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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18
II. p. LOWE. \
j. A. PARVIN, Com
JOHN a, EILIOTT.


The aeiioi, of the Board on the report
of the Committee may be seen in the
following resolutions which were adopt
ed: g3-ts gEss-r a,r@.e' q. ess.s a-ff,
Rcscired, That in view or The necessity OF
having another temporary home OF rs early q
tday as practicable, ana the fact that thcrpres-
t te.npetnrs iiolte Is IN Inc a,uthsIn Iiift 81
zens of Cedar Falls III relation to ti,e Eniiding
proposed by them, Sc, and do noE locate a
phans as early as Che 10Th Of septeinbe4: y
Reso,oed, That as soon as 1t shah be ascer-
another terapoary home ON seasoaaiJto and
! proper terms, we will locate q. Temporary
FER a the r h i q ss po a also trans"
ly, Rev. 4 9. Eberio r. and Mrs Perkins, be
and are hereby appointed a Commute on the
part oftilis Board, to cooperate with the citi-
OF tie bniiding making TIRE Sam fss9s i5
occupancy hy iRy tenth of'septcraper.
The property secured for the use Of
the Orphans, Home is that. Known as
the American Noise, and Geyer's
Block, situated On The corner of Main
and Fourth Streets The lease of
ground extends back to Water street, so
that there viii be ample room,/ The.
money necessary t< SECURE possession of
the American has been raised, and the
conppittee are proceeding to inaks the
necessary repairs. {. .H is .rreposed to
put plain, nest fence around the
premi sss, dean and paint the buildings,
and make such other improvements as
are necessary, and thoroughly clean up
the ground and seed it down. Surely.
to have this neglected property over
hauled and rendered neat and attract
i've is Of much importance, located as 1t
is on the principal street Of the place
and ia q conspicuous position, BHtthe
Home, Of itself, will be Of advantage to
the town. 1t will give the place repu-
.tatien abroad, and, in accordance with
the number Of its inmates, add to the
business and population of our young
city. Our citiseRs are well interested
in the enterprise, and will do what they
can to make the Home indeed home
10 the orphan children of Iowa soldiers.
The Examining Committee In their
rensrt, give our'people credit for many
becoming qualities, and we trust that
the future may only strengthen the
good opinion already engendcred III the
minds of the officers of the Association.
In return forthe kind, words and ctnfi-
dence entertained, we pledge that the
trust confided to this people shall be
faithfully remembered by a Christian
and patriotic devotion. fsf
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

Gsg@ Buy your School Books, Blank
Books, Stationery, &C., at the Post Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

.aa For 81. Pau.-luite party Of ladies
ard gentlemen started on pleasure
excursion to st. Paul last Monday. :
The scenery around this Minnesota
city is charming, and the beautiful fails
and lakes thercahouts are fast becoming
the Niagaras and .Saratogas of the
Northwest a ride on the Mississippi
1s delightful, and nothing is more reju-
venating than sojourn at MiDnehaha,
with its Wild scenery and in its dry,
1lealthfnl atmosphere. We have never
made the trip, but are only waiting FOR
IA kindly st1pke of fortune. as.;f aff garls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

Girl Wanted.-A gentleman residing
in the country wants good girl. More
than the usual wages will be paid. See
advertisements
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

80 IsG" Who lEQgts q Se,cing Machine ?
1--WE have due bills on the Wheeler g.
Wilson, Wilcox 4 Gibbs, and Finkle &
Lyon manufacturing companies, to be
received in part payment for machines,
which we will sell at considerable dis
count. Any ono wanting sewing ma
chine can make handsome saving by
lcaling at the GAZETTE Office.
BsasA IIho ,cdats q Piano or NclodcOR P
We have a due bill for one hundred doll
lars on Julius Bauer 4 Co., Chicago, Ia
heavy, andresponsible house, } ,tolb re-
ceived as part payment for IL piano, or
other musical instruments. We will sell
it at a considerable Discount. ~." 30 '''a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

na Shot Glsns.--lSesl CoHMan's new ad-
vertisement. He has just received an
assortment Of shot guns. md other sea-
SonAble goods. ntseTe syTffsggg org aBss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

!. 20. 2 sroB's VALLEY, Aug. Il, 1865.

