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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
UNITED STATES NEWS.

There were ], 1913 deaths from -chol-
era i'm Cincinnati during the month of
August. sSlIli3tGyS5% ', ,.
At the present rate of business the
Atlantic cable is paying nearly five
millionsof dullars in gold per anum.
Cholera continues to increasein New
York, but in Brooklyn it IS rapidly
disappearing. 80, ~. ,s,r-,gr Nh ~
The next State and Congressional
elections will be those in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa, October 9th.
A proposition, has been adopted by
the Legislature Of Texas to vote 800
acres of land to every disabled rebel
soldier from that State. Ga " c"@'l
p The September exhibit Of the nation
al debt shows d decrease during the
month Of August of S37, 4l6, lbs, 10.
This is encouraging progress in the
right direction. e.
The Union League House at Phila-
'delphia was partially destroyed by fire
last week, but will be Immediately re-
built. 1T is suspected that the fire was
set by cqpperheaas.l ama ,aan s'l : ,
aoThe Fcrian Congress at Troy closed
Friday An effort is said to be making
to Induce General Sheridan to take
command of the Irish army. Arms
and ammunition are arriving at
the Stephens carbohydrates in New
York. h, The Canadians carei active in
Preparations for defenselo ...u7n
A terrible accident oaearrcl ON the
New York Central Railroad, o near
Rnchratpr faSt week nv which five
personsweie instantly killed and thirty
switch being ieareiessly left opcns
K u THE report that Gen. Howard was
about to rcsign-itis direction of the
Freedmen's Bareaa, is denied. Stanton
declares he, shall sAysin his place,
while he'fimseif continhhes Secretary.
President Johnson t complains =" Of 4
"subsidizeda press.Oh Are the people
becoming subsidfzed also? It looks
like it IN Vermont and Maine. Where
My Policy" is evidently demorallged.
4 President q iJohnson's s'friend@s in
Georgia talk of running ''Niee Presi-
,dentu A.tHs, Stephens for Governor of
that State. Il Mr. Johnson's s'poiicyn
is successful, they will be ready to run
him for President johnson in a year
or two. 20 afHm Nol5H1!4 h+fr s'
r.., hr,e Ff5,ft u.rpr gaN9.4ll pfEl 10
The New .Jcrsy Legislature has met
in extra session, and having ratified the
Constitutional, Amendment, is about
to elect Il Republican US. Senator.
This is the happy result OF repentance
on the part of ScOvil he refractory
member at the regular SESSION. =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

la AN IMPORTANT NEW wORK.-Thc
s'Women of the War;" by Mr.. Frank
Moor, is now being carried through the
Press by Scranton and Company of
Hartford. ai9 s. sa gln7Ht Ls1 ut iG@o3
1t is to he illustrated with fine Steel
Engravings, and will undoubtedly be
one of the most Interesting works of
the i'm dustrious and experienced author
by whom it is prepared. ol& ,3~1o'r '9
Ia Chapter has been very properly
devoted to the rNomen of the Prairies"
he,oincs who were ready to make every
sacrifice for the honor of the sold
Flng."8i 10 ir''fN'@ Lti@ 'f'l'A 'f'.." ~.
This work will be sold only 10y sub
scription; and agents are desired for
every county and town of the land.
Write to the publishers as above. s'.Ei''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
Another Big Gun =!
sMaingmC Fire
Full $4,000 LOYAL Majority!
A. GAIN b OF 15,OO0,!,!

