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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22
THE DUBUQUE TIMES,
A newspaper of high order and supe.
Tior Worh as q Business and
FumiEu Journal.

The events OF the ensuing year will make IL
particularly important for every man in Iowa feel
Ing an interest In the affairs Of the State or Nation
TO- subscribe for a Leading State Paper.
The coming SESSION OF CONGRESS cannot
TAIL to command attention and create special In
tsrest. Much important legislation Is foreshad-
owing, and as in the case of all sessions proceed
ing the Presidential Contest, the discussions win
be very Interesting. THE TIMES has made ar
engagements for full, accurate and prompt reports
OF congressional proceedings.
Early in January the STATE LEGISLATURE
VIII meet at Des Moines, and its Session promises
10 be a most important one. The TINES will
Keep at the Capital during the entire session A
SPECIAL REPORTER and and also a Correspondent
that every act of our Legislature uf interest to
the people may appear in its columns.
In two or three months after the close of our
legislative Session, will open the PREsIDRN-
TlAL CAMPAIGN, a campaign which gives
promise OF being fruitful OF interest to the people
during which time no man can afford to be
without a Leading Political Newspaper.
THR TIMES, in addition to its worth as n News-
paper, will be found q RELIABLE CONNER
| JOURNAL. giving In each number a full
and complete report OF the Dubuque wholesale
and Retail Market, and Tclegraphic Reports M 10
the hour before going to Press from the Markets
o. Chicago, New York, Milwaukee, st. Louis,
New Orleans, Liverpool and London.
We offer the following
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

Boss Tweed the leader of the
New York Tammany ring has been
indicted by the Grand Jury US u
common felon and is now in the
Tombs with Connolly awaiting trial
for his crimes.
P. S.-Tweed has since been releas-
ed on S., 900 bail.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

The Council Bluffs Nonpareil
says: "rhe Davenport Gazette ex-
presses an opinion corresponding
with the NOSPAREIL, to the effect
that Speaker Blaine has not dealt
very literally with Iowa this time
in the formation of his committees.
One Craftsmanship to n State which
has six Congressman, and whieh
gives forty thousand Republican ma
iority, is not a flair shake.n The
remedy for the marked disCrimina-
ton against the West. Is the election
of q Western man for Speaker In
the next House,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

Our article OF locality VS.. brains"
was a sumner on the Courier as Bro.
Woodruff had to call up the dead for
argument to refute it, and then ut
terlY failed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

The State Register has Topped and
foundered around until it has final
ly struck Allison. 1t seems to have
been intended as the last Dodge of
"neutrali ty."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

Daily Times, One Year Bit 90
A less time in proportion.
The mammoth size OF The Weekly Times, and
its almost entire contents being reading matter,
make these terms the cheapest In the Northwest,
and as cheap as any paper in the United States.
Let every man, Republican and Democrat. who
likes a reliable newspaper, a faithful chronicler OF
passing events, subscribe for the Dubuque Daily,
or Weekly Times.
RICH & RYAN, Publishers,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

Attorney General Akerman has
resigned his position in the cabinet,
and ex-senator Williams, of Oregon
has been appointed to the vacancy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

John p. Irish of the State Press,
as chairman OF the party gives off,
cial notification that the Democracy
Of Iowa is not dead.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

The Prince of Wales is reported to
be getting better and that there is a
strong probability Of his recovery.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

The Bill for the new apportion-
ment of Congressional members pass
ed the House, giving nine members
10 iowa. Our number Is now six.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

The Dec. No, price Soc, has
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Nos, for Soc, four for 90c., or
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22

In one word all the FAMILY MEDICINES at
Greatly REDUCED PRICES. 1 also Caution
every body to Look and See that every bottle IL
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22
THE YEAR 1872

will be the most important aud exciting OF any
since war days. In lows the time of Interest
commences in January, when our Legislature
meets, OF which body THE REGISTER. Being on
the ground, can and win give the fullest and best
reports published. Eearly in the winter the Pres
idential contest will have been commenced, and.
as indications now surely promise, will rapidly
take exciting shape. No Intelligent Iowa man
can afford to do without a general newspaper for
the next year. THE REGISTER will go into the
night with oil its strength for Grant for President
and for the maintenance in power OF the great
party of real Republicanisn which saved the ma.
ton from destruction by war, returned 1t to peace,
and Is fast advancing il to unequalcd prosperity
The stronger its Republican friends make THs
REGISTER the stronger 1t can enter upon and en-
gage In the duht. Beg. E.s#
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WEEKLY.
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VIII furnish to people out OF the State any Iowa
paper dee,ied. 1t is not a paper offered in compe.
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II he needs, as every general reader does, a news
paper of general Intelligence. THE RsGIsTEn il
offered to him as the paper that will meet that
want.
Specimen copy sent on application.
Address, CLARkSON CO.
Des MOjnes. Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-12-22
New Advertisements
1872.
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FOr THE NEW YEAR.
1872.

