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DIED

Atihc residence OF her grandmother. Mrs. +. 7.
Hattou on the cath of August. ELENA H.. onl'
child OF Laura i. ana the late Joseph H!lyarG,
aged two years AMI three months.
Size was too pure FOR earthly love;
Strength TO hearts were gwen
To yicd her up In early life
To = b lighter home In Heaven
Kiss down my guivcrng cycliGS, mama, thus
thus and will sleep"
In Orange county. on Saturday the 18th instant,
In The twentieth year Of l,'r age. EMMA D., wifi
Of Robert J. tS@lcstou, and daughter OF Airc'.
Eddns, Of this city.
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T R I r MI P U 4 N T

4 IS the grand motto OF the famous
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE:
for In hundred trials and tests 1t has trlum phe'
over competition. and borne away the palm OF
victory. II is safely asserted 10 be- the best. SIN
piest and most perfect machine now before III
public. 1t sews, hens, fclls tucks gathers. an
stitches In the most perfect and elegant manner
and does not disturb the quiet OF any well-reguard
family with noise and racket not TO be tolerate
In any orderly neighborkood. -
sols agency for this machine No. les7 Main
street.
sc SIN r. 4. GIBBS, Agent. :.
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Communicated.
, an JTIInY AT RANDDlPh

Communicated.
~oupsE OF STUDY AT RANDOLpH
u tTt,"nN rOII.EGE.-The following y tne
course OF study Thicn ami NV which we publish on au-
thapitv for the inform .tlon OF ,hase yoIx tesl
who propose to attend III In Eipgr NV or
sion wifi open at Asniahu Va sno A
oCToBER.
scHOOL OF ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
Professor THOMAS p. PRICE, A. 81.
l. Junior Class.
latin Cgsnr Sallust. Gilderseeve's Grammar
.rnnid,s Latin Prose Composition. ,
Greek : Xenophon's anabasis. Hcrodltns, hli'!-
mars Grammar Exercises.
RI. Intermediate Class.
latin . GiIdersleeve's Grammar, Arnold's Prose
Com nosltion ticero's Oratlons. Ivy virgil. anu
the Hcxameter. ,r,.os
Demosth mes, Plato. Homer. and the He1sineter'
III. Senior Ciass.
Latin Gildersesre's Grammar. Iumpt Ira I'm
mar Original Exercises. ticero's de OWciiS, IN
citus. Horace, and the Metres ou,r,
Greek kiihner'e Tn versty Grammar. frigi-
nal Exercises, Thucydi'ies, Sophoc'es' ana tHe
Metres.
SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS.
Professor Fl. EsTII~ A. NJ.
l. Junior class.
Algebra fRay's. part l. J to Theory Of Equations
GEOMETRY complete Chapman Ray'' serie'l'
IT. Intsrnedidts class.
cal Geomrtry tBlot). Goth Of these tcXt-bnohs
are translated By General + II. Smith. oil the ' II
ginia Military lnstitute.)
III. Senior class.
DIfercntiaI and Integral Calculus (CourtenaTl'
Theory of L quations, Philosophy of Mathcmatics
(Bledsoe). .,,, -
in this school great Importance is attached 't
the solution of questions new to me STUDENT o"
involving the principles he IL taught 49,
In the Junior class exercises VIII &c plFci
weekly. In the intermediate and senior Cl.sse'
ono hour ner week win he devoted to the extern
nora solution Of such problems rs may be present
ed. The History of Mathematics VII be t,nI, II
Mnntucla (!Ii.t ire de Mathc:natiqucl viii be re
He'd on for material.
Ill
SCHOOL OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS.
For the present the Professor of M.thcmatic
Will dfschargr he duties Of this school
Ju1i0r class: Surveying, Leve!'ing NaTiga
tion D..cririIvc Geometry an Drawing.
Senior Class: Mathematical Mechanics am
astronomy. ,
school Of mathematics will be rcckoncd as one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-18

HOCKUE HILL ACADEM men
- fourth session ~ this school Ter ?o". .ffr,,s,,
and boys corner OF seventh ana nIaN1 80 close
viii commence MONDAY. septenhsr -i9t' "a, ls4yA-
2nh Of June following Circulars ~ 49,
torres and schooI-room. ,,, ,ar sr5.
Charges English aud hslheinatie" ~ each
ion. sss. Greek and Modern Language
$50: latin. $40 Psysbls, half session, In s a,h
80 l-tQctls D - pSAen'
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.AasRRGslks'a RAJ.