pd u.s. 80" ~ New YoaK, Sept. IL. 1866.
The New YORK 7,tJunc Augusta Me,
special says; "The victory in this
state to-day for the Union party is un-
parallclsdi.i Our majority is fully 3d.
GEO. Our average majority for the past
eight years has been less than $1,000.
We have carried every Congressional
distiict-thc closest by nearly 1000
minority. We have swept evey county
and elected every Senator, and nine
tenths of the House. The total vote, is
very full one" ~ '..' ~ o.. .',. s,.,,, ,,a
1T is fully confirmed that the, Rcpub-
lican majority in Vermont at the State
and Congressional election, last Tues
day, was 5000 more than at the last
Presidential election. This shows
which way the Popular wind is blow
ing. .,-,,f, .,,gl, .,,,, uaf.4a2 5d
HUR IRIAA 30 Fol; MAlNE1iAND
En- MOANl. t,,r T.rIa..rar E.s. NJ III u 8 E1L
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
eLOYALIs'Ts' CONVENTION.

g., The interest OF the country was SO
an takenieup, last week, with the great
gathering Of loyalists at Philadelphia,
,lrnthat tho monumental services at Chica-
/. go, and the Presidents q visit there,
.rsqwcrc almost totally eclipsed. Seldom
qn has. thctc Keen such a thrilling oocea-
7sb simf as this September. Convention at
Philadelphia. Unlike the August Con-
Invention of er;johnsonitcs, which
" hurried off afteria single day, this con-
.Ninued in session, most Of the week,
its members being So, jealous in its pat
fai,riotics work that they seemed. loath to
70 parthna4Ansi all this while ptl,e city was
olila seeneo glowing enthusiasm in their
.anbabs,fIov EN- 3nsioii's 9T17s37F DnD
-a."T = . All sgga n III 3lsys .atiy giii III ~
The Convention proper was strictly 2
adSqptllern body, consisting icfatlelegatcs
bnfrom the slaver ct atcs alone and the
ohaistfng hished delegations sent there to
v'1eSEopcrate froh the North, very ~ wisely
:, deeiled not to interfere with the delib--:
aderations of this Southern Convention,
-ofbatrto leave ituntraminelel in its ac-
,htf6h! 'zAnd SO, while the business was
Seprogressing, our, Northern 4. delegates
90 held nleetins by themselves; only
srunitiag in joint mass meeting, when
sdthe Formal business WINS through
eHBot1 meetings adopted the Constitu-
I,tional Amendment Of Congress, y as
b the one grand Loyal, platform Of the
whole country-saeat .5liifo a,dwa12s +
81 adOne of the most singular facts con
Injected with this gathering is, that the
-Soethcrlers proved to be more radical
than the Sortherners,s at Philadelphia.
1t was one labor of our more careful
and cautious Republicans, to hold
back jfiitse enthu astio and determined
foyaiists from on-1and, lest they
Should carry their anti-rehel Republic
canism too far. q, The Gulf States, rs
there represented, called loudly for a
platform of impartial suffrage, without
distinction Of color. Is it not shame
for Northern Conservatives, to bold
sack from all progress, when our South.
7ern patri otsaro anxious to go so far?
The Convention adopted telling set
of resolutions which contrast most
elionorably with those set forth in the
same city three weeks before. They al
so set forth q most able address to the
Country, winch we shall endeavor to
give tor our readers next week. D.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
PooR SUCCESS.

The Presidents ,electionecring tour
is progressing, with great advantage to
the Republican cause. From Chicago,
Andy went to Springfield, Ill. the old
home of Lincoln, where he was very
coolly received. At st. Louis he made
a most abominable speech. At Indian-
apolis, the President attempted to make
that speech Of his from q hotel balcony
of the city, but the crowd hootcd,
Kissed, and screamed, SO, that he was
obliged to retire without doing So.
General Grant left the Presidential
party at Indianapolis early Tuesday
morning, for Cincinnati. ;, President
Johnson probably feels relieved. oa The
Com, Council of Cincinnati, by aYote
Of IS to 6, refused to tcnder'to the Pres
ident and his travelling companions the
of that city. left dna.r fo.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
F0REIGN MEMS.

