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Railroads.
1860.

0tlV ROUTE FOR
- z561is, Mo-, Cleveland, Ohio,
Msnphis, Tenn, ST. Paul, Minnesota,
Cincinnati Ohio, Detroit, Michigan,
lndlAna4nEiss Ind slI!.
ssslssi ils;sfk s,o . aa es. aSsB.! gre
and at principal Cities West and ssuth-westy via
the BALTIMORE & OHIO BALROADl and yiss
by which passengers going West can purchase
rehresyh .tiehetesfg " cz;ei <sss1sal fessan
boro'; By s. doins they .l,!.I $40,
on each through ticket. 5esides avoiding aiitrou-
BILE and expense u / Hsckhg Bagsagv and Omni-
seas ssfs a;Ss e. fi hndss
apolas, and but too to st. Louis, Chicago, Terra
Haute, &C., besides ELEGANT PALACE SLEEP
ING CARS ID all fight this route is there
fore the mos. sirabl& especially for 'Fatnilie
and Ladies travelling Afyne..g 2 sehfa siH1 IS
Passengers with Western through 'tick etss p1fr-
chased az the above named Offices have the. privi-
lege of visiting BatiGore without eh9ras E3rensse
and then rest1ming their journey West! UUEi
Z ms thz oily Rdats, which can check Baggage
from Washington city to all Western citfesNs Il
Three Dgily Fast Express Trans from Nashing-
on and Baltimore to all points West, leaving
Washington. city as follows: Mail Line, q, a.
I'M. Past line 4 80, p: m. Express Binea $40,
The aBovearains MAKING close connections at
Wheeling Columbus and iParkersburg, with all
Western Railroads, for all points. 4sa,9 80 ae.s
.Passengersleaving on Saturday, will go through
by Rhis roste, without laying over Son Sundays,
thus arriving at ination in advance Of any
other route. ~ i~j13H c.1EL1b Ist4.
~ Fer tickets and further information spply to
Wy Hunter 'Ag t, Nas, Central Railreaap Staun-
ton, and TO Wm.Waliace,1 fAgent3d WI, Central
Railroad at Naynesboros, ,oraoo beaSaq .ssnexe
ias-s on seoai nas~i LOUIS ZlMAIEH,sl ssFf
SFo IA Gen'l South gent, B. is ORR,
mott e5s's Y 81 s1as ~ nGreensboro'IN. G.
% L. M. COLE General TicketAgent b.
4. baltimore Md. ses,ssaanss 80 ~ h, 800 "a
R.tR. BALTIMORE Md. ao7l a9nad sl,cani bsi
sgynsgof.id aei ibgf 70 @seaaaugust 14-1yr
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-23
slsss ss..s JOSEPH T., INMAN. ss
.ssh si;j sest;9 nStation D. Bible House,
dec 23-6m aa.....s@ y is6isa New YORK CITY.

NJ at1Onal valley Bank of s
~ StauntOn.
This bank will be closed on Saturday 10Th in
staht, christmas day. and Saturday, the first Of
january. All paper maturing on these day must
be paid day previous ss4ss: f5efry
dec 23-lt W., C. ESKRIDGE, Cashier.
Grand Display OF christmas D.
OaoAnsaiss29 IS. 80 Presents,
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The, Cnlpeper Advance.

