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New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
POLITICAL.
THE PRESIDENCY.
TIE GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING.


TIE GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Executive Committee of the Union Re-
publican Campaign Club met yesterday at Mr. spencers
office and completed the preparations for the Grand Rat
cation Meeting which is to be held at Cooper Institute
Tomorrow evening Gen. Daniel +. sickes. Delegate at
Large will make a full report OF the proceedings OF the
National Convention. Ex-Goy. Hawley the Hon. +. L.
Pitts Gen John Cochrane the Hon Freeman j. FIthian
the Hon. Martin l. Townsend the Hon. Lyman Tremain'
the Hon l.. ID. Culver, the Hon. Chauncey Depew, aud
Horace Greeley will also address the meeting.
VOICE FROM NEw-JERsEY.
In the mountains of Northern New-Jersey
the news OF the nomination Of Grant and ColfaH was
ioyllly received The Republicans already active
In the formation Of campaign clubs, and evinee deter
mination 70 carry the State In the Fall. In Hope
Warren County and various other towns, saues were
nred in honor Of the nomination.
THE NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
CoLFAX CLUB.
The Ninth Assembly District Grant and Col
fax club under the presidency OF Air s. H. Kirby opened
the campaign last night with r0uslng meeting ut Lena
non Hall, in Abingdon square. After a brief address
fron the Chairman the Secretary, Mr Robinson, read
series OF resolutions, the closing one OF which was
r.t We pSy. ou,es from this IN November work In.
cessantiy, and With t that Ahn" De uscetel OF success %
the candidates not Only sure bat Imposing so nat horh
and south the viii 81 The people 70 be or equal ngh
Just pure government aud the hAt m haonA poe N hg es
which govern he private ieas 1hs most enlightened com
muntiss OF the world"
Brief and wereceived remarks were made by Mr. Rus
sell and DIR Moore which followed by Col Conkling,
who said that the Republican party hau not ony pre-
served the nation but because ot lts oy principles hau
cotnmendei itsef 10 the whole civilized world 10 was
the greatest marty that existed II was party OF
Justice OF patriotism, aud OF tho people aud as such
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
MEXICO

NEW REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN FAVOR OF
GEN. ORTEGA.
HAVANA, May 2j.-The steamer from Vera
Cruz has arrived and brings important from Mex
leo. The revolutionary movement against the Juarez
Government and favor OF the pretensons OF Gen Or
tega is assuming large proportions II is headed by Gen
Aurelia Rivera who n aided by Gems Negrete Mehdeh
Jminez Cepeda and nine other Generals, and by many
CoOnes OF the Mexican army Many partizans OF santa
Anna also joining In the movement The revolution
ISIS are daily gaining strength and they already hOd
possession OF the Ajusco Mountain regions, Another
body of revoutioniss had invaded the district OF Papan
and captured the town amid cries for Marquee and
Regency Two military colonies have been established
In Yucatan by the Mexican Government
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DIED

ALLgyon Sunday the ?i ps at y NJ 4, the residence Of her
rlaw W Nichols Brookyu, L. l., MIS- Elizabeth Allen, In
& M year rcet Of the late Jacob Allen OF Newark
% relatives Of the family are nvied 10 attend the funeral
ny hs seoud Presbyterian Church AZ Newark N j. Tuesday
% as,h inst at Trains eaye foot Of Courandtst at
oelock p IN. Carriages In WAtug At We Cea'r" depot
upURSt Elizabeth n j. MONDAY The 18Th Inst Anna daughter
~ giiah W and Jane Bruen aged - Years,
a AZ tbe family are attend her fnnera from
.hsys reence CtosssL. EIibeSh. Wednesday At
ocOckrU. M
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from representation in Congress long such violation
continues and that all laws enacted in CONFIRMATION
thereof shall be wholly imperative upon the passage of
such an act by the Legislature Of Arkansas, and tn
~ ~ & bat ,I ,isios of mis- hill bo
been complied with shall ente the state to representa-
ton in Congress.
The Senate adjourned at 4:55
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MARRIED.

