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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

CEDAR FALLS CHURCHES.
BAPTTST-Comer OF Main and 5th Streets, Rev
Pastor. Services every Sabbath ai
10h A. N. and IN p. n. Sabbath School at 10 n
METHODIST Corner Washington and TIN 1t
Rev. X. w. Keeler, Pastor. Services ever
sabbath at 1oH A. N. and NJ p. n. Sabbath
school at . A. n.
PREsBYTERIAN-Main Street between 9Th
and 7th, Rev. g. II. Griffith, Pastor Services ever
sabbath at i0h A. N. and 7h p. n. Sabbath
school at - II.
CONGREGATIONAL.-Cor Corner Clay and 9th st.
Rev. Chas. Gibbs, Pastor. Services every sabbath
st l0Is A. n. and 7h p. II. Sabbath School a
8 o. II. e a. A. E -.
--wsshington Street between 7ti
md 6th, Father Flavin. Services every Sab
bath at 9 A. II. and 10h A. II. sabbath Schso
n IAN.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Fremont Street. Rev
Bernard Foelsch Pastor. Services every Sabbati
at i0h A. N.
EyANCELICAL~--Corner OF Franklin and 8tl
Streets, Rev. J. Harlacher, Pastor Services ever,
sabbath at 10x A. N. and 7K p. N. Sabbatl
school at . p. n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

In the tw0 indIctmeDts found by
the Baltimore grand Jury against
Mrs. Wharton, one charges her with
the murder Of GsueFnl Keechum on
June -. and another charges her
With attempting 70 poison Engspne
Vanneas ak vaII0uD times between
the 18th and nth daysof Jnly. The
Indictment for mutdos conto{us four
counts. snd chargea her with admin
istsring poison Ina dose Of yellow
lasmlpe, u some - and 10 elaas Of
IemonAdo. The l5dictme0t Tor at-
tempting 70 poinon vsnness, con.
tains twslve eu1nt9. which allege
that che attesmPted - polson him on
the loth, 20th. 2lth and z1th days OF
yu1e, " adm(0ietoring the poison IN
beef tsA and milk punCh.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

w. z. MEDARY a. Co.,
nEALERS IN LEATHER, SADDLERY
IL Hardware, Shoe Findings, Saddles, Collars,
&C.. Cedar Falls. lows. Cash paid for hides.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

i, MYTH.

DHOTOGHAPH ARTIST, CORNER
Il list and Main Streets, Up Stairs, Cedar Falls
owa. Photographs, Ambrotypes, Gems, Porce
ain and Ivorytype Pictures OF every style, taken
IN short notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

THE question: Does vaccination
lose its protective powerY is one
which Ii discussed anew on the oc-
casion Of every fresh loatbreak OF
epidemic smallpox. such - that with
which London 10 now afflicted. The
best observers are Of opinion that
when vsccinatioa has been properly
preformed, and when the system has
been brought thoroughly under the
influence Of the modified form OF the
disease induced by the vaccine mat
ter, person 10 no more liable to take
the smallpox than II he had formsrly
had the smallpox itself. Tbs neces-
sity Of rs-vaccinnation u dne usually
to the fact that the operation II linz
perfectly performed, aud the disease
impsrlectly developed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

FASHIONABLE TAILOR FOUR
L. Doors south OF Greggs Drug Store Cedar Falls
owa. Repairs neatly and promptly executed on
he most reasonable terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25
CITY OFFICERs.

!Hayor-E. TOWNSEND.
Aldermen. 1st Wdrd-J. f. Zeizing, II. NJ.
Adams.
Aldermen, ID Ward. n. Benjamin, Edwin
Brown.
Aldermen, Sd Wara-Elias overman, o. 8.
Andrews.
Aldermen, an Wdrd--J. sartori, s. A.
Bishop. ...= ...s
GUY Tredsrer-C. c. Knapp.
Ctty Assessor --IAnfear Knapp.
CIty CLERKS. N. Pierce
Ctty Marshdl-J. p. Leister.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

CEDAR FALLS SCHOOL BOARD.
PrssfdeHt-G. b. Van Saun.
Secradry-S. N. Pierce.
Treasurer--J. T. Knapp.
Dlyectors-Byron Culver, H. q. Hcmenway, A
@. Thompson, Shepard Wilson, @. b. Van Sasn
S Van Der Vaart.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

Trastses-F. A. Hotchkiss. FraLk Ford, ~. M.
.enjamin.
T6Dn Clerk-Lanfear Knapp.
Asssssor-G. ii. Richmond.
Jasticss Of hs Race-Lanfew Knapp, @. w.
Barnard. s.. Z. ".
Consta6ies-J. J. Royce, Geo. Philpot
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-25

IhEALEHS IN FARM MACHINERY,
| ~ Field, Garden and Flower Seeds. Agents
stakes" Thresher, Marsh Harvester, Esterly and
other Reapers and Mowers, Schutter Wagons, &c.
| A full stock OF Farm Tools always on hand.-Ofi-
| ce Corner of Main and Second, Sts., Cedar Falls.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
The Sorrows Of GRAM.

