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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29

FHE BALTIMOREAND OHIO RAILROA

EE On lar and j sfter 81! SUNDAY S1I De
VIII run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
HNAS E savf RR RfRgs' & AK SG
sSTe nSaly heT1diHg Sunday at 10 p NJ and the
for Wheeling daily at GAS A. NJ. except Snndayj alu
Inese trans connect at Beair and Parkersburg for
all F RRfRRt5 EMRsf KsOuthTet end NCrhTss
leaves Baltimore daily at 430P P, NJ ieTcent SnndayS
oE Frederick at us A. NJ daily. Sun
The EILfGoTTs MILLS TRAIN ,s,vos Rolf
more az ~ and 10 A. NJ, and $50 NJ, and Eli
Gotss Mills ATTIC A. NJ, and 1l8O A. NJ, and SIS
FOR WASHINGTON:
Leave Baltimore at 43O, 7.O5, S.l5 and oAoAM
And % and 4 NJ On Sundays at 40 and SIS A.
and Ills NJ and 4SO $50 and P NJ e. az On s 0OO
days at A. N; and 8, $50 and p NJ. The o . 10
d M and trains only from Baltimore and the
stop at way points. The and S45 A. NJ. and 4 %
and NJ d 81 from Baltimore and the go and A.
trains on the Annapolis road. " III
For further inf2 Sn tickets of every kind &C.
on or 70 at the Tcke sa AgSPt at Gamd9n Sta
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ''' de2tf
d czyE NoETH HI1s "
WINTER SCHEDULE,
W 4" Trains d'fS{ $% NokTHl N2G 3 1861
Leave Baltimore as follows:
M N"fk Accommodation No. 1......~.., 79o A, NJ.
E4 800
East Lime ........l210 P NJ.
P Pork 40 20 S.......... $50 :.
66aIkton 90 3.............. $50 "
Pittsburg and Erie Express .,........., 7.20
flttSpurg and Elmlra Express. 1000 ~
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittsburg and EImra Express ............ 700 A. NJ.
nm 1o4iN on
YORK accommodation, No. 2.................1015 '
P Park Accommodation, No. i, at Bolton $50
ptt ............. $50 "
York accommodation, No. 4............... 945 Z"
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Elmira EXPRESS.
VIII not stop between Baltimore and Parlston.
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains leave
daily except Sundays.
Pittsburg and Erie Express leave daily except Sat-
urdayS "'
Pittsburg and Elmira Express leaves daily.
MAIL and Accommodation Trains arrive daily eX-
cept on Sundays. -
Elmlra Express arrives daily EXCEPT MONDAYS
Fast Line arrives daily.
y. Mail Fast Line Pittsburg and Erie Express and
P!ttsburg and Emra Express make close conr ections
Wlth the pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
3urg Tor PItsburS, Cleveland, Columbus Cincinn att
indianapolis, Chicago St. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
vile, Cairo, and all points in the West, Northwest.
and Southwest. Mail and Express Trains connect IT
Elmira with the New Y ork and Erie Railroad for
York. ''''-H A'o"
For further information. apply at Calvert Station.
j. N. DUBARRY
General Superintendent
ED. S. YOUNG,
nOI5-u General Passenger Agent.
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MEDlCAL
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK!+
~ YOUTH T0THE AGED

