,
Andshrieked above the mill-wheers roar
You be damn!'
Beside the mill maiden stood;
The traveller, drenched i'm gore and mud,
inquired what name they gave the place,
The maid replied with timid grace,
"Iou be damn!'
A little farther on his way,
ID He met II little girl at play,
To whom the question he addressed,
The child replied, like all the rest,
100 be damn!'
Good heavens he cried, "am / but
dreaming?
What place is this, where in disappearing
The men and women each outyie,
And even babes and sucklings cry,
"You be damnr'
And swift he hastened ont of town,
Lest fire and birthstone should come down
But found In travelling on awhile,
a guide posts reading thus--"Onc mile
TO YUBA DAMP
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

ALABAMA has ratified the Constitu-
tionsl Amendment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15
From the WAverly rhGnix.
The Railroad.

Ono year ago and Waverly was all
alive with excitement, every body's for
tune WAS made, and smile was on all
faces--the shrill neigh of the iron horse
had been heard and the cars had wended
their way to the Wayerly Station.
For time 1t seemed that the highest
hopes of our business men were to be
realized, but rs n faithful chroniclcr Of
events, we record the fact that we have
been deceived. We have not been benz
Gifted by the railroad rs we had antici-
pated, and we have been looking about
us to, If possible, ascertain the cause. On
thorough investigation of the matter,
we have come to the conclusion that the
lack of facilities for the transportation
of the products Of the Cedar Valley, is
the cause of the present stagnation in
trade at this point. And we believe
that the managers of the d. a s. G..
Railroad are, in part at least, responsi-
bic for the present state of affairs. At
first we supposed that all was being
done that could be, to carry forward the
vast accuniulations of farm products
collected at this point; but when we
learn that cars are often standing idle,
west OF Waterloo, and that an offer by
our produce dealers to pay extra freight
on wheat, il sufficient cars were fur
nished them, was rejected by the man
ayers of the Dubuque & Sioux City
Railroad, we cannot fail to think that
there is some design in the matter, and
that the object. in view, Is to, II possible,
secure an arrangement with the Cedar
Falls Il Minnesota Company more all.
vantageous to tho ID. 4 s. &. Co.
IL seems to us that the ID. h g. C. Co.
would find 1t for their interest to furnish
all the ears needed at this point, rs they
would thereby secure large amount OF
the northern trade, which now goes to
the McGregor Road. A large lumber
yard has been started Mt Charles City,
and all the teams in that section are
hauling grain to the McGrcgor road and
returning with lumber. Shippers from
this point have no certainty as to when
they can send Off their grain, and hence
must buy with large margin, especial
ly just before the close of navigation
This uncertainty has prevented the To-
cation OF several buyers at this place.
Our people are now very anxiously
looking for another outlet, and when q
road Is opened from Waterloo to Cedar
Rapids very little of tie produce OF the
Cedar Valley will pass over the u. h
s. G. Road. Our stores are filled with
goods, and with fair price for grain,
business would be lively; but when men
can get from Is to 30 cents more per
bushel for wheat mt the Falls, they will
not sell here. Something should be
done; and earnest effort should be made
by or business men and produce dealers
To induce the managers of the ID. IL s.
Z. IL. II. to furnish sufficient cars for
the transportation of all the produce
that naturally seeks market here. We
hope something may be done soon,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

BELMoNT THE BANKER.---A Now
York letter writer tells an odd story Of
Auguste Belmont, baitier and politici-
an, to the effect that, being very pas
sionatc man, he once swore violently at
the confidential secretary to whom he
was debating. The clerk. being a gem
tleman, instantly resigned his position.
What will you take" said the mill
iohaire, to let me swear ut you when 1
please ?n The secretary considered the
matter, and replied, "You give me
twenty five hundred dollars n year to
do your work. 1 cannot do It and be
sworn at also for less than four thous-
and" You shall have 1t, damn YOU"
said Mr.. Belmont; and the tradition
adds that he not only raised the mans
salary, but never swore mt him again,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

a Bohemian, who occupies n third
story back room in st. Louis, writes an
essay on Back Yards, and addresses it
to the local Of the Democrat. He COM
plains, among other things, Of the howl
ing of dogs, the squealing OF cats and
the singing Of servant maids. He says
Of the latter:
The singing Of tho servant maid
would not be SO annoying IL could
understand the words, but TO have lit
tie detached tit-bits OF song waited tO
the breeze is simply nggravating. For
example:
Farewell yah yah, you may never
Press me yah-yah heart again,
I'M on, you'li yah yah yah yah yah.
In yah yah with the sIaInD
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

TIE Eddyville Stur Is urging upon
the citizens OF that place and vicinity
the Importance OF the Iowa Central
hailroad. The books OF the Company
stock ut the store of w. IT Dnr,lnn
This is indeed matter Of grcat fmpor~
tance to the people Of Eddyville as we'll
as those all along the line. Tho route
which does the most now will be very
apt to secure the road which IL to con.
meet with the North Missouri The
Iowa Central is exhibiting great energy,
and II has only to continue rs IL has be-
gun to make a complete and gratifying
success. - D.rita1ton HaWE- Eye,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

