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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15
THURSDAY. Sent. 7. 1877

THURSDAY, sept. Z, 1871.
Board convened pursuant to adj
journment.
Present-Messrs. Close and Wealth,
erwax. ''' '. "..
The record of the proceedings on
Wednesday was read and approved.
The following preamble and ;reso-
luton was adopted: s..st r.s ..e ..'.
WHEREAS, Owing to the decayed
and precarious condition of the
bridge across the Cedar River at Wa
terloo, it has become a pressing ne
cessity to rebuild the same,
ately, and whereas the Beard of SUI
pervisors are not allowed by law to
appropriate more than twelve thous>
and dollars for any one bridge, and
whereas the Board have appropriated
eight thousand dollars for re.build>
ing the masonry of said bridge, 1t
thereby becomes necessary to submit
to the qualified electors of Black
Hawk county proposition to vote
eighteen thousand dollars. q sum
sufficient for an iron superstructure
for said bridge; therefore, be it
Resolved, That at the General
Election to be held on the second
Tuesday i'm October, 1871, the ques-
ton shall be submitted to the quail
flied electors of said county whether
an appropriation of eighteen thous-
and dollars or 30 much thereof as
may be necessary shall be made and
expended for an iron superstructure
for the Bridge across the Cedar River
In the City of Waterloo, and wheth-
er tax of three and one half mills
on the dollar shall be levied on all
the taxable property of the County
in the year 1872, for the'payment of
the money SO appropriated and ex-
pended, and the Auditor Is hereby
directed to give legal notice of said
question.
The Miles Road was ordered estab-
iished, provided costs be paid within
sixty days. i@~5."1.f%~ rH5-
The petition of III. II. Roberts,
which was reconsidered, was not
granted. .s"'5 ..t"@. ...+'
The Board then proceeded to ca.
anime the Poor Claims, E*E
Adjourned till l O'Clock PM.
AFTERNOON.
Board convened pursuant to adj
journment. -E." r. .'1
Present-Messrs. Close & Weather
wax. r3.n Fs. As.sa.. -..l a,s
The following claims on the Poor
Fund were audited, to-wit: -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

n Hon. James Il. Wilson, of Iowa,
prefers Allison TO Harlan as candi-
date for Senator. but modesty forbids
him TO indicate the man he prefers to
either. His home newspaper, how-
ever, comes to the rescue Of his mod
esty and dominates him for the Of
fice.-CHicdg0 Post.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

The Cedar Falls GAZETTE. in its
last issue, comes out i'm double
loaded editorial In favor OF Senator
Harlan's re-election, and makes a
strong argument to sustain itself in
the position. State Register. a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

at asa@H @a# SATURDAY, Sept. o.
Board convened pursuant to ad.
iournment. #4ilsa#1a sliding ass
He Present-Messr Close and Wealth
erwax.ll @df E8h@# &af4@ fsv
u The record of proceedings on Fri.
day was read and approved. 5
The following claims on the Bridge
Eup "A uvnr.. os,ditod touif.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15
Republican Meetings.
COL. G, c. CARPENTER

Republican candidate for Governor, will address
the people at the following times and places:
Cedar Falls. Monday, Sept. %, at O'Clock, i. NJ.
waterloo, Monday, Sept. a5 at 7 O'Clock, +. M
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

The Miles road case was continued
till 8 A. NJ, tomorrow.
The following claims against the
lCounty were Audited, TO. witt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

4 The Senatorial Convention of the
3sth District, which was held in this
city last Friday, made quick work OF
IL. A short but spirited discussion
grew out of the irregularity In the
selection of the Black Hawk delega-
ton. The County Central Commit
tee had appointed themselves to fill
the vacancy and delegates from the
the townsips In the county were also
present and claimed seats in the
Convention. ...r. I'LL
Mr.. Tracy of Grnndy took the
ground that the delegates from the
townships should he recognized as
they came from the people. t'ai@
Mr.. Powers, of Black Hawk, was
not in favor of admitting either OF
the delegations. ..r~~., a5@
Ea In the course OF the discussion, ex-
plantations were made by Messrs.
ordway and Smart as to the reason
for the Central Committee electing
themselves.
Mr.. Smart went out of the way to
state what lie knew was untrue, i'm
order to throw discredit upon the
Chairman of the Black Hawk Conn
ty Central Committee OF last year.
His statement that no notification
had been given in the County Con-
vention OF the number OF delegates
Black Hawk county was entitled to,
was promptly brandid as false. 1t
occurs to us, that statement that
two of the present Central Commit
tee were opposed to the election of
themselves as delegates, would have
shown much more wisdom, and been
more In accordance with the facts. tt
The vote on credentials resulted in |
the non.admittance OF both delegates
aud tile fifteen delegates were allow
ed TO cast the twenty votes which
Black Hawk county was entitled to.
After the Informal ballot, Mr..
Leavitt was declared the nominee by |
reclamation amid great applause. |
ssE q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15
SpEAurNa RI the Senatori