I. - sr7oB's VALLEY, Aug II, 1865.
''N'-51 You may find enclosed what
ever YOU can, for which please send me the
GAZETTE as long az you can afford TO. ALLOW
me to;say that think ypa publish the best
paper IN Iowa. with the exception of the Inde-
pendence t8unydtun. Excuse the exception ,
you may have distanced all Competitors 10y
tire time your locks are slyered Ger and Iittls,
ones ,eiisim You for their grandpa You are
ahead of the New York Tribune now.
Accept my distiiguis1ed onsideration, and
believe me, your humble servant
JOHN SMITH,
p S.--My wife wishes to endorse the above
opinion. - ii a. n ~ z,'-7r. II s. I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

'oi For the Jt,i,ctioR.-=-Mr. Geo. d. Will
cox is running hack to and from the
railroad junction. Orders maybe left
at thcghotels. See his advertisements
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

MJs5e Barreis Choice ppies just re-
from the South, And will be sold
less than Dubuque prices, at Chase's
Fruit Bazaar. 2O-2w /
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18
A CARD TO nNyALIDs.

yDlARRiiGA AND DYsENTERY.--A sure remedy for
The worst cases OF acute or chronic Darrha and ~ ser
terry Is DR.. streslaud's Ant.Cholers mixture
sands bave been cured by itour Government uses II in
the hospitals. 1t has cured many Of our soldiers AFTER
all other means siied in fast We enough proof Of
the efficacy of syalnable psepasation Of astrneens
absorben's sttuants and carminaives to advise eve
- onc Of reeo-ste get bottle 20 IL In
mess, and to those who .suer try directly Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Ask for Dr. strickIand's Anti
Cholera Mixture. ~r,7sar.1 'Eere.r.t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18
Spetial alatites.

Business Education for Disa blesi sold
Na& fcrs. ~
Extraordinary inducements offered 10 disabled Uncr
Soldiers, who desire to obtain thorough commercial
education, at Bryant, stratton 4 Merrps Commercial
College, Davenport Always go to the best. Send 70,
Clrcnlar3 3#I#ES3!g lily
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

Dr. TalEott's Pills Composed OF hirily con.
eenrated extracts from roots and herbs of the highest
medicinal value, infaAbie IN the Of all diseases OF
te Liver or any arrangement Of the Digestive Organs
They remove all Impurities of the Bood and are unc.
guaieh IN the cure of DiarrhGa, Jaundice, Dyspepsia
screinia Bilonsness Liver Complaint, Fevers, Head.
ache Piles Mercuria Diseases and Hereditary Iumors
Dose for sups, one pin ia the perning, Children half
pf FROM one 20 three flis viii ordinary cases
and from to three boxes viii any durable cae
Of no matter how long standing Price 500 per box
Trade supplied or sen: by mail. -
ION MOTT TALBOT, NJ. B.-SCn.
81 Fulton street New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

y -Deatcca.4iic CoRccalioa.- The elect
,aors OF Black Hawk County, opposed to
: striking the word white out Of The
Constitution of the State OF, Iowa. y are
requested tomect in convention at the
Court House, in Waterloo, on the 18Th
inst, to select delegates to attend thd
Convention at Des NIoines on the oath,
&c. Handbills have been issued to this
effect. The Call is signed :. s.. order of
the County Committee. y - Nothing
s alores,s Are The BLACK Hawk COUNTY
Democracy ashamed to have tbeir
!, names used in connection with the
S"White MANS Conventional ~. ,ass (
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

E" The Fall term of Mrs. Wells Sc
isct School will commence in the base-
ment of the Presbyterian Church, on
September 4th, and continue fwelve
weeks. Tuition payable in'advance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

