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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-A GOOD BRICK On; :::t
l. Dwelling House on Centre street, liiH
az present occupied by the Rev. d. +. -
Ashley, with seven rooms and bath rooms, gas
asl water up stairs and down. Possession given
~ April.
inari' JAMES BoDLEY.
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nor RENT.-TIiE WARE IN
l. Room fronting Quincy street,. 30 by iiH
III feet, now occupied by J. snyder Il Son. .-'aA-
Also, u second and third story room In the
fntelllgcncGr Building
Also, Mrlodeon Hail. with small room front
and rear. Apply 10 ,,,
lan?I WIN. i. McAFEE.
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DOR RENT-THE STORE IN
l. Room occupied by Chas. Z. Griffith, III
Oh Monroe street, adjoining OFT 3 Cos ~
Hardware store. Possession given lst April.
Apply to NJ. l.; OFT,
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
lpbIl
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River Division.
Baltimore Il Ohio railroad Co.

e q 81 q. ..l.;:ss y s:.;;,5.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule on and after
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
an AND AFTER DECEMBER 4,
" 1870, Trains will run US follows, daily OK.

~ a. az m % ;,55EiEF
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TOR RENT-ONE BRICK a.
Il House on Quincy street, between 9Th Hi
and 7lh, containing four rooms and AIe.s
kitchen and cellar. Possession given April list,
ISL ApplytO JOHN a. WHITE,
At Berger s HOffmRnnS,
[ebIj No. 10! Main street,
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nOR RENT.-ONE TWO
story Brick Dwelling House on Hi
nampdcn street. Eaquirc at - ..A1A'
fcbiS HARPER BROS'.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

H
GoNRaBACK ON HERsELF.--Ceda
Falls Republicans, Judging from
their vote on election day, must be
demoralized. The town gave
the State Republican ticket 2o4 ma
while it gave Ovens, Demo-
candidate for State Senator, q
msjority Of 81 W Mr.. Leavitt, Res
publican candidate for that Office
Hayden, Democratic candidate for
Representative received a majority
Of o over Van Saun Republican
This o beautiful record for the Res
publican town of Cedar Falls to
make, a town generally supposed to
be devoted to the interest OHM.
Harlan. It ie we'll known that Mt.
Leavitt is not favorable co the candi.
dacy of MI, Harlan for II. 8. Senator,
whfcls accounts for the milk In the
Cedar Falls cocoa-nut, Surely
the ways aof some politicians
are low, dark and past finding QUIT
The Atlas iabors. under o wrong
Impression when II supposes that
Cedar Falls went back on Mr.1Ileav-
itt because he was not y Harlan man.
The Harlan men almost universally
supported and worked for the regu-
iaranominees ON the ticketsndOa the
other f5sad Che bolters were aamong
the most active aud earnest Allison
and anliy Harlan men, we acknowl-
edge thai the vote shows o beautiful
reeord,n but.you can not account for
the milk in the cocoa pat In that
wayaIW W. presume that story reach
ed Grundys Center via the narrow
guage from Waterloo. will the IL
lds have the fairness to make the cor
rections ycsts 5ssE az z4OX wsg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
~Sitconrn.

~ 49, 4HA ~ EHH II
The banks are getting along
smoothly, and we have no change
to reportfn the9s financial situation,
Some of the eastern and Euro.
pean insurance companies are pay
ing up their losses promptly, and
these funds come into good play to
thoseo of onr merchants who are lay.
Ing in new stocks of goods. aud 10
those capitalists who are preparing
to rebuild. "
The grain, lumber, ard five stock
markets are brisk, and as much
business Is doing as before the fire. \
The general trade of. the city, is
much more active and encouraging
than the most sanguine could lave
anticipated. .69fFaba
The affairs of the Relief and Aid
Society are all that could be desired,
and there Is no suffering, and NOT
likely to be, fora want of enough to
eat or drink. The officers, agents
and assistants Of this society deserve
the warm thanks OF the community
for their care, fidelity and devotion
to duty.-Chicago Journat. Eo4 cola
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
80 1t ---T-T- -TT -------T-
Special Election. en