4 SPEAKING of the Senatorial con-
test, the Tama county Republican
says 'sMr. Harlan stands quietly and
aconfessediy the strong man OF the
campaign ~ ''s'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

waa8 a. WEDNESDAY, Sept. @,
Il sg[Conciaded from last peek.l ga
Board convened pursuant to ad.
journment. 3a@ @
Pressnt-Messrs. Close and Wealth.
erwax. ss i3t# + f @@.si%3 FED
The record Of the proceeding on
Tuesday, was read and approved.
The consideration of the petition
Of Messrs. Bagg Il Allen was laid
over till Q p. nj. tomorrow.
Examination OF claims against the
County continued. t 5t 70 I'LL
- Adjourned till | o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON.
Board convened pursuant to nd.
journment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15
STATE STAT II OF IowA,lss ~u'

STATE OF IOwA,l., 1rfg4H #a8 .s
Black Hawk County. ..,.,.
NOTICE IL hereby given, that on the aoth day
IN OF September, A. ID. 1871. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
at the Court House, In the City Of Waterloo, and
county aforesaid, win be sold at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, levied upon and taken by
virtue of general execution, Issued from the
office of the Clerk of the District Court, within
and for the County of Black Hawk, State of
Iowa, In favor Of Townsend b Knapp, and against
the property of Edwin Brown, to wit:
Lois No. /, q and 8, In block No. 10, In Edwin
Browns Cd Addition to the town of Cedar Fallp ,
Also piece OF land described % follows: Com
mencing at the north west corner OF lot No. 8, In
block No. 13. In E. Browns ID Addition to the
town of Cedar Falls, running thence east two
hundred and eighty and " IT,, thence north So IT.,
thence west 2S0H r.. thence south 80 II. to place
of beginning Also, piece described as follows
commencing al the northeast corner Of lot No. 8,
i'm block No. 10, In IL. Browns ID Addition. a.
Aforesaid, th nee south to the southeast corner
Of lot No. T. said block No. Is thence east to the
southwest corner of lot No. ., said block No. IS,
thence north to the northwest corner OF lot No I.
said block No. 49, and thence west to place OF be.
ginning; Also, 40 shares of stock In the Cedar
Falls Wooden Mill Company, or rs mnch thereof
AZ may be necessary to satisly said writ of execu
WI. BROWN,
Sheriff of Black Hawk County.
g Dated at the Sheriff q Office, Waterloo, Septen
Der fst, 1871. 24w2 p. +. 5000.
Powers & HENKSwAY,
s.E--.e Plaintiffs Attorneys. ,sv
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

SHERIFFS SALE.

And all kinds of Locks, Keys, Pocket Knives,
Table Cutlery, Parasols and Umbrellas repaired
ut the New Gun shop of IL. A. MUNGE -,
two doors east OF the Poet-Ofice Cedar Falls. %
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

till 8 o'clock A. nj. to-
morrow. at 5go0 s@f" f. atH .a"a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08
WitChCTaft III Illinois.