BoYD-BLOSs0MIn Preyd0nee l. oa ThpTsi 'As s s & Sss
a. The F Unfvsasi Church by The Rev H. HaJ M 4eo,se
Roy and Miss Nara A. Blossom Youngest dsngpte sl Es9A
B.,m OF his ey, deceased and stepda1ghief OF INC omh
clergyman. =. .
srRyRSs MAYNARD-In NesYork. Sunday evening NAY ~
Is Al the Church of the Divine Paternity @ ae ra tns he'
n CIAPIN d. John TO Belle f. eldest daughter OF
Erantis = Maynard
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THE IMPEACHMENT oF ROBERT c. DORM.

ALBANY, May 25.-The Senate will meet in
the Capitol tomorrow as Court OF impeachment, for
the trial OF Robert C. Dorm, Canal Commissioner. The
mpeachng Mr. Dorm of high crimes and midemeanors
passed the Assembly by unanimous vote, ad the art-
ees OF impeachment reported by the Committee, were
adopted without dissent. The Managers appointed by
the House 70 conduct the trial. John Jacobs OF
Kings, John l.. Flagg Of Rensselaer, William LOunsbury
OF Ulster John r. Ltte OF Seuben W. s. Clak OF scho-
hare, William B. Quinn Of NewYork, T. L. Pitts OF Or
leans, Apheus Prince OF Erie and n b. La Iau Of War
rem The Hon Smith NJ. Weed OF Plattsbureh and Dan
ie j. Mitchell ESQ., ofsyracuse, counsel FOR the Man
ayers The Hon Vim. A. Beach Of Troy, the Hon. John
H. Reynolds. aud the Hon Henry smith of Albany are
counsel for Mr.. Dorm
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

REMARKsMotnnE-M ram o,ereas' n,s eOup6 6v.,.
gbt shossr from 1903 1885, rain sphnkes At y
ram from D. 10 S. sunset ByenngOverca very cloudy
as udy slightly cloudy 10 ~ PhenomrnaAt A9I In he aier
noon an Of degrees q the arai rAnbos Of me season was
tbesgR As many ~ rauhows Visible last Tear
,no vas visible on July 1867 double 90 the sh An
n onble hos Is The rainbow sometimes occurs IN MD "ne
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
THE WEATHER.

We are under many obligations to Purser
Burr OF the steamship Nevada for letters and papers
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pOIitita! HOtit,s.

fNtAAAN"% cf~'s~
Union Republican Grant and COlfnx Campaign CIub.
1854. 1865.
GRAND MASS MEETING be bodu
COOPER INSTITUTE.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 81, 1863, at Il Ocl'ci.
70 respond o the nominations Of
ULYSSES S GRANT for PRESIDENT
SCHUYLER CoLFAx for yIcBPREsrDESI
Gen DANIEL sIcKLEs DegalestLarss Union s.Oaa
Convention will make full report proceeding. Of the Csves
ton
Addresses will be delivered by:
E1Goy JOSEPH HAwLBV. Of COas.
Hon MARTIN TOWNSEND.
Hon HORACE GREELEY.
Hou LYMAN TREMAw.
Gen JOHN CoCHRANE
Hoo. CHAUNCEY NJ. DBPBw.
Hon FREEMAN ! FIrHIAs.
Hou EDMUND l. PITTS
Hon. e D. CULVER and Others
The Hall will be handsomely Band wH b. in
attendance dsourse patriotic during the suCasS
The UNION GLEB CLUB
Front seats reserved for Friends Union invited to
attend.
CHARLES s. SPENCER President
ISAAC J. OLIVER, Chairman EI Committee
VILLAS ,fiS sdosys DsySSoSO' Secretaries
o,,,- :, Grand Rally! nllIyy,:i!,oS c,rp
ONAN xxist xGi 1SsEHBEY DisrRiCT.
"A public meeting TiS 4i5 Si i'pi f HSR m GgS vi" be De"
Corner oaslu5drsd s1d Ts9tS5 55tLst snd P9urthave.
to raT the nominees OF The chicago Conysnoe Lhe neoa
Grant and Collar requested to be present and enroll their n
The HS9 L,1ds Z D D CULVER GdXysv =, r..,.,,,,
and other, vii address the meeting The Hon Eisr Ketchuu win
preside. N 4 CRASIo President
JOS s. DEWEY, Chr BI Com
e. eu.nss, 4 s.s2S Pso.r Secretaries
I'VE will Fight it Out on this Line If it takes all
GRANT AND coLFAx PiEsIDRSrIAL CAMPAIGN CLUB oy
THE FIFra ASSEMBLY DISTRICT viii meet 90 WEDNESDAY
proceed bod Ratification Meeting Cooper Institute
and CoLFAx, invited to enroll he%ses HSs he time for
Taos G BAKER. Secretary
L Jnon Republican General Committee Hsailuarters
Broadway aud Iwent With redgoom open fs
on TUESDAY svENISG Nav O'clock bear the r,Poi
delegates TO the Chicago ConTenon All the delegates invited 70
''''"' 49, FREEMAN J. FrrHrAS. chAirm.u-
Sn,. gs Il, / PETssSsO sgaSs9' Secretaries
Grant, Colfax, and Victory. =
Twenty and Broadway TUESDAY EVENING MAY al
speakers will address the meeting unier the deeSs
Of the UuiOu Republican Central Committee =, ,,,o,,sov
JOSEPH Y. RLLERY,
On behalf OF Committee OF Pablia Meetings
E4H' t1f6 Sfas 5afsf M SsiSfGes CLUB
tween fS Fot Sas and Forty y THIs 0sss EVENING
o'clock to s the nominees o. The Chicago Consnioh ihe trend,
dTs.. %sI ths 1 @ss:a& arc H1RSEY frsssat
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

