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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-23
NO.52.

ported to have given approved security,
as provided by the association. The
General Agent gives bonds in tbs
amount of 5000: the Treasurer in tho
sum OF $50, 900: local agents, sach bonds
rs is required by local associations.-
These bonds are all conditioned for thu
faithful application Of the fund collect
ed for the purpose OF the Orphans
Home. The Treasurer receipts for all
moneys received by him, and pays out
the same on the order Of the President,
countersigued Ivy the Secretary. TO tho
superintendent Of the Home money is
paid, ON presentation of estimates APP
proved by q visiting committee, vouch-
ers for all moneys expended are takon
and filed i'm the Office of the Secretary.
The Superintendent Is under bonds
for the faithful application of all mon
cys and property in his hands; this
bond Is in the sum of $1,000, which, In
the Judgment of your Committee, Is
insufficient. We are assured, however,
that measures are taken to raise tho
same 10 the sum 9f i've thousand dol
lara. The President, Trustees, Exocu-
tive COMMITTEES, and Recording Socre-
tary of this Association arc all without
compensation. The only officer Of the
Association receiving pay Is the Gener-
al Agent aud Corresponding Secretary.
| This officer informs your ComnlittoO
that his expenses OF travel and eorrcs-
pondencc have been paid, and that the
amount of his salary IL to be determined
hy the Trustees. No amount has ever
been fixed he only claims what Is rea-
sonablc and just In the Judgment Of
. the Trustees. Ir4Te13 a.. ..,rsHE r.:...rg
| Your Committee are clearly Of the
opinion that the iowa Soldiers Or
phans' Homc' is In good hands, and
that it has been well and economically
managed; and that Its originators aro
It's present managers. and that they
have proved themselves among the
dearest aud truest friends Of humanity,
and have onshrined their memories In
the hearts OF all the true friends OF thu
soldiers throughout our state.
Your Committee are decidedly or the
opinion that this Institution should bo
sustained, and that tho State should
render assistance. ....-:n E.a. gs...t. Hfga
All Of which il respectfully submit
tod without further recomm enlation.
T.. W. HART, 81
\. NJ. LARlMER. .
r. NJ BURNETT
s II. NJ, THOMSON
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TIE DRUNKEN SENATOR'S. Two
prominent Democratic Senators are
salisbury Of Delaware, and McDougall
o Cali oinia. They frequently come
to their seats I'm a disgusting state Of in
toxication, and their friends have them
conveyed 70 theTlodg ngs -ui,less their
votes are wanted. salisbury, one day
last week, was,aken home in an uncon-
scious condition. 1t ira3 been observed
that McDougail voted with the friends
of the constitutional amendment on
Friday last. This was SO evidently a
mistake that some explanation is need
ed. And 1t is sgiven in q adispatch TO tile
B,ston JournuI, which states shat Mr..
MeDongall, who hal been retained in
the senate by his Democratic friends
when, he should have been permitted to
go'iio!iir, was asleep in his sci.air wh n
lis name was called, and OH being
ftroosed voted naye,N to the surprise of
his political associates and the anuse-
inent of the Union men on the floor
andin the galleries. He doubtless be-
lieved that be was voting on all amend
ment0f his. own which he hal pieyi-
ously intro iuGed, aud il WAS not deem
esl jndiciouslto attempt to undeceive
him. Fa4 s. fs8 a5itJ 1885, ,a -
THE second and last volume of Gree.
ley's american Conflict ',,,is now in
press. More than one hundred anil
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-23

THE second and last volume of Gree
ley's American Conflict p,,is now in
press. More than one hundred and
tweqhythgusand copies OF the first vo,-
un1e have bsen eold.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
KeaI Estate Sales.