The town of Frankfort, Perry com-
ty, Illinois, is greatly excited over what
the citizens regard as clear case OF
witchcratt, recently developed in the
vicinity Of that town. Two young Ia
dies, daughters Of James Williams, are
the victims 1t has been remarked by
the neighJors for some time past. that
something was wrong with the girls,
and few days since a physician was
called to visit them but he failed TO dis
cover he difficulty Since that time,
immense crowds have visited the girls,
averaging from fifty to one hundred
each night. They are. perfectly sane
during the day, but at the approach of
night, they become trcnzed and uncou-
trola1le performing 1cats that would put
tnc first arrobats to shame Sealing
the house they will dance and gyrate
on the comb of the roof with perfect
ease and impunity, uttering at the same
time the most hideous and trenzied
screams Very frequently while per
forming such treats they fall perfectly
rigid with spasms, but they never fall
oil, however near the caves they may
be. During the day, at which time
they are perfectly sane, they seem mod
est and reserved. The spell comes upon
both at near the same time, generally
during midnight, when they both break
into run. They always run north, in
the direction Of the house of an old lady
who they say has bewitched them.
These spells are put upon them they
say on account of their telling some
thing that She forbade, and that she and
a cat are with them on the houSe-top
dance. Their conversation when labor
ing under these spells is in an unknown
tongue They catch and eat all the
flies they can get hold Of, until nausea
is produced, when they both yomit at
the same time What one does the
other does az the same time, and they
seem to be moved by one controlling
DOWCT
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08
GOODS CHEAP
AND THE
PEOPLE WILL KNOW 1T

I MANN sadly miSused for the past few
y wears but recently brought TO lig;It by +.
r. Grove, Deaier IN GROCERIES, Notions,
TobaccOes, QueeDsware, Hardware, COniec-
tonarles, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps &c.
To say that has stock is complete Is useless
for he has every thing set forth ~ the above
declaration. His stock Of Groceries is com
pele consisting Of all grades of Coffee, Sugar,
Syrup, Teas, Spices, &c. His Notion Depart
men.is full, comprising Hosiery, Gloves, Col
lars and CutIs, Ties, Scaris, Periumery, Pipes,
Combs, Jew elry, Paper aud Envelopes, need
les. Thread Pms, Hair Pins, Netts Tooth,
Nail, Hare and Cloth Brushes, &c, &c. lis
STOCK of Tobacco is unsurpassed by any one,
having All lne choice brands, both su.okiEs aud
chewing 4 nIce assortment Of Cigars and
SuuH,. HIS Queeuswsre department is iuil
aud comIiete consisting OF Breakfast, Dinner
aDd Tea Sets WASH Bowls and Pitchers,
Cream aud Water Pitcher Bowls, Butter
Plates. &c SC. His stock Of ConfscilonafIes
an! FRUITS is unsurpassed consisting Of Plan
and Flench CauHIes, Oranges, Lemons, Cocoa
Nuts, RalsIns, Figs, Currants, Je!lles. Pre-
serves, Green Corn, Green Peas, Peaches, To-
ma,oes, Cove Oysters, Sardlnes. L0bsters,
Inslish Pickles, &C., sc. a large assortment
Of Boot, and Shoes, Hats and Caps, for men,
women and children.
He desires 10 return his thanks for the libsr-
4 pstrorase received heretofore and hope by a
>lr:c. attention 10 business and By selling goods
cheap 10 merit a continuance OF the same.
Yours, SC, +. L. GROVE.
GEO. McGLINCY, Salesman.
Shepherd slown, April % II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08
A Rather Tough Yarn.

Some time ago man named Grego-
~ Summertield was murdered by being
pushed from the platform OF a car on
the Union Pacific Railroad at Cape
Horn, and falling down a thousand feet
on the rocks below. Summerield was
a man of extraordinary literary scien-
titic attainmen,S. and was always known
before this rs the man with secret
The only person on the platform with
him when he was thrust down the pre-
cipice was Leonidas Parker, Sacr&men-
to lawyer of talent and excellent reputa-
ton. He was twice tIicd for the mur-
der, and each time mysteriously &C
Quilted.
Recently he died, but he left behind
him an explanation Of the whole trans
action.
4 short time before Summogield's
death he came into Parkers office, that
being his first appearance in Sacramen-
to for number OF years, and told him
that he had tathomed the mighty secret
of making water burn 10y means Of a
preparation Of potassium, which would
separate the particle and ignite the liOcr-
ated oxygen, ,huS creating and rlcrca-
ting its own force, and proceeding until
all the particles were destroyed.
Possessed of this terrible power. he
demanded %LODO,OO0 to be raised in
san francisco, or he would set the Pa
ellie Ocean on lire, and let the world take
the consequences. Parker thought him
self dealing with a lunaIic and treated
the matter di>daintully,hut offered to Try
one OF his potassium pills in wash
bowl, water. which skipped and hiss
cd around asit always does and seemed
about to expire, when sharp explosion
took place and to his surprise, the Il
quitblazcd in lurid flames TO the cell
ING until every drop was consumed.
Deeming this worth considering, Ec inn
parted the discovery. with Summer
fields condition, to a leading banker, a
bishop, u chemist, two State University
Professors. 4 physician, and two pro
tcstaut diyineS, who, with himself, wit
messed the experiment on grand scale
in mountain lake ten miles from san
Francisco In fifteen minutes every
drop ofwatcr III the pool was consUm-
ed. and the committee became alarmed,
while Summcrlicld bccamtinpoumat,.
Ouly half million could ua raised
at san Francisco, aud something mus,
be done or the Pacific Ocean would ro'i
pillows of fame instead Of water II
was proposed to attemp, subscription in
New York, when the bishop rose and
said all that was chiid's play that
nothing would satisfy the wretch, and
cXte!mination was. under the circum-
Stances justiliable. All coiacilod, and
Parker, who knew the gorge and wind
ings OF the Pacific road WAS chosen rs
humaninty's aycnging angel.
In the conclusion Of his document,
he says | selected Cape Horn rs the
best adapted to the purpose, and
the public knows the rest Having
been fully committed by two tribunals
Of the law, | make this final appeal TO
my fcIlow-mcn throughout the state,
and ask them confidently not to reverse
the judgment already pronounced
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08
RIVER OF LIFE.