A statement Is going the rounds that
the author Of the drolT Nasty papers n
Mr.. J. b. Lock, editor Of Tho ye6srs0.
niun, published at Findley, Ohio
This Is nearly correct but notquitc. Mr.,
Lock was, formerly, editorof The Jet
teysonion, but Is now druggist In the
sau,e town,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

OUTRAGEOUS. isa fellow some-
where In the east who publishes a
monthly called tho Journal Of Health.
His name is Hall, and he takes some Of
the strangest viewsOf matters and ings
OF any body we ever heard of. For In
stance, In recent number of his jour-
nal he sets up the doctrine that mar
ried folks ought not to sleep togeth-
or. This finds great favor among the
bachelors Of our town, but we under~
stand that the married folks ARE about
to raise tremendous row about it, and
the excitement has became sagreat that
meeting of married ladies was held
the other evening to express their views
concerning this monstrous and absnrd.
theory, at which IL was unanimously
resolved to give this Hall n coat Of tar
and feathers whenever the opportunity
occurs. So we are informed. -Montes,t-
ma Rep.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

From all points in the Western pars
Of Illinois, and from our State. tho Act
transpires that the produce trade is turn.
Ing strongly towards st. Lonis. This
Is the direct resc.t Of the high chsr9ee
made by the railroads, and the oreya.
ent.'uitef that the Chicago bnyeis and
warehQasennen have coAoined 10 swim.
Jie the producers. This belief 10
strengthened from ths deyslopmeDn
made In tho late dispute hetwecn the
hGcSgs anil the owners ofthe eisvaiNs,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

NAyIGATIoN. - Navigation for this
latitude may be accounted closed. The
boats running north Of here were all in
last evening, except the Ocean Wave,
that was expected during tho night. -
On Sunday the ltasca, commanded hy
that veteran among steamboat CAPTAINS.
Capt. Webb, arrived, bringing down tn.
largest tow mot toe) that probably was
eyer brought from the Upper Misslssip
pi, viz: the steamer DAnsel. and Ave
barges. The distance across the assem-
bled decks, as they lay side by side. was
l79 fcet--an unparalleled feat in steam.
boating. - DUBUQUE Timer. 5fa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15
News Items.

Gen Butler is preparing legal argu-
mcnt to show that JEFF. Davis can DO
tried by military tribunal.
Ex-Gov. Aiken has been elected To
Congress in the Second South Carolina
district which includes the city OF
Charleston. This IL reported to be a
victory over the seccssiolists.
The President has issued proclama-
tion revoking the suspension Of the writ
OF hobeds corpus, except in the South
ern States, the Territories or Arizona
and New Mexico, and the District Of
Columbia.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15
New Meat Market.

lNl speetfuly inform the ctsens Of Ce-
dsr Falls and vicinity shat they have
-A opened . Meat Market on Main St, ore
door south of Frank Hermann store where they viii
Keep constantly on hand good supply Of
ALL KINDS or NEAT AND VHGETABLES
at LOWER PRICES than the same can be bought
for At any other place in Cedar FdHs.
eN- bologna-sausage Constantly on hand.
We shall aim keep nothing but young fat and ten.
der meats All we ask is for you 10 give a trial.
Cedar Falls, Sept. 26th 1865. 9y.sm
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

HENINTH CAVALRY "A letter from
the 9th Iowa Cavalry informs us that
the regiment Is still in Arkansas, sta
toned in different parts of the State
The Headquarters of the regiment are
at Fort Smith. The regiment is located
as follows:
Fort Smith, Cos. c and ID, Lieut.. Col.
knight In command; Cos. G, Fand NJ,
at Camden, Major John Wayne, COM
manding; Co. A, at Clarksville, Capt.
John Reed, commanding; Co. Il, at
Fayetteville, Captain John Flick, COM
manding; Co. +, at Helena, Capt. Geo.
NJ. Dean, commanding; Co. HI at Wash
ington, Capt. Chas. A. Frisk, command
ing; Co. K at Monticello, Capt. Joseph
6hawhan, commanding; Co. L at Pine
Bluff, Capt. John ROckfellow, COM
manding; Co. / at Van Buren,, Capt.p
]. Lambert, commanding.
NJ. NJ. Trumbull, recently made q
General by brevet, is in command Of the
Post at Fort Smith. Trumbull il well
known In Davenport. He has been on
garrison duty since be took his regiment
into service. Davenport Gazette.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-15

The following story is founded on fact
and will show what love Of gold will
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-16
fine; scraped the acquaintance of family
-, at this place.
IN CINCINNATI.