1E7H HEAT CROP OF 1859.
To secure good crop the EICKFORD \
HUFFMAN GRAIN and GUANb DRILL, th
most perfect and reliable agricultural implcEl ii
ever made.
We manufacture them Of Il quality Of material
and STYLE Of finish never before equallcd IN this
market.
Every drill warranted. Order .arly. Farmer
md dealers are Invited 10 send for copy Of gu:
,ew illustrated catalogue. no." ready.
Ii. VI. SMI II ( CO.,
I'D sw,rwlw manufacturers.
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AInRMnOD SCHOOL.

NlURNUUD SCHUDh. .-.,,,l
~ WILLIAM ID. CABELL: rrIaSa,[[~ =
assisted BY ,w" Nsstrrs oi Art OF the rs
VIRGINIA and foar other accomplished IN ar he
Ihl, school Is De signed I" prcrarc tou''1,,,,ass
University of Virginia, ar for immto5'" eN = ia,
un0n the duties OF life. The fourth session 80
SEPTEMBER %. 1868. -. ,,,.rtt1
REFERENCES : The students Who hAEc ,,.II '
the school nom It's foundation. zee 80, Nif-
Also Faculties OF University ~ Virginia; -. .yj
-inia Military Institute, Washington t"'''a"
irgtnians generally. -. Kim
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DRY G 0 0 D s .

CARDOZO, ALsOP Il FoUFQCEEAS
are now receiving their
FALL STOCK OF NEW AND DESIRABL Z
DRY GOODS
and invite their friends and the public generally To
call and examine them.
Their goods are BOUGHT ENTIRELY FOR CASH,
and viii he sold very cheap.
Their stock VIII embrace AL he newest styles In
DRESS GOODS together with 4 full line Of SEA
PIE and DOMESTIC FABRICS.
:. VI PRICE. JOHN -. EIiLEs,
JACK TEMPLE. THOMAS -. QCaRLKe,
r. with thctn md will be glad 10 serve Their
friends.
CARDOZO, ALsOP ( FOUKQUREAE.
Am
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SFISS TAXEWELL'S SCHOOL F0l

HTISS TAXEWELL'S SCHOOL FOR
IA J rr%G IaDIt> iND CHILDREN MI
commence It's second .es-iuu IN the FIRST b3T
Of 80" TONER and CLOSE h.. last ily ~ Iar.
Circulars, containing 4 NOR detailed Account Z
the ScEu0l, car b. obtained from herself af,pr a-
first day Of september. n the residence 49, AZ
Fifth street between truce and franklin.
TENNIS. PAYABLE o*--p ALE - ADTASCS.
Primary lass, per session nine m"wtii>...,. l.:
Intermediate, Class. per session giuc month. Z"
senior Class. per session nine w"U'h,.......... 4
Latin and French au.uagrs cach........... Il
Al o5-2mS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

A little boy was killed and almost
entirely eaten up by lynx, near Ma
repgo, in this State, about two weeks
ago. He had been sent in the fore
noon to a field, some distance from
his home, with his fathers dinner,
and was overtaken and killed by the
ferocious beast. His mother supposed
he had remained with his father dur
ing the day, and the father supposed
that for some reason lie had not start
ed for the field. The fearful truth
did not dawn upon the household
until the return of the father, when
q search took place and the head and
one arm of the little fellow were
found, the remaining portions of the
body having been devoured,
1t is said that one Of these blood
thirsty and feYocious beasts has fire.
quently been seen in the vicinity OF
Black Hawk creek, in this county
Means should be taken to ferrit out
and kill the monster before another
of these heartrending occurrences
takes place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

The fitness of things is exempli-
fed In the nomination of Humph-
reys, late brigadier general in the
Rebel Army, as Democyatic eandi-
date for Congress, in Indiana. There
Is no Disgusting or .equiyocation in
this. It Ii bold, honest rebclism-an
offspring Of the same spirit which
sent into the field an army, clad in
grey, armed with stolen muskets, and
the flag of "stars and bars" over
them. No truer indication of the
rampant spirit of the Democracy is
20 be found, that i'm the selection of
rebel officers as candidates for Office
in the north. Brave Union soldiers
would not accept office or nomina.
ton on such platforms as they would
be compelled to stand upon. To the
Democrats of Iowa, We say, follow
the example of your co-patriots of
Indiana. Why nominate Tom. Clag-
get2 Take Forrest, Magruder, or
Beauregard-men who fought and
hled Ia defense of your bad cause.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