Those who suppose that the politi-
cal days of our able and profound
President, says the Free Press, are all
sunshine, are most sadly mistaken
Uneasy rests the head that wears
crown" and the assertion is quite as
APPLICABLE TO those who want to wear
one ms those who are actually in posses
sion of that sigma of power. Grant
wants to wear the Presidential crown
for four years longer, and the pleas
urcs of securing that end are neither
numerous nor cloying. They are en-
Uttered with conditions that cannot
all be complied with. Pennsylvania
demands that dear old Simon Cameron
shall stand second on the Grant ticket,
or else Grant cannot secure the vote
of that State in the Radical National
Convention nor in the electoral col
lege. Grant is undoubtedly willing
20 have Simon on the ticket with him,
because without Pennsylvania he has
no hope Of reelection if nominated.
But will the name of Cameron on the
ticket secure him the vote of the
State9 That is the very question
which Grant would like to have solved
in some other way than at the polls in
1872; but while he is puzzling his
profound brain over this question, a
similar one comes from New York
Senator Conkling demands that his
name shall stand second on the Presi
dental ticket, as condition for the
vote of New York in the National
Convention. But this is not so diff
cult matter, as no one pretends that
Grant can secure the electoral vote of
that State, but it may require the vote of
New York to secure q nomination.
The Southern Radicals set up similar
claims and make similar conditions to
Pennsylvania, and the government mind
is therefore preplexed. There is sad
ness as well as joy at Long Branch.
How to bell so many Radicals cats is
the question.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
France.


The debates upon the budget and
the reorganization of the departments
will prevent the Assembly from taking
its vacation until the end of July. 1t
has been proposed to lend President
Theirs the palace of Elyscc as resi-
dcnce on the transfer of the govern
ment TO Paris.
The Bank of France Thursday dis.
patched 1O4 100000 francs in specie
to Prussia. Fourteen dray carts were
needed for its transportation to the
railway station.
Amiens has been declared in state
Of siege in consequences Of the murder
of Prussian and the failure of the
local authorities to discover the mur.
dcrcr.
The trial of Rochefort, Asst and
Rossell has been postponed for fort.
night.
The reorganization Of the French
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
AGREEABLEi

Reader, if you would be agreeable
to the printer, when you visit an Of
fee, you must always step into the
sanctum first. If the editor is writing
an article, or reading proof, help your
self to chair and place it at his side.
Then plant yourself therein, and
tell him what kind of time you had
when last in the woods with your gun,
your experience as a shootist, and how
you like the sport; not forgetting to
mention that you are the father of
number of children, or bachelor And
if the editor appears inattentive to
your interesting story, stick to your
subject, and 60 through with it. If
there be any copy on the hooks, take
it off and read it, after which you will
be allowed the privilege of criticising
the article. Should any of the en-
ployes come and ask for copy or proof,
you can ask what the article is about,
and claim the right to see it. The
editor, no doubt, will read it for you,
and then ask you if, in your opinion, it
is suited for the columns of his sheet.
After thus amusing the editor for a
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posing room and ask each of the hands
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tial to whistling Then give them the
Fishers Hornpipe." Ask the fore
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per, but ask the editor to give you
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forgetting to put in the two last mum
bcrs of his own journal.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
News Items.

Isaac Van Elstyn, of Hudson, New
York, was drowned while bathing in
Undertook Creek, at Stuyvesant Falls,
on Tuesday week.
Noah James, ex-member of the
West Virginia Legislature, committed
suicide recently by shooting himself, at
his home in Dodridge county.
A terrible storm of wind and rain,
accompanied by thunder and lightning,
passed over the lower portion of Wheel
ing one day last week, doing consider
able damage.
Two soldiers, belonging to Newport
barracks, went into a saloon and board
ing house in Cincinnati, at No. Is
East Pearl street, on the evening Of
the 4th, and engaged room for the
night. Their names were James
Mitchell and Chris. Leffringer. After
four o'clock the next morning the pro-
prietor was aroused by a cry for water
from their room. Going up he found
Leffringer shot back of the ear, anC
Mitchell dead, with a ball in his head
entering behind at the base of the
skull and coursing upward. Leffrin
ger is alive, but in critical condition
The soldiers testify that Leffringel
was a very peacable, but Mitchell {
dangerous man, and had threatened
Leffringer the day previous. The cor
onor's jury, holding an inquest on thu
body of James Mitchell, rendered
vetdict of death by suicide. Leffrin
ger, who occupied the same room, an,
who was taken to the station house
was released.
The carriage factory Of +. j. Flow
ers, at Tarrytown, New York, with
fine house, sheds, etc, was destroye
by fire on the night of the 4th. TIL
fire was caused by rocket falling o
the Roof Loss, $4,000. Ncarl
covered by insurance.
! Lyons stables, with seven horsci
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