The following sales Of real estate took plac,
Yesterday al the Exchange Salesroom, No. III Broad
way:
ByA. j. Bleeoker. Son & Cost James Ho.el-Th,
building known the 81. james Hotel with The
ground on which 1t stands situated az the corner OF
broadway and Twenty y-si1th.st Lot BIZ and lO9 10y
about 40 feet. Sold Tor S29l 900.
Robinson.st House and lease Of LOT No. ~ Robin
son.st between COl.ego-place anu Greenwich'st,
f1O00.
Hester st-Two.story frame building and lot north.
eas, corner Of Hester and Edrdge'sts Lot 20 By u
feet. 81 500.
TentLaye-Lot northwest corner Of Tenth.ave. and
Eighty .fourth.s 2J.7 by 100 feet $3.50 Lot aGJol-
ing above on Tenth-ayo, same size, sleU0.
Iorty-ninth.6t-SIK lots, north side of Fortynnih.
r east of Third ave- each ~ by 100 feet - 900 each
Fifty fourth.st Two lots south side of Iittl fourth.
Il q isci west OF Hroadway each % by 100 feet,
'Fty.eieithst-Lo north side Of Fifty eighth.st.
east OK Ninth.ave. 25 by 100 feet, 50 COZ
Sixteenth.st.-Tbe throe-sOry brick house ana lot.
No I37 En-t sixteenth st, between Irving place ana
Third. ave - 7 by 100 feet sl6,bW
One.hundred-and eighteenth st.-Tlye lots north sIde
Of One.hundred oighteenth.st, 2lO feet west OF
Fifth.ave 90 by 100 feet, 5000 each.
0ne.hundred andtweuiy- second st.-Ten lots north
eide OF One hundred SECOND st. c0s'
EightythId-stT lots s2gtl 2lgs II Lisnty, ,tLifi
st., west Of Second.aye each l9by lo} feet b.
Nv Muller wilkins a Co..-Breyoort.plGce-Ihe j.
story and attic brick hen.c and lease OF lot NO. Brc
yoort. .pacc lot . by W feet for $50 800
Fifthave-Lot rorth east corner Of Fihh'aye. aud
Eighty hfth-st 25e by 100 ieet,' s3g5O; lot adJoln
inc above on rifthaye $50 by 100 feet sl03 800 lot
adjoining last same size sl0500; lot adjoining iart
sae size sl O5O lot adjoining last size s2OuO
two lots adjoining last same size, sllO0O each.
Eighty north side of Eighy'hit ST.
100 ieet east Of Fifth ave- % by 100 feet s3Oo eaen
Eighty.sxth. st-Lot south side of Eghty siAth'st'
100 feet east Of Filth ave- 25 by 100 feet 5000 two
houses aud lots adjoining above, lots same SIZE soeo'
each one lot adoining above. same size siJUVi one
li.t.t ttaiu 10 sla
By james NJ. Mhller-Franklin.st.-The lot oi lana
with twostory frame building No. l5t franklln'st
ell $50. . .,L
| Second. ave The three story and basement hrlcs
honss aud lot No. 70J Second-ayc.. corner of llrty
| cghth.st, with brick coachhousc on rear oil iot
| SIS $50. - -.
| Ey d. NJ. Senman-Three. story brown. stone mouse
and lot No 2l2 East Twenteth-st. l5gn9', s0e20
three.story brick house and lot No 2Ol! East Iwehty
third.st 6ex9s.9 $780, threestory brick house aho
lot No. 20J East Twenty tythrdst., lt.on9e9 s''JUo.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Bonrd OF Ednontion-imporiant Business
Transacted.