,- Railroad -Ertenston. Trains on, the
Dubuque 4 Sioux City Railroad, com
menced running to Applington last
Monday, a station twenty -three miles
west of Cedar Fails. The next station
on the line is Ackley, which will be
reached in the course of three or four
x,aoLa ,,,,L,bI,,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

1saz Remember Clark g. Scott, Of Du.
buque, whenever you want any thing
in the iusaher tineJ 2Ehat they ase pro-
prietors of the Key City Planning Mill,
should ALSO he remembered See cards.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

B&y. Alexander's 4 Deschamp's Kid
Gloves, at Lethrcp'r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

y Sad filing for Beer Dyiakers. - Gu I
breweries have exhausted their stocks
of lager, and the beer-drinking public
are obliged now. to console themselves
with shank We, hear that it is
considered abonlinab,c that the "good
lager beer should give out right in
the midst of the warm season. p 81. i.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

DeS a large lot of Dime Novels, alsd
q new assortment Of Stationery, receive
Gd,at the POST ttcab - EsI@ESG az !
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

. aasiaA Confidence Game, A .sEonsdn
;, Gunansed in, a sos e1,ftckk. Something
over two weeks ago one WIN. Smith
borrowed sos Of Mrs. Mary Greisc,
promising to pay at the expiration Of
two weeks time. A week passed away
and Smith called tosay that he was on,
of ready money, and rendered a certifi-
cate of deposit Oh an iowa City Bank
in-paypaent,fc for the debt, After consid-
erable4hesitationt the woman took fhe
,certificate. The rann left an the cars
the 'nezt fnerning. Mrs. Greise took
her certidcatAte s. III, .Packard and re
!; quested him to forward it to, be, oeshed.
Mr.. Packard at once tod, her that lie,
certificate was worthless, as it had oEee
been torn upsraaL aft Yards pasted to-
igether wittsatFiIW Of paper. aNlrs. Grs;se
thereupon concluded with but very lit
tie hesitation that she xHgt9 en- in
The man smith geame-.to, Cedar Falls
about week before he borrowed the
money, but Mrs. .Greise says She knew
him two years or SO at Cedar Rapids,
and supposed he was reliable. A re.
ward is now put upon the head Of
Smith by the defranded woman, az
may be seen by an advertisement else.
where. 1850
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

- The Coa,ier and The jar cts a.-TLe
q Courier virtually admits the position W O
took last week in regard to the junction
of the Cedar Falls q Minnesota 10 Tread.
i1n All1it can say h, reply is that asItafs a
very remarkable Circumstance that tho
Waverly trains are made upAere " WA
terloe), and eve shall, perhaps, review
this whole matter at1more length when
we have tint Inthe mean time We
suggest to tkaC Carter that it look in the
dictionary and see what the. word juno
ton means. aWaverly .traials tnagasa DE
= made up in Dubuque, but that woaiin It
/, make Dubuque tie junction Of tie c.
1calar Falls 10 Minnesota and Dubuque ss
Sioux City Railroads. We understand
ss. the, junctiep to tbe where the two roads
come together, and that place isnot at
y, Waterloo, brt near Cedar Falls 20 -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-18

The action of the Board on the report
of the Committee may be seen in the
following resolutions which were adopt
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-12

with the State, and arouses everything that
belong TO the SOUL
Where in past history does a parallel exist
to the public happiness which IS within tn"
reach of the people of the United States
" here, in any part Of the globe can lnstitu-
tions be found so suited to their habits or SO
entitled to their love as their own free Consu-
tuition? Every one of them, then, IN whatever
part of the land he has his home, must wish
its perpetuity. Who ofthem willnot acknowl-
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State Governments in all their rights, u the
General Government in It's whole coHstitu-
tioual vigor to our posterity, and they 10 theirs
through countless generations
ANDREW JoHysoS.
Washington, December /, 1865.
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A full assortment Of almost everything shafts
kept in q country store on hand. We intend
to keep Goods that will give satisfaction ana
sell good articles at the lowest living profit:
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The Portland daily press., 1865-12-18