army has been completed Its effective
strength is $4,000.
President Theirs subscribed one
million francs to the loan.
Smallpox is increasing in Paris.
1t is again reported that Favrc has
resigned the Ministry of Foreign AZ
fairs, but the rumor arises probably
from his frequent expression of the
hope that he will soon be able to re-
linquish his portfolio to his successor.
The Pope has written to Theirs
that he will remain in Rome.
Numerous Algerian tribes have Civ
en- in their submission to Gen. Tata-
mande, and the end of the insurrection
is near at hand.
The OFcial Journal announces that
only forty-6ve per cent. of the amount
subscribed to the new loan was allotted
to subscribers.
Three hundred and twenty-five mil
lion francs of the indemnity have been
paid to Germany, of which one hun
dred and twenty-five millions were
paid before the issue of the loan.
The Paris forts will be abandoned
when fifteen hundred millions of the
indemnity have been paid.
In the Assembly, the motion of
Joubert for the imposition of tax on
passports being under discussion, Favrc
expressed regret at all attacks made
by the mover upon English excursion
lists, and spoke in glowing terms of the
charity shown by the government and
people of England to France during
her recent calamities. Favre also sta
ted that the government wished to
prevent conflicts with the German
army Of occupation and desired the
maintenance of peace, The motion
was then withdrawn.
The Delegate Minister of Finance
Thursday RENTED one hundred and
four millions Of francs in specie to the
German authorities at Strasbourg.-
An additional sum of one hundred and
seventy-fve millions will be paid be-
fore the 10th inst, when the German
troops will evacuate the Departments
of the Seine Infereue and Somme.
Ecole Spectacle has forwarded to the
government an application to be trans
ferred from Metz to the camp at Sar-
tory. The cavalry school will be re-
moved to Saint Cyr
General Faidherbe had an interview
with Gambetta
The census of Paris will be taken
at once.
An election to fill vacancies in the !
Assembly, caused by the choice of the
same members from different local.
ties, has been formally announced.
A woman has been shot in the De
partment of Jura for complaining of
the acquisitions made by the depart
ng Prussians.
Count de Chambord has issued a
proclamation announcing that he is
about to leave France in order that
MS presence in the country may no
longer give countenance to agitation.
lie adds: Though absent we shall
not be separated from our countrymcn.
When Frenchmcn are willing we shall
found government with dccentrali-
cation, liberty and universal suffrage
as our notices. lie praises the army,
and declares his unfaltering adherence
to the white flag of Henery ", and
Joan of Arc, which conqured Alsace
and Lorraine.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
-======
New Store,
New Goods,
Low PRICES I!
GILLETT & JEFFERS,
Possessed Of experience of several yearc,
The public need not entertain any fears
That the goods have hand are Of the best kind
Ia truth in particular, which hope you'll bear in
mind.
Selected and purchased by TN experienced hand
We are not afraid to take our stand,
Knowing the goods to give satisfaction,
Being first class, and at a great reduction.
The wants Of the public we are bound to supply,
And all competition we hereby defy.
Our senior partner being resident below,
Is always on the ground to buy very low;
Ready to purchase when goods are advancing,
Withholding his purchases when they are colapsing
Giving the public the benefit of the same,
Thereby hoping their custom to retain.
Gllett and Jcffers are the gents interested,
Who sell their goods cheap if ever contested;
Always expecting to sell for cash,
Assuring the public the exchange won't be trash.
Their store is situated in Bcebe's new block,
Whore is to be found this very large stock
OF Groceries. Provisions. and even Horse feed.
And everything else mankind may need.
Now in conclusion. pray give us a call,
Examine our stock, great, large and small,
ourselves it won't be your last,
for tiyors We have had in the past.
GIVE US A CALL!
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-19
- Nassavalse sas,ss Nnrfl,,r.saer,..-


EkaIAE0ad Case Ia s9se sEs-
preEIe Court
From the Huntingdon, (Tena.) Republican,
Il is perhaps generally Known to our
readers that 1n lhe 9Th dav Of JuIy !
decree wss uade in tie Chaueerv Conri
az Nashville. declaring the right Of tn 3
State OF tennessee 70 sell the road Of
the Nashville