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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
Prospects of the Wheat
Market.


The Chicago Tribune of 4th inst.
contains encouraging news to the
wheat holders. 1t says the English
papers are just now deep in the dis
cussion of very important problem
the price of wheat i'm the future.
The wheat crop of Great Britain was
an ample one, and the demand on
the United States was SO much re-
duced during the fall that prices de-
c;ined rapidly, the downward course
of the market being made more ex-
teusive by the financial stingency
which followed the locking up of so
much capital in October and Novem-
Der last by the New York railroad
rings. But the great drought of the
summer in the British Isles, though
favorable to the growth of wheat, OPP
Grated most disastrsusly oil the root
crops. and tits now found that the
farmers there have been feeding the
wheat so literally to their cattle and
hogs rs seriously to diminish the
quantity OH hand, thus making the
"oid country" much more
dependent on us for the supply of the
coming summer than has been here
tofore deemed possible. Private ad.
vices were received 10 this effect in
our market yesterday, and the conse-
quence was material advance in
the price Of wheat. 1t is not well to
be too sanguine, but the indications
now are that our grain owners will
yet be reimbursed for the losses of the
past six months by considerable APP
probation of this important cereal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08

Apropos of the stringency in the
money market, the Cincinnati Ga
zette gives the following sensible adj
vice: 7".t .-..# Z.
Money is said TO be scarce. New
York dispatches say il Is close there.
Several millions in currency are
shipped every week to the West. 1t
is also scarce in Third street. Cur
reDcy is constantly going to the coun-
try. Soon this currency must begin
to return to the cities 1t would be
returning now quite freely If people
who receive it in exchange for pre-
duce were prompt In paying their
debts. Instead of using IL in :his
way, however, there Is a disposition
to lloard-to keep the greenbacks for
while to look ut them. This is the
cause of the present scarcity of mon
cy. The same cause operates TO u
large extent In this city. Here there
is scare about the scarcity of money
and those who have engagements In
the future are disposed TO hold on to-
the money that comes into their
hands. Thus creditors who have
small bills are put of from day to
day. This increases the scare. ut
Is impossible to collect money" 10
the general remark. Said a banker
To us yesterday, Urge the people to
nay their small bills. Five thousand
dollars let loose would pay all the
small bills about the city, and would
make money comparatively easy"
If one man will pay, that will enable
another to pay aud so OIL to the end
of the chapter.
There is plenty OF money, If peo-
pie would use what they have got i'm
paying their debts. Pay your small
bills, and thus means will be fur
nished for paying large ones.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08

In Connecticut Ex-Governor Buck.
inghsm, Republican, has been elect
ed to succeed Mr.. Dixon, Democrat.
Mr.. Patterson, of Tennessee, Demo
crat, and son-in-law of President
johnson, is 10, BE succeeded by Par
son Browplow. Ohio will exchange
Ben. Wade, Republican, for Judge
Allen G. Thurman, Democrat; and
Maryland VIM. Pinkney White for
VIM. It. Hamilton, both Democrats.
The Florida Legislature has elected
Abijah Gilbert TO succeed A. s..
Welch.
Alive grocer man at Lock Haven,
Pa, has standing yearly advertise.
ment of nine columns, or one whole
page i'm the Weekly Democrat Of that
place, for which he pays one thous-
and dollars. Wen bet our boots that
he will never go to the insane asy-
lum. s4 3D. -."..' .@..a.
The Boston fOst says the man VINO
bought goose on Christmas because
he thought no recognized In 1t a
family likeness, manifested more af-
fiction than Judgment. H
Especially shun whisky, fast wo-
men and the United States" were
the dying words of man who was
hanged in Canada the other day.
Colfax, it is said, declines to lecture
any more, because she Las that done
for him at home" .a.sa P. ~ g.. ..
The Boston advertiser says that
William b. Astor 10 too rich for COM
fort. " s#"t.a ... t..4
Many Christians, says Beecher, are
like chesnuts-very pleasant nuts,
but inclosed in very prickly burrs,
which need various dealings Of ma.
-ture, and her grip of frost, before the
kernel Ia disclosed. II } s-'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
State News.