BloK oR i
LIFE REJUVENATOR.
This preparation is unequalIed as Reiuvena-
tor ana Restorer of wasted or inert functions
Inc feeble the aged and all thoseswha have in anv
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
physical application, will find the Biokrene to be-
Me builds up the shattered constitution will also
part to the feelings the briskness and energy which
belong to youth ~ e4AoisS "hicn
lnIter ny what cause any organ has become en-
ren1o II us functions this superb preparation will
ieH''o IhdC cause at once and forever.
c11p1,c ,,,,,-r BsOE<RENE
Gu6ES GENERAL DEBILITY NERVOUS IN
CAIsPAaGEIHTT,1 DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSToN L0SS
Nj NE1 ATFHIE NE Low SPIRITS IMBECILTTY.
IT Has MOST DELIGiIIFIIT,i t DFST a RG l;
A SySs2MN,Qg NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERV0TnIfSS
oloIhh ana Az who are in any way Frustrated bJ,
nervous disabilities are earnestly advised to see,
cure In this most excellent and unon,IoI ~ seeA d
ton. U'4le" PIep
HEOEzREyE.
., Inc tEEBLit, the bANGUID, the DESP ATRTNn
the OLD, should give this valuable discov n I'll
1t VIII be found totally different from ali otber
articles for the same purpose - O'n'r
TO FEMALES.
Inns preparation is Invaluable in nervous weak
neSSeS of all kinds, as it will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful pcrmanencc '''''A
II Is also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dvs
pepsla with the first dose. brief persistence in tie
use will renovate the stomach to degree Of nercf
heaalthi and Danish Dyspepsia forever
One Dollar per bottle or six bottles for 81 Sol5
py Druggists generally. T ~
oeht py express anywhere, by addressing
HuICHINGS & HILLYER,
Propretors No. rs Dey street,
Sold by SETH S. HANCE, 0iA
oc o4f,, I0o Baltimore street,
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The Peabody Fire Insurance Comply
OF BALTIMORE.
Having been organized and located in
SECOND STREET
ADJOINING THE P0STOFFICE,
Is ready to insure
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF BUILDINGS, FURNI-
TURE AND MERCHANDISE
In the city country, annually for short terms
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
TH0S. l. CAREY, President.
Galloway Cheston, Austin Dali,
Enoch Pratt Peter NOVEL;
Thos. W hitridge John II. B. Latrobe,
VIM. Kennedy, III. D. Harvey
jesse Tyson, James Carey oc14-tft
Associated Fireman's Insurance Co.
OFFICE NO. SOUTH STREET,
OPPOSITE SUN IRON BUILDING.
Recognized for @pron,11t payment of its losses and
explicit Policies, insures Dwellings, Furniture YES
sels Merchandise and other property, in or out of
the city, at the lowest rates Of premium.
VIM. A. HACK, President
DIRECTORS:
VIM. A. Hack, Thomas J. FIack,
James c. Wheedon, Samuel Kirk,
Allen Paine, Francis Burns,
X. q. Mason, James Young,
Jacob Trust, Jas. E. George, ST.,
James Getty, f. A. Miller
Noah Walker, DR.. L. E. B. Uiutze
Lancaster Ould,
JOHN DUKEHART,
sicily Secretary.
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The average shipments of cotton pcrweek from the
above ports aggregate about thirty thousand bales,
valued at about five millions of dollars. Over one
half of the above amount of cotton goes to
Europe.
The City National Bank Of New Orleans was
opened for business on the 18th inst.
The Boston ToUeler, of Tuesday, says
The money market is quite active to-day, and
there is quick demand for temporary accommodate
ton at the banks and the street. but the supply Of
currency large enough to meet the ordinary wants
for commercial and other purposes. Seven per cent
is still the rate OF interest charged for call loans
satisfactory collateras and is paid for longer
time, but very little is done beyond thirty days.
Eight per cent is the discount for the best four
months notes, and the lower grades range from nine
to fifteen. with few negotiations at the higher rates
not much being done at over 10 ct.
The Providence .jourRa! says:
Printing Cloths very frm 6ix64 are held at Zoe
Sales for the last week have been from l9c. to Zoe
There would be plenty Of buyers at 1910. The fol-
lowing are the sales: 5000 pieces 56x60 l72c to DC
made 1000 do 5jX60, lSc., hand: 1000 do. 60X6i
1870. to be made 10000 do. 60x6i 19e., to be made
5000 do. 60x64 lFifc., to be made 1900 do. 6iX6j
lyc., early in the week to be made $1,000 do. 60X6i
1910 to be made 1000 do 64xGi. 1899, to be made
5000 do 6ix6i 20c.. hand coo do. 44X4 IS inches
wide light BE; $500 do. 64Y64 25c. 81 inches up to
July. Total, 100.500 pieces.
The quantity of -four, wheat. corn and barley left
at tidewater. New York, during the second week Of
December in the years 1864 and 1865, as follows
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NeVVHUOI, III VlO !o1o IoU dII1 IoU, WIS rs IVIIU"s
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Barley.
bblS. bush. bush. hush.
1864, 1890 45l, 100 ........ 122, 30O
1865, 1905 $50 500 5s3,200 Isl 500