The Hon. Schuyler COlfax will repeat in a
form Across the Continent" at the request OF the
Republican Convention
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Sp,tial gOtitts.


American Institute Farmers Club "A meeting Of this Club
viii 6s held TO-DAY ruesaJ 2esh inst At O'clock az the Room.
S5 OF s % 1a S u 1f So' M WILLIAMS on brs showing her
advantages for growing early fruit and 'tSs iSHS CHAMBERS s
John p. Krechling will LECTURE THIS EyENIsG 90
Home Scenes German Peasant Life at the North Dutch Church.
To Farmers and Gardeners.
DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRETTE made from nighs'oi blood.
bones and Ofa fSeNYOk City fertilizer Of srrAOrinAry powet
needed force crops maturity ' late season CHsAPkh
than any other fertilizer TWO WEEKS BAkLihh
and increase tie yield Onehd oneht Price 80 per a.
Aoplv 70 the LODI MANUFACTURING co,
No e5 Courtlandtst NesYorE
Notice 20 Siexican Creditors.
All persons having asans, who desire 70 cooperate In
the movement augura.ed ou s,h looking early settle
ms Of their against that Government requested send their
address, to o. Box No lOl SswYOk City order that the Con
mi,ee NAV be able them information III fdesre tie OBJ
i.ct and purpose Of THAR association. II. PUNKB
'' Chairman.
--------------
KuOxs Celebrated Jucunda, or 20 se..Ssry Pi.p'.
Pittsburgh ad warranted true 70 name a geIpss
Sod soor Nv reprentatTe M BARTHOLOMEW.
at No. q nrk place, corner ofCharea
HEF% 6PPTF 6P HirykR a FfsG FfsGED WARE
No. Maiden lane
Furniture
OF THE LATEST STYLES. CONSISTING or
PARLOR DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER SUrrRs
AT y KRUTINAS
MANUFACTORY AND WARRROoMs
NoA 9 nd Houstonst.
between Bowery and Second ave-.
Retailing At Manufacturers Prces
All goods warranted
InvaIids' Travelling Chairs, from ca $40 each
ouoor having hands prop guide
Having the hands child Of Eve push
.sS & av'f SMITH f S
Baou's Frsnch Yoke shirts; ready mad, and = order
Pure Water.
KENZIE FoGrthst the kind porous er rheh sFto
In Croton Board ousdef the siaeA ssa
stone which the derng medium 70 be sxceens
fsE the purpose The instrument durable, ami ~se"os
JAMES B. Chiffon. n u Oo:@sn
Material sent 70 the eosntry and sorkmea who esa sPpL
fully economy Particular attention pabd
during the absence Of families the country
zB 4 Co. Plumbers and Gas Filters. No - Fsnreo-1
Knapp's Concentrated Extract oil hoe"'
PoR MAKING ROOT BEER
The attention Of the trade and the pubic seee'A eAhed 70
the preparation making that pleasant and Ae.
summs, A.v.g. Lpown a. KSAPPs CELEBRATED ROOT BBSR
It's 20 cent IS cent and ~ bottles also IN gAOe cans "
sa for making 10 2s 300 80 gallons OF the Beer For sale
KNlpp Co No. 969 HudsOnst, and by druggists generally
an TuBsDAY THURSDAY, aad SATURDAY oes
non aceo spd A aad b. llS Q. tndD ll:1
RssnJ lilo and a II oelOska N ,,,s...
na wRDNRsDAY Of the hour Of elcsDF which VII os
eos,s5 Al ,hs Gsasra o6cs ssd The StalOns 90
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Grant CoIfnx. and Nictory !,