There is a stream whose waters lave
In gentle flow. or swelling wave,
The face Of every land,
And tiny boatlets hitherto 90,
And thither, mid the ceaseless flow
That eddys Ger the strand.
Not ocean depth, nor mountain height,
Nor silent vale, nor desert blight,
Excludes its fiery beat
Where'er the blessed sunlight falls,
Or eve to deeper nightshade calls,
Its countless currents meet.
The peasant hamlet-neath the brow
OF N pine cliff, mid Grad Hing snow,
lis sparkling water bless
The Arab tent, within the shade
OF tow'r ring palm; the eyerglade,
All feel its loyeliness.
River of Life Thy pulses sound
With measured throb. on either bound
OF eyer-moying Tine.
In Paradise thy utmost verge
And ever since thy rolling surge
Hath sought heavenly cline.
O, River, sweet on thy dear breast
Bear thou thy children home to rest
From ev'ry earthly i'll;
That on the banks of heavenly streams,
Where Life and Love give fuller CLEANS,
They drink eternal fill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08
Mike them Thick.

Such was the answer young friend
gave me when ! asked him to be a
christian.
Il don't thinl, much about it not
any more than | can help
But do YOU think, sometimes p l
said
Yes, when YOU or some one else
makes me but put it out Of mind as
soon rs | can.
| have thought of those words often.
If our Sabbath School classes think Of
Christ only when We make them. o
let us make them think often, think
deeply By pointed words in the class,
such as will pinch the conscience, by a
loving entreaty when we see them alone,
bv note of earnest invitation, let US
make them think Of these things, and 50
think that they cannot put them out Of
mind. Let us follow all these by our
feryent. iInportunate prayers, and then
the seed will bear truit-the words viii
be remembered, however great the effort
to put them out OF mind.
flour classes only think of these
things when we make them, let our eff
forts be unceasing-be in season and
out of season. The secret of their in
difference is, they do not think One of
old said +:
when I thought on my way, turn
ed my feet to thy testimonies.
May God help US to make our pnpils
think"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08
A Nice GirI.

