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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

duel for the championship of the
State. M
The people Of Oskaloosa have just
voted prohibition on whisky, atan
election recently held in thatlcity.
w. &. GroesLeck of Cincinnati, has
been rendered the Secretaryship of
tho Treasury.
The brick-layers Of Chicago have
recently made strike That's bet
ter than a u,ro,O.
The recent excursion of tho diree-
tors and officers of the Chicago and
| Northwestern Railway and theirin-
vited guests, To the terminus of the
Union Pacific Road, six hundred and
| thirty. eight miles west of Omaha,
and eleven hundred and thirty-eight
miles west of Chicago, was grand
affair. Tile Chicago Tribune pro-
nounces it the most profitable one in
ideas that the participants ever en-.
ioyed, or ever will enjoy until'the
great continental railway shall be
completed ea.tt5 l,.- +. - f,.f,.y
The public debt statement for June
shows the total debt to be 50, 643, 753,
565.3S; amount Of coin .iii the treas
ury, 500, 2as ,550,31 currency resume,
$4s, 229, 100. va g.i ,it a,i 1t
| The Lacrosse Democrat says IL de-
wolves upon the Democratic journals
and speakers to warn the people
againstthe satanic wliitenigger mobs
known as christian associations, aid
societies, mission clubs, &c. Brick, p
tllecditor, is the leader Of the Democ-
racy Of the Northwest. ats' Il ~ Il
At the Cleveland depot, a few days
since, there was seen two women and
boy who's measurement and aver
dupois were somewhat startling.
One woman was seven feet six inches
high, and the other weighed seven
hundred pounds. The boy, an infant
OF four years, weighed t,oo hundred
and thirty pounds. hi ta
The omnibus bill for the admission
of the reconstructed Southern Stt,te-
has been passed in both houses of
Congress, but it will in all probabili-
ty be vetoed by the President. s,3tli u
Hon. Reverdy johnson of Mary
land, has been confirmed Minister to
England by the Senate.
A disastrous fire occurred at Mar
quctte, Lake Superior, on the night
of the 18th inst, destroying the en-
tire business portion of the town.
Loss over million and q half of
dollars.
The pugilists, MeCoole and Coburn,
have failed to secure n Communication
of their sentence. and they are COM
PEELED to serve out their term Of SEN
tence. Roughon, them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

ing that the infamous doctrines
which it teaches will nerve our party
to greater diligence. ills arepresen-
tative of the party we shail.be called
upon to meet at the polls this fall ard
fthe Dcnnocfacy-are rallyingtoits sup
port.
We say this with no fear that the
Republicans of our county will do
less than they have done heretofore,
but with the hope that they may do
more. We have everything to in
spire us in the campaign before us,
A platform that ia wise, Just and
honest in its provisions, and two men
as our leaders who are unexception-
able in. character and in loyalty te
their country. ,94f5 afIt 8ifp ssstlft H.
No Republican believes that Grant
and Colfax- will be defeated and
there is not sane Democrat who be.
lieves that they can, elect their can.
didates this fall; but the object oi
the Democracy will be to break in
. upon our columns and thin oui
ranks. We must not allow this.
/ We make this appeal to the Repub-
licans of this county now, as we be-
licve lis, time for the work of organ
ization to commence. matters not
who will be nominated at the New
/. . q VI. r.
York Convention.. Their platform
Is already known. We have our
platform and bur candidates, and on
that line we should organize and fight
tout. Clubs should be organized in
every township in the county. Cir
culate your Republican papers and
documents, and LET il be from now
untilnext November one enthusiastic
rally round the old Flag. 4o'tr s,is
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

or the Democratic Convention in
session at Mt. Pleasant last week the
Journal says: "a teft So II
Show us a busllwhaeker, an uncon-
strueted rebel, a northern copper
head that thanked God for confed-
crate victories, and scowardly draft
sneaks,s q mar that gloried i'm the as
sassinations OFF, Lincoln and the ac-
quittai of johnson, and we will show
you man that has all the necessary
credentials to become a lnember of
the democratic convention which is
now I'm session in our city. f7pp
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Republican, state ,I'icIfst
Republican ongression-
nj Convention.

The. Biennial Republican Congressional
Convention of the Sixth Congressional bis
trtct will meet at Montana, Boone County
on the 18th day of July. A. -. le8a, at II
o'clock Al M.A for thelpurpose of nominating
a Candidate fer Representative in Congress,
TO Ire voted for ut the next General Election,
The ratio of representation will be as fol-
lows: One delegate from each County, and
Que additional delegate for every hundred
nifty, cast mt the last election for Governor
samuel Merrill tlars X. H. 80. III,
by order of the Congressional Distric
COMMITTEES. CHA, ALDRICH,t
s 4tst.t., n "a Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

The wit who presides override Ell
dora Ledger says that while on a
railway train pointing toward Du-
luquc, a passenger attempted to
throw q cigar stump out of the win
dow and hit five candidates for Con-
gress. Nashua Posi-. r,,08
III the Ledger Editor will 60 to
Montana on the 18th of next month
he will have no trouble in finding
Congressional candidates to throw at
in any direction. snita .1pl la
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