NINRTEENTH WARD GRANT CAMPAIGN CLUB.
meeting will be held Fishers Hall ftrtaV be
GAh AMI Forty sixth his ussiayl EVENING
the OF the Chicago Convention Ihe enis
aud CoK invited to be present kmaent speakers sn
address the meeting l. HAkhbfi freAdeat
r X NEANEY, secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

ssovNoLFNCY IN THE sENATE-MR. CARY on
REPUDIATION-THE CIGAR srORY-ARRLsI
or wOOILFY-THE NEW DEMOCRATIC CAN
pIDATE-THE POLITICAL HORIZON
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
TO Farmers ana IGardeners

DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRETTE, made from night'Ol blood
bOaes Ofa EeSYork City fertilizer Of extraordinary Po~er
and one crops maturity s late CHsAPkh
than any other fertilizer win crop TWO WEEKS BAkbihh
and increase yield from one to oneha Price 20 per saA
Apply to the LODI hANUFACIIhNu w.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

Knox,s Celebrated Jucunda. or 200. Strawberry Pisns
Raspberry Blackberry aud Cuapt Plants direct from H
Nurseries Pittsburgh aHd warranted true o On eps,as er
hilton and ALL NURSERIES, IN ONE No 25 BroaisaY
oad soor Nv representative NJ BARTHOLOMEW can be
At No q PSrk-plAc corner Of Church
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

American Institute Farmers Club-A meeting VI this Club
will held TO-DAY Tuesay 10Th inst AZ o'clock at the Rooms
the Institute Cooper Building Mr. S0LOS ROBINSON will
sneak on Florida aud H. WILLIAMS Delaware showing her
advantages for growing early fruit and vegetables
JOHN ". CHAMBERS, See'y.
John r. Krechling will LECTURE THIS EVENING 90
Home Scenes German Peasant Life al the North Dueb Church.
1, ,I,.,- Vfekat
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Notice 20 siexican Creditors.

All persons having claims against MeIeo who desire 70 cooperate in
the movement nauguated the sh inst looking to early settle
,pt their claims against requested send their
address to o. Boz ol HewYok City order that the Con
,,ee may be able them information f dese 10 tie OBJ
,.c, and np-po,s Of THAR association. II. PUEKR.
~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

COLONILATION OF COLOBED TROOPS.
Mr.. PHELPS Dem, Md introduced bill for the re-
organization Of the United states cOlOred troops Tor their
instruction and colonization. Committee on Military
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
INTERNAL REVENUE
.~@ NOTICE. @s "a