Our spirited young cotemporary cordially
responds to the greeting Of old Augusta, and
favors her proposition for a direct railway
from staunton via. Port Republic, Swift Run
Gap Greene, and Madison toGdtpepcr C. III
We were surprised, howeycr,to see an init
nation from our Contemporary. that We, had
borrowed Che idea from his columns -or ia
other words, that we pad HpproppIii aied MS
thunder!a IF the .aauanee had previously
suggested this route, we must confess, weshad
overlooked the fact. Our suggestion was the
result Of careful examination Of the ma map;
and when we made it, we were Qnot aware
that any one else had previously brought il
to public notice. Had we understood the
.adddnce, as aauaaeag it, in the first in!
stance, We should, -of course, have felt, under
obligations TO- give him credit for it. But
we are glad to find that there is coincidence
of opinion between the .Aduance. and our.
selves. His appreciation strengthens us ID
the soundness of QUE ownsF views We will
not quarrel with the Advasce about the pa,
ternity Of the project. We feel much more
anxiety about the execution Of the scheme,
than its origin. We take it, that this case
presents an example of the truth Of lord
Chesterfield 'slremark that's Sensible men are
very apt to think alike !'ssr s7saf % g5is
80 Il
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We, fhe uhaefsi saiet max e oatathht at the tim
| of the, MsrFsxr Siahog 4muierps1Assti held il
New YORK p .mnea9s p1 osw5g the s'a En-
Se.'.'0" =. - ns uy
ysSn Hsa 80 y SO an
fea!a ssF sta4, psAef maker $ Instruments wsg'
.Fieu N,pst ss.ch o'ner' ny oroer AA9 nndef c91
.rai o. Inc umcefs 81 the Institute. 70 decide
AFhcA 1.,anUoAen nioi.loa IN cohPeti1oh sApqto
$500 sH1 III Y. II ~ ogua'e =
az vSf SAID sgefe cepsre9 aet dpe,s 50 that
e9s Plane could 'ot % M a1ptasr
ldu1Tin the a6seaes Of II and ttciee did
Hsy sr1seS 0ay III
Pafs,n ,aRTON Piano. awarding # .sg5siI NJ,
Premium " over all Others for beng tie best Souays
Piaa9 fa8ae4 "a TEEN =, soj,;s,be ~
14is rig spgS qf{sr Ctiekerbg Sons' Piano had
asv. ~ afgo, qae 4saae ans sle i
as ge s,d e aid tr;a1 wsre sFisaeise
EDWARD , MoL I n p ,.apo az .; M
sioai lDirectprs and Originator Of the New
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-23
NEW GROCERY STORE.

lNEW GROCERY STORE.
tlVN' The subscriber begs leave to inform The
public that he has. opened SELECT stock Of
FRESH FAMILY ROGE Ri: s
at the New RIick s. Store "a Augusta 81. raj
next door to. the shoe establishment of, Henlry
|. i Rf8ther & Pagan, ana opposite the IN
Court House Square 4 'i.1-,-
He will keep constantly on hand Coffee Of all
grades, Teas Sugars. Syrups, Molasses, Cocoa,
Chocolate, Cheese, Condiments in variety Soaps,
Tobacco. both chewing and smoking and, in fine,
everything usually keptin his line.7 eqEus. /
Having bought for Cash., he can sell as,loweaIs
the lowest. $3.50 $50 a.',as.
spE Everybody in Town and Country are in
vited to give him call a. -, 49,.
dec 2a-tf GEO. C. JACKSON
a CARD.-A Clergyman, while residine;in
"a South America as missionary, discoyerea
| Safe and simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole train OF did
orders brought on by baneful and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, ], will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in seal
ed enveiosfe to- any one who needs it, Free 81
chrage Address, asla 1ls5s.5ise44s ss.gS sH
|hIss'. sg.a JOSEPH T. INMAN, gaf sss
;sn sast 10 ef.u lStation D. Bible House,
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For Sale by all Druggists,

!. rs 80 "a 9as 9Iss7N- rI-TFF-Fr 2 -
Elurs! Furs !-Furs from 81. so to 500
j.. set can be found at ''.s'''
deco -. JAS. A: PIPER s SONS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-23
2 IEg % Ia ~ --T77- -q-7f,s-!,l AasMsA a
INCIPIENT s,CONSUMPTION.

8AaTfy ssrss Vienna, Fairfax county, Va
. I have besn for three years troubled with !
very bad hacking cough, attended swith general
debility. could not attend to my household du-
ties. Doctors prescribed; took highly recon-
mended medicines, but continusd,to grow weak
eer, until, by chance, got De ,Bfngs Wonderful
Remedy. am taking the third bottle, and am
about my house, much improved IN fact I feel
quite we'll Mrs. ANNE v. CoMMINs. .
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-23

sDrivafe Boarding House. ri sd4
II The undersigned has taken the House of
Mr.. B. T. Bagby, on New St.. above the Engine
House. and is prepared to accommodate persons
desiring private boarding, with boarding, and
odgfng Of board by the idayaA ses aeGs's m
/. june l0-tf M. A; MILLER.
4 Fine assortment of Boots, Shoes and Bro
n ~ GAINS, afor sale By g C.'E.aW eoDl
iuly l5-tf y" Ai-tia 'Nss
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lxhawls.-very Cheap at 2 3sse.c :
y does JAS. A. PIPER s. SONS.
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zFftbAETE' Of ;slb + ! !