Tooth Carpenter Is the name OF o
McGregor dentist. -aHraa. HH
The Oskaloosa Herald advertised a
card cutter for sale and received u
call for sleigh! .. t.a... aH
Governor Merrill has appointed A.
S. Kissell of Davenport, Superintend-
ent of public instruction vice Wells
deceased. 49,.
A disappointed lover, Tilted by a
good looking German girl, hung him
self to tree in Clayton county, the
other night and was found frozen
stiff i'm the morning.
Toogood & Bethel, of Manchester,
have purchased the eating house at
Waterloo.
The Muscatine Journal notes the
decease of half dozen Iowa news
papers recently, and remarks that a
sure way TO make an independent
fortune in short time is to embark
in the newspaper business.
Indy, of the Waverly Ncrs, goes
for Andy Phelt's ''insides." Indy
thinks Andy deserves little punch
ing for his structures in days past, on
the "inard" question.
Moses Colt Tyler lectured in Du-
buque last Monday evening.
Hon. Charles Pomeroy, our menu
her of congress from this district,
has thirty.seven counties from
which to receive applicants for Post
Offices and other favors.
The Supreme court OF Iowa, has
overruIed railroad decision of the
Supreme court of the United States,
Iowa is some OH law.
Two young ladies Of this State
have taken up lands under the home.
stead act, and propose moving oil
them to run farm Oh their own nc
count.
Elk. Gov. Kirkwood celebrated the
twenty. fifth anniversary of his wed
ded life by a silver wedding on the
! 2Sth Of last month.
Charles City has lazy club organ
ization. The lntettigencer says two
members have been discharged-One
for sticking fly, which lighted on
his face, and another for gaping toe
quickly and opening his jaws two
wide. A third member was censured
for running down hill, but was lei
off on the plea that lie was too lazy
to hold back.
A citizen Of Marshalltown wears
No. IL boots. .-...
The editor of the Monticello Err
press had u Christmas present in the
shape of pair of twins-boy ane
girl.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08


The Iora Homestead of n recent
date contains a well timed article on
the damaging effect OF running our
agricultural fsirs into horse trots,
and of making them the harvests of
"sporting men" Instead Of farmers.
It's influence has been felt during
the year just past, and the tendency
of public opinion has been marked.
IF any one is inclined to fiatter
himself,r says the Homestead, THAT
the horse racing TEXTURES i'm so far rs
this is made up of horses kept rs
reporting hcrses," by sporting
men," not by farmers, is not, to all
inients and purposes, dead, then we
. have only to say to such, wait but q
little, and you will see." ..#
I'VE say dead, because the men
who get up agricultural fairs, and for
whose benefit agricultural fairs are
gotten up, viz: The farmers, are, as q
class, from principle, and from every
consideration of expediency, opposed
10 horse racing, merely as such.
When confined to stations, brood
mares, or fillies intended as such,
Shen to test the speed is entirely le.
climate" a ''H.# -"
So long as they are denominated
agricultural fairs they should be
made such, aud the departments
which go to make the exhibitions OF
the work of the husbandman ought
not TO be, placed secondary, as they
now are. ..s. ...
: Tho time Is coming, If not this year
II must be next, when the feature of
agricultural horse trotting" will be
done away with and the question
will be settled, that fairs can be made
success without the aid of sporting
men. ... "a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08

nois Central, and that great proper.
ton of the magnificent grant OF lands
on this line was last winter turned
over TO the Iewa Falls and Sioux City
Company, af the head Of which IL
Mr.. John I. Blair, of New jersey.
In each Of the acts of the Legislature
here referred 10 there was. however,
a provision which greatly retarded
the work, on either road, and came
near resulting in untold disaster
to the State by putting Ii off indefi-
nitely--a calamity only prevented Ivy
q heavy outlay of money on the part
of the people, already made or prom
ised. BY this expensive means, the
effect of the unfortunate legislation
has been at least for the time being
cpunteracted, and work on both the
McGregor and Sioux City and the
Iowa Falls and Sioux City roads Is
progressing. The latter road will be
in operation TO Webster City, only
twenty miles east of Fort Dodge, on
the Des Moines, during the present
month. It's now within eight miles
of Webster City. The former road
will he completed to Charles City, OH
the Cedar, early in tile coming sea-
SON, and both, ii is not doubted, will
he pushed rapidly forward through
Northwestern Iowa. r"a.. .....
Here, then, we have large extent
Of country--ab0ut rs large as Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut together
soon to- be opened up 10 the fine civil
lIzation and progress of the most
Radical State of our Republic. 1t IL
country of uncommoniy fertile soil,
fine rivers and lakes, and beautiful
scenery. Through part of il lies
long and rich stretch of the noted
coal measures of Iowa. The finest
gypsum of the world il found there
in exhaustless abundance. Building
rock Of fine quality abounds. In
brief, Northwestern Iowa, thus about
to move forward in the march of
progress, surely offers as many sub
stantial inducements to rapid settle
ment as can be fonrd anywhere, and
i'm no long time will material y add
to the trade and commerce of the
Northwest. and. of course of Chicago.
Chicago Post. 20. ..a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08