QUICK WORK. I'm Salem Mass.
the other dry William Blodgett, q
residenct of Topsfield, who served
creditabiy In the army i'm the late
war, and is looking for a pension for
support, called at the public house of
Mir. Parkinson, where a woman was
staying who had been soliciting
charity from the inhabitants. Blod-
| get said to her i'm substance, "I am
going West. ! have lost my wife,
and wish TO obtain one TO accompany
me.n The woman replied that she
was widow, with two children to
support, having lost her husband
during the war, and that she would
become his wife. Whereupon both
repaired TO the town clerks, and
procured certificate, going after.
ward to the house of Rev.. Mr.. Me-
Loud, where they were lawfully
l ~ -; "a % ae3tt7u AntUG - B3t0T
ttiiii''''i'i iicNurfFUlEHEEs. Hslu astanl nf aa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

. . \ u
GAME LAws.-Sportsmen should
remember that according to the game
law, passed by the last legislature, II
is tinlaw full for any one, except on
his own premises and for his one ex.
elusive use, to kill, or enshare, oil
trap any wild deer, elk or fawn, prai.
RE lien or chicken, between the Is
day Of January and the 1st day O
August in each and every year; any
wood cock between The 1st day o
January and July in each year; any
quail, ruffied grouse, or pheasant be,
tween't the 18th day of December and
the 18th day Of September: any, wild
turkey between The 1st day of Feb,
ruary and the LIST day of September
and that, except on their own prem.
Uses, it shall be unlawful for any per.
son to net, ensnare or trap any Of
said game except in the month OF
December; and that il is a violation
of the law to ensnare, net or trap
quails at any time during the year
before the LIST of December, 1872. dJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19
-dp NEW BOOKS. p

IT b. PetersonS& Brothers, No. sos Chestnut st.
Philadelphia. haYe in press and win publish In .
few days. THE Life Of Hon. Schuyler ColfaS.' writ
ten b. Rev. A.Y, Moore, OF South Bend. Indiana
who was fer twelve years. az pastor and friend. In
the enire condolences of Mr. Colfav. and bad access
to the files OF the paper published hy Mr., Collar
FOR twenty years and 10 the Congressional Globe
knows all his past history andlsll who have known
him from boyheod. He began this biography two
or three years ago, so that 1t is not one of The
hurried and ephemeril. qualifications so common III
election years. Mr.. Moore is a gentleman of fue
talent and culture and there l. no doubt but that
his biography of CQlfax win be worthy Of Its dis
tinguiShpd subject aft""N5A -
The following letter from Mr.. 0olfax, to Rev. A
Y. Moore viii explain itself tfr.fss.
j, a.. WAsuxGTos, D. C., May 80, 1865.
ssdy Dear Mr.. Moore -
CAS- your prediction OF year ago has been real
iNed. 1hayeno further objection to yonr publish
ing any sketch. more less full, of my life. yot
may have prepared. As you were for a dozer
wears fellow -townstaan Of mine. and valued
friend. suppose yon know as much about myths
tory rs The public world care ahont knowing and
although my engrossing duties here ienve me nj
time to revise the nahuscript. have no fear tina
your work win not be faithful onel gItna
sF Yours, very truly, .f s-.Ilt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

i The New York World says tour
enormous and oppressive NATIONAL
debtwoald.never have been created
by the Democratic party" Who does
not know that? "a =. 60. .,, ,',,s''t
The debt was incurred by the put
ting down of the late rebellion and
the preservation of the Union. .l
The Democratic party would never
havespent moaeyJ for that purpose.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

The radicals say that Andrew
Johnson is terrible dishonest man.
iFhat may be. true. He was elected
by terrible dishonest party Da-
nssiport Democrat isti
His society in the Democratic par
ty is quite acceptable. Andy sought
and has found his leyel.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

The Radicals say that 1t is neees-
lsary to give suffrage to the negroes
I'm order to completely destroy
the rebellion. Then, we infer, the
war for the union, under Grant, was
not successful. - Dubuque Heyoid.
Suffrage for the negro is required to
counteract the Influence Of such doc
trines as the Herald teaches. The
work of the late war was to com
p1ctely destroy treason North as
we'll as South. The tone of the
Herald would indicate that this has
not yet been accomplished. fqusl 3sii
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

10 win be published id large auodecimo volume
of fiye hundred pages, printed from large type
and on the finest and best white papsr. with
portrait, on steel. Of Mr. Colfax, executed BY one
OF the first artists in the country. from photo
graphs taker OF Mr.. Colfax within the last week
the whole bound in, cloth in the most substantial
rlanntr.' Price, $50 copy. Caiivassers wanted
everywhere Large discounts given. Copies viii
be sent to any one, al once, postpaid, on receip
of price, BY the Publishers ], E...ftf,ftF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-19

Some of our Democratic exchanges
have already conceded the election
of Gcnl. Grant and are now basing
their hopes on his desertion of the
party. the same as AndrewsJ ohnson.
The wish is father to THE thought.
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And a part of an Infants prayers
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Ie1Ln ogIe7 b l. Block Number
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Alexander wilson and Emile Schoeu-
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a Il O'CLOCK y. -. o. TUES d . >
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gil offer at public sale. in front OF the
curt house in the city Of Evansville, the
oItowing-descriuedp property, to wit:
so shares. of 500 each, o. the car ital
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OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR

It's Causes, Character, Conduct, and
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