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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17
WALTHAM
WATCH.ES,

The extensive use of these Watches for The last
fifteen years by Railway Conductors, Engineers,
and Expressmen, the most exacting of watch
wcarers has thoroughly demons rated the
strength, stradiness, durability aud accuracy Of
of the WalIham Watch. To satisfy that class in
all these respects is to decide the questions as to
the real value OF these time keepers.
More than 800, 900 of these Watches are now
speaking Tor themselves, in the pockets of the
People a proof and guarantee Of their supcri-
ority over all others.
The superior organization and great extent of
the Company Works at Waitham. enables them
to produce watches at Il price which r,ndcrs
competition futile, and those who buy any other
watch merely paying from - to - per cent. more
for tlrtr watches than is necessary.
These time pieces combine every Improvement
that long experience has proved Of real practi-
cal use. Having had the refusal OF neatly every
invention in matchmaking originating in this
country or in Europe, only those were finally
adopted which severe testins b. the most sHillul
uri-au~ in oar WORKS, and long Use an b" part Of
thu public, demonstrated TO be essential to cor.
rect and enduring housekeeping.
Anon, the many improvements We "oIll .ar-
tcuarilc:
Tn" invention and nsc Of a center Pini"n Of Pc
cUij1r constitution 20 prevent camagr to the Tram
by The breaking al rlaiuTPr.ugs. l. orig m1t with
tic American Watch Company who, having had
the rnI.-si Of al O'h,r Contributes. adopted
FoE- pat 1T p'niOn - hcm% the b = Hhd La.it
lcss.
Hardened and t.mpar. ha!r--rrirgs, row uni
VERBALLY admitted hy ~&f"',ma,crr ~ be- the Ocst,
are used in all grades Of Nai'ham Watches.
All Wa,tAam Wn'che= have du-t proof Caps.
protecting the movement from dat ard I"ssrning
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

WE infer from what the Dubuque
HcrdId says, that good character is
a disquaIifying feature in candidate
for Governor. The Herutd has evil
pently come to that conclusion from
necessity, and not from choice. TO
look for man of character as an
available candidate for Governor in
its party, is like Diogenes in the
streets Of his native city, with a
lantern in his Land, who when asked
what he WAS looking for, replied, AN
honest man. We would advise the
Hcratd not 10 injure the prospects Of
its party by bringing this matter of
character 50 prominently before the
people.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17
TIE Elkader Journal says OF the

TIE Elkader Journal says or the
GOvernOrtorial candidates:
The papers of the Sixth District
are united upon Col. Carpenter for
the next Governor. This speaks
well for both the candidates and the
District. For the candidate, because
it shows his popularity, and for the
District as it proves that it is united.
This besreaks victory for the gallant
tary tear. Col. Carpenter has State
reputation rs an honest, capable and
efficient officer, and rs Governor,
would do honor to the State. Among
all those who have been mentioned
for that office, none strikes US as
favorable as Cot. CARPENTER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17
An exchange sny.: \ Young sing.

AN exchange say: AyOung sing
ist in Sioux City, sereuadcd' too
much 60 suit the girls father. and lie
swore lie would shoot. The laught-
or drew the bullets from the revoIv-
er, and put in bread pellets the ser
enader camc, and the old gentleman
went. for him, firing six charges of
dough iuto him running. He has
not recovered his voice yet.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

If there is any indication in
newspaper endorsement, Col. {. &.
Carpenter, of Fort Dodge, is the pre-
ference Of the largest sections. The
endorsement he has received are
numerous and very hearty. BY the
same criterion, DR.. Bulls is a favor>
tie for the second place. -DccOrdh
RcDUbiicuR.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

Hon. JUSTIN \. MORRILL,, U. s.
Senator from Maine, takes occasion
to use three columns Of space in the
New York independent to prove
that the National Capital is not re-
movable. Per contra, Senator Logan
of Illinois, confident of an early re-
moval of tie Capital to the Missis-
siDpl Valley,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

THE House of Representatives, at
Washington, as stated by II cores
pendent of the New York Mdcpcn~
dcnt, is composed of one hundred
and thirty mine lawyers, twenty~one
merchants, ten editors, nine farmers
seven bankers, six teachers, four
manufacturers, three physicians, and
two clergymen.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

"Ihe Waterloo Reporter learns
from Gov. Merrill that he has not
been, is not now and does not intend
to be candidate for re election"
If the exchange or Waterloo Re"
porter krew Gov. Merrill Us well as
we do it would know that what Gov.
Merrill says is no it, dication of what
he means.-N cGregOy Million.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