The census reports show that the
population of Iowa is usually just
about six times a. great as the vote.
The vote at the recent election was,
in round numbers, l95. 600, indicating
increase, during the past eight years,
of nearly 100000, Notwithstanding
four of them were years of war, dur
ing which SD, 600 men of the State
were in the field fighting for the
Union, of whom large number died
i'm hospitals or on the battle fields of
the Republic. from Wilson's Creek to
Mobile, and from Gettysburg TO Sa-
bine Cross. Roads. Wedoubt whether
any State not having n considerable
city can show II growth greater than
this. Iowa is among the most exclu-
sively agricultural of all States. But
two cities-Dubuqae aud Davenport
contain over 5000 people each,
while only Muscatine, Burlington,
Keokuk, Des Moines and Council
Bluffs, in all these, have over 10000
each. The great body of the people
is composed of farmers and their fam
llies, and it cannot be doubted that,
take IL all in all, Iowa is as fine an
Agriculture! region as the sun in all
his rounds shines upon,
But, though Iowa IL already a
great State, and populous, model
i'm radical politics. and, therefore, in
progress and intelligence, there is a
large portion of the terrific
~ yet undeveioped and unsettled.
This is the northwestern part, from
the western border of the valley of
the Dies Moines, above the Chicago
western boundary of the State. And
even cast Of the Dies Moines, north of
that railway, the magnificent valley
OF the Cedar, the most beautiful river
i'm all tile West, the country has but
just commenced development.
Ii is therefore matter OF congra.'
ulaiion that energetic progress il ma
king Oh the lines of the McGregor
and Sioux City and the Iowa Falls
and Sioux City railroads. 1t will be
recollected by many of our readers
that the old and now defunct Me-
Gregor Western Company having
completed road from McGregor to
or beyond the village of Postville,
about twenty-five miles, sold out, bag
and baggage, TO the Milwaukee,
and St Paul Company, whereby the
extension Of the road across Iowa was
indefinitely postponed; and that he
Iowa Legislature of last winter turned
over the land grant to the McGresor
and Sioux City Company. 1t will e
also reeollected tina. the Dubuque
and Sioux City Company, having
conlpieted the line of that road &c
Iowa Falls, 150 miles west of Du.
bugue, there stalled turned osej
tbs working Of the road " the Iii
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
New Advertisements.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT,

TN Bankruptcy. In the District Court Of the
Il United States for the District of Iowa. In the
matter of Hiram Livingston, Bankrupt.
To Whom ii may Concern:
The undersigned, hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment AZ Assignee of the estate OF Hiram
Livingston, OF New Hart ord. in the county OF
Butler. In said District: aud who was, to wit on
the l8ih day OF June, A. ID. 1865, adjudged Bank
rupt, upon the petition of himself by the District
Court Of said District
Dated at Montana, the 2ist day of December, 4.
ID. 1868. ..-
IA. EATON,
41Ha Assignee,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
Drift Wood.