NOTICE Ii hereby given that at the time and
~ place named below, / will receive and deter
mine all appeals relative to any erroneous or ex
made by the Assessor or Assistant Assessors In
the Annual List returned during the present
month i'm the 9Th Collection District u Iowa
The Annual List viii be open for inspection Al
the Office OF the Assistant Assistat Assessor o
each Division, to all persons who may apply foi
that purpose. from the fst day Of April 1858, &c
the time axed for hearing appeals from the partic
ular Division interested. All appeals must be
made In writing. aud must specify the particular
cause, matter OF thing respecting which decision
is requested and the ground or principle of erroi
complained Of md addressed TO the undersigned
To the of the Assistant Assessor within whose
Division Ii 10 TO be heard. In case fail to arrive
az any OF the points named al the time specified
the Assistant Assessor WIN forward 10 this Office
any appeals received from bis own or other Di
visions, and subsequent day win be fixed fol
hearing them, and In case none are received. be
viii give me immediate notice OF that fact. As
sistant Assessors win forward the Annual List tc
this Office by tina 5th OF April.
Appeals from the lst and and Divisions win b,
received aud determined at the Office OF the Assis
tant Assessor, Thomas Mercer, In Manshalltown
ON the 10th day OF April, 1868.
From the 3D. Division. at the Office Of the As
sistant Assessor G. w williams In Boonsboru
on the 18th day OF April, 1885,
the ofiice Of the Assistant Assessor, john Ru.
sell In New Jefferron ON tho 18th day Of April
From the s,h 9Th, 10Th and Iith Divisions, a
the ONCE OF the Assistant Assessor, Isaac Young
In Fort Dodge. ON the 18th day OF April 1853.
From the 9Th, 9Th and fath Divisions, at Iowt
Falls, Daniel v. Ellsworth. Assistant Assessor, on
the 2ist day OF April 1868.
From sth Division, Ut the once Of the Assistant
Assessor. Oren Peabody, In Waterloo, ON the 2at
day Of April, 1868.
THOMAS H. BENTON, Dr.,
Assessor of Internal Revenue,
9th District Of Iowa.
MxshalEovn, March aOth, Uses. sssws
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
s.Stunning.,.

The bilious old gentleman, who
prcsides over the financial depart
ment of tl,e Waverly Neps, sings ink
thusly: Equality before the law is
beautifully illustrated in the revenue
system which compels the poor man
who gives his note to put a stamp OH
it-thus taxing actual Indebtedness
whilst the millionaire with his money
in seven Mirties not only pays no tax
but compels the poor man to buy
gold at forty per cent. premium to
pay "him the interest ON his bonds"
Sublime and pathetic ignorance!
Don't this Democrsttc prater for the
poor mans rights and pity for his
burdens know that principal and in
terest Of seven thirties are payble In
greenbacks-and not i'm gold, rs the
Waverly oracle saith! The man who
don't know the difference between a
seven thirty and any other kind of
bond had better let financial ques-
tions alone, t-.'@
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

Because the Democratic party are
making no noise we must not believe
they are idle. Their machinery Is
working without click. Republic
cans must do the same. The Demo-
Gratis are naturalizing men by the
thousands everywhere. In Chicago
over four thousand have already been
put through the mill and are now on
their way rejoicing In the possession
Of Democratic thunder. In Black
Hawk county the drummers are ut
work. No effort 10 sparing to make
q good count In the coming canvass.
In Connecticut men have been found
offering to vote on fraudulent natur-
alization papers. The presses are at
work manufacturing these evidences
Of citizenship. County seals are
everywhere counterfeited and used
for the deception of election boards.
1t 10 the duty Of every Republican to
look aroand and see who is entitled
to naturalization. No man has a
right to vote unless he has been q
resident of the United States for We
years previous to naturalization -
There is no exception to this, but. in
the case Of men honorably discharged
from the military service, who have
resided In the State Of Iowa one year
previous TO naturalization. Be on
guard. Eternal vigilance IL the
price Of liberty"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

The Legislature has passed the Cir
cult Court Bill, and after 1t is signed
by the Governor will be law. This
gives the county, with the District
Court, seven terms year, and hence
furnishes no excuse for the delay OF
causes on account of long vacancies.
A general term has been provided for
SO that thework ofthe Supreme Court
will be curtailed and the final adjudi-
cation Of cases reached without de-
lay. 1t abolishes the Office of County
Judge and gives probate jurisdiction
to the Circuit Court. On the whole,
we think, step In advance has been
taken in the reorganization of the ju-
dietary. Our State has out grown It's
former facilities for administering
justice, and badly needed reform.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

RCpulyliCnn State Com
vgntlOn.