The Democracy will be some time
before they recover from their scare
over the nomination of Grant and
Colfax. They bid for the first name OIL
our ticket until they were ashamed
and ut last giving it up in disgust
they are now frightened out of their
wits by the nomination of Grant by
the Republicans. They claim that
they can beat Grant at ell events but
that is mere pow-wow. They claim
that he is weak but that Is an after
thought, when they find he is will
ing to trust the people in the restora-
ton Of the country to peace. They go
into this fight with divided ranks.
Their colors are not well defined and
theirleaders are puzzled by combina-
ting interests and passions such as
a medley like the Democratic party
alone can compose. Grant and Col
fax will win and the Democrats
know 1t. Let us keep up the cry.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

THE STATE OF IOWA,
Black Hawk County, So --..
NOTICES hereby given that on the 1st day oil
~ august, A. 2. looS, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at
the Court House, In tine village of Waterloo,
and county aforesaid, win be sold at Public Auc-
tion to the highest bidder for cash. the following
described real estate, levied upon and taken by
virtue of special execution, issued from the Office
of the Clerk of the District Court, within and for
the county of Black lklwk State of Iowa, In favor
OF j. NJ. Overman et a., and against the property
OF q. g. Petun and Frances Pelton. to-wit: Lots
0, and in fr lot No. |, in Section 10 lot % in
John Il. Barrick's subdivision. Section No. T. o
acres out the N. w. corner of s, w. ar Sec. No.
West TO lands decided to Hiram Livingston, thence
south to lands decided to Calvin May, thence east
to quarter line thence north TO place of beginning
piece OF land commencing 10 rode east of ". w.
corner OF s. W. quarter of 3. r. quarter. Section
No. Z running east Is rods, thence south a6L rods
thence West Is rods, thence north 26Z rods to
place of beginning, containing az acres. Also q
piece of land commencing at point ~ rods north
of point so rods east of the south quarter post of
Section Z, running thence north 81 rods, thence
west so rods, thence south 30 rods thence east so
rods to place Of beginning. Also lots /, 2 and 3.
In fir lot 1. Section 1S Also lot % of til. south
west fractional. quarter of Section z, containing
T3l-l00 acres. the north "A OF the north u of S. E.
quarter. s. w; quarter OF Section No Z, all In
Township 80, Range IL, West of 5th principal me-
riaian, in Black Hawk county, Iowa, or 20 much
thereof may be necessary to satisfy said writ OF
execution and all accruing costs. .sss s....s
Dated at the Shcritfs Office, Waterloo, July Cd,
1865.
WE BROWN,
i5w2pfSfaOO Sheriff Of Black Hawk County,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

A despatch from Des MONIES states
that Gov. Merrill has pardoned Mrs.
McArdle, who was convicted in Du-
buque county, in 1854, OF numbering
her husband, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for life.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

The post office department has es-
tablished u post Office at Sheffield, in
Dubuque county; Rock Creek in
Mitchell county; Hockberry, In
Floyd county, and established one
ut sigel, in Clayton, and one at
coriei!e, in Jones county. The post
office at Otteryille, Buchanan county,
has been discontinued, the nearest
post office now to that place being at
Independence.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10
ASSIGNEES NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT.

TN the District Court of the United States for the
Il District of Iowa-ln Bankruptcy, in the matter
Of Jesse WATSON, Bankrupt.
TO sVhom it may Concern.
The undersigned, hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointnent AZ Assignee of the Estate of Jesse Was-
son, of Laporte City, in the county of Black Hawk
in said District; and who was, to wit on the sfth
day of May, A. d. 1858. adudged Bankrupt upon
the Petition OF himself, BY the District Court OF
said District.
Dated Al Boones bcro'. the lat day OF July. A. D.
1853. JAMES w. GREER.
JlylowJ Assignee.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10
Republican ConErcssion-
al Convention. .

