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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07
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The Chicago Evening journal
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The Leading Evening Paper
Of the Northwest.
The Oldest OF the Western
Daily Newspapers !
The Exponent Of Western Repu6ti'
canisnl, Intelligence and Progress.

Itcontains all the News OF the Day, Domestic
and Foreign by Telegraph and Mail.
Variety Is the Spice of Life and every Issue
OF HE JOURNALS fun of "A variety OF New
Gossip and miscellaneous Reading.
IL publishes the Reports Of the Markets OF I'll
the Commercial renters of the country.
Its Reports Of the Chicago Markets are alway.
prompt and reliable.
IL aims TO be a r,iiab' General Newspaper, and
to b. ahead oi all othrrs Ia every respect
The am o! it. & iitor is To make it the paper foi
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NOTICE.
STATE OF IOwA,l
Black Hawk County.

y Ut IVFN n
Black Hawk County e. ...t
NOTICE il hereby given. that an instrument
~ pufpoytiug o be the lastWilanl restam mt al
j. G.. Griffin deceased. hate OF Black llavl cIun.
~, Stite ~ Iowa. wis open ID aud read I'm Oh IN
c art. on the 2lth dly Of u 'cembar. 1863. ana
the 22h day OF February. Iss0. was hxad by the
Court 70: proving and admitting the tama to pro-
bate.
49, WITNESS my band and the Seal Of the
Circuit Court in and for said County,
Shs. this eth 6sy pscnm5e , l9ia
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The Dubuque Times was established IN 1855,
and mas since lat time been recognized az the
most POPULAR ading and influential newspaper
in Northern Iowa
The Times viii BE devoted o. in the past, to
an Intelligent support oil the Republican party.
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nR WHITTIER CT ST. Charles st st Ioafs.
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The Daily Times

IL live newspaper. having a larger circulation
that any Other daily paper published in iowa.
Its correspondence il extensive. full. aud Tim ~
We shall give full reports = T the doingS II our
l. sgisiaIurs this winter as ~oll as matters OF i'm
porlance lranspiriug ia our National Congress.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07


T. LANDGRAF, Merchant Tailor
and dealer i'm gemtIemen's Furnish
ing goods and Hats, has opened out
at his new quarters Que door south of
f. n. Chase Fruit Bazaar, Cedar Fails,
having engaged the services of the
well known cutter, p. PickiOn. who
wOuld he glad to see all Of his old
friends and as many new ones ms viii
favor him with Il call. My stock of
Cloths and ''assimcrs Is complete,
consisting of French Coatinps, cassi-
nleres in numerous shades and col.
ors, Broad Cloth. Doeskius and Tri-
cots, all of which will I've made up in
the very latest styles and best work
mauship. Thankful for the very lib.
cral patronage heretofore bestowed
I hope by strict attention tn business
to merit u continuance of the same.
Il. LANDGRAF.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07
New Advertisements,
DISSOLUTION.

FANHE co-partnrrship heretofore carried on IN
H. this city. under tac firm nam oil G SAX &
CO, il this day dissolved. The burines viii b.
continued ar heretofore. by Z. Sax
G. SAX,
J. HECkEIIER.
Cedar Falls, Iowa, January ,, 1870. 4Iw3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07

The importation of rags from the
Mediterranean, hides from Brazil,
and other commodities from the
tropics, is known To bring the germs
of disease, chiefly fevers, which are
sometimes very affecting ard fatal.
Ayers Ague Cure stimulates the
Liver to eXcretr these gems from
the system us effectually as il does
the miasmatic poison Of 0ur Ague
districts. Consequently taffords in
valuable protection tn stcvelores and
others whose occupations expose
them to these dangerous Infections ::
and we hope to render them II vaIua-
hle strN ice in giving them this infor
mati0n.-Nce0 York DcSpdtch.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07

SHERwooD'S AUTOMATIC WISE
WASHER is the wonder of the age. II
lis seifacting and di~pcmses entirely
with labor aud wear OF clothes. 1t
cleans clothes perfectly without rub
hing. 1t saves time, labor, all wear Of
clothes and does not full tlauuels.
Having been thoroughly tried il is
pronounced perfect success. BY
this machine boiler fun of clothes
may he cleamed in thirty minutes.
Thompson Il Co.. Cedar Falls
iowa. are the Agents. 80
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ITS MARKET REPORTS

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07

THE Legislature of iowa will as
semhie next Monday. ItrwilI make
Des Moines II lively place for the
next several weeks.
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NOTTCE

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Cedar Falls Iowa. Dec % 1869
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Dissolution of co-Partenerst1ip

"a Office i hereby given. that thu cO-nariurr-
ship heretofore existing between the md p
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& Co Is his day dissolveF by mutual consent. ~
Az .his due III said firm are - hapaI4 To y
hnstier. ny whom IN bu-ipsss win b. conducted
Cedar Fails. Iowa. December s, lsGa
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THE ISSUES.

1t seems TO BE- morally certain that, with the ex
tnecion OF -layery and it, ahjuncts, aud the ratf
cation OF the Fifteenth Amendmy nj, questions re.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07

Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools
No fastening 'scsms by hand and no waste Of
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Wide range of application without change Of
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The seam rstains It's beauty and tlrmness after
washing and ironing
Besides doing all kinds of work done by other
Sewing Machines, these Machines execute the
most beautiful and permanent Embroidery aad
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07
NEW FEATURES.