THE recent carnival ut the Nation
al Capital, was undoubtedly an affair
In which the world ought to take
great interest. As we learn from the
Washington. HcpuGHcan:
"The Carnival was an alumbrated
comtages cemUripetate to the ultr0n-
Gus teIeoIOgic, nstamratinE 70 the
differentiation oi The autOmOnial
hvpnotism. It's chief pecaiarities
lay in matchmaking the gcrmjual
geotic with perpendicular idcoloei.
cal 10 the iuterEnnical cCtype of OBJ
jecttivcfacicncy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

GOVERNOR MERRILL has issued an
appeal to the PEOPLE of Iowa, in be-
half Of the suffering poor of France.
He suggests that all good be directed
TO the "French Aid Organization, "
care Hon. w. Il. Eoolbough, Chica'
90 III
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

\ NEW railroad company was Or
ganized at Cedar Rapids a few days
ago, and christened Ceda: Rapids,
McGiegor & Milwaukee. Its capital
is 3,0OO, 900, and Mr.. Ii. q. Angle is
President,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

THE young man who parted his
hair in the middle, now parts it on
one side, and his girl has parted from
him, and he thinks of parting from
his family aud departing for parts
unknown.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

THE TT. Dodge Republican says
Hon. Charles Pomeroy returned
from Washington last Saturday. Ii
is understood that he will again take
up his residence among bis Old
neighbors and friends.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

THE House of Representatives at
Washington has passed resolutions
repeating the import duty on salt,
coal, tea and coffee. The concur
renee of the Senate is thought to be
loubtf ul
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

THE Republicans of Michigan. in
State Convention assembled. have
wisely:
Resotced, That as the Republican
party proved good party in war,
and with fidelity, consistancy and
mistaken courage sustained tIte gov
eminent and the cause Of civil liber.
~ during the dark days of Tie re
bellion until rcace and freedom were
secured to the country, 30 it has
proved good party in time of peace,
demonstrating t e rebeilious States
i'm the Interest Of freedom; maintain
ing inviolate the public faith; estah.
fishing the equality of all men before
the law, and administering the gov
nrHment in sach manner as to pro
mote the general good.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17
ORDER EARLY.
eB-C Correspondence Solicited.
81 BISHOP & BANCROFT.

STATE OF IOWA, ~ District COur.
Black Hawk County. May Term, \. ID. 1871.
Orl3iEa! Notice
TO AndreU Nelson Fuller;
WOU are hereby notified, that there Will be. on
Z or before the first day of April, \. d. 1871,
on file n the Office of the Clerk OF the District
petition Of JoSrphenc X. Fun r, praying for a
decree Of divorce from the bonds OF matrimony
existing between yuu and said plaintiff, on the
ground of desertiOn aud ha0itual drunkenness,
aud fer the custody and guardianship of your
minor child; and unless yOu appear thereto and
defend. on or before noon Of the second day of
the next tenn 81 the District Court, TO be begun
and hrld at the Court House in the said COrnty Of
Back Hawk, ON the 22d day Of May, A. ID. 1871. a
decree will be rendered asainst YOU a. prayed for
i'll said petition. ~
silva JOSEPHENE r. FULLER
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

THE New York 2iibune says ''sar-
kastically :"
IF the people Of Iowa are repre-
scented by their governor, they are a
people of extraordinary nerve, or of
no nerve at all,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-17

The San Domingo Commissioners
leave fol home to-day.
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The new North-west., 1871-03-17
To-Day's Dispatches.

San Francisco, l6. Dion beat Rudolph on the 236
inning scoring 1000 against Rudolph's 95S.
Pat Gibbons shos Martin LAWN dead at Stockton
yesterday: cause, land dispute
The stage from Fort Yuma to Tuscon was captured
by Apaches, Is miles eaet Of ella Bend on the Sth
inst The driver Thompson, received three buiets In
the log and arrew in tho chest, but escaped with
only passenger. This is the first attack made on
stage west Of Tuscon in l5 years. The citizens are
greatly alarmed and exceedingly bitter against Gen.
Stoncman for removing to California and represent
ing the country quiet while every settlement is being
attacked in turn by Apaches.
Concord, N. L., 1G Returns from 21S towns indi-
cate that there has bccn NO election Of Governor by
the people, Pike has $50 votes, and Weston 33.-
ss1 Cooper and scattering 1,074 The House stands
169 Republicans, 16i Democrats, and Labor Reform.
The Senate stands Republicans, Democrats, and
vacancies. Tho Executive Council stands and 4
with vacancy In the Grit district Probably all the
Democratic C0ngressmen are elected.
New York, 16 The number Of emigrapts arrived
at this port since January 1st is 1854 decrease Of
1858 compared with corresponding period Of 1870.
London, 16-It 10 rumorcd that the Princess Beat
rice m&rries the Marquis Of Ely.
Washington, 16-The contract for Ocean Mail ser,
vice between San Francisco and San Diego aud inter
mediate ports has hecn awarded TO Harry Norton Of
San Francisco.
New York, 16 There were - bids to day for gold,
amounting to Sa9i2oOO at Ill to lll.+s The awards
will bc one million at from III lbs to III La.
Corinne, II. Passengers for the north--D. Martin,
r. Grimley, p. Grimlcy, Deer Lodge; T. AcMahou,
Phil Miller Helena.
Washington, II. President and Mrs. Grant left
Washington on the noon train to-day for Philadelphia.
The President will return on Monday.
Concord, N. H., II. All except five small towns In
Coos county have been heard FROM and estimating
those towns by last years vote, Weston fails Of clcc
t,on BY tho people by i5s votes.
The new North-west., 1871-03-17