Saxony is re-assuming a warlfke as
pect towards Prussia.
"A report from San Domingo, one Of
the West India Islands, states that Il
project for its annexation to the United
States has been consummated. Ga iua
/ Private advices from Mexico state that
MaXimillian has declared his ditermin-
alton to abdicatein case his wife, now
in Europe,a fails in her mission to
secure renewed assistance from Napo-
leon. Advicess from another source
state, however, that the Imperialists are
preparing for another campaign to re-
cover their lost ground in Mexico.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

q President Johnson and bis friends
have only~one newspaper. organ I'D
Chicago, and thats~is-the sans which
during the war, was the organ of jeff
Davis and the4febsllion. There is not
q solitary newspaper in tho Northwest
crn States that was truly loyal during
the war-4thatis, not one that was not
vile copperiicad organ--lthat is not
now opposed to President johnson
and his rebcl-surporting policy g."
NE may say furthermore, that there
are not half dozen men in the State
that we kiiowIof, who voted for Lin
coin and Johnson, and are not Federal
oflice-h holders or expecting to- be, who
are now supporters of the Presidents
'.policy." Thepartyb that elected Mr..
johnson now repudiates him unani-
nlnusly, as far as the Northwest is con-
cerned.-jvas7,aL. 'grs .-la SSH ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
ORDINANCES OF CEDAR FALLS.
vgs. published by authorityJ /,
, 49, No. 80. rs.. g.tlii~a-
AN ORDINANCE to license draymen. Z, |.

, no. -. E..... .rtF rI-..-#
AN ORDINANCE to license draymen. .,s .
SECTION l. BE IL Ordained by a.e City CbnncT
of 6Sdtu Fsitss, Io,eo, That no person shall en-
gage in the vocation of drawing, without n Ii
censc therefor, for which shall be paid the fol-
lowing sums, viz: ..s,..g, .,...h -stayffts.f
Foreach dray drawn by two horses %
~, SEC. 2. Before any license shah be issued
The applicant shall pay the amount reGuired in
Section l, to the City Treasurer, whose receipt
shall be preson ted to the Mayor or Clerk, who
shall issue n license therefor.
SEC. 3. Any person Carrying grain, coal, lum-
ber goods, wares, or merchandise, from any
part Of the city to another for hire in any dray
wagon, OF other vehicle, shall be deemed o
drnyman. t'3I& a5-" WOE y" 5000
SEC. 4. Any person required by section one
rs procure a license, and failing SO to do shall
upoa conviction, be fined in any sui,r not ex-
cecding the amount Of said license, and ten
dollars for each day Of the continued violation
SEC. ). Fach tlrayr,aarnl shalllscep upon some
conspicuous part OF his vehicle, the number
representing his license, in large letters and
figures painted white bn a black ground
Passed Sept. III, lS,j6. rs. o. Ii Il Ega q
b Attest, IL. C.IIIUNT. Clerk. ~ -a'9F 'sAI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

The universal modification and dis
gust manifested on the part, of intelli-
gent and decent persons, at the UNI
seemly vulgarity aud bad temper Of
citizen Johnson, and the heartless
Stiffness of William IL, Seward, show
that if these men have lost all self-re-
spect and regard for the propricties Of
people have no taste for low life and
coarse talk, rrjr,s. u ggs o9gl smEf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

AN ORDINA nee to license saloon Keepers.
BE il Ordained 5yE,e Cty C1tncil of Cedar Fails
That no person shall engage in the ayoeation
of Keeping saloon, without a license therefor,
for which shall be paid the sum of seventy
five dollars per ariitrrn. Any person Keeping
n house or room in which shall he sold native
wine, beer, or any Kind of malt liquor shall be
deemed saloon keeper. ;" tsji.ss. ~" a''.
SEC. 2. Before any license shall be issued,
the spp}icn nj shall pay the amount Yequired
ceipt Shall be presented to the Mayor or Clerk,
who shall issue % iioc nscs To such applicant -
SEC. 3. Any person required by SECTION Ito
procure license, and fafiing to do So, ana cv-
cry person Violating any Ployision of this Or
dinaice, SHAH, upon conviction, be lined in
license and ten dollars for each day OF the con
tinued violation tnercOf.t S5''-s ~ VIZ ''~aNA
S"tle'f't''s7 a. ALLEN, Mayor.
Attest, II. G.tHU.NT, Clerk. .Tst. ,aE"'1 70
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