Inc. $4,000 Inc. I21.7OO Inc. $4,000 Inc. $4,000
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at
tidewater from the commencement of navigation to
the 1th December inclusive. during the years 1864
and 1865, was as follows:
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Barley
bbls. bush. bush. bush.
1861 1,19S,000 159l6T00 10,352 400 3l69, 200
1865 10l40O0 l0,519,200 1S699,900 4,551600
Dec. $4,000 Dec. 500 Inc. 83i7 800 Inc 3S 400
The receipts Of the new crop Of barley in 1860 were
43l6S00. In 1864 they 3003, 100 bushels, show
ing of new crop receipts of 1913 700 bushels.
By reducing the wheat to flour. the quantity of the
latter left at tdewaer this year. compared with the
corresponding period last year. shows u deficiency of
125l 500 bbls -four.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Chowan River. n C-Schooner Eleanor To 900
staYes 100 lbs tallow 900 bushels peas rs do wheat
bags WOOL 100 bbls tar, 80 bales cotton Griffin
Bros. * Co.
Norfolk Schooner Foamng Sea-l00,O00 shingles,
20 bbls. tar. los do. cement, Whedbee u Dickinson
ImpOrfs-FOreign.
Pernambuco-Brig Redwing-3,000 bags sugar.
Thos. Pierce; box sweetmeats, r. c. Wright.
Navassa-Brig Romanee-300 tons guano, r. W. L.
Raisin.
Demarara-Br. brig Mississippi-l92 hhds. sugar,
20 bbls do, SO puncheons of molasses, w. Ii. Perot
The total value of foreign exports for the week
ending December 18th. 1865, were $3.50 $50,
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lew York Markets,

New York, Dee. 2S.-Cotton quiet at 5l@52 cts
Flour has advanced ) ccnts-Southern S9.l5a9.25-
Wheat firm. Corn quiet. Beef quiet. Pork firm at
S3l@31.25 Lard firm Whisky dull
New YORK. Dec. 2S.-Flour has advanced cts
sales $500 bbls; State 81 40@S.S5: Ohio SS85@l030:
Southern S9.l0Gl525. Wheat is tirn-sales of 5000
bushels; Milwaukee Club 1SO@1s5 cts new Amber
State 2i5 cts, Corn has declined ctsales Of 70G0O
bushels at 96@g6L cts. Beef quiet. Pork heavy
l61z@194 cts. Whisky dull at S2.27@2.3S. Cotton
closed with an advancing tendeney-eaes of $500
bales at 52@53 cts. Groceries quiet. Naval stores
dull. Petroleum dui-sales of 1900 bbs Crude at Il
cts: Refined IS cts Freights dull Gold l45I5
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QUOTATIONS..
The arrivals of Hogs have not been large this week.
but there has been Il sulIciency for the demand.
With very limited demand outside of the require
mentS OF butchers, the market has been dull during
the week, with slight decline since last report
Good Hogs may be now quoted at l3@141a cts d H.
nett only few good lots retailing at the highest
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1865.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Maryland. Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.