The Board met az } o'clock last evening, the
President. JAMES ". McLIAS. esq in the chair
Commissioner I SpoS offered a resolution eppro-
proprlatine 5000 20 purchase a site ior grammar
school In Onolurdlel.and llteenth.st near Third ave-
Twelfth werd. Referred to tho Committee on Sites
and New Schools.
resolution was adopted that allowances FOR salaries
OF teachers n eo0red schools b. increased - Yer cent
70 take cacc; January J. !sti. subsequently, a motion
was lde TO reconsider the action OF the Board on tie
resolution on the ground that lhe bylaws prohibited
the Board gom making ats rcstosp,ciho i1c!ease oil
salaries.
Tie motion wac lost
The Committee on liy laws prosentod the following
amendment 10 the bylaws. which was adopted Gud
the Board adjourned
sKc-The salary # any Principal or ePrincipal whom
ihs Roari after the application AZ any Board oi Ifa'e
shai .fs.d o from he 90 her potion uHd '
salary az sny teacher whoe aTrca 60 ths Board iIom e
action Board of Trustees a removing Lin or her on tr
rositou he or she held sA been sgtaned and ttr
.ary Of any teacher shoc removal y request oi Board
Irlsiees ha been approved uy tie HspecOr oi school
district or majority OF them shall not be- Tcdsed by any
Ho4rI Of Trustees below the mount he ~ the received az 'e
time ad HoaTI took action 60 rrrt tie removal 81 -Hch
principal vo-yruc G o. teacher without met obtaining the
aplToyal Ci tnls Bo.rd.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
ApEFIqLTING ELLENOfs COLLEC-
TOR.
He j.. Arrested in New-EOrk or Caiifor-
mia atcnmship-*3,7O zoo Found in His
Possession-IEe IEeld to Await N rsequisi.
ton from alliuois.

On the nth inst, Edward l.. Dawson, n Su-
peryisor and Collector of the town Of Jacksonville,
Morgan Co. H. fled with s. eco Of the public moneys
which he had collected. One Of his bondsmen. Mr..
Martin H. Cassel who was IN Washington at the
time received telegram informing him OF the fact
and AZ once came this city 10 intercept him IN case
he should attempt to sail from this port. The Police
were informed Of the circumstance and Tor the last
few DAYS have been tie alert Tbs moIuiDg Mr..
Cassell raw Dawson on the Pacific Mail steamer New.
York living at the foot Of Canalst and about TO san
~ ..,nwaL He at once caused his arrest by Capt
Urarkett And ROundsman Muldoon VI the IWeutysiAtl
tt.~,,,o, poi;oc - i"'
ON being taken to the Station Honse. the prisoner
denied that he had in his possession more than to ana
his passage ticket TO California. lie was 'esr,hei
and secreted on bis person was found lneiud.ng MS
uassare.ticket 81 1l5 ~. The prisoner was NJ once
akcn before District. Attorney Hail. and Temporarily
committed 10 await the recessary reqnlsilOu IRON
GOV Oclesby of Illinois. Dawson Is about hve eet ten
inches IN hight a. years of age aud rather unprepos.
sessng in appearance Mr. Cassell states that he has
known him for the past 23 years and had the utmost
confidence in his honesty His office which be has
held for the past four years was not an elective one
he being appointed by the Board or Trustees OF the
Township Ills chief desire at present seems 70 be 10
Obtain a LAWYER who help him ont OF the fix into
which LIE has brought himself arguing that II default
inc Postmasters and others In high positions can escape
with IMMUNITY surely pItiul collector can have moth
inc 10 fear
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

engage for ToTe, than siI p.Slls rienis.Is 70 give
notice if 10 should then cease to act edtor ana nat
suoh contract yGs subject TO ts continuing to satisfy
the co.proprietor OF tie paper, Mr.. Samuel j. Ahero
aud that Tie latter discharged lin Ior lneciehey and
neglect as the defendant IS Informed Ae nappearei
that after acting some time as editor, Mr. hite pro-
posed TO give notice but was dsslaced oy Mr Ahern'
who afterward paid him $50 per week.
At the close OF the testimony Of the plaintiff the de-
fendant moved for nonsnit, on the ground thu the
contract ALLEGED with Mr. Yong was for So week.
while the contract proved with MI Ahern for so
a week made after the six months contract was ter,
minated The Court denied tie motion, ard adjourned
TO Friday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