STATE OF IOWA, I~Ns@SAaAA &8tAG8A&
Black Hawk county. s 0asesg cosass A,siitor: .
WHEREAS, The Board of Supervisors of said
county, at the October Session, "A. ID. 1871. OF
said Board, adopted the following preambles and
WmEasas, Petitions have been presented 10 the
Board OF. Supervisors of Black Hawk county,
signed by two hundred and ffteen citiz ms of said
county. asking that q special election b. called TO
TO rebuild the waterloo bridge, audi
.WHEREAs, Petitions have been presented,
signed BY SIX hundred aud fifty citizens OF said
build 4 bridge ACROSS the Cedar Riser - al D or Ss ar
the mouth of Big Creeks therefore,, 2a3'A0
R, Mssg ns rnss 9 special ELECTION be bed in
day Of November, 1871, at which time The follow
ing questions shall be submitted to the qualified
OF said'connty.aI mEsr STfF'I VIZ
doIiars shall be SPR made and ex ID s5sie ~
said county, for an Iron slpcrstructare for The
Bridge across the Cedar River in the city of Wa
terloo and for the payment OF the money so ex-i
pended, with interest thereon at. not more than
seven per cent. per anntfnh, a tax OF one min on
the dollar shall be levied on all the taxable prop
erty of the county IN the year 1874, and the same
until the whole amount Of said appropriation and
interest Is paid. ProUideL, Thatthe contract for
the construction OF said bridge shall not be lei
nor yarfsnts issued for aey part Of the money
the city Goahpcila Of the cry Ok Ps Wa9erioo,' a sSsiI
pave sqtsg AZ approRrlaLion 81 Two thousand dol
ars In addition tothe amount herein provided,
or 70 much mercer 40 SHAH be necessary tccom-
piete sac priegs. O a~mu
nseana, " ne,her tua Beard OF supervisors of
saia county rnali os antnorlzsd 70 sell Or dispose
OF lhs inaemnity swamp Lands belonging 70 Black
laws eoanty ana sitaatea II the counties OF
nardin, Mnghl, henlooiat ana CROKER, and APP
ne p'oceeas tnereoi OF 90 mncn az may be
across the Cedar River, at or near the moath OF
plS Sreek. "a ssAa Seenty,a ,sgIg ,5ag y4A
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

aTHE Chicago Journal, speaking OF
the Iowa. election, says: The fire
has been SO lall.engrossing that pelit>
zeal news has not been sought. Our
noble sister State across the big river
polIed but q small vote, yetthe Re-
publican State ticket will have full
40, 900 majority /; and despite all sorts
of tickets, the Legislature will have
a Republican majority Of one hundred
members. cas -g "a,
THE United States Senatorial
question, was the great issue, II now
looks ~ il Senator Harlan, trusted
by Iowa for eighteen years, would
be re-elected. We have taken no
part in the contest, but must accord
to Senator Harlan q fitness in every,
ssnse for any honor Iowa may con-
ter.' naHupRnwmrrfa aEaa1ayHs nzatg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
AsadAnair.

The Chicago papers give the details
of the shooting Of Col, Thos. Gros-
venor, formerly . resident of Du.
buque. 1t appears that, about II
o'clock Friday nssght, Cot Grosvenor
descended from q Cottage Grove car
and walked toward the Douglass
Hotel. where he had been residing
with his family. When lie reached
the house, q patro,man named Theo-
dore Noel Treat, a student at the
Chicago University, who had Joined
the volunteer force for the protee-
ton of the city, called 70 him 70 halt
at the same time presenting q ride
The Colonel made some reply, when
the patrol demanded the password
The Colonel intimated that he had
no knowledge OF the password and
attempted to pass on. The patrol
man then fired, the ball breaking
the C0lonel's arm and lodging Ia his
BODY. 1syo The wounded man had
strength enough to get fntothe hotel,
where, ate O'clock an the morning
he idied, attended by his wife and
child The patrol was Ilarrested
when the affair became known, and
gave, az Q reason for the shooting,
that, aftershs had warped the Colo.
mel TO halt, three or four times. ths
latter said ssYou may 60 to he'll
and blaze awaS nos, u you Ike !.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

ALAS, here Is a melancholy domes-
tic incident at Wyoming. b. Mira.
Esther Morris is q Justice of the
Peace, and in the unimpartial exer-
else of her official duties, Mrs. Nor
ris has been compelled to send her
beloved husband to jail as q common
drunkard. What the emotions al
Mr.. Morris were under these fearful,
revolutionary circumstances. we are
not informed, but the reader will
imagine that the wife was Frustrated
with grief, while the Justice Of the
Peace remained ipexorable. There
has not been anything like ii since
the palmy days of Rome. What a
check upon errant husbands to know
that their wives can lock them up q,
the shortest notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
s.Counting the Chfckens, &c.,

