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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
THE ELECTIONS.
Gron0 Result!
BIG REP bLICAN MAJORITIES,

tn: BATTLES FOUGHT!
THE VICTORY is WON !!

The elections of Tuesday resulted
most triumphantiy for Congress and
the Republican cause. In Pennsylva-
mia, Gcary is elected Governor, the
Tribune says by p, 900 majority, and a
gain of two Republican congressman
is claimed. We also carry both branch
cs of the Legislature, securing L. S.
Senator in place of rccreant Cowan.
Ohio is ours by 10000 to $4,000 MAORI
ty, with all our Congressman re-elect-
cd, II 2. Indiana rolls up 5000 to
2aOoo Republican majority; aud Col
fax is elected to Congress by 1900 ma
jority. In Iowa, we have large gains
everywhere, and our majority is esti-
matedby many at 10000; all our Con-
gressmen elected, notwithstanding the
death hoax i'm this district. Thus Con-
gress is sustained everywhere, there be-
ing gain rather than loss of mem
bers. Thank God for THIS glorious re-
suit!
TRAITORS are on the BACK SEATS !.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
Mr.. Mciendy'S Address.

o. Concerning the recent State Fair at
Burlington, the Hawkeye says a
goodiy crawd assembled at o'clock to
hear the Presidents Address, which was
carefully prepared, and read in Il firm,
81 clear tone of voice to an audience at
once attentive and appreciativc. Itw as
very gratifying to notice several ladies,
and much source of regret that many
more Were prevented from being in at
tcndence. Mr.. Mclendy's address oc-
cupied about forty-five minutes in its
i delivery. We recommend it to the
careful perusal of our readers.
-...-.-.. EXTRACTS.
@'' We arc Here again, upon the banks of
the Father of Waters-at the beautiful
City burlington, with herlibcral- heart
ed citizens--to pass a week in social
communion; to receive renewed eviden-
feS of kindness, and to revive and per-
petlate the pleasant and instructive
lratcrnal intercourse which ought pre-
cminently to characterize 4 community
Of agriculturists.
Let US, my friends, on this our annual
jubilee, congratulate one another upon
the wonderful prosperity of agriculture
i'll our beautiful and growing State.
While some portions of ourcountry have
j been parched with drought, we have had
!. rain aud sunshine in such just pro-
portion that oar barns are filed with
plenty, and our fields are heavy with
corn. From recent travel through the
East, lam satisfied that Iowa is behind
no State in its products of the year.
How grateful, my fellow farmers and
my fcliowworkers, should we feel to-
day that we are so highly favored.
AS Christian people let us devoutly
give thanks for our bounties unto that
God who: 'sendeth rain on the Just and
on the,unjust ;" and "who hath left not
himself witheut witness in that. He
did good and gave us rain from Heaven
and fruitful seasons, filling our barns
with food aud our hearts with glad
ness
Napoleon exclaimed once, when the
multitude shouted around him on his
return from the battle of Marengo,
''BO,rienn0t BouricRnar "Do YOU
hear the acclamations still resembling!
g. That noise is as sweet to my ears as the
a, sound of Josephine'svoice.n I'd On that
occasion the populace and the great
soldier were celebrating the triumphs
of war, the glory of victories obtained
under the bloody banners. And lately
the tsiamphal return of our own great
Union army was fifty celebrated at the
capital of the nation. Both were
glorious ard thrilling epocl,s, and stir
red the hearts of men tn their deepest
&, depths. But to-day we celebrate an
event more glorious, more magnificent
than either. We meet to witness the
peaceful trumphs OF Industry, the vie
tory that Labor has Won, and to hail
with gladstone, b!ithesome hearts the
evidences Of fast increasing prosperity
among the people of our State when
tile royal delegates went To announce
. 10 Iincinnatus that he WAS chosen 10
the Dictatorship OF Rome, then the
nightiest nation OF the earth, he WAS
an active agriculturist, laboring with
lis own hands in his own fields
Standing there between his piow han
dies, with q whole farm 70? his .ostrum
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