June A.-To-day arrived in Cincinnati,
and took ride with =, to Clifton, and Wis
tied n, and bad pleasant time. In the
evening, visited Frank lis; seen Miss
Sallie. The weather very fine, but hot. No
letters for me.
SUNDAY, June 35.-Stll in G. Spent the
time in loaiing round the B. House.
Spent the evening with ~. 1t rained all
the afternoon. General Burnside is here.
June 26.-Still in q. Received letter
from M; also received letter from
H.
June 27.--To-day wrote to M from
this place, and also wrote to Harrisburg
Weather fine. ........
June 2S.-Still in G. To-day it rained
rather hard; rest of day very fine.
June 29-Seen Mr.. y, from Cresson
Springs; paid him SIS | owed Mr.. M. for
board; rained tremendous hard this after
noon for awhile; spent the morning with
sc. '-'' ..- ....
June 30.-To-day rode out to see w; had
very fine time; seen Mr.. Il; General Sher-
man arrived here last night and made a
speech. .....
July 1.-To-day / seen 80 for the first
time, glorious preparations are going on for
the celebration off the Fourth ofJuly; wealth
or fine. ....
July 2-To-day visited Mr.. - on ~
street. weather fine; presented Miss -
one OF my photographs; expect one in re-
turn.
July 3.-Weather fine; spent the evening
with ~; she seemed rather cool; [note in
lady's hand, 81 know very well you do not
think was cool, for darling L have been the
same to you"
July 4.-To-day Ihad splendid time in
going to a picnic with party of friends
from ass; we all got terrible muddy in the
evening; the fireworks were beautiful.
July OIL spent the time in loating around
SIS; s. was very sick; called to see
her. 49,.
July 6.-The weather is fine; seen S. to-
day and spent the evening with r" at Mrs.
-'s, on Fourth street.
July7-Am stopping at the Lytle House;
spent the evening with Mrs. ~; weather
hot. .-.
July s.-Spent the morning with y, the
afternoon at *'s, the evening with Mr.. ~.
SUNDAY, July 9.-Spent the evening with
Mrs. =, and sucha a pleasant evening; few are
more so.
WEDNESDAY, July 12.-To-day l shall
| never forget, as it was the day of my en-
gagement with, in =, Kentucky.
July 10 To-day received present from
Aunt - in the shape of ring with a
picture attached of -; spent most OF
the day in her society, and all the}evening
July 20.-Spent the evening with -
= :, and the rest of the = family,
and bid them all goodnight and good-by
July 22.-Arrived in Crestline at o.
clock, and dined; spent the evening with
Miss ~.
(Memorandum)-" darling you
are dearer-yes, dear-for telling me that |
shall remain the same to you always" The
above was wrote Oh the l4th OF July, by
- of C'ti." ............
(Another)-" MONDAY, July g. 1867
"My own dear, darling Harry; how can
foget thee? Ever your darling pet, A."
''NEw YORK, FRIDAY, July rs.
"Seen E B. and = -; also
Miss -, ofC-, Ohio, and Mr. B., Of
Cincinnati, Ohio. Helled around all night
with the clerks of the st Nicholas HOTEL
CONCLUSION TOMORROW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-16

SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT d
Or
PRIVATE COMPLAINTS
Chronic Diseases, Consumption,
ScrofuIa, Syphilis, Seminal De-
bility, and all Female Com
plants,
BY
DIR. j d iii N 8 ON.
No. Ii East Friend Street,
THIRD Door from South High Street,
COLUMBUS, O.
DIR. OH N SON,
Testimonials from the Medical Pro-
fessiOn and Others.

Mr.. EDITOR: tits with pleasure make known the
following facts to the public, believing my testimony
may be of service to some invalid who has hitherto
failed to obtain relief At all eyentsl am doing no
more than justice to the medical gentlemen of your
city, in confessng that have successfully treated
several very bad cases Of seminal weakness and fe-
male complaints, by adopting the mode of treatment
now prescribed by DIR. johnson. .. I.
For female weakness, do not know Of anything
that can equal these remedies. | have prescribed
them for great many ladies who have been troubled
for years with weakness, aud in every perfect
cure has been effected some very bad cases have
yielded to this mode Of treatment in the short space
of two weeks. Yours, respectfully,
W. F.MERWIN, NJ. ID.
Cleveland, o., Dec 23d, 1868.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-16

TAKE PARTICULAR N0TICE-Dr. johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselves by
improper indulgence and solitary habits which ruin
both body and mind, uniting them for either bus-
ness, study, society or marriage.
Dr. johnson has for many years exclusively de-
voted his attention to the treatment of the disorders
referred to in these testimonials. -
Address, DIR. CHAS. F. JOHNSON,
No. 10 East Friend Street, Columbus, Ohio.
octl0-d&w1y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-16
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, &C.

DR.. Johnson-Dear Sir-l must again state that
your remedies for scrofula and blood diseases are
really excellent. For serofula, syphilis, impurities
Of the blood, | find they never fail to cure when
used as directed. have succeeded in curiIg the
worst cases of syphilis now in our hospitals, in the
shorts space of two months.
+. w. H. LESLIE, NJ. d.
Cincinnati, December Is, 1868.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-16
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-16
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

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slider nothing can equal your medicines; =,
J. w. SALLINS, M. d.
Albany, N. Y, October 10, 1858.
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certify that DR.. Johnsons medicines have cured
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The medicines were used only two months,
III. ID. FRENCH, D. d.
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