. It is estimated that the census of
1870 will show the population of the
United States to be $4,000, 600.
.a Washington specials state that An.
drew Johnson intends retiring all
army officers over sixty. He had
better DO that aud then retire him
self. .t
A. Us wholesale pardon proclama.
ton finds but few endorsers among
the loyal PEOPLE of the country.
Saml. Bowles, who was imprisoned
by Wall Street Fisk, is going to bring
suit against the latter gent.
A new express movement ia on foot.
The managers of the late American
I Express Company, Thompson, Of
/. Thompson's Express. and other ex.
express kings, are organizing pro-
ject for the establishment of q new
company On the territory now occu-
pied by the American Merchants
Union Express Company.
A runaway couple from New York
found clergyman on the train he
tween New York and Newark, and
were married by him on Christmas
. day, while the train was in motion.
They must have been on a regular
train. .ss..a.Eg.. s.s
Nasty says General Grant was the
last settler OF Virginia"
G. F. Train, grateful for the recep-
ton Of n complimentary" told the
theatrical manager In Omaha that a
good theatre is as much a moral in
slitution as q church." a.aa ...
In Mississippi recusant lover had
to pay Miss Carr $4,000 damages for
] broken promises, with which sum
che will doubtless soon have more
lovers In her train. .,...
At Bible class recitation last Sun
day, the clergyman asked young
lady, what is your consolation i'm
life and death?" The young lady
FLUSHED and hesiiated. "Will you
not tell me?' urged tire teacher. II
don't want to tell his NAME" said the
ingenious girl, "but I've no objection
10 telling you where he lives"
Secret marriages are SO common i'm
Ohio, that the young women can't
get beau. Every man is afraid Of
courting another mans wife.
The rumor that the President was
about to recall our Minister TO the
sublime Porte, is believed 10 have
grown out of the fact that the Presi-
dent said he felt sublime after taking
some port. .-".
On the 4th of March next the terms
of the following named Senators ex-
pire: Messrs. Bayard, Del; Bucka-
lew, Pa; Chandler, Mich; CONFESS,
CAL; Dixon, Conn; Doelittle, Wis. !;
Edmunds. VT; Frelinghuysen, N. j.;
Morrill,, Me-; Patterson, Tenn; Ram
sey, Mimi; Sprague, II. l.; Stewart,
Nevada; Summer, Mass; Upton,
Neb.; Van Wrinkle, West Va; Wade,
Ohio: Welch, Fla; and White, Md.
OF these twenty-five Senators only
two, SO far, have been reelected
Messrs. Edmunds and Sprague, both
Republicans. In California Eugene
Casserly, Democrat, has been elected
te sncesed DIR. ganness, RepubtisRE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
Every Ticket Draws a Prize !
100000 DOLLARS.
4 Chance to DraW any of the above
Prizes by Purchasing a Sealed
Ticket for % Cents.

Tickets describing each Prize are SEALED in
Envelopes aud thoroughly mixed. On receipt OF
- Cent?. Il Sealed Ticket will be drawn, without
choice, and delivered at our office, or sent By mali
to any address. The prize named upon 10 VIII NJ
delivered to the ticket-hoder on pay IN .Df OF One
Dollar. Prizes win be Immediately cent to any
address, rs requested, By express or return mail.
You niA tao,u schat your prise IS bsfors you
pay FORT, Aay P'tEs may 3. src1,Gngsa for an
other IF the same Calae. s1Sf- No Blanks.
s65~ Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
sefcrcnces.-We select the few following
names from the many who have lately drawn Val
liable Prizes and kindly permitted us to publish
8. T. wilkens. Buffalo, New York. $1,000: Mrs
F.. Stuart. 70 Nelson Place, y. Y. 500; Mrs T.
Monroe. Chicago, H., Piano. valGed at $50: w
curtiss. New Haven. Gold Watch, $20o: Rob ri
Jackson, Dubuque. Sewing Machine. Sieo Philip
Washington. d. c., Musical BOs, $3.50; Miss En-
ma waiwo ortiz. Milwaukee. Wa. Piano, $500; J.
r. Fsrrir. New Orleans, Gold Watch $3.50.
We publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
ssThey are doing the largest business: the firm
is reliable: and deserve their success. - Weekly
I'i5aHe, FEB. 5.
I'VE have examined their system. and know
them to be- a fair dealing firm. ~. 4. Herald,
Fe5. q, 1868 E# aa. a #@#@@
Last week friend OF ours drew a $500 prize
which was promptly received. "-Ddlty Aet0s, Mar
3 1875.
Send rnr circular giving many more references
and favorable notices from the press. Liberal in.
dacements 10 agents. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Erery Package Of Seated Enrsiepss ContaiRs one
- " - = ~6dsh G.r.A % @ty
W Six Tickets for One Dollar. IS for two dol
lar. rs for Five Dollars 10 fer Fifteen Dollars.
All letters should be addressed to
PARKER, MOORE & CO,
40ma 195 Broadway, N. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
BAD TASTE