In currency that prices rose, of course there
was something to hope from Congress or Mr.
Me- Cllocn, but neither he nor Congress can
bdlg about contraction in specie, or make
either food or clothing one cent cheaper ex-
caot by reduction in taxation. The indica-
uons That the present high prices and their
upward tendency are due to constant and OF
late rapid increase in the value OF gold IN CIR
calation are numerous enough to satisfy US
that we shall never again see the "old prices.',
The movement is not confined to this coun-
try. It's apparent also in France and Eng
land, where. however, the suffering or incon-
venience viii be much greater from it than
here. La both these countries there is vast
BODY of annuitants, who cannot at all, or can
not readily, chan sc theirinve .tments, to whom
every fail in the value of money is a positive
and rret 'ievable dininuion of income. In
An erica Almost everybody can readily adapt
his Income to prices, eitler by a change of in
ve;tments or rise of wages; but the sooner
we all make up our minds that the rise takes
place, not owing to the deep-laid villany OF
specula. ors bu5 In obedience to a great
ec3ao nic1l l1D, she easier the transit
ton win be. 1t can be greatly mitigated,
Jwever, by a reduction of taxation, and what
reduction can be made, if any, with due re-
gard to the public credit, it will be the bust
ne of the present Congress to decide, with
the light furnished them by the commission
waich haj been sitting in the city during the
summer.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-18
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

CRIMINAL TERM-BARRows, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY. Charles G. Innes againt whom
two indictments had been found - one for
for keeping drinking house and tipping shop,
the other for being common seller-pleaded
noto contendere, to both. On the first indict-
ment he paid fine of 800 and costs, and on
the second recognized in the sum of 5000 for
his appearance at next term of Court
William Decker pleaded nolo contendere to
an indictment charging him with keeping
drinking house and tippling shop. He also
entered the same plea to an indictment charg-
ing him with being common seller, and rec
ognized in the sum of 5000 for his appearance
at the next term. ri s. y ~ w.
I Edward Roach, indicted for uttering coun-
terfeit bank bill, retracted his former plea of
not guilty and pleaded guilty.
A case of nuisance, against Grace & Co., in
setting up and promoting scheme of chance,
occupied the Court all the forenoon. 1t was
for selling envelopes containing orders for pic
lures, with chances to obtain piano, chamber
set, cooking stove or some other valuable arti-
Gle. Notwithstanding the proof was that each
purchaser obtained a picture worth all that
was paid for the envelope, yet, under the rul-
ing of the Court, it was scheme of chance,
and therefore indictable. The Jury returned
verdict of guilty, and the case goes up to the
full Bench. F.-tI
|, M. NJ. Butler. sc, Strout.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-18
U. 8. DISTRICT COURT.

DECEMBER TERM.-wARE, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY. Milton ]. Stewart was con-
victed on both indictments-one for passing
counterfeit U. S. currency, the other for hsv-
ing quantity of the stuff 1857 pieces of the
denomination of so cents), with intent to pass
the same. He was sentenced to pay a fine of
$500 on each Indictment, and to imprison-
ment of three months on each Indictment in
the Auburn Jail.
Frederick Townsend who was convicted
Friday of passing an altered U. S. Bank note,
was also convicted on two other indictments
for the same offense. One of them was Tor
passing an altered bill on Messrs. Coe & Nc
Callar, and the other for passing one on B. F.
Hamilton.
Townsend has not been,sentenced. In the
case of Stewart, it was represented by his
counsel, Judge Fox, that this was the first of.
tense of the prisoner, that he was suffering
with consumption, and that if sent to the
State prison, or sentenced to long term OF
imprisonment he would not live great while.
1t was also represented that the whole Of
Stewards property would not amount to more
than S400.
Under these representations the sentence Of
Stewart was modified somewhat by Judge
Ware ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-18
S. c. Strout.