u The supporters Of President Johnson
at Cincinnati have nominated George
III. Pendleton, the nyowed sympathizer
with the rebels during the war, and the
on,aiS"ts vce cagH for ron
copperliead- conservative party ofJohn-
son, Vallandigham, jeff Davis g. Co. he
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

The modest, as we'll as '.humble ,in-
dividual, says. the people know him
rs their friend by instinct. So he sends
an army of oiIice-holders to keep them
in remembrance, lest they mistake
Moses for Pharaoh, grid up, their loins
and give him wide berth. "Instinct
Is a great filing" also Il good thing, If
it leads taenrieht way;if not, bread
and butter are better. COOS TuD hNggta-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
Two Cables

THE end of last years cable was found
one hundred miles northeast OF where
it parted. One of the greatest tri-
umphs of science is the accuracy of tho
calculation rs to where the submarine
oceaI, currents would carry it. It was
raised last Sunday, and by next Sun
day there will be two cables i'll success
full operation, connecting US with Eu-
rope instead of one. -5E-..4 - ..,,.,s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
From the Chicago Tribune. 30 H-..s &c.
The LOYAL Meeting In Philadelphia.

While Andrew johnson and Viii
liam III. Seward we're in Chicago, on
wednesday evening, riding through
streets that were 'onlinously dark and
silent; while tile only illumination
that greeted them was 4 bcggarly dis
playof5 Kerosene lamps and Chinese
lanterns; I'M front of a solitary hotel;
and while in the very presence Of the
pomp and circumstance of high office,
the loyal nacn of this community stood
with avertcd faces andsorrowful hearts,
Philadelphia was the scene of the lar
gest and noblcst political gathering
ever witnessed on this cont nent. In
5steaavo of the expressive silence that
here rcbuked the aapostates more sig
nally than words could have rebuked
them, the air rang for miles with the,
glad huzzas of freemen, ten thousand
voices were singing orally Round the.
Flag" and sixty thousand loyal men
were shouting out their appreciation of
the peoples representatives in Congress,
and their execration Of the foul treason,
of Andrew johnson and his fellow con-
spirators. ''.'''''" .a
b87Insteatl of the shadows and the dark
ness of our streets, such fit companions
for the itinerant Dictator of his Court,
the streets of the good Quaker City
wereabiazo with light lColnmn after
Acolumn of the sworn enemies OF trca-
son, whether in South Carolina or in
NV ashington, q marched, bright with
torches, through the whole length of
the vast crowd, looking like lava
streams steadily flowing. lanterns,
tran sparencics, colorcd lights, Roman
candles, carried by the same men who
carried muskets in tile war against
rebels, were the fitting elnblems Of the
great party whose motto is Liberty,
and whose mission is that of progress
and civilization. aH"'a5 @7i' p" "ol IS
This great gathering, so cheering to
the loyal men of the South, now the
guests of philadelphia, arising, as it did
spontaneously from the hearts of the
people, is, at this particular time, in q
high degree suggestive and significant.
| In the lights that biazcd up along
the streets of Philadelphia in the BAN
ners that decorated the houses; in the
songs and huzzas that rent the air, and
in the tramp of sixty thousand loyal
voters, VIC lnay'read the sure oniens of
u splendid victory in the Keystone
State, next Oc tober. al .' 1850 't7a .''''
The effect Of this great idemonstra-
ton is not confined By the boundaries
of Pennsylvania. 1t is an answer to
Andrew Johnson. 1t is this peoples
protest against the vulgar aud brutal
insults he has heaped upon loyal men,
in his recent speeches; it is a defiant
acceptance of the gage of battle he has
thrown down, and only the beginning
of the uprising of the millions. 1t in.
'dieates an earncstness, a depth of feel
ling, spirit Of determination, and,
witliaL, an invincible strength that
'appal the Washington conspirators,
and cheer the hearts and strengthen
the hands of the Union party through
out the land. -3t4.<i ''f'1A.- '.',''A
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