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Directions and plans for making Walks. Lawns.
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who think of buying Seeds. Not q quarter
of the cost. 200, 900 sold of 1871.
Address, +" JAMES WICK.
r.. Rochester N V
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-02

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-02

The close of the year brings nee
cssarily the clos, Of all contracts
with the planter and his employees,
and the merchant and his customers
and the settlement oftheir accounts.
and With this, comes the making of
new contracts for the coming year.
Heretofore the planting interest,
and the supplies furnished BY the
m eiehant, have been protected by
the merchants Lien law passed in
1867, and Al contracts have been
made looking to the provisions of
that law. But 4 different state Of
affairs now exist. There has. been
an entire new Code Of Laws pAAed
and adopted and which went into
effect on the LIST dayof last October,
but ewing 70 o quarrel over the
spells hs:sssn a Radical scalawag
Governor and carpet.bag printers
the Code has not beer published and
the people are in ignorance Of its
provisions.
There has been Radical changes
made in many divisions Of the old
law and we must expect that the
subject of contracts between the
and'his employees, and the
and tho planter have .re.
seiyed much attention from our law
makers, and no doubt changes have
been made ID its provisions. uni
Ter the law 81 1887, decls II trus, /.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-02

Al the residence Of the brides
father. on The 2sth inst, by the Rev.
NJ. Says, Mr.. II. p. AsssTEAb and
Miss Clara Wnsos, ell of .hla
county.
"some flowers Of Eden We stiil in.
berit." Earth has no iairer picture
to give than that Ola young maiden
wreathed with the bloom Of the or
angc, yelled 10 feecy white, like the
soft fakes Of new>faIlen snow, knesl.
Jug at the alsaf, with asteet trust
Of ihe fdshtd( beside hhhahs d to
be the guide and guardian Of the
untried life before her. The scens
reflects a lingering glow of primevaI
happiness one ;lhibks Of Che joy
that Adam felt when weary Of the
blossoming groves and sunny slopes
" the garden Of God Eve was given
To cheer its fragrant solitudes.
@Lovc is the gift which God has given,
To man alone beneath the Heaven.
Ills a secret sympathy, a silver link,
A sill zen tiey aAst.T sta,oa0a hi.
a zephyr waited from Eden that
mas kept its freshness. "''
For the welded palr, we will ex-
1.ress the hope that coming years
nay be gilded with the efulgeance
Their brightest anticipations ; and
nay ia3t jWi F5Hlt5l
Lies sunset calmly shiss on hearts as warm
! '''''e'S e''',A' NJ
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-02
What do You think OF Thisl

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Perhaps no more krcible evidence from 4
~well.known source can be given of the great
power Of Mansfield b Higbee's Magic Arnica
Liniment than is contained in the annexed
letter from MI. T E. Brinley, the celebrated
pillow manufacturer @Fl
DL-ts LOUISVILLE, KY. January 2 1871.
Messrs Mansfield & Hgbee.
GESTLrxEN: Whilst was attending The
Agricultural Fair at Memphis, / was suffering
very much from rheumatism in my right ler.
| was ct piping with my friend, DR.. Peters he
kindly.tendersd me lone Magic Arnica Lini-
ment. On going to bed | rubbed my leg with
the liniment; the next morning | felt much
better, 50 much % thatf could attend to nv
business all the next day, with very little pain,
The Doctor then insisted that / should take II
along with me, and it was very fortunate that
did, for ! got a very severe fall al the KEN.
bali, In Atlanta, that bruised me up very much.
I went to my room and applied the magic Az
MICA Liniment, and was entirely relieved, be-.
ing the next morning free from pain. and was
able to attend the blowing match, PLEASE
send me half dozen bottles Of the Magic Arnics
Liniment by express, G. o. D. | Consider Il
the best linimsnt ! ever saw.
.. 7. e. BRINLEY.
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Whole aspect ~ llIe man that ~
poverty and degradation. Hour al-
ter heof be- wslehod the reception,
the meeting If prisoners sl.h their
lfiends, tbs steady trump OF the sen
unels before the celia, bat said not \
word Upon inquiring about him
| wast0ld that bs was a %lunaiic wLo1
was put m there because The asylum
lUllf That accounts foe his
sliange conduct. No, Il vas not
strange, either, sitting there all dayl
ADD Tying IA understand -ghat he
Great CONGREGATIONAL lawyers
night st there for a week and watch
he strange proceeding going on be.
ore them without being able to un.
lerstand it. II. V. X.
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I RfOur Customers.