In the mouth I'm the morning il one of the symp-
toms OF bilious condition or disordered state Of
the liver. and should not. for single day be neg
lected, as II IL but the premonitory symptoms OF
a train of evils and the very seeds Of disease. -
Procure NJ once Robacks Blood Pills administer
them according to the directions accompanying
each box, aud the difficulty and danger Of disease
will ut once be removed.
WISE 4 BRYANT, Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08

Or Whites which follow local debility and consti-
tunonai weakness. be effcctually cured BY the
use of Roback's Stomach Bitter. Do not lei tho
Druggist sell you any other remedy. rs these Bit.
ters are prepared with especial reference to this
and are warranted to cure. -a. Fl
.-" WISE s. BRYANT, Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
WANTED-AGENTS,

S75 to $500 per month everywhere male and
female, to introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE. This Machine viii stitch hem. fell. tuck
quilt. cord, bind, braid and cmhroider in a most
-uperio manner. Price. only Sls. Fully warran-
chine that win sew a stronger more beautiful or
more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the Elias
tic Lock stitch" Every second Stitch can be cut
and still the cloth caDnct be pulled apart without
tearing il. We pay Agents from S15 to $500 per
month and expenses or commission from which
twice that amopnt' can be made. Address Sc
COMB & Co, PITTsBURG, Pa, Boston, Mass,
or ST. Lows. No. ET7-Fgs So.
CAUTTON.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines.
under the same name or otherwise. Ours il the
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured. 3Gw4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
THE STATE OF Iowa,t. i.

TIE Hes: STATE ATE, OF To IONA .....
In compliance with section dG3 OF the Revised
Statutes OF the State Of Iowa. the foregoing proc
h.maiion IL published ~ notice to The electors Of
Black Hawk County. Iowa. Of the matters and
things therein SET forth. whereof the electors o.
said Black Hawk County will take due notice.
~ In testimony of which, bereunto SCI
Jr q my name and title of oiiice, at Waterloo
#-E WI BROWN,
<swS EberiH Rlssk Hawk County.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
Not "a Beverage,

Unlike most OF the bitters OF the present day,
DR.. Roback's are not intended a. pleasant stim-
uiating whisky beverage, but are perfectly medic
nal. containing only ~ ficient pure bourbon whS-
ky 10 hold in solution the medicinal extractlve
matter nom which they are cornDo-ed.
WISE & BRYANT, Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
Keep Your Blood Pure.

There are no remedies. now before the public.
go wen calculated to purify the blood and recon.
struct 80 70 spcak) the whole system Roback 4
Blood Purifier, Blood Pills and stomach Btters.
.t1 rs. WISE i BRYANT, Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08

Il worth pound Of cure. Fever and Ague can
be prevented in all climates and in all constitutions
by the constant use OF Roba.k's Stomach Bitterr
aud oft.imes the very worst cases have been cured
by their timely use. Persons liy ,ng in malarious
districts should never be without them. 80.
WISE & BRYANT, Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
CARpETs.

,,PEAR, PRINCE b HOLBFOoK, importers
- and dealers in Carpetings, Paper Uangings
md Win low Shades We sell oar goods low,
market win afford A new Carpet House with q
stock entirely new throughout. ~ 81 81 State St,
east front of Crosby's Opera House. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08
Only $2.75 Per Copy.
TNE PRACTICAL FARMER.

Published i'm Philadelphia;
MONTH"; j, at s1.s0 per anaun, IN esseanee, by
PASCIIALL MORRIS. Is No. 18th ST. Philadsl-
phia. 20 Copies for $50. Is chiefly made up OF
original matter IN relation to every Department
of Agriculture. Horticulture and Rural ECONOMY
Large Inducements and liberal premiums offered
TO agents and canvassers. Sample copies furpssh~
ei OF appncstior-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08

II that of the dyspeptic. Why suffer when Ro-
backs Blood Purifier and Blood Pills viii surely
cure you. They can he obtained from
- WISE s. BRYANT, Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08

A n. MILLER, cor Randolph q Clark streets,
"A. Chicago. importer. Manufacturer D. Whole
sale Dealer In Watches. Jevslry. Silver and Plated
W9s. A0spsy u lie EstorS Watch Go
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-08

Or Inflammation of the Eyes, not unsrequently
arises from diSordercd state OF the stomach n
few doses Of ,Robaek's, Blood Pills viii, in most
cases, effect cure bv removing the cause
WISE & BRYANT, Agents.