A washington correspondent writes that
Mr.. Henry d. Cooke, lately appointed Gov
crnor of the District of Columbia, has in
formed the President that he cannot accept
the position, for the reason that the nego-
tistion Of the new Treasury bonds will re.
quire his personal attention in Europe fos
several months to come. Another reason is
that his family is in Switzerland, and he is
unwilling to separate himself from them,
which he would be obliged to do were hu
to undertake the task of organizing the Ter.
ritorial Government. the onus Of which de-
wolves by law on the Governor. The Pres
ident has said that he would not 60 out of
the District TO selec. successor, and ro.
qucsted Mr.. Cooke to make the nomination
himself. The Hon. A. q. Riddle, ex-mem-
bcr of Congress, and now practicing law at
the Washington bar, is the choice Of Mr..
Cooke, and Il is understood that Mr.. Riddles
name will be sent to the Senate rs soon 40
Mr.. Cooke officially declines the position,
which will probably tc done this week.
N. y. Standard
The new North-west., 1871-03-17
EplroH NEW NONrH.WKsT:

LOTION NEW NOWTH.NEst:
The animal which '.Mary had" could not
have been more mild snd gentle than the
opening days of the present month, SO that
IT the old saying ''cOmc in like lamb and
70 out like lion" is to prove true concern.
Ing March 1871, VIC may expect to sec q
show which would astcnish even Daniel,
before All FOOLS Day. The spew has en-.
tircly disappeared and ovcrcoa:s arc oppress-
lively warm. Gentle showers seem TO bc
making their appearance . month ahead Of
time, and every ono remarks lit feels just
like spring. and Why shouldn't Il?
MONTANA PERSONALS.
p. F.. Sparks, ESQ, left New York for St.
Louis and Helena, Feb. 2ash. Sol We'll.
Eco, is gracing the corridors Of tho Grand
Central, and Messrs. l.. II. Hcrshficld and
Jacob Loeb arc doing q similar service for
the Metropolitan. d. c. Corbin, Esq. OF
Helena, aud Geo. A. Baker, ESQ.,. of Benton.
arc making short stay In Gotham. Mr.. NJ.
Bloch, Of Helena, was at the St. Nicholas 4
few days since and met Mr.. Lehman
on Broadway. lsstweek. n. Newman, ,asso.
ciated, believe, with Mr. Fcldbcrg of Hc>
lena, in the clothing business, is in the city.
Messrs Rumscy and Whitlatch have started
tn Montana.
!
bring 10 cheering news of plenty of snow
and prospects for good mining scaeon.
AEEw BANKING OFFICE
Has bccn opened at No. AVAIL street, under
the firm name OF Donnell. Lawson Il Co.,
tho senior partner beng Nr. T. W.. Don>
nell formerly Of Helena, Montana Mcssrs.
Donncll, Clark & Larabic Of Deer Lodge
arc the Montana correspondents of this
firm. .. a.s.
BuRLEsQUE on THE y. r. x.R.
Has appeared in the form of . circular H.
sued Gy Rufus Hatch II Co., bankers, en-.
titled "Ncw 50 Z Gold Loan Of NOr'> Nor.
Wcst. .by~Noeth Paciiic e. Hudson Bay Rail.
road Co. (the shortest road yet tl,rought of,
or projected, to units the Atlantic and n.
cifc Oceans" This document ID being In.
dsstriously circulated BY the opponents Of
the n. r. r. r.; but they may yet 6nd, that
he laughs best Who laughs last have not
he'd patience to wade through the docu.
ment, but enclose ono herewith.
New Yesk. March d, 1871.
r. s. WAsHIxorox, March 4ih.-Mr.
& Mre. Voolfolk leave here 10 night for st.
IOuia Tho Colonel intends returning to
Montana in May, but Ara Voolfolk will
probably prolong her visit 10 the States
until next Spring.
RAyNoED's MINING STATISTICS ron 1870
Have Just bocn published under the direc>
tion Of the Government Prof. Augustus
lion Of the work pertaining 70 Montana.
N. Granville Stuart fasnial;ed valual,ls In
Lermatton pertaining more particularly q
rHoop 6/A6On NNss mSv. nnA nAhnN saF,ns1e00Of
The new North-west., 1871-03-17
The Coming Sec,