II will be seen BY q card published in this
paper that we contemplate an carly change II
our business. This change renders Il neees.
'ssfy that We should close up our preserts busi.
ness 'as speedily as possible, We need ever,
dollar that is due us We therefore cali unon
all our friends and customers 10, come forwsrd
and pay up their Indebtedness Is Soon a M
sible. Their promptness will be properly a.
preciated. and will enable Us to- serve them mnch
better in the future than we have done n ~
Tast. @aR \
w take this occasion to return our GRAHAM,
acknowledgements tothe people 81 M r,Dps,r
Tor their very liberal patronage extended q ~
dnr!nz the last sixsss4 years. We do moi ~
poo TO sevsr ouf business Connections iii
them, but on The contrary, We hone 10 rss.;r
all..oar old customers n our new bosioe.s sa.r'
ring them thai We will have very supsrior NJ,
santages % serve them IN the future.
We oAer our goods from now until YS,h =,
December q very reduced prices.
~ respectfully.
HEfLrv IHoBGnun
ssrdis, Mise, November is 1871 |
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Money Wanted.

All parties indebted to ms for designating
for thesyeAts 1870 asd s71, must come for
,waft ind settle with me Al once, or the, will
find their claims in officers hands for collection.
must have money and my friends will please
settle up with me at once. M,
A. JACK BRoWDER.
''. BArEsviIIE, Misslsa,ppi.
dec 2-3w
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New Orleans.

t We had the pleasure of spending
; a few days in tie Crescent City last
week, and had the pleas are of al,
tending the Annual Fair of the
Mechanical and Agricultural Asso.
ciati,n of the State of Louisiana.
We found the commercial business
Of the plateInll and unpromisihg
and a general tendency of the mer-
chants to speak dispondently of the
future growth and prosperity of the
city. The low waters in the rivers
in Afkancas preventing navigation,
and the small crop of cotton raised
in Texas, all have worked to pres
vent an active business season open-t
ing in the city, and the merchants
complain that there will be but
light shipments of cotton this sea-,
son and that they cannot expect for
New Orleans any activity in trade
this winter. The business men of
the city have done more to create
this want OF general interest in The
trade Of the place and to build it IN
and to advance its commercial i'm
portance equal to that which il
ought to MAINTAIN, equal 10 any in
the Union, by their want of enter.
prize aud apathy aud Incidence.
There lisa most horrible want of
energy in the city aud you feel that
you are IN . city Of s'nggards in bus,
mess as soon as you cutter it's pres
cints. There irseaio yellow fever In.
the city The frost having put 4y;el'
low jack 70 fright upon its first ap.
pca an nee, We !. witnessed the obse-
sequies Of the late 1t. Governor JAS.
Oscar Dam, vii, died on the Goth.
'ihst'' TIE ff negro Who Was elected
70 bold an Executive office in the
South. The cortego was the largest
demonstration evermado in the city.
BENG attended BY AL the U. s. SOL
diers m tho city, the city police in
n body, thu mbmbonos the lesisla.
ture and executive othcers,the PRIMO
lnent u. officials, Gen. long
street being Ia the procession, and
the different political benevol ant
clubs Of the city with hundreds Of
prominent politicians aud citizens
IN. carriages and on foot making the
procession .over two miles long in1
passing up Canal Street. His death
was much regretted by all the|
white people a. lie was very eonserv-
atlve ~ his views and was waging d
bitter war With the carpet bag Gov
error Warmg'th, ~ opposition to
extreme rad,calism and stea|ara
Whlls the business interest Of the
city y stagnant, i Is byno means so
IN the pleasures and gayeties Of the
Lon the city has never been
most delightful in its Attractions for
q pleasure seeker. The theatres
We're Allied. WI. es.,y.
Tho great American t~ragcdianI
Forrest, nas playing at the
saint Charles. a
His rendictioa Of his master piece
Riel'ileau; on Tuesday night drew
magnificent audience ii the |.
Il. Charles that has attended that
place for years. He il growing
lutte aged now and his acting is not
% full Of the inimitable Are that |,
lell the istener spell bound IN the ,
Of his favoritc plays il
lic days Of Ills early lifs. /,
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MARRIED-On the 10th inst, at
Holly Springs, Miss, Hon. JOHN
CALHOUN, Editor Holly Springs Re-
porter, aud Miss SALLIE LEA, both of
Holly Springs.
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Notice to HlIlsrt

] hereby give notice that ! WI
on Saturday and wheaton Tuesday
pesday of.each week, and that ~.
Ing their wheat Or corn on oth3
those above named, viii have y ~
until the proper Lima.
JONATHAN
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Alaska Diamonds.

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most popular now worn by the people Of the
United States, since II surpasses all others in
brilliancy and beauty that characterize the
genuine diamond alta nominal cost.
Cal and examine the beautiful specimens on
exhibition at
j. 8. DAVIS,
Sl7 Main Street Memphis Tennessee.