The Twelfth Annual Republican stste
Convention % Iowa will be held as Des
M01nos on ThOrsday, the 7th day cf May.
1853. at 10 O'Clock A. ". for the pdrpose ci
nominating four delegates at large and
Twelve districtodelegntcs To represent the
9tate Of Iowa In the National Republican
Convention TO meet at Chicago on the 10th
day OF May. 1868. Also two electors %
hrEe and sig district electors for Presi-
dent. and Vice President Of the United
states. Also candidates for state officers
70 be chosen q the next generl election.
J. the ratio OF Representation viii be one
delegate for each organized cot1nty In the
etaee. and In addition thereto one delegate
0r every two hundred votes or fraction
ever one hundred cast for Samuel Merrill
fr Governor at the last general election
All voters WHO supported the nominees
and principles OF the Republ party af
the last general election, or are sincereiy
rapentant for not having done 30, ara COR
dlaliy invited 70 take part In sending del
eGAtes 20 the Convention
~ order % the Republican state Cen.
trail COMMITTEES. = =.
G. C. NoURsE.
Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

Many Of the Democratic repudfat-
ing newspapers, in the West, persist
IN calling the holders of government
bonds, 'saristocrats. Their ignor-
ance as to where these bonds belong
Is pitiable. Money in the East COM
mands but Q or per cent, and the
farmers and mechanics invest their
surplus funds in these securities be-
CAUSE they pay better interest than
individual promises. Besides the
laws of the eastern States require
that the capital of the different Trust
and Insurance companies and the
money of widows and orphans--un-
der orders of Court--sllall be invested
in these securities for safety. The
moneyed men of the East, the social
ed aristocrats, invest In railway
shares and speculate and make their
money out of these securities. These
whales are too large for the har-
pooh of the small capitalists and he
must content himself with Govern
ments.n The howl Mt these ''nabobs''
10 all ''bosh" gotten up by unprinci-
pied demagogues to make fuel for
Democratic victory--A Democratic
President and a Democratic Congress
could not cure the evil. These impe-
cunious editors and orators are
knocking down the wrong man.
They first set mp man of straw and
then waste their strength In black
ing his eyes. They cannot hit aris-
toerats by knocking down bond hol-
iers. IfDemocrats mean war against
men who control large sums OF
money then they are the Judases OF
politics. Come out from behind
your mask and tell us what you real
ly mean. Do not beat around the
bush when you mean plumber.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
Inccndiary Fire.

On the morning ofthe Sth about two
o'clock A. M. my barn was discover
ed to be on fire by my sons, who i'm
mediately gave the alarm. But the
fire spread so rapidly that nothing
could be removed, add the barr,
four work horses, 700 bushels Of oats,
90 bushels of wheat, 40 bushels ofcorn.
corn crib, one combined reaper and
mower and all my farming tools
were entirely consumed, amounting
to about $2.46O.OO. Insured In the
Cedar Valley Insurance Company of
Cedar Falls for 100000. II is due from
me to say that said Company through
its President and Secretary have this
day called and adjusted my loss to
my entire satisfaction.
Cedar Falls, April 9th, 1863.
N. s. Pratt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

The undersigned constituting the Nation
al COMMITTEES designated by the Convefi-
zion held at Baltimore on the 9TH of June.
1854, do appoint that n National Convcne
ton Of the Union Republican party be
held at the City OF Chicago, Ill, ON Wednes-
day, the 10th OF May next, Rt12 o'clock M.
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for President and Vice President of the
united States. Each state In the United
states ts authorized TO be represented In
said Convention by tho number of dele
gates equal to twice the number OF Sena-
tors and Representatives. to which each
state IT, entitled In q National Congress.
We invite the co operation OF all citizens
Who rejoice that our,Ercat cfvil war 10 hap
lily Terminated In THE decomfiture of re.
beliion: who wouldho*d TINT the unity and
Integrity OF the Repub4ic, and maintain its
paramount right To- the utmost OF It's own
existence, whether Impaired by sccretecn-
ppifacy or armed force; OF nll blends OF an
economical administration of the public
expenditure, OF the complete cxtispation OF
the principles and policy Of Slavery, oil
the speedy rcorHWA fxntion OF those States
WnCee Government was destroyed by sthe
Rebellion. and their permanent restora-
ton Of their proper practical relations with
she Unlted States ineaccordauce WITH sthe
true principles Of republican government
MARCUS Il. WARD,
Wao4yfuwtHs1 nar ~ teR,