A Chicago widow who has buried two
husbands. insists that the law of the land
entities her to the third.
About $15, ,00O, 900 worth of artificial llow-
ers arc used in America. They arc chiefly
made in France.
. An anti-kissing society has been formed
by the Ga]cna, ILL.,, girls. mo kissing be-
fore marriage" is their motto.
Vicky Woodhull stands but slender
chance of being President. Docs sho not
know that all the old IEoodAuHs arc super.
ceded by iron clads!
A girl in Springfield, Ohio, who danced
with her corsets pulled up to the last hole,
was soon after in hearsc that pulled up
to the last hole that had been dug in the
grave yard.
A paper advcrtises for girls for cooking.
A cotcmporary replies: "You would like
them raw, when you are accustomed to
them.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton wrote lndIes.
nssnt Agsinss White Males, and the printer
sctitup "lndictment Against White Mules"
Liz, said 1t didn't make much difference,
- the mules arc all males, and the males Ill
mules. That's all she knows about farm.
ing.
I'm England ladies' gloves arc now man.
ufacturcd with pocket on the inside Of
the palm in which money and other small
articles can be carried"
We regret the above because it will en-.
courage = practice too much in vogue
among men already: we mean, al ungcn-
,lemanly matrimonial habit Of seeking
lady's hand for the sake of her pocket
Gs!ele1. Age.
The new North-west., 1871-03-17
PLNiTENTIARY APPROPRIATION

On the 25th ult., the General Appropria.
ton Bill being up, Mr.. Cavanaugh offered
the following, which was adopted:
To enable the Secretary of the Interior 10
pay the account for services of the supsrin.
tendent of construction for the pcnitentisrv
of Montana, the sum of $16, 900, or so much
thereof as may he necessary.
The appropriation for surveying the pub
lie lands was also increased from $50 900 to
$4,000.
The appropriation for the Penitentiary Is
ample to pay the superintendent, whose
compensation VIC believe is limited by tho
Secretary of Interior to $500 per annum,
and also to erect the temporary buildings
necessary to the use Of the building.
The new North-west., 1871-03-17
THE xuMNER.GRANT AFFAIR.

Dispatches from Washington indicate
considerable feeling Oh the deposition Of
Sumner from the Foreign Affairs Com
mi''ee. Tho denomination Of Grant is deem.
ed by Democrats certainty, and the alien.
alton OF Sumner acertainty Of defeat, while
many Republicans assert some other csndi>
Ss.c must now bo selected. Among those
prominently mentioned arc Colfax, Blair,
Sumner, Sehcnck and Cox. II seems to b.
generally admitted that the removal Of
Sumner WAS n political blurdcr, and that
he will have revenge gu Grant; that the
New England element will rally under
Sumner, and disintegrase the party. The
result Of tho New Hampshire election will
doubtless be cited - evidence of this rc.
cult OF course. there 10 room for any
amount of speculation, and IN Immense
amount of wind win b. appropriated 70
pssphesy and phillIppir.
New England Republicans doubtless sym.
rathiss strongly with Sumner, and 10 effect
wss marked in tho New Hampshire election.
II Grant needs the New England dclega-
lions 10 secure his nomination. he hes made
an awkward move, but New England Ro.
publicans are good deal like New York
Democrats they vote solid for the Presi
dcniiai nominee. While The Sumner re.
moval has created some feeling, 70 think
Washington gossip magniAes IL influences
on the next campaign.
The new North-west., 1871-03-17

Internal Revenue for Nevada; James Laidley to bc
Assessor of Internal Revenue for the dIst district Of
California.
Favoring Cslonlsts.
New York, March 10th. "A reduction Is made for
rates Of travel to Western coloniss. Tickets now
issued by the various lines At reduced rates. Holders
Of these tickets are entitled to hrst class passage
express trains with $50 pounds Of baggage free with
corresponding reduction for transporting their house
hold goods and farming implements within II days
from date Of purchase. For the special accommods"
ton OF persons visiting the West to select lands and
homsstesds and return for their families. excursion
tickets are now = new feature, These tickets arc
good fer the round trip within 30 days from date Of
purchase.
Territorial.
Corinnc, March 18th. ..Mrs Kate Buchanan and
daughter, Charles Murphy. A. H. Tallmadgc, Philip?
Koenigsbcrger and s. BOhm left for tho north to day.
The new North-west., 1871-03-17

LAx0LRy's PACIFIC CoAsT DIR8croRY.
We have received, too late for extended
notics In this issus, the abovs valuable Ga.
sssees Of the Pacific Coask Il should bc
IN he hands Of every business man and Of.
cial on the Coast Il contains 1850 pp.,
3 70. a.d can be had for q. coin. By ~
dressing The psblisher, Henry 6. Langley.
% Clay g., San Francisco.