AN Democrats are not lost to de-
cency and self.rcspect. ave hear of
numbers who, disguised with the
mountcbank President, d, have swung
around the circle" and are now de-
nouncing him. ." rvs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

Il PRESIDENTIAL .VERAuTY.--"Ti am
not here for the purpose Is of making a
speech" says President, Johnson in
variably at his public receptions, He
then proceeds with his long speech.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

"A seam Of superior coal has been
opened about fo,lr miles south of Fair-
field, 1t is nearly eaqual to! the best
Pennsy lvania coal, is hard, glossy, and
free from that over abundance of sui
pllur SO cen,lnon IN Iowa Coal, ''A@t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
EXTRACTS iron, VARIOUS LErTERs

81 had no appetite; Msggieis Pi.is gavsme hearty
one." ~ ~ .H
Your Pills marvellous"
81 send for another box and keep them in the house"
''Dr. Magglel has cured my headache that chron
ic"
al gavehfo of Of your III tie pDe to my babe for
cholera norbus 1he dear little thiags got we'll in
day"
my nausea Of a morning Is now cured"
'Your box Of Maggel's Salve cured me OF noises In
the head. rubbed OF your Salre behind ears,
and the noise left"
t'send me two boxes 4 want one for poor family"
al esclose dollar: your price Il twenty-five cents,
but the medicine to me is worth dollar" 81
"Send five boxes your pills"
''Let me have three boxes Of your salre by return
mall" ,r.r II -T.....,..-..n f..
TEL have over two hundred such testimonials as
this but want Of space compcis lie to conclude.
J. MAGGlEL, NJ. d.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

THE FIRST GUN.-The President, in
nearly all his speeches leaves the Con-
stitution Tin the hands of the people,
and It seems they accept the trust.
Vermont has just taken care of the
Constitution by electing a loyal Gove-
nor. Owing him 5000 more MAJORITY
til al Ahe did last year, and 3 Legis1a-
tors almost unanimously in favorNof
making "treason odious." Vermont
leads off and all the loyal States will
cx,iItingly follow.-Journul.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
Sheriffs Sale.

HAY - 81 N ff7 .TGkR
STATE OF IOWA,
BLACK HAWKcOUNTY.sE 70 q sEfEEET
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON TIE
~ aasA dy " Bert. Al y. 1866 at IL o'clock N at
The Car. House in the village of Waterloo and county
aforesaid will be sold ut Public auction to tile highest
bidder. for cash, the following described real estate,
levied upon and tsktn w virtue Of special execution
sued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
in favor of the city VI Cedar Falls and against the OPP
city of d. Baker to-wit kots No. Il and p one and
swo In block No. u in speers first addition to
Cedar Falls BLACK Hawk county. Iowa, or 50 much
thereof may be necessary satisfy Faid wrt Of
ton and all aeciuinS costs. Is
VT. BROWN,
Sheriff Of Back Hack CoHnty. Io'ra
Dated at the Sherrs Office, Waterloo, Aug 2lth 1866
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

NJ 1t appears that Santa Anna came to
this country as the victim of cruel
hoax. His Private Secretary gave him
a letter at st. Thomas, purporting to be
from Secretary Seward, urging him to
come Immediately to the United States.
lie then purchased the steamship Geor-
gia, inwhich to convey himself and
his suite to New York. On arriving in
this country he asccrtaincd that the
Seward letter was a forgery of the Pri-
waite Secretary, and the great Mexican
was the victim Of a hoax, which has
cost him $7o,OoO.t An order has been.
granted by New York Judge for the
arrest of the deceitfuI Private Sccre-
tary. Chicago Journal. 's OF 1"' Il.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