234. w. F. Brown, service State
cases, claimed, rs 55, allow
ed, rs 5
235. Geo. o. Snowden, supplies
for county, claimed, 10 5o,al-
lowed, 10 81
23G. J. w. Plummcr, supplies for
lowed. LOG .;
23T. Anderson & Cults, supplies
for paupers, claimed, 8 30, al
lowed s 81
53S. I. A. Covert, services as com.
on roads, claimed, I 90, al
lowed, ..
23D. Jennings & -, supplies for
paupers, claimed, 80 96, al
lowed 80 ~
240. II. J. Harrison, services in
Treasurer's Office, claimed,
1874 90, allowed, 134 OC
241. A. Allen, supplies furnished
paupera, claimed, 30 30, al
lowed, 25 0C
242. w. @. Richards, medical at
tendance to paupers, claimed
81 co. allowed,
243. p. j. Barber, medical attend
ance to paupers, claimed 90
allowed, '.... 5 90
2H. p. j. Barber, medical attend
allowed, 20 so
2i5. Raymond Bros, supplies for
paupers, claimed 1,07l 81, al
lowed,
246. A. Mddlcditch, medical at
tendance to paupers, claim'd,
so, allowed, .. ) so
247, r. S. Doxcy, Agent, house
rent for paupers, claimed,
q 60, allowed, 16 90
24S. o. A. Bishop, witness State
cases, claimed, ID 40, allow
ed, u 40
30. Caleb May, witness in State
cases, amount claimed, 4 10,
allowed, 10
80. l.. s. Ordway, medical at
tendance to paupers, claimed
s -, allowed, p
25l. .Ordway & Rishcl, medical at
tendance to paupcrs, claimed
AZ 90, allowed, 80 90
252. II. +. Rice, services holding
inquest, claimed, 60, al
lowed, 5 60
253. j. Auncy, services holding
inquest, amt claimed, 9 90,
allowed, 2 90
254 A. Donley, witness before
inquest. amt claimed, l 10,
allowed. l 10
255. a. J. Ellis, services as juror
holding inquest, claimed 10,
allowed, ! 10
256. VIM. Hepshire, witness be-
fore inquest, claimed, | 10,
allowed, l 10
2j7. John Burlington, juror hold
ing inquest, claimed, l 10,
allowed, 10
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
TIE MEMS.

Commodore Stockton, ono Of our old
est naval heroes, died at his residence
at Princeton, n. Y, last week.
1t is stated that the President is about
to write letter defining lis "policy"
for the future. "
The ifenian scare is ended in Canada,
and the question of annexation to the
United States is said to be now engage
ing public attention there. Ii
Vallandigham made speech in Ohio
last week, i'll which lie "pitchcd inton
President Johnson and Secretary Sew
ard rs well as the - radicals"
4 Washington special intimates that
jeff Davis is to be tried in civil court,
and that preparations are being made
for that event.
President Johnson has issued his
, proclamation appointing Thursday,
November 18th, to be observed as q ,iay
OF National Thanksgiving.
J, Santa Annals negotiations with the
New York banks for Il loan of 5000
600 for the prosecution of his Mexican
scheme, has been successful.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
IL ZOO PEI. YEAR!

Z INV Agents everywhere to sell our liza.
proved $50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds Tn.
der and upper feed. Warranted five years. Above SAL
airy or large commission paid The only machines sold
in United States for less than $40, which faiy H..
ce'.sed ~ Ho,ce, Wheeler Wilson Gtocey Baker
Singer Co, and Buchatier Al other cheap ma,
chimes are Rffiagentnts and the seller user are IL.
free. Ad lrcss call upon Shaw Clark, Biadeford.
Maine or Chicago, H. Ally
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

'a&OSLT DEMOCRATIC majorities heard
of from the Dubuque HeraItl)-Mc-
Gregor 1875, Clayton tp. l., seven towns
in Dubuque County 33G. Only Demo
ctatic gains, Guttenburg, Clayton coun-
ty, As, Garnaville 40, two towns in Du-
gbuQue County rs. That's all
The GAZETTE sends greeting to pat
rons and sister papers. Our flag floats
proudly from the outer wall!
IOWA IS ALI. RIGHT,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
,AIToRS are on the BACK SEATS
EDWA-Eatest Returns.

."t" "~ F. GRUMPY COUNTY.
Palermo, q TO 8 Republican, Majority, 50.
Lincoln, 10 to o IN.
Fairfield 10 to 10 49, j." 10.
-.'- ri. tlast year only 81 votes in alp
.....a. g.. '' ELSEW III ERE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
Teanling.

IAEs'T1ES HAVING JOBS OF IIACLING TO Do
In and about Cedar Falls should apply 10 the uu.
derslsned who, with good double team and wagon is
prepared 20 do work promptly, satisfactorily and at
reasonable rates. "
Cedar Falls, Mag ., 1866. G.O AS. MlTTs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12
SOMETHING NEW
Under the Suh.
A New Fra in Medicine,