AN EDITORIAL QUEsTIoS.-In the superior
Court yesterday before Justice Barbour in the case OIL
Richard Grant White agt William Young tie PLAIN
tiff claimed that he was employed in September lso'
BY the defendant to act as editor Of The Aboh during
the absence Of Mr. Young IN Europe. Ho claimed that
he was empoyed for the whole period ol Mt ioune
absence which was TO be for wear That he continued
TO act until the next August as editor, giving great
satisfaction. but then discharged by one Saei a.
Ahern, protesting TO act by defendants direction.
discharge To the time Of Mr.. loungs return
in October. lsGO. amounting 10 $500 Inc
defendant admitted that the plaintiff was employed
ss editor at salary of SIS per week. but denied that 1t
was for aJs bpt aYsls that the plaintiff refused ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

yea, A. ! never had eohverse.icn with lin on that
any other subject, did not isil linn that did not
see the shooting
William Harley recallei-Ater the arrest o. Cahii,
Cregan told me that ne did not witness the shooting
OF Dnryea. and that BE knew nothing about II.
Examined by Mr.. Hail. lived IN Jersey some time.
The witness was then cross.e1amucd relative to LIS
conversation with CreCan.
Thomas Hoyt recalled-I did not after Cahills ar-
rest, state 10 HaIney that ! knew nothing about the
shooting Of Duryea.
William Harvey recalled--I had conversation with
Thomas Hoyt before the last arres, u CahilI; Hoyt
then told me that be knew nothing about the murder.
(SenatOn in Court)
The Court then adjourned 10 II o'clock this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.

FANAHA TOD. II, IeUD
The steamer Henry Chauncey, from New
York. arrived at Aspinwall at noon on the 9th inst
The Colorado, With the Henry Chauncey's passengers
sailed from the port for San Francisco at two o'clock on
tbe morning ofthe 10th inst.
Adyiees from Bosota state that Gen. %arouesa has
been putting the Panama Railroad in the market in
England to see If British capitalists will not offer more
for than the present Company whose term expires in
10 years
Mr.. Daniel Hoadley, the President Of the Company,
who has been spending few days on the Isthmus
tDrns on the Henry Cbanucey to-day 10 New-York. ae.
eompaDied by tie chiefengiDeer, Col g. NJ Totten.
The gold mines of this country are again exciting at
ention and inducing emigration from California. There
ere a0v " DerAons hstA Xbo Gang dSyp lsst sIeawet
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
4 OCKWOOD's NEW
NODDED TO FIT TIE n1 HECX & ,p AEp WITH SPACE
co l. T. A X

NODDED TO FIT THE NECK. AND WITH sfA1t
FOR THE CRAVAT
The Lockwood Mtg @ anaqgn9r % 70 9 Trace s ,nty
, e T,o,of and an al rsspecI beittr ufHg md befer
Gorft han aaD hersiqye produced with the exception OF
Lockwoods Cloth Lined Collars -,
g,d rqo,e durable than any heretofore made being
manufactured by the parties VINO Tor many yeas pss
, Rand deed and HGlk note PAPER for the L. y TTeas'
, Denartnrn Ia ADDITION TO this the collars themseves ere
n nv The same machinery our bee, Cloth Lined goodS
"a -. 'enaranteed the best all PaTer Collars made
Esrl Collar il branded with al ARROW winch hes uten
,tecd in the a. s. Cc1t Court our Trad, MarA Tor thi'
W., A new lin. of Discounts oferedto Jobbers 81
" LOCKWOOD MFG Co.,
No. % Readest, N. Y.
OrNos w aaa 2a9 South Third ST. Pb'sdenhia.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Concentration of the Spanish Fleet
at Valparaiso.
BUT LITTLE WAR FEELING IN PERU
GREAT GOLD EXCITEMENT ON THE ISTHMUS
Gold in Abundance Eighteen Miles
from Panama.
TEE PRECIOUS METAL Ar BiRBACOiSY

The steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray from
Aepinwa The l2th inst, arrived at this port on Tuesday
morning with passengers, mails and treasure 20 T. W
C. Bellows. TN the 18th inst lat. % 2s. long 80 H.
passed bark bound North. showing signal white
square Oh blue ground. On the 2Oth lat 30 p, long
"A 49, passed brig slowing signal, white with red
diagonal stripe letters o. 7, in IT, The following is
her specie list
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

resec.cr bad fouua that he was in error when he pre-
vousy stated that the words ere only uttered after
the shooting
The Court then adlop'.ned TO Thursday washing
ton Birthday az IL O'r' 'ock g. m
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Tho Veto Message OF the President TO the
Freedmen's Burenu Bili-The Cele-
bration Of Washingt0n's Birthdny.

The Board met at O'Clock yesterday after
noon tie President, john BEIcE esq, in the chair.
Alderman NORTON offered the following:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

The steamship Sacramento, which arrived
from San Francisco this morning. brought 90 miners
for Barbacoas and 100 more are to follow in the next
vessel.
George b. Mathews. esq, has been reappointed Mir-
lister to Central America by the British Government.
Mr.. Bunch has been accredited TO Bogote vice
Mathews.
by the Henry Chauncey
There is nothing later from Central America
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-11-09
In Pro bate Court,

In Probate-Nanitowoc County Court In the
matter of the guardianship of the minor
children and heirs OF john kadsent2, de-
ceased.
( N reading and fling the petition d Carl f.
~ Schmidt, guardian Of said minors rep
resenting, among other things, that they the
sad ward are seized Of certain real estate in
the town II Coogerstown, county Of 2Ialitowoc:
and that it is necessary that all the same
should be sold, and praying for license
to sell the same: and i; appearing t. the Court
from said petition, that il is necessary for the
support Of the slid minors to sell said
red estate, it is ordered and directed that the
next Of kin to said ward, and ali persons inter-
estcd n said estate. appear before tie Judge Of
this Court "n Monday, The 18th day Of November
\. D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock \. N, ut the Probate
Once III NanitoWoc, IN said county: then and
there to show cause if any there sIail bel why
license should Lst be granted for Tie sale Of
said real estate, according to the prayc. or said
petition and it is furthcretl ordered, that .
coiy Of this order shall he published tor three
successive weeks prio2 to said day Of hearing
In the lanitowoc PILoT, . weekly newspaper
printed at Monitowoc, in sand county i}y the
Court, c. u. BARKER. Go. .Itlirn
Nanitowoc, Oct. %, 1866. Ii 81
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Tax Notice,

4 IL Persons Interested, are hereby notified
II that the following tracts OF land nd town
lots. lying and being situated in the viii e Il
Iwo Rivers, remaining unredeem i n the
office of the treasurer of said village, for tn
taxes due and unpaid thereon, for the year on
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four 1854 J
for which said taxes the SAID tracts of land a ii
village let were sold on the third day of pe-
cemoer A. D. 1864. Now, therefore. unless the
amount of taxes, interest, fees and charges Sc
opposite the several tracts Of land and vilag
lots as herein described, including ten cents ID
vertising fees for each and every such descrp-
ton be paid or before the 10Th day OF De-
cenber "A. D. 1885, according 10 the time wheo
said tracts CT land and village lots, were sold
above stated the same will be conveyed to
the purchaser, or his sssignees, in pursuance Of
the statutes fer such case made and provided,
JOHN FRAAZ.
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TIanitow Co. Circuit { curt

Jcre Crowley. plaintiff. against Warren i
Meeker, Hattie NJ. Moei,cy ana Samuel A
Dudley, defendants. Summons. For Re-
lief. Com, not served. [. :. ra,tuu.
stamp 80 cts cancelled.
The State Of Wisconsin 70 the above named
defenlauts
CIRS You are hereby summoned and Ie-
> CURED to answer the complaint in this
action, which copy j. fled in the o.,ics ii
the Clerk Of tho Circuit Court i'll said county.
and serve Il copy OF your answer on us at our
Office in the village and county Of Manitowoc,
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service;
and if you fai to answerthe complaint as afore-
said, the plaiutiff will apply to the Court fo1
The relief demanded in The complaint.
Dated October 18Th 4. D. 1865
HAMILTON \ TREAT,
Is Ct Plaintiff ) Attulmes s.
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Notice to Creditors.