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07
AGRIcULTuRAL DEPARTMENT

The Weekly Tribune will have the services Of its
we'll known correspondent Rural and will IN
addition, contain weekly summary of agricul-
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-06

Resolution in relation to settlers on the late
Sioux Indian reservation in the State of Mime
sofa.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the act Of Congress
approved March SIXTH one thousand eight hun.
dI ed and sixty eight. enttl.d I" An act for the
relief Of settlers on the late Sioux Indian Reser-
walton in the State Of Minnesota" be. and the
same is hereby, 80 amended to allow the
set lers therein provided for until the first day Of
March, ammo domini eighteen hundred and sew
enty one, in which to make proof and payment
or their claims.
pproved March II. 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-06
Public R.solution--No7 ~

A Resolution to extend the port of entry Of tho
collection district Of New Ofle,ns
Resolved hy the senate and House tf Repre-
sentatives Of the United states ~ AmericA IN
Congress assembled, That the limits ~ the port ct
New Orleans Ms port IL entry lie enlarged and
extended So M 20 include all that pttion of the
parish Of Jefferson, left bank, IN the State of
Louisiana. lying between the Mississippi river and
Lake fonichartrain, aud between the upper hue
4 the parish Of Orleans, left bank, and q line
running parallel thereto, commencing at tho
Mississippi river, at the upper lire ~ the city of
rarrollton, and extending o. Lal P,,nichartrain.
Sec. 2 Aud be II further re 'olved, That this
resolution shali take effect frem and after the
:. ef its passage.
Cd February 2, 1870.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24

ned by her unceremoniOus entry. But
could not stay to help here; my post was
on the roof l hurried up the ladder, no.
ticing for the first time that L had myself
suffered in the scrimmage to the extent of
a slight hesh-wound from bullet. The
| fight was over. Throughoutther remainder
of the night, the Indians fingered about,
and stole most of the horses and some
sheep, but they had not pluck again to en-
counter the deadly breech-loaders. Sell
dom, indeed, had such severe lesson been
taught them; and when the glorious sun
rose ineEer sight more welcome,) we saw
them ride beaten off the field, bearing with
them five of the slain; six other corpses
were lying In front of the window, where
the fercest struggle had been, and two
more were afterwards found, who had
crawled into the ditch like wild animals to
die.
We learned from the pretty Rosita, whose
gratitude was most touching, that she had
been captured whilst walking in the orange
garden near her fathers house, a short time
before we were attacked.
''You, noble caballeros," she said, ''have
preserved me from death, and from what
is far worse. God viii reward on, for
can never"
think Dick, however, was of different
opinion; tall events, he has always SEEM
ed remarkably satisfied with the reward he
persuaded her 10 make him.
Some years have passed since that event
full night. Dick and Rosita are living at
Don Ramon's estancia, that worthy old
gentleman having departed this life short
ly after their marriage. l, too, am with
them as partner in tie land, flocks, and
herds, of which we have a goodly quaint
ity; and whenever the Increasing stock of
little Dicks and Rositas ask me, as they in
variably do of an evening, to tell them a
story, know that nothing less will content
them than full, true. and particular &C
count of the night attack.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24
Red Riding Hood.

Charles Hugo tells the following fairy
story about the plebiScite: There was once
in the Middle Ages a young lad named
Universal Suffrage. AS he was Republi-
can, he was generally called Little Red
Chaperon. One day the State had brought
a plebiscite on the tapis, and his adaptive
father said to him: ''Pray, go and look
how your grandmother liberty is, and bring
her your vote in this small butter Jar. /"
Little Red Chaperon started Immediately
for his grandmother's house. When he
came through the forest of Bondy, he met
old Coup d EtGt, who asked him where he
was going. The poor boy, who did not
know that it was dangerous to stop on the
road and TO listen to wolves, said to him
81 am going to visit my grandmother, and
bring her my vote in this small butter jar. 4"
every well, said the wolf, 'I shall ac-
company you and visit her too" Now, the
wolf had devcured the grandmother eight
cen years ago. He hurried on so as to
reach the place in advance of Little Red
Chaperon. Upon his arrival there, he
went to bed and waited there for the little
one who shortly afterward raped at the
door and stepped in. Little Chaperon was
greatly surprised to find his grandmother
in such dishdbiae, and said to her: "But,
grandmother, you really have very large
and strong arms" "In order to be better
able 10 protect society from anarchy, my
child" Grandmother, you have also very
big legs" ''In order TO be better able to
escape from Mexico, my child" ''Grand-
mother, you have very large eyes" Gin
order TO be better able to verify Hauss-
mans accounts. ''Grandmother, you have
very large teeth" SIN order to be better
able to devour you, brat"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-24
European Crops.

The supplies from the Don and DneipeH
districts had commenced to arrive at Ros-
lock during May, being much earlier than
usual, but owing to the failure of the wheat
crop in Volga districts, there will be def
cheney of 800, 900 chetworts, equal to |, 800,
900 bushels, from the usual supply.
The Growing crops in Holland and Ger
many are unpromising, and deficient
yield is anticipated, which has induced
speculative purchases of grain in various
Baltic ports.
The want of rain in France gives a sickly
appearance TO the wheat plant on the light
soils, while on the heavy lands the condi.
ton of the wheat crop is generally favor
ably spoken of. The rye crop had suffered
most from the drought.
At ROstock, Germany, the supplies oi
grain were light in the hands of three.
fourths of the merchants, and those held
by the other fourth are not In the market
now and will not be for two months tc
come.
AT Rotterdam rain and a higher tempe.
nature had made their appearance, and the
serious complaints of the growing crops
had terminated. tits believed the rye croL
in Rinish provinces will be short, from tine
effects of the late spring and the drought