IN
Maryland. Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Have removed their Office for the present to the
N. VI. CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TRIpoLErr's
NEXT TO THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
OPPOSITE THE PosToFFICE.
This Company, having an ample capital, insures on
all kinds of property in the city and country Large
lines Merchandise and other property, insured by
the year short time favorable terms; and Per-
petual Policies granted when requested.
THos. E. HAMBLEToN,
President.
Ira c. Garfield, Charles J. Baker,
Edward W. Robinson. John S. Barry Snrgnian
John R. Seemqller, Charles Spilker.
Hugh A. Cooper James Ii. Hoblitzell,
700, JOSEPH X. MILN0R,
dZZt3l Secretary.
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
No. AZ SECOND STREET, North Side
This Company insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE all descriptions of property, either in
It also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses and where the risk has terminated
the Premium for the unexpired time will be return
ed JOHN COATES,
President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Chauncey Brooks William f. Pentz,
Henry S. Shryock, John C. Bridges,
Simon Parkhurst, James 0. Spear,
William Bridges, Joseph Matthews
John g. Hewes, William Chestnut
John Turnbull Jr., John E. Hurst
OTIS SPEAR,
oc3-ly Secretary.
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New Bedford oil, Market. Nee 81.

The market is as usual at this season, quiet The
transactions have been confined to Sperm. in which
from the Acaso. at $2l5, and in Nantucket $50 bbls
the Z. IL. Adams TO be reflled and delivered
here, Mt S2.4S.
70 Init cd fnrth ,nr nal hirnrrD nnn
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Have removed their Office for the present to the
N. VI. CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TRIpoLETr's
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Prices of sloclss and Bonds in New York

BY TELEGEArH.
Furnished Jy Leonard J. Tormcg d Co., Stock aud BIZ
Brokers, No. = Sotah Hrtet.
December -, 1865.
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Boston Markets.

Dec. 28;-The receipts since Saturday have been
l0.4g7 bbls Flour, 245l bushels corn, 1000 bushels
Oats and 142 bushels Rye. The market for Flour
continues dull and sales moderate. Western super
fine at $3.50 10: common extras at $S.75Gl9 me
dunn extras at S9.5091O.5: and good and choice in
Guiding favorite ST. Louis brands at Sl1@16 = bbl.-
Southern Flour is quiet and prices are nominal. In
$l.O5@ Los for Western mixed. and $l.07@l 0S for
Southern and Western yellow. Oats have been sold
at 6963 cts 4 bushe for Northern, and 57@5S cts for
2 Island. Rye at S1.15. Shorts $3.50 %. Fine
Feed S3O@32 and Middlings at SiO@ 70 4 ton.
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QUOTATIONS..
The supply OF Sheep continues fair and prices have
varied but little since last week. Good Sheep are sell
ing at 612teI cts 4 ID gross according to quality.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts at the various yards this week are,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
ysv-born Love for the so,dleys

| Recently the members of the seth
IIllinoise regiment held their anniver-
sary at Peoria. Colonel r. G. Ingersoll,
the commandment, made a speech, and
paid his respects to the men now pro-
| Tossing to be the best friend Of the sold
/ iers. He said.
This is not q political meeting, and
yet / cannot forbear saying word or
two concerning the soldiers friends.
There are men here in our midst pre-
tending to be your dearest and best
friends. They belong to a party, some
OF whom II will not say all were not
your friends when YOU were lighting
the battles Of your country. They
laughed at your wounds they sneered
at your scars; they Knocked the corpses
of your comrades ithey prophesied your
defeat: they hoped for your disgrace;
they preyed for your overthrow and
death; they despised the cause for which
you were battling they were the allies
of your murdcrers. III
Now you have reached home covered
with glory; you are welcomed by the
true people of the North you are radi-
ent with success, and the very men of
whom l have been speaking crowd
around you and say they were your
friends. Beware OF. them all They do
not want to help you; they want you
to help them. When they come, tell
them that you can have no confidence
in their sincerity till they bring back
the thirty pieces of silver, the price OF
your blood; tell them to go and follow
to the bitter end the example of their
leader, o7z
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
Composition kOolns.