The Biennial Republican Congressional Conven-
tion OF the Sixth Congressional District will meet
at Montana Boone County, on the 18th day OF
JAY A. d. 1885, at II O'Clock A. NJ, Tor the purpose
cf nominating Candidate for Representative In
Congress to BIC voted for at the next General Eicc-
ton.
The ratio OF representation win be as follows;
One delegate from each County and one additional
delegate Tor every hundred votes, and fractional
part of hundred over fifty, cast at the hast c}cc
tion for Governor Samuel Merrill.
by order Of the Congressional Dist. Com.
CfiAS ALDRICH, Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

Just as We go to press, we learn
that Seymour was nominated for
President, on the 22d ballot, by the
Democratic Convention now in SEES
sion in New York.
Frank P. Blair was also nominated
for Vice President.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10
The Way the Public
Lands E'Iy.

"A summary from Mr.. Julian's re-
port shows the following result OF
the dispensation of the public lands :
The Government, since it's orrani-
cation, has sold lands amounting to
over 154, 000, 900 acres.
Of the lands sold, there remain i'm
private hands, not reduced to occu-
pancy as farms, over 81, 0OO, 900 acres.
The Government grants of lands
TO western and Southern States. TO
ana IN constructing railroads, amount
to over 81, 900, 900 acres.
The grants to aid in the construc-
ton OF canals amount to over II, 0O0,-
900 acres.
The grants to different lines of Pa
clflc Railroad Companies, l24 900, 900
acres.
The amount Of land granted and to
be granted to the States under the act
OF Congress of July 2, 1862, to aid in
the establishment of agricultural
colleges, reaches $500, 900 acres.
The lands granted to the States un-
der different acts of Congress as
swamp and overlooked lands
amount to 43, 00O, 900 acres, making n
total of 24S 200, 900 acres of land
This is exclusive of the Indian lands
previously enumerated, and also of
the sections given to the Western
States for the benefits of their school
systems.
The lands granted to the Pacific
Railroads alone amount to 1913, 100
square miles--a territory within H.
o75 square miles as large as France,
with its population of 80, OO0, 900. III
we take the grants to secondary roads.
las for instance, the 1900, 900 acres
and more of public lands given to
Kansas, on admission, for railroad
purposes, we shall probably have q
domain equal to Great Britain. Ire
land, Prussia and Switzerland COM
bined.
THE CRoPs.--Never, within the
recollection of any man now living
in Iowa, have the crops at this seq,
son OF the year presented more flat
terlng appearance. There is no
variation in the accounts which
reach us from all sections of our
highly favored State. We were sur
prised to notice the other day the
forwardness of crops along the line
of the railroad between this city and
Monticello, and back in the coun-
try on what is called Bowen IS Prairie.
Wheat, corn and oats all have fine
growth. We did not observe a stun
ted field on the whole route. In the
vicinity of Monticello, and back of
that place for six miles most of the
corn is knee high and the wheat
fields are all headed out, and will be
ready for the reaper in the course of
ten days. Haying has already COM
menced, And the crops will far ex-
eeed that of any previous year. One
OF the finest fields of coin we saw
was that of MIR. Horace Avrill, on
Bowen's Prairie. The field was re-
markably even and the corn already
in blow. Roasting ears may be look
ed for in two weeks mt least. Farm
ers have no occasion for complaining
this season. An abundant harvest
will crown the labor of the hus-
bandman this year.-Daduq,te Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10
DISSOLUTION.

TTyHE Partnership heretofore existing and carried
Il on at Cedar Falls, Iowa, and Denver, Colora
do, by and between w. II. Gross and b. w. Rogers,
under the Arm name of Gross IL Rogers, for the
practice OF Dentistry, is this day Dissolved by mu.
tual consent All elaine against the Cedar Falls
Office win be paid by W. III. Gross. and those
against the Denver Office by b. W. Rogers.
w. III. GROSS.
Ii. W. ROGERS.
Cedar Falls Iowa, June 3, 1868. Is
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

| - - ~ ~
WOODEN Mills
Are now ready for Custom
Work. They will manufacture
Wool into almost any variety
of Cloth, Blankets, or Yarn,
with neatness and dispatch.
Will exchange Cloth for Wool,
so that customers can take
home with themselves the value
of their Wool the same day, in
such goods as they may select
from the largest variety of
Wooden Goods kept by any one
house in the West. ..,...
Il is surprising to see such
Fine and Durable Goods made
in Cedar Falls. The Company
have now in store Ladies Cloth,
hard to beat. Also, Delicate
Patterns for Children's Cloth
ing. Also, Heavy Double and
Twist Goods, for Farmers
wear. In fact, it would be
difficult to describe the quality
and kind of goods that crowd
their store. All are cordially
invited to examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
Cedar Falls Wooden Mills;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

The vote i'll Vinton on Incorpora-
ton on Friday resulted as follows !:
Total vote, go; for incorporation,
lo2; against, los; adverse majority,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10
New Advertisements.