Though that class OF girls is by 20
means extinct still they are not 50 nU-
merou. as might be wished There is
nothing half so sweet in life, half SO
beautiful or delightful, or ST, Ioycablo as
q nice girl Not a pretty or dashlng
girl. but a nice Girl. Oncot those love
Is, lively, good hearted, swoct-faccd,
amiable, neat. natty, domestic creatures
met within the sphere Of "homc,' dif
iusiug around the influence OF her good
ness, like the essence OF sweet flowers.
\ nice girl Is not n languishing beau
ty, dawdIing on . sofa, and discussing
the last novel or opera, or the graNc-like
creatures sweeping majestically through
TIE drawing room The nice girl may
not even play or dance well, and knows
nothing about using her eyes or coquct-
ting with a fan. She IS not given TO
sensation novels, She is too busy. She
never languishes. she is too active. In
pubic she IS not in front showing her
shoulders she sits quiet and unobtru-
siye at the back Of the crowd most like
". Ia fact it is not often we discover
her Home is her place.
She rises betimcs and superintond- the
morning meal J.? Who makes the toasts
and the tea, and buttonsth the boys shirts,
and waters the flowers, and feeds the
chickens, and brightcns up the parIor
and sitting room. Is it the lan@ui5hcr,
or the giraffe, or the elegant, not a bit
of it; lis the nice young girl.
Her maiden toilet is made in the
shortest possible time. yet how charm
ingly it is done, and how elegant her
neat dress and collar Not presenting
her check or brow ike ~ fine girl, but
an audible smack which says plainly. u
love YOU ever 90 much. Ii YOU coyct
anything its one Of the uice young girls
/ kisses.
Breakfast over. down in the kitchen
to see about dinner, and III day long
she Is up and down, always cheerful and
light-heancd She never ceases TO Le
active and useful until tie day j.
gone, when she will polka Win The
, BOYS, or read, sing old songs and play
old tunes 10 her father and mother for
hours together, she Is perfec; treasure
/ When sickness comes it Is she who at
tends with unwearying patience in the
sick chamber. There is 10 risk, 10 IA
tiguc that she. will not undergo; no
sacrifice that she will not make She is
all love, all devotion. | have often
thought it would be happiness to be Ill,
to be watched by such loyfHg eyes and
tended by such fair hand.
One OF the most strongly marked
characteristics ola mice girl Is tidi-
ness md simplicity Of dress. She is in
vaTiably associated in my mind with q
high trock, plain collar, and the nestest
Of nice ribbons, bound with the modest
little brooch in the world. / never
knew mice girl" who displayed a pro-
fusion Of rings and bracelets or who
wore low dresses or splendid bonnet.
l say agsi there is nothing in the
world half SO beautiful half so intrinsi-
cally good as mice girl" She is the
sweetest flower in the path of life.
There are others far more stately, far
more gorgeous, but these we merely ad-
mire as we 90 by. 1t is where the daisy
grows that we Ike to rest
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08
4 work or Art.

Mr.. Valentine, the distinguishe9 Nir-
ginia artiSt,was in Lexington this week,
with his model Of the saIcophagus de
signed for the tomb Of Gen. Lee, in the
Lee Chapel Of our University. The
base of the structure is in the form OF 4
pedestal, upon which rises the body Of
the work, supported by pillars at each
corner On this rests the couch, where
on reposes the recumbcnt figure Of the
dead hero. On one side of the sarcoph-
agus is the Coat Of Arms Of Virginia,
and on the other the arms of the Lee
family. One end has a cross in relief,
and the other the dates of the birth and
death OF General Lee.
But the striking feature Of the design
is the figure. This, with the drapcry Of
the couch drawn around it, reclines with
an air Of perfect repose, which seems to
say, Not dead, but sleeping" The
picture-the impression produced upon
the mind is deep slcep-sweet rePose.
Memory-thc voice OF the surroundings
is, that he is gone-something even
whispers death, yet this mourntul sug-
gcstion is tempered by the language Of
the tigITe-by the sweet assurance 1t
seems to give, that obliyious of the con
ficts, the turmoils, the trials of life, he
only rests from his labors. The en-
blems of war are by his side, but the
languor of sleep has relaxed the grasp OF
the hand that held the sword now ly-
ING useless beside it. The likeness is
striking, and the whole design sugges-
tive and appropriate. The figure will
be life size, with the rest of the work in
proportion.-Leringfon Gazette.
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S1EPERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDA

SiPAbES, Spade Fork. Hoes. Rskes,
y Ga,deu Lines and Trowels. for sale
by NcCwdy g. Duke,
march Ii Cha,les,own.
gljHNE Wash Rru-hes. Cem'n'. Cl
LII cine Plaster, Ci,lcfn Purps and
PoIeni " aier drawers. lnr sale hv
NcCHdy g. Duke,
march III Chsrleslowa.
I1i L have for sale large stock Of Tin
III ware Of our own manuf.c;ufe, and
give prompt attention TO Tin Roofing and
SPouIing. Nc Curry g. Duke,
march Ii Chahes eslown.
IJAMES, Trace Chains. and Horse
Ill Collars, for sale hy
Me Curly g. Duke.
march / ChariePlown.
0LD Iron, Bones, Rage. Old CnPPer
" and Brass. wanted IN exchange for
Goods or Cash by
Nc Curly s. Ouke,
march ii CharIeslown.
! LARGE stock Of Buggy end Wagon
IA Whips, Tor sale hy
Ne Curly & Duhe,
sept 10 CharI-s Gown.