To those who contemplate building,
we would direct their attention to the
card of Mr. w. o. Diboll in this morn
ings paper. A good roof is q very desir-
able thing to have OH q structure ofany
Importance and as the roof is not one
of fhe Least costly portions of an edi.iae,
ANYTHING that would deduct from the
cost of it, without taking anything from
its good qualities, is most assurediy
worthy of consideration. Mr.. Diboii
has put on a large number of roofs of
the kind he advertises, in this city DIR
ing the past ten years, and we ares ats
lied they give general satisfaction. -
For the truth of their excellence he hes
the privilege of referring to some of our
most substantial and reliable citizens.
/ Among the roofs put on by him more
recently, we may mention those of the
/" Round Houses y in this city and at
Waterloo, for the Dubuque d Sioux
City Railroad Company. 1t is affirm
ed that this kind of roofing will out
last tin one, and that they are by no
means as expensive. As Mr.. ID. pro-
poses now, not only to take contracts
as usual in the city, but also for the
country we commend him and his
method to our country patrons, and
readers Any information they may
desire to haze on the subject, they can
readily procure by addressing letter
to him with the proper inquiries. We
shave so DOUBT but this style of roofing
is admirably adapted for barns and out
houses, aud sye have every reason to be-
| lieye when its utility and cost is known
to farmers, that it will be generally
adopted. Dubuque Times M-2w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
puhlic Xeefines

]. B. Powers, candidate for Senator in tho
10th Senatorial District, and l.. d. Tracy, cam
didate Tor Representative in the 55th Repre-
sentative District, will address tho pee pic as
follows: .azf ss.s rffs,s-1s IN sFe-.s5 i 5sfa
Shell Rock, Sept. 2lst. ~ an eaE 1siffF q
GAINESVILLE, Sept. I'D. r.aa
Butler Center Sept. 23d.
Other appointments VIII be made and an
nounced in due time. Let the peoFie to it
that there Is good attendance I'm their re-
spective localities. These meetings will be
held in the evening. A-s -@" Neg
r. MELENDY, .Ha5
--H.#f Cha sen. Dist. Com.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

GES. s:iIEsMAs cs NEGRO sur
FRAGE.-Mai. Gen. Sherman, for whose
opinion the soldiers have great regard,
thws defines his position on the question
OF negro suffrage! ,... :...-.- "a S.
If you admit the negro to this strug
gle for any purpose, he has a right TO
stay in fol- oil. and when the fight is
ever, the hand that drops she nlusket
cannot be denied tue ballot"
No.v boys don't turn your baclse on
brave "Oid Billy who led you
through 30 many bloody but glorious
cainpaigns, aud strike hands with Clag
Get, MahoDy and,Ienes, who at o Dem
ocratio - meeting lssId i'll Dubuque in
1861, adopted the fsliowipg resolutions:
fessolped. That We sincerely ,amenttha. the
time has come when certain states IN this CON
feaeraey must take bold and decisiyestops 10
secure theirJUsI Ett.Iias II OK OF. ON IfiE
C.l0S. Ef ..... .s F... es --
Rsso,rsd, That we believe II Is the right and
r,tty of the citizens OF the Southern states.
.tsing ahoye party sp.ci5e TO meet the question
& 2 men, as patriots, as WORTHY sopssof verify
sires. ana IN this wE ED TEl-i GOD sfEEr
Ifthe above expressed the sentiments
Ct these men in 1851 what reason have
you fcr doubling that IL the year 1895
rsseiutials It'll n2hody t!lcir vlc5rs:?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
S0LDiERS' CONYENfIaS.

A Mass Convention of returned soldiers win
he held at the Court House, in Waterloo, on
Saturday, Sept. i6. 1865, for the purpose of con-
sulting the best interests of the soldiers, and
to take into consideration what course to pur-
sue and who to support for County and state
officers at the coming election; also any other
proceedings that may be deemed advisable at
said meeting 1t rs earnestly requested and
urged that all soldiers residing in the County
viii be present. If possible. at said meeting.
MANY SOLDIERS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
LANNa SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT on Tr,rs
day. the 2iih day es.october.A A. d. 1855 will o.
Ter or s.s az the Court onse in Grundy Center Grun
o. Range ~ vest 70 the highest responsible bidder eli
Their for cash or onerd Of the purchase Money 10 be
,ied not exceeding ten years with intersst on ths
same At She rate OF s per cent per annnn - ''I
sale 70 commence stt ten O'Clock A. ~ Of said day
By order OF ths Board of Supervisors 70 - 9r
Grundy Center, Sept. II, 1865 l.VS - a5.iw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