According to the Waterloo Courier
and Dubuque Times, Allison is elect
ed U. S. Senator-on paper. The
Times figures seventyefive. Republi-
cans in the House, twenty.three
democrats, and one Independent Re-
publican. Forty three Republicans
In the Senate to seven Democrats.-
One hundred and twenty-one will
be necessary to q choice. After stat
ing that MI. Allison is sure of ssyT
enty-one on joint ballot, the Courier
proceeds to compliment the Repub'
lican party of the State on its sound
policy, DC. als 3hF Gf
Perhaps the Courier had better
a its pretty compliments on the
wisdom of the Republican party,
until after the election. Many a
we'll laid scheme has .gane aft agiee''
and how would the Courier feel to
have Mr.. Harlan glide into the OF.
fee again by the votes of the major-
ity of the Legislature, who recog-
nize his worth and aefsity to the
State. and feel that he cannot be
spared from an office which he has
filled SO acceptably. You can't
pretty much always tell,n and this
idea of writing a man into Office on
paper is mere buster and buncombe.
Votes are what tell. hue s8tEa fte
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
I~SDIANAPoLIs, Oct. I6, 1871

@p INDIANAPoLIS, oct. IL, 1871.
To the Press: .sITa8 Bal
A statement pnrporting to be q tel
egram from this city, to the effect
that Voc. English, theaGwealthiest
nan in Indianapolis, contributed but
one dollar to the Chicago relief fund,
is not correct. There Ia no such
wealthy man In Indianapolis. w.
III. English contributed one hundred
dollars, which isthe amount gener-
ally contributed by our more wealthy
citizens. The individual contribu>
tioBs here aggregate nearly $20,eoo,
besides $1,000 in supplies and So, 0OG
by the City Council. @9a ]
(SignedlfqaE T. b. MARTINDALE,
-FegC Chairman Chicago Relief Conn.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
The Next National Republican Con.

The Next National Republican Con.
vention.
5t. Louisza 4 claim that can not
be Det aside IN the holding OF tlae
|Natfonal Repoblican Conventfen
hefe: The EAT has had It's share
OF this honor, and In the West,
Chicago has twice enjoyed it, so that
were her halls still standing, st.
Louis would have the prior claim.
AS the case stands. it belongs to
the valley of the Mississippi, and
should therefore come, to the metrop-
Oils ofxtheavalley States. sWeinvite
to this subject the special c%onsidera-
ton of the National Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee. and assure them
that Western men are In earnest on
this matter. The resolution to this
effect by the Republican State Com
mittee, which we publish elsewhere,
expresses q strong feeling, az well as
AUST claim. The convention of ,GS
ought to have come here. An in
Justice viii have been done shonld.
that of 1872 be Rfso denied us.--Mo.
H-w ~ AEer eA4ara FFr n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

CEDAR FALLS, OCTOBER at 1871.

CHICAGO is all life and bustle.-.
Trade is reviving, grain Is again
moving, and business Is seeking its
old channels. Nearly all the whole
sale men or Chicago have Are-estab-
lished themselves, and are again pres
pared to supply the trade throughout
the west. The situation is encourag-
ing, and the stagnation TO trade In
the west, which was threatened, is
no longer feared, It vas the red
cloud this time that had asilvery lin
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
a,sa ,naa saw sa-

WoopHuLL.-We live IN d sensa-
tional age, but Victoria g. Woodruff
has managed to make more out of II
than any one else. In SO brief q peril
cd. "A necromancer and spiritual
physician up TO two years ago, she
has since made her mark as d Wall
street broker; forced her way into
the front rank OF female suffrage |;
secured the nomination of her set for
the Presidency; out Heroded all
other advocates OF love az the only.
marriage tie; and wheedieda Theo~
dore Tilton into writing her biograpy!
She is said to have made 500, 600 as q
sorceress before she took to stock
gambling. but great as has been her.
success In other respects, the Triton
biography is her master trfumph.-'
Here is the virtuous and Drtho-
.dox Tilton--orator, lecturer, and
man Of genius generally-euiogixs
ing the mountebank ADVENTURES,
chfoniciing her miraculous raising OF
the, dead, and gravely proving, as
something to her credit, that she IL
possessed by, and the chosen medi.
UNI of, the t.spirit' Of the great De-
mosthenes Alas, for iTilt0ni and
alas for Woodruff, too, for what be-
comes Of the female demi-god II she
is nobody unless guided and contOIl.1
ed by dead masculine? rs this
the way the equality of the sexes H.
to be maintafned?-D Davenport Ga
zeffe.Ws 81 h3f@E9 eo1 IkaAt9W ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
SHERfFF,S SALE