METHODIST LEvEE. - The ladies of the
Chestnut Street Society have taken great pains
to prepare for their Levee, which is held this
evening in the City Hall. A fine list of Tab
leaux has been arranged; among these repre-
sensations are Indian scenes, historical and
patriotic themes, and pictures of the imagina-
ton. Refreshments, music, and other enter
tainments are additional attractions to draw a
full house. f-
For side show, arrangements are made to
exhibit The Vegetable Monk" that most ex-
traordinary lusus nature, the proceeds to be
added to the receipts of the Levee. a
The manner in which the ladies of this So
ciety have been accustomed to get up these
Levees is sufficient guarantee that everything
will be done with excellence and taste. 1T
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-18
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED

EB- The N. o. Picayune, in alludine to Gen.
Shepley's sojourn in that city, says ais course
of action as military governor there was one of
honor to himself and just to those over whom
he had authority, and that he left the Crescent
City attended by the respectful regrets of its
citizens. 81 u'' GOOD @
EsBS- Secretary McCulloch is said to have ex-
pressed the opinion that he can get through the
year without making another loan. He is also
confident that the War Department estimates
will be much less than were anticipated in No
vember. a .a-
gB Frederic Sessions, tried before the Su-
perior Court at Springfield, Mass, has been
found guilty of manslaughter in causing the
death Of one Conner at a disreputable house in
Chlckopee. His counsel took exceptions and
the case goes before the Supreme Court.
G9- Further seizures of arms on the from
tier have been made by the Canadian authors
ties, on suspicion that they were intended for
the Fenians
EB- An Irish yachtman has just made the
voyage from Liverpool to Sydney, Australia,
In Twenty-Five ton vessel, accomplishing the
extraordinary feat in one hundred and thirty
four days. f-al s.o.il
GR- The shoe mandatory of Elbridge
Trask, of North Danvers, Mass, was totally
consumed by fire recently.
EB- Captain Wilson and party of explor-
ers have left England for Palestine. Their OBJ
ject is to make a preliminary survey of the
country. ~ ~ S9@ aAs ~
RS The mercury was nine degrees below
zero at St. Louis on Wednesday, and ice was
visible in the river.
GB- Last week, Moses Emerson, black
smith at Deerield Parade, N. H., had his right
ear bitten off close to his head by fractions
horse which he was engaged in shoeing.
EY- Gen. Halleck is spoken of as promi-
nent candidate for United States Senator from
California.
B-All local Agencies of the Sanitary Com
mission will be closed on the 31st of Dec. Sol
diers desiring the collection of claims must ap-
ply soon. " @ .-'
GB- The White House at Washington is de-
clared to be in a condition of shabbiness and
neglect disgraceful to the country.
III BS They are having fine skating in Montre-
al, and the Victoria Rink has just been open
ed with grand illumination. as feh
Ey- The mercury in the Chicago thermom-
eters went down to six degrees below zero on
Wednesday morning.
G]F- The Portsmouth Steam Factory. one
of the most substantial and best appointed
Mills in the country, started up last Monday
week, under the auspices of the new owners.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-18

ADVANCE IN SALARIEs.-The Teachers of
the public schools in Boston had quite an adj
dition made to their salaries during the last
week. The salaries of the Masters in the Lat
in and High schools were raised from $1,000
to $500; The Grammar School Masters from
$4,000 to $4,000, and the Sub-Masters and
Ushers from $4,000 to $4,000.
In this city the salaries are about one half
of'the Boston salaries before the advance. =
The High School Masters salary here, how
ever, is about one half of the advanced CORES
ponding salary in Boston, .-rf
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-18

TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-Gen. Carey de-
livered lecture on Temperance last evening
at City Hall to much larger audience than
he has before had, although there was room
for many more. 1t was splendid effort and
should have been heard by every man and wo-
man in the city. 'It
At the close of the lecture Gen. G. announ-
ced that the Good Templars felt obliged to sus-
pend their proposed course of lectures in con-
sequence of the patronage not cling sufficient
to pay anywhere near the expenses. This is a
burning shame to our city.