Accounts Of Justices and constabaes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

hereby certify that the foregoing IL q correct
statement OF Road and School moneys on hand
belonging to the several Townships, for Quarter
ending June Both, 1868. "
10. A. WHITAKER.
Treasurer Of Black Hawk County.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

and defiant speech in which he predicted
that before he served out his time Of impris-
onmen.thc British monarchy would be over
thrown. He gloried in the act for which he
was now condemned. and hoped an oppor-
tunity would be given to him to repeat II.
MiDswHT.-In the House OF Lords this
evening Earl Mayo asked leave to bring in
c bill to suspend the operation Of the writ
Of sbe corpus for a short period from the
first Of March. He said the Fenian leaders
had shown an utter disregard Of their os:hs
. allegiance to the crown. and stated that
out Of 265 Fenians who had deserted ninety
five were Ameriaus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

allowance, in any invention or patent while
In the service.
Mr.. Chandler objected.
The speaker presented a communication
from the Secretary OF War, in answer to .
resolution offered BY Mr.. Brooks. with cop
les Of all orders BIZ the commanders of the
Finh Military District of the South for Tie
execution Of the reconstruction acts. Re
ferred to committee Oh reconstruction.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the two remaining resolutions in the
election case from the Second Congressional
District OF Kentucky, declaring that Samuel
l. Smith, contestant for Browns seat, did
not receive a msjority Of the votes, and d.
recsing the Speaker to notify the Governor
ofkentucky that a vacancy for Congress
exists n that District.
Without disposing Of the question the
House adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

NEW fosE, Feb. ia Washington
special states that Lieut.. Gen. Sherman has
te~legraphed to one or two Of his friends in
Washington and other places that he does
not wish TO come here, and that he does not
believe the President can legally create .
new military division. lie is SO determined
On this point that he prefers the alternative
o resignation, and will n1t act II ordered to
accept the post
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman has telegraphed to
his brother to have the Military Committee
refuse to sanction the appointment. The
Senate will present . bill deny ing the au-
shority Of the President TO make the pro-
posed change. This action on the part Of
Gen. Sherman creates . great deal Of talk.
At . consultation Of internal revenue
officials here yesterday it Was decided that
steamship owners must obtain Q certificate
from Collector Shoak ~ we'll ~ from the
Custom House, showing that the tax had
been paid before delivering cotton to its
owners or agents.
A Washington dispatch says: The
friends Of the President expect he will soon
remove Stanton and appoint another men,
Der OF the Cabinet sd interim 10 perform the
duties. It is thought this conrss will in
volve only a peaceful Judicial question. The
insubordinatc position Of Gen. Grant to-
wards the President is also mentioned ss q
cause for his immediate arrest ard trial be-
fore . court martial.
The chances OF Gen. McClellan's nomina-
ton as Minister to England are improving
Zen. Clay is said to have rendered bis re.
siguation rs Minister to Prussia.
The city Of Mexico correspondent Of Jan.
20, states that the whole country 10 reported
broken ous with pronunciamentos.
A severe aghs occurred in the city Of
kexie, between the officers Of Juarsz's body
guard and the police, and the whole affair
had been laid before Congress.
Legetle, who had pronounced in favor 81
Ortega, is said to be without friends.
BY the arrival Of the steamer Moro Castle
from Havana on the 9th, We learn that the
Spanish General has conceded . subsidy Of
el2 900 to the mail steamers between the
Antilles and Mexican coast another Of
ga 900 to those between Spain and Hav-
ana.
The stock Of sugar in the Havana stores
on the 3lst ult., Vas 81 ,803 boxes and
l.16s hogheads, against 1890 boxes and
ll06 hogsheads last year a the same time.
The Spanish Bank, Havana, 10 about e.
tablisaing . branch 1t Astaozss.
Steamships Minnesota and Palmyra from
Liverpool have arrived.
ALBANY, Feb. l5.-In the constitutional
convention yesterday = resolution to sub.
init the constitution to the people a the
general election Of the present year was 70.
ferred. The reports on suffrage and on the
Legislature we're amended and recommit
| ted.