Tie Presidents court journal should
accompany this with one of the "back
seats which AlNfrew Johnson insist
ed traitors should take, in the work of
Reconstruction" a specimen ipf tho
"odium" which was to be melted out to
treason would also be a great curl os-
ity. Journal. ~ ,t..,,r. 1redtig
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
j. w. PLUMM ER. g~.o
Agent for NIagsicrs Pills md Salve,
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA.

FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be more productive Of than the,e Pills
Their almost magic influence is felt at and Ils
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They will not harm The most delicate female, and may
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evil sf"". u. vi. ...'. "
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A sthma, ~ .sa'rH' Female compla nss ''0
Bowel Complaints, Headache,
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Colds, Influenza, 80 -
Chss. diseases, la5e lrnanna,nn, /
CostivcnesS, .."'lFnT'f Inward weakness,
Dyspepsia, TN Liver Complaint.
DiarrhGa, Lovness OF Spirits,
Dropsy, .HHHE Eia.4 Rngworm,
Debility Rheumatism,
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throughout the United States and Canadas at % cents
per box pot. HrE In-20-ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

Thisis,o certify uatI was dscAyssdIfrom the army
with Chronic biarrhea, and have been cured by Dr.
MaggieI's pills. WILSON HARVEY,
/. New York, April T,ls55 ~ q Pitt street.
iUI 4 D9t1'E - --A!1i"sy rit0- IL
The following is an interesting case Of man employed
In an iron foundry who, in pouring melted into
n,s. that damp and wet, causedan explosion. The
,ns.t I'd iron was thrown around and Him In perfect
SHOWER and be was burned dreadfully The following
certificate given to me by him about eight weeks az
Ter the aoc idrHtI: p
>IrFs "0ri t~ b New rurk, Jan. II 1850
NV name IL Jacob Hardy: Il iron founder;
was badly burned by hot iron in November last my
bu US healed with running my leg that would
not heal ~ tea Magsie!'s Save, ard cured me In a
weeks. This is all true and anybody can now see
me at Jaekson's Iron Works &c Avenue.
J.UARDY. "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

President Johnson appears to be de-
termined to make clean sweep of all
the officc-holders throughout the coun-
try who do not support his policy. We
hcnr Of decapitations East and West,
every day, and "my policy" men are
appointed in the places of loyal Repub-
licans. In many cases, men who were
during the war are APP
pointed over the heads of loyal Union
men. Those Republicans who hold Of
fees under the Government must eth
err sell their principles for a mess Of
porrilge, or prepare to vacatc their po-
sitiors.- Chicago Journal. ~, 49,,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14
A LoiaI Pilgrimage.

/, BY vote Of the Loyalists' Conyen-
ton, twenty of the leading representa-
tive men of that body, since leaving
Philadelphia, are making a,pilgrimage
through the North to the tomb Of Lin
coin. They were to speak in New
York, Albany, and New England this
week. no Tsofmnorrowoathey will start
Westward from Albany. addressing
the pepple Ut oil the plaeeswhere JOHN
aon, the ,p'lgrim spoke, and reaching
Chicago Octe LIST, 20 lWhata striking COM
tr;,st, will there be, between, ithislcorte9c
Of Loyal SopthaernsrsI speaking, for
Freedom, and the late proselyting tour
Of Andy and his suite!e Cannot our
committee hurry up some of those
Southern orators, torup over here to
our Mass, Meeting on the ,aith? S7imE ID
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-14

zone OF the cpnt ributions to the Paris ENhi-
btion is to be n bottle Of viIicgar from the sour
apple tree on which jeff Davis is to be hung.