The First Strictly Impartial Trial ever had
BLIND cold TRIALS AGAINST b0
'iSteinway's, Chickering's, and other
sPianos,, gsuytv4s
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-23

The Baltimore Amesisoa. says there ARE
any number of railroad enterprises ',preseting
themselves as claimants for the city's nursing
care. Acouplesof railroads in Nirg iaia, want
a million and half and Will probably get i'll
simply because they are in, Virginia. ~
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
ADJUSTMENTS.


THsA!sHHH !sssS4.' ssssx sEs SSsfosss: Sssss:
nosDxi EvKEiSd. jASUAEY i. issS.
s's n; l q H"sfs sssys Il H'''' Eft "a: SsEss
Sss ssass 6. s.
:ssss
tempted oasnSssh f;ssms EsPn q: SsRSs Event rival
s 81 ~ s' s:'
Sy the ana pubic The chez
ass s DE vh. in
% % s 81 T. saa 'sD g
rus Sss:
9 q: and
most among whom stands uv,rv
and in bringing forward Il; sssesssiul work,
he confidently trusts that viii attain success as remarka-
bic that achieved BY asGiyis EaH Music si BFa0an
ss
usual standard q 0Ds't1 taSG esSIs scsEvE. ,., !,
pus unssr a nvs mSs s e' "
assisted by strength company
sss sss <:
the vlage) NJ Carrier
Le Marquis Gather OF Fleurde Nobesse. M Beckor.
Jerome "a gendarmel SADo
pas Den & Face q: DUKE las.sy
Cossb0Wmen, Peasants Peasant Girls N0bles Servants OF
THE MISE EN- SCENE
zsb scEs2
ACT l-C0urtysrd Of the Inn.
AOT 2-0ardens Of the Chateau and Target Ground.
AoT 3-P1atform Of tho CasteThs Tower and Prisoners
Cell
The costumes and appointments entirely and pre-
pared expressly for
Seats a the Theatre 70l and l90 Broadway Admission
H. Reserved Seats so EXTRA Private b0xes from -
to $40 Proscenium, $S Family Circle 30 cents. After ~
tuesday and ID overy evening L'EIL CREvE.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

SrEiswAY HALL.
OLE BULLS
LAST GRAND CONCERT,
TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY Il
Assisted BY the following popular artists:-
MISS 8. W. BARTON, OF Boston, Soprano.
Mr. GUSTAvUS r. HALL, Baritone
Mr.. J. h. WILSON. Pianist
FULL ORCHESTRA.
HERR CARL BERGMANN, Conductor.
nescrved oess. ,o Sv
Broadwsyj Theatre Ticket Once, ia Broadway, and Box
OHce Of Hall
Doors open at7 commence ate o'clock.
T. z. TURNBULL,
~ Business Manager.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
49, g. THE BALL sKAsON.

THE BALL SEASON.
ANU BALL Q, gHx
CUMMINGS ASSOCIATION,
IN AID OF
81. STEPHENS ORPHAN HONE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY IL. 1854
HONORARY MEMBER9.
Anthony Z, Hoguet, Daniel HArnett
Oeorec Brbock Jr. Bernard O'Nen,
John q. Gottsberrsr. Thomas Murphy,
Richard Murphy. BENJAMIN r. Hunt.
Edward r. Young Cornelius Cronn,
! Edmund n. Ben jamin, Ferdinand y: Gerdis.
William LAmmis, Bernard Reilly, -
Lawrence D. kernAn Franklin H. Churccds
Henry McCabe, James O'Bron,
George d. Warinn Peter Trainors
Edward F. cSoTfLrrrER SSf ON AsR1sdsEEssrs iaRss ns1E
Matthew 8. Farrell, Patrick MoTelgue,
Patrick AcCann, Eorgan g. brisbane.
joSn oS@ss T. Fssns FFssnnaa' TSoms. on ). E..srsos
Charles g. Emyth, James O'Brlen,
Michael 2. Pheans Michael J. O'Reily
James Dempsey John M0G0voru.
Edward n. G0rmleyA James Conktn,
John I. NAher. Edward Cummingsv
John Conway Patrick Garry,
Wtgln PhelAn, Edward y. Mahor,
psnnis McCarty, James McCabe,
John Brady, James Bly,.
OFFICERS.
JAEEs r REILLY, President.
THOMAS L. TEITNER, yics .presid.nt.
ANDREW j. SWEENY, '1S' AAe''N0.'
EDWARD z CARnoLL, Recording secrstary
THOMAS J. HENRy, Treasurer
Admitting Gentleman and Ladies.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