Black Hawk County. fa.rr
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 4th day
~ Of November, A, ID. ISL, at ~ o'clock M,
county aforesaid, will be sold ct Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, the following de.
scribed Real Estate, levied upon and taken by
virtue of a special sxeention, frened from the
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, within
and for the County of Black Hawk. State OF
Iowa, in favor OF g. T.. Coyell.. and against the
torwit: .raza4 nnFroagE Ean4 raEFRNW atFF
The south half Of the Northwest quarter OF
section number sixteen f16l, In township number
ninety 900 north, range number thirteen, west OF
the 9Th p. NJ, or so much thereof az may be
necessary 70 satisfy said writ Of execution and all
accruing costs. .
sheriff of Black Hawk County.
Dated at the Sheriff Office, Waterloo, Septem.
Der LEI, lS4lss.ssos aOw2 T, Fox759.F
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. sBWsa fgsu cav
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

THE files Of the Chicago Tribune
Were totally destroyed In the lac
fire. This will be an immense loss
to the city, since they possessed an
historic valoe totally beyond compu,
tation, as they contained q complete
and exhaustive history of Chieago
fromai its foundation. aa 81 d81ud
All the papers of the United States
Attorney In Chicago were destroyed
by Ore ; and the prosecution of par
ties indebted to the United States
win Therefore be seriously interfered
with, g8idsuoh q 4 bains.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

THE Postmaster General Is pres
pairing his annual report to Congress.
Among other Recommendations
whi,h he viii advocate in it ID the
adoption IN this country of the
postal telegraph system. He is
greatly strengthened in his opinion
by the, complete success of the Brit-
ish system or postal telegraphy,
which has been In operation for
nearly two years. AS1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
AN effort il making i'm P-ennsvlya.

An effort is. making in Pennsylva~
mia to procure the adoption in the
new Constitution which is about to
be made for that State of the pripei-
pile of minority. representation. BY
this principle the democratic rule OF
governing by the majority is to be
aud restricted. the minority
being always able to elect . certain
proportion of the Legislature, no
matter how great the preponderance
of the opponents may be. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.

e--.uA 49, OHHHSh"Of OOVs -, loTI'
Hon y Joseph Medill, of the Tri.
Dune, has been nominated for Mayor,
by the Republican, Central Commits
tee, the Democratic COMMITTEES &C.
cepting him q sdf,art of q proposed
plan for snnioHaAT The sftwo parties
have agreed on "a satisfactory divis.i
ion of offices, and will make the rest
ofstheir nominations to-day. 4 This
will take all excitement out of the
election. aud secure good men for Of
.enRa4 nNA = aa.EauA -FaIEaHI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

rue Chicago zsisa

The Chicago niosnf pf sist
s~ayss:abud4 ea44s T9aa Exav0a Riss
a. great Improvement was sappar-
ent in grain circles yesterday Since
the Ore the produce markets. have
been very weak, owing To O luniver-
sareesire to realizeson the property
held here, for the double reason that
meney wae SCARCE, and the insurance
considered 20 beI doubtful. Hence
prices Of grain fell with q 1oosefess.
Yesterday it seemed aas IL all the
weak holders had sold out, andpriees
rallied. There 10 nov reaso TO hope
that our produces markets, which are
SO intimately identified with the
commercial prosperity Of the city,
Will be more healthy daring the coms
ing winter than usual. Grain Is be-
ing sent eastward at the rate Of 400.
600 bushels per day, and the ship
ments are so far in excess of the res
ceipts, that the present rate of de-
crease would empty our elevators in
about three weeks, leaving them free
to receive the liberal quantities that
will be sentin during the nwinter.--I
If our present stock of grain could
be converted into cash, it would add
to the ability of the city to
rebuild, though IL Is true that q con,
siderable proportion of that grain is
owned by parties not resident in
Chicago. dA olssas3 Rla1ga
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