TIE Postmaster General, in reorgan-
izingthe mail service at the South, is
making great reduction Of the expen-
sss of the same service before the war,
which Is discovered, were greatly III
great excess of necessity. The South
.ern mail service, which was a heavy
draft on the Government before the
war, will hereafter It ,a believed, be
self gus tanning,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

THE le'nperanee Platform is the
name of Il publication just started in
Dubuque. It presents 6. creditable APP
.pearance and appears 10 De ably con
<iucted. II is devoted to temperance,
health and intellectual Improvement. :
Terms 81 per year.
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- - : -
spffIiL ELEf4,Ias
THE STATE OF IOWA,
Blackhawk County pNS- s,g----s

THE STATE OF IOWA,1
Blackhawk County So sv----...---
OFFICE C1ERR or THE DIsr cj,,-pr.
WATERLOO, Iowa, AUG. %, 1896. 7
10 Meiega1 rioters Of B'ackaa,eh cornsy.
Notice Is here ny given, that the PROPOSE t;ou
authofsingsths Bonrd Of Supervisors Of ga Id
-ccurty to appropriaate fronthe funds Of said
county q sum not to exceed $4,000 for the pur.
pose or purchasing real estate in the name Of
the county, and improving the same, to be
used for the benefit and purpose of supporting
the iaupers OF said county, viii be Submitted
20 salu voters, at the October election A. ID
1865. Ballots Will have written or printed or,
them: For appropriating Sl0,60g-Yes, -
. For approprtating SO 0e0--No.r
Due RETURNS of.the result of the yate az, said
proposition will be made by the Election Board
OF the several icwnships to this office. ~ al I
In testimony. Whereof have
fy-@-.o hereunto set my hand and spni Of fbe
SEAL. Court of said County, at Waterloo
49, this 29th!day OF August, 1895.
aF 25-5w T.. j. COLEMAN. tl.r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

MORE than eighty new houses have
been built Or are in progress of erection
this year in Wayerly. So says the
Fhorir, s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

GEN SHERMAN, a dispatch says, has
purchased a residence in st. Louis for
SIS, 900, and will probably mako that
city his permanent home.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
PQlitjCa, Meetings,

fion. &. r. Cue, and Col, G. c, Carpeater will
speak nj the following Times ard places. upon
the political questions ofthe day.: t4
Cedar Falls, Black Hawk co., Sept. Is, 2o'cocls.
Waterloo, :" ".' 'lS,T "
Grundy Center, Grundy co.. lg.2 g
lsldora, Hardin co., 40 y"
Nevada, Story co., - IS z" ~, :"
Boon sbDro Boone CO., I" ~ 2 4" q
Homer. Hamilton co., ., 2 4"
Webster City, Hamilton CO.. 70, y
The local committees at the several points
above mentioned via please make the neccs-
sary arrangements for said n.ss.tiugs. ls
JOSHUA TRACY, a.s
Chm State Cent? Com.
Enicn papers in Northern Iowa please copy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

BENTON seems to BE be's. oa political
suicide
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

CLAGGET, Of the keokuk Constitution,
the same whose office was pitched into
the Mississippi River by soldiers be-
cause Of the venomous treason it COM
tinualiy bcIehed forth, was one of the
prime movers in getting up so-called
soldiers ticket, and was, at the:Conven-
ton which nominated Benton, one Of
the most active managers and partici-
pants. Immediately on his return
home he hoists the Soldiers Ticket
and comes out in a long editorial en-
dorsing the nominations under the cap
ton of " Cur Ticket When such a.
man as C!agget calls the ticket his own,
aud advocates its election, IS it not time
for soldiers, and all other loyal men, to
avoid the combination as they would
rank treason?