CIGNORA ELENA LAMAR,
PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO,
Recently from Italy, win appear for the rs time In America
AZ STE1NWAY HALL,
TUESDAY ENENIN0, JAN. TO-
aided BY Eminent Musical Talent
Admission III. Reserved seats 81 SO.
For sale at 6chirmers 70 Broadway, and after We'd
nAada naYi
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO BECOME ACQUAINTED
IA with handsome young lady tunder ~ well educsed
an renInE In brookyn, With view 70 mstrin"ny Ad.
dress 9. v. haenus. Post onee. Br0okiSn
The New York herald., 1869-01-10


TWELFTH ANNUAL BALL
NEW YORK CALIFORNIAN CLUB,
FERRERO'S APOLLO HALL,
Corner Twenty eighth street and broadway.
THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY "A, 1852.
Tickes Two Donass
admitting gentleman and two ladies.
ryHE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE BALLINA-
sloe Social Climb will be held at the Apollo Hail. cor
OF Twentyeghth street and Broadway wednesday
evening, January lB. 1883.
nRENOR'S sOTREE DANSANTE MONDAY EVENING.
jan H. at O'Clock Cards be had from MT. IRE
NOR, az his rooms, Lyric Hall, 723 Sixth avenue. New
classes form Wednesdays and Saturdays
rNHE GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
TIN
TEUTONJA
will be held ~ the Academy OF Music January %.
Tickets IS for gentleman and lady Extra lady tickos g.
To be had at T. Grotc rs Fulton street. METROPOLITAN Hotel
ticket ONCE }. Koch Bros GernaniA Assembly Rooms,
% Bowery, aud Hodes Kn0ebergs IS East Fourteenth
street.
J. KAPP, Secretary,
70 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

EyIREMENS BALL.
II The fortsth annual ball In aid Of the Widows' and
Orphans Fund Of the late New York Volunteer Fire Depart
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1854
JAMES 2. WENnAHs President ll6 Pearl street.
JOHN j. WESTRAY, Secretary No. William street.
Proscenium circle boxes may be secured
plicRtion 10 james r. Wenman President
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

ANNUAL
CARNIVAL BALL.
IN AID OF
THR AMERICAN
DRAMATIC FUND,
ACADExY or MUsIC
MONDAY EVENING JANUARY II, 1889.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

THE ANNUAL
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
GERMAN MEDERKRANZ,
VIII take place at the
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Q, 1859.
Tickets Sl5, admitting gentleman and two ladies extra
ladies extra ady ticket g. be obtained from the fol-
Gnst Amsnck l4s Pearl street; l. Burger s Bowery T.
Gerner B6 Broad L. A. Grasse $50 Greenwich street
W. H. dunheI 52 Broadway G. Hauset Se Spruce street
G. Hensel 20 Exchange place John Heyne Ii William street
L. KAmmerer, S6 Walker street; 8. Kaufman, 10 Nassau
street KOCH 10 C.rmins street; kuhne 81 Broad
steck Music Hall l East Eighth street John schepse q
Exchange place schipper 66 Exchange place. STEMS
way, steinw.y Hail. and 7s East Fourteenth street; H.
Sturn " william street.
boxes De secured application 70 LOUIS KAN.
NERER, % Walker street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16

IL is ttbotft time chronic -tsnttftstes
for ,o6ice should understand. that, the
press of Iowa belongs to its owners,
as an independent body, and that
newspapers are taken and lead for
their value, and not for any person al
friendship or sympathy for Che edit
ors or proprietors. Individual poll,
ticiahs are eonstantiy prstffg Of the
patronage they give CERTAIN papers,
but 1t Is. done only. because they aud
their party obtain value received, ~
and more than value observation-disclosures
Gil fB4vgs ,N6,tpaseH.. - > -
These are home truths which the
press Of IOWA can heartily endorse.
There was astime when , the pollti-
clans assumed stO- dictate bow the pa
pers should he run, but it is a graft
flying fact in connection with the ed
iter,si work to know that the, news.
PAPER men Of Iowa ore, taking more
grounds In this direction
than ever before, and politicians are
learning that instead of controlling
the independence exhib.
tied by the press is proving the fact
to BE- quite the reverse. The power
of the press is being demonstrated
by its characteristic energy, intelIi-
gspce and radical independence, aud
the sooner politicians find it out the
better for them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16
Two Styles Of Horse Powers.