10 Let ''e suuerhs anu Diseasea 'saa INC i"'io"-
pr-Jst NJ, who have been rircn nm bv Doctor. and
spoken of As ncurahle, read the following.
81 Lev an VINO san peie,s iaeh ana can nave h"h
k-,o,r ,U me, I'm t5.s. xr...,,. That n, tb;, IN.
rrrnt;-,,, Jax of linz in n. x.., Of nmr Led oms
Tbovs.nd Fiyb, Hundred ava si,tv AZ n.r.o,.iIv
lam. Jo.c,b I,vdort IN IN. tp,~n .s .rrh ara h.,.,
l,Ix sworn dssoxsd a, .oi,ows Tit h. \. de .nis
,.neraI AGENT for m. United State, and den.ndence.
,s.reot fsr rr.p,raors or m.enes KNOWN Nae.
tifc.tes verbatim copies the best Of his knowi
- JAMES sMErrRE,
NJ, - pniJ.
rs. Wall Street W. Ycrt
t,s,,,,ene
Dir N,cc.yI ta.. my ren 4, write ssnn q, nv yr.s.
relief md that the awful main In INV .de has left me NJ
ln.-,hank. to your med cine oh. Doctor. how THANK
mi nm tha. can y,t .rme .Ieen can never writ.
il enough thank Won again and again and am sure
that YOU are the r. lend of ril shersrs could not help
writing To Won and honc Won r. I'M nn.'t,tc n n;..
JAMES MYERS
ZIG Avenue D.
This |, 10 certify Tim, ua, dl,charccd from ire arms,
with Chronic Diarrhea and have h~cr cured ~ Dr
Tano;r piI,s "''e"' "''o VII SnS n.prry III
New York, April I, 1865. 27.Pitt street.
TIL. f,,,ou;,r 4. an ;,,.r..,,,r ..,,o,,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

New York, Jan II 1866.
My name Is Jacob Hardy: l am an iron founder;
was badly burned by hot iron In November last: nv
burns healed. with running my leg that would
not heal tried MagYies Salvc anil II cured me in u
few weeks This Is all true, and body now see
Inc at Jaekfons Iron Works, 20 Avenue.
J. HARDY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

They will not harm the most delicate femaie, and
be given with good eject in prescribed doses to Il
youngest babe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

And all eruptions Of the skim the SALyE 10 most nvaI
aabe 1t does not heal externally alone
with the most searching eocts the very root Of the
evil
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-12

This is to certify that discharged from the army
with Chronic Diarrhea, and have been cured byS DR..
Mage i.rs pills. WILSON HARVEY
New York, April I, 1865. 27pitt street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
Nem Publications.

A HISTORY or TIE GlPSIES: WITH SPECIMENS
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I,REAC PUBLIC SALE


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Sales bp Aufiion.

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NETWORK and NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD.
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COMMENCING MAY. ~ lss~

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n,EIrAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


Yo0r ioHr WASHES ~ w'tuw p,upa, con.t.s.
a.tSef Of "lhs Fam', isrty a 1uc1V iue Dfsns ns
lea I~d kc, ko. a. lHo W. The Arie'ieau News
fcuTsny
Oneof our most popular NowYok actors ms ltrc given
va.v.- anus ~ and readable boot consisting part, Of
,,rrsye ofh, own career and s',e1turrs partly OF
d,,s , he sag. sad rafily 81 ~ illustrated eHpunstoa
e., Tho mcdaniel ard other mysteries "behind the
scenes" which al thesc-goen anxious 10 learn, but
~hoa lev ever Lave opportunity 10 penetrate. MI
Dlndge tells stores about MANY characters whom We
have known by reputation describes al the intricate de-
tails u stage Management the processes OF rehearsal and
e secrets Il the wardrobe and ecen-rccia; aud draws
Number Of sketches OF peal sctors AID actresses.
avg ARMY AND NAVY or AMERICA CoVrirviss Icrr
Ntsv TIE tArttEs &C fEEun % rHS fEhs' =
iSDiAs WAS CLoss o. ara tsttiAl,-
lnEveuu-a hy JAoot n NETy Vol L. sFo. pt %
Poi sdelpa4a. John IA. fesisoL
This work is constructed on anew ard vcry good pan
II op,ns with a paia, clearly written summary oi tie
chief points Of military science which ought 10 be known
n orier the perfect comprehension of campaign
a explanation Of the OF hects ard srmies
illustrated With diagrams and collection Of maT'ns 10y
great Generals Of ali ages and countries wing grounded
th, reader vel in the theory Of 40, D. Men ead~ hiT
throash the history Of oil greet c'mpicns which have
Len fought in this county, cycrins hs narrative viii
nuusr,us anecdo.es personal incidents and p,ucal quo
ta,ions The 6rst volume closes with the Mexican War
and ne second Will begin With the history Of the great ~
ebeh0n.
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ffoal Notifn

hoss. Ciscrtr CorEr John van "H'e " AVN
Win la s..e For-igs s'tsfhIoeni n -. T;,.,;,
y attachment has been iSsued out 81 me 'iI,ll,
~ ,so Of n ., Coaaty New Jers~y IN s,ot 1s -, an.
psAi srain the properly Of the def.ndant seo,r
Two THOUSAND bslsn rstufnsbs 80 n"h ,aTy c.rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01


CsU opArrsGx.srss, OJucE psrgr o, wA'rlsero'
" sshisSToN ~ Wy - 80.
4 ARGE SALE Of ARMY WAGONS AMbO-
lLLANtEs HARNEs- SCRAP lROS kc
BE- IHisf - h-vsi i'Hf
llNf Us lf F'l Nesh
trsou % 10 NpNuAN June sS 20 70 otsct a
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