are iveCs-coverlids, coffee, candles,
coal, 81 cash. a,
The Cincinnati Enquirer sent q
special reporter to the scene of the
Chicago fire. The patrol took him
for an incendiary and locked him up,
so that the Enquirer had no report.
-on-ffe 18TH INST, Potter Palmer
telegraphed to A.. 7. Stewart & Co.,
of New York, rs follows: "Messrs.
Allen g. Mackey, and all other firms
with whom I am interested. either
as special or general partner, will
pay in full at maturity. Please in
form the trade."a E9a'G go ,aai1
1t is stated that William b. og-
den estimates his entire losses by the
fire in Chicago and In tile wisconsin
prairies at between four and five mil
lions of dollars. Cyrus III. McCor.
mick states his loss as being not less
than three-auarters of a million, and
says he will immediately borrow
half million and begin rebuilding.
AT the East st. Louis depot on
last Monday evening, considerable
confusion occurred among the pas
sengers who were boarding the pas
senger train for Chicago. by an indi-
vidual, carpet bag in hand, and very
much excited, showing and pushing
the crowd in his desperate efforts to
reach the cars. lie crowded aside
and elbowed men. p,omen and chill
dren, making q nuisance of himself
generally. Finally q gentleman
whose ribs had been crushed by the
excited mans elbows, and his tenn
pei, RULED by the unceremonious
manner In which he had been hus>
tied, inquired in sharp tones: Tid9
f.Whatfhe devil Is the matter with
you, old fellow Pr q 2 iaEorq1s11
In%dividual in a hurry. Must get
that train hsa ~eEraH ~fffyas9
Other Man. ttNell, there is plenty
Of time-sthe train does not start for
ten minutes; and, besides there are
several other people here who want
that train" ,ncHhEafZs Asb6rz y osis.
Excited individual: s"I mast get
that train, and that's hxed, hi get
that train If 1t costs me my lifes' boo
Other Man. Whit In hell is the
necessity of your reaching Chicago
this train, hnyway 49,
Man in . Hurry. ~ Mustaget to
Chicago to morrow on this train, or
those people up there WIN have built
the whole did town again, and !
won't see them rainslpS az .eao9s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

AN Irishman had just seated him.
self in a Quaker meeting wtren a
young Quaker, lately married, arose
to announce his new cpnditidn.-
"Brethren," said he, u have mar
ried." Pats spontaneous mother
wit suddenly burst forth involunta-
riiy: The divIl We -hapetn The
young and blusling bridegroom inn
agtning that the spirit had suddenly
moved some more influential brother,
sat~downuzin eonfastoHsgzsIHAa new
moments he q end essayed again:
Brethren, / have married a daugh-
ter from the Lord.' THE devil We
have calculated the interested
freshman, "itn be q long time be-
fore We sec yer father. I'm. law ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

Iowa was certain to go Republi-
can byaa large majority, and has dis
appointed no one. Though no Rep
resentatives in Congress were 10 be
chosen. her majority IL nearly up to
her mark-40,0 00. 1t is understood
that this insures the ar~e-electiop of
the Hon. james Harlan to the II. 8.
Senate Tork Tribune, Ocfo6er
y4fh .FNE ~ yEB a9&8 Hn8 .vasm8u# n.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

on his visiting list, previous to the
fire, Rev. NJ. NJ, Parkhurst, pastor
OF Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church, Chicago, had $50 names
The church edifce and parsonage,
and the residences Of every member
ofthe church were burned.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

LATE files from European papers
most favorably on the app
pointment of the London firm of
Henry Clews & Co., as bankers
abroad for all foreign countries Of
the US. Government and the Treas
ary Department, In place of Barring
40 sna Ar.a rnlraan-n ~ -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

Z. =. Hogan, agent Of American
Express Company, at Boone, blew
his brains out last week, because he
was tired of life.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
New Advertisements.

STATRsOF IOwA,l fn3paIe 9f3 40
Black Hawk County,{ Asas9 HI .gag{cb
1Q NaryA Shelteagers
VUr are hereby notified that there is now ON
Court, within and for said county of Black Hawk,
the Petition of Henry c.. Schellenger praying for
2 decree of Divorce against you ON the ground of
deseriion, and that he have the care and. custody
Of Frank Schsllenger his minor child and unless
You. appear Thereto and defend on or before noon
OF the second day OF the next term or the District
Court. to be begun and held at The Court House,
in said county, on the fret Monday of january.
A. 1Sf2, n decree win be rendered acainst ven
thereon. HENRY G. SCHELLENGRR,
Bowl Plaintiff.
.susi IA BY BorEs. ALIEN & CouoH, his Att'ss.
. Waterloo, Oct. 21, 1871.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

GEO. ALFREP TOWNSEND ALREADY
charges Chicago with BOOSTING Of
"our fire" as an example of western
enterprise. IVA sFrs3ag sahasls sfE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

Mayor MaA0nTbA appointed Sum
day, Oct. 18th, NJ q day of hnmilia-
ton and prayer, by the people of
Chicago roa .isg ~ toG giaais AabiI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

The Newark Courier says /: 1.-The
South lives in the hope of having
her debts paid and her amancipated
slaves restored. as soon asthe Demo-
cratic party sncceedsfn getting power
-Eschanges gtaHp9 h&ss nl biafs
1t will probably be some time be-
fore those debts are paid. hingingthe
question on that contingency aaIgaa