In Probate-Hanitowoc County Court In the
matter CT the estate Of Joseph Vanreuden,
deceased.
10 Ill whom IT may concern
| ETTERS tcstamentin5 n TIC last viii and
IL testament CT said deceased having been
issued to William Iohsnnas and George Hol
Ian, on the I'd day Of October, A. D. 1856, and
six months from and lftcr sid day being allow
cd and limited fer creditors to present tLeir
claims for examination and ALLOW nee Notice
IS hereby given that the undersigned viii, on
The third Monday Of each and every month for
SIX months from the date hereof a. he Probate
of6ce in Manitovoc, in said County, receive,
examine, and adjust ali claims, and demands
Of al pereons aEsinss s9if deceased
GEO " BARKER. Count Jul c.
Ial.t~." c~ DC. - la.9 1.Gg
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In Probate.

Manitowoc County Court-in thc matter # he
Estate OF Commodore C. Thomas deceased.
To ell whom it may concern
I ETTERS Of Administration on said Fs-
IL tate having been issued to Ira F. Smith On
the 9TH day Of October 4 D, 1856. and six
months from and after said day being allowed
and limited FOR creditors 20 present their
claims for examination and allowance Ne
tice is hereby given that the undersigned viii
on the first Monday in November and DeccA-
Der 1866, and the first Monday in January
1867 at the Probcte Office in ManijowCc. IN said
County, receive. ozaG:lino and adjust al
claims and demands o. all persons agai1ss
said deceased. GEO. V. BARKER.
u 1t County jude
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Nanj'owoe Rapids. Oct %, 1866 14at
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Tax Notice.
OFFICE or rHE CLERs OF TIFF COUNTY
BOARD or SUPERVISORS,

MaSIT0woC, -eptembef - Iooo
Ii persons interested are hereby hotihe
IA that the following tracts Of lana "ha 10"
eta. lying and being situated IN the county Q
E,nitowoc and s ate Of Wisconsin. remainih )
urredeemed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Cou ~ Board of Supervisors Of the county Of
Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin, for the
taxes .ue and unpaid thereon for he ye2i
1863, for which said taxes the said tracts o
land and town lots were sold on the 10th day
of Way, A. D. 1854 Now therefore, unles,
the amount of taxes. interest. fees and .harge-
set opposite the several tracts Of land ana
town lots, as herein described be paid on o
before the 10th day Of May. 1867, the same
will he conveyed to the purchaser or hi
ase;.,ees in pu suance OF the Statutes in such
case made and provided
WILLIAM BACH,
Clerg Of tie County Board Of Supervisors, o.
hIanitow &C County, Wisconsin.
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Cattle Fairs and Shows
81 Etr:sg,sgieS scrs,ars

4 CATTLE Fair and Show will be held at
"A Len tvilIe's Corners, four miles west Of
Manitowec, on the following Saturdays June
Is, September Is and December Is, 1866.
Ample preparations Will be made for the care
t1e countJ nay rest assured that their wants
vii b attended 70
i-..-g EH4ECE LLEAyIILE
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az the 223 e October, Il Machine r i5.tr
- Bet, in the town o. Meme The owner
ern have 1t 5y pr27ins property aul yins
cLa-ses. WILLIAM UrnA.
f;-t5ica =, toz,n q Liberty, 1914
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TOWN l1=RANGE d

!erg Of tie County Board Of Supervisors, o.
Nanitow &C County Wisconsin.
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