NINB-TENTIIs OF an the Threshing
N Machines In use In this country bciong to tfs
RSDLkss APRoNn clan, 4. O., they have tho
arrangements Of the EndIses Apron, or CHIMES
mon. Machines Of this style, having the same
general form and somewhat similar appearance,
are made In nearly . hundred different fsctories,
large and small. .Yct mschiuSs from these differ
d!gras. ssasei u sasons, 1elotA Eath~, csa<,y,
watches o. e90i,1s,g Hence the importance 81 care
on the part o. the farmer and the thrsshsrrnsn In
making their selections.- Come arr practically
dred doliars, yet thore Is not more than hanirsd
dollars Difference betwssf ne psSess q the hsie
and the poorssI -. -.
o. Aultnan &Co.'s .swespstaksa' Il
the sccrsditsd hesd and 'front.' Of this grsss class.
esse q dram, style Of, fnish, esd capacity ~
thrsshing and cleaning grain are acknowledged. 4.
It has beenfor eighteen years Q favor.
Ice, and for several years without . pser. =
It has led. the van Of improvemens
and revolutionfssd me style and quality of'vork
bestowed upon threshing machines. $780,,
I. ismore, widely known md estesm.
Co." and Z" SWEEPSTAKES" are household wcrtfs
from Maine 10 California -. >,
Our circulars contain the names OF
over five thousand i've hundred men In the North
west alone who have purchased II md ussd it-sn
evidence OF lts btAnuafu CnkIaSteC WHICH, nnoulu
not be overlooked. O.. ---
THE great reputation achieved BIZ this
nvorite machine has led several unscrupulous
manufacturers, and numerous agents, TO sttaeh
the name "swExPsrAHEs" in one way sand
another, to their machines and advertisements TO
ulislead and deceive.
To avoid deception, look for the card
60. AULrMAN Il Co., MoBtsJdctsTers, CANTON,
Ono" In gilt letters, oonspcuousiy, on both sides
of the machine. g.. 49,, 49,
II you want to buy o spurious Sweep
stakes, because You can get 10 for poor pay
or on "iong time" do It with your eyes open
That Is the way they get rid Of inferior nschi1es
The genuine "Sweepstakes 81. con-
tains many vslusble pecss;avities Of construction
as well o. Patented Improvements not to DO found
in any other machine whatever. . ) 80
II is the acknowledged Leader of che
greet =" Endless. Apron" or /. Csnvas Grain Car
Ter" branch Of The threshing machine family
which has for more than thirty years thYeahed and
cleaned the grain Of the country. -.'F
4 More SWEEPSTAKES are being
4, 6uiit for tsis year than ever before. Impsoy,
ments have been added, and its acknowledged
position at the head Of It's ciaA viz be raily
Il. maintained In the future As in the Pest.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16
Republicans Platform.

ygesosnea, That we cordially endorse tho minir
istration Of Gov Merrill as vice. economical an
Unrest, and that u deserves. ss ~ has feceiyed
ths hearty approval OF the people Of Iowa
Resofysf That we insfst upon a continuance oil
strict and close economy in sl departments ~ oIi
State government IA order to the maintenance Of
the happy and exceptional Gnsncai coudittnn "a
which our Stste hiss attafued under Republican
yule.
Rssdrsd That tie means now In the. State
Trensnry. ard which may become available, 6ueht
to BE used for the purpose of defrayino the neces
sAyv exoendi'wres OF the State government, eco-
forsicailv administered. and for no other purpose
and no strife taxes or only the minimum ahsalnte
~ rcurired. should be levied or collected Mnti
snch means are exhausted. to the end That the hur
then Of taxation may be made 40 light ~ possi
Bile.
Rtsofrta. That we rejoice IN she glorious M
tiona, victory Of fs6s.- which has brought peac.
and happiness and prosperity to orr Nation. afft
we heartily endorse The administration Of Genera
Grant. ss. :,
,P.Solred. That the Republican party Of Iowa
being among the first since the rebellion 70 inror
porafe fp State Constitution. the great principle
or Impartial suffrage. cordially dcctpts the eppc
tunity presented By adopting the Fifteenth Amend
ment TO the Constitution q the United States, o
making the principle national
RssoEped, That the public expenditures fins
National Government should ha' reduced, tortht
lowest sum which can be reached by n system o
the most riged economy. that no money should b
taken from the National Treasury for shy work o.
internal Improvement. ~ for the erection or anJ
public hniidings not clearly necessary to be made
" reduced That all the money that can be saved
from the national revenue, hpnestiy collected
shond nc applied tn the re tict Sn IN the nations
debt 20 the end that the people r,ay he relieved
from the bnrthen OF taxatoa AS rapidly a. prac;t
cable.
Eesolsed. That we ersdorre s1d sppruvn th,
policy which the present Secretary Of the Treas
rry of the United States has pnrsued,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16
New kdYet,tissn,en
IN BANKRUPTCY

m the District Court Of the Il nlted States fol
4 -.iie District of Eoaa--Ig' THE matter o. Sanue
Carson ct a., &c. Apdres Cowan, bankrupt In
voluntary Reukrrptcy:t 80 -
warrant, jim Bankruptcy pas been issued by said
court against the estate ~ Andrew Cossan. Of IN,
County " Black Hawk ard State OF Iowa, i'm ssid
BID cse..itoTs, ass the paysaert of,any debts and
.!s leh9ry OF .any pcpper.y helpnging TO said
Rahkrupi TO hiif 81 % >hisasa sna the transfer o
amy Hroperty-by him. IL forbidden. by law. A
prsyets Gcbts md To citoose ole or mere as
ssignees ofhis estate. yil be held ut o Court o.
Bankruptcy, To be holdsh at DGbuqnc, Iowa IN
said district 90 saa Sd day O, laust A D.. 1862
n O'clock y. NJ. at IL 81 Office OF b. W Poor E.sl
One Of the Registers in -3enkruptcyc of said Court
at Room No Il. Globe Ba;taing, on Main street in
said city OF Dabuoue.
2. W. CRAWFORD.
iS-ws Deputy United States Marshal Messenger
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16

AN ORDNANCE to.fsgu,ate the Keeping Of sa
looms on Sunday. =
Be u QrdaiEad 6y the GUY C0Nscu Of Cedr Fails
k0trG'
ANY sRisltupus or malt nQuors be sold therein On
Sunday.
IT, .Any .psrson who shall keep open,
kept sry~ Saloon. or who shall SELL or alaw to be
sold therein. any sprituous malt liquors. in vio-
laiOn OF this Ordinance, shall, on conviction, for
the first offence, be hnea ten dollars, and on con.
10 EXCEED twenty dollars or Imprisoned not to ex-
coed twenty days. - -, -
Ill. Ordinance No. Twenty Seven Ia hereby 70
pealed. 5" -
Passed Jsly 18th. 1884. -. -
Published July 18th, 1869.
Attest: Y. A, BRYANT,
FEAsK EEELEY, Mayor.
- City Clerk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16

Mr. j. M. Dixon, tire blind editor,
has purchased neat little home i'm
Marshalltown, and will settle there
permanently and attend to his du.
ties on the Temperance Standard.
The people Of Iowa will be pleased to
know that Mr.. Dixon has realized
enough from his book TO enable him
to make this purchase. We trust
that the sales will go Oil until he
shall have sufficient to place himself
and family beyond want and In CON-
tort.-S.ate Regtsier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16

| The fefogiug t.,ast WAS offered by
Mr.. Straw, NJ the sofs OF Temperance
festival At Washington Woman -.
Fni0re +delicisrus ti,aH. Strawberries
I4snd eresn; Che purest spirit OF the
age, she Is far more intoxicating than
wine; we love her, and she can t hel !
herseifn =" .''t'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16

The terms of Senators Grimes.
Yates, Ross, McCreary, Fessenden,
Wilson, ::Morton, Thayer, Cragin,
Catte1, Anthony, Fowler, Williams,
(of Oregon,) and Howard, (of Mich
egan) expire on the Attn of March
next, and most Of tire elections for
their successors will take place next
year. AS consequence the coming
fail elections in several of the States
will be important and In degree
excttin-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16

j. l.. Loomis, late of the Indepen-
Gence bulletin, who moved to Ten
Eessee few months since, we are
pleased to note, has returned again
to his first love. He is about to en-
gage In the publication of O history
OF Buchanan County. Mr.. l.. is emil
hentiy weH fitted for such an enter
prise. May success attend him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16

Indiana has got far enough along
for one of her courts TO decide that a
man who has more white than negro
blood in him IL entitled to a vote i'm
that State. John Browns soul seems
to be taking Indiana in its way as Ii
ts marching on.--Register.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-16

The remains Of John Wilkes Booth
were inferred at Greenwood Gene
terry, Baltimore, on Wednesday the
End of this month. They ought to
have been there long before Wilkes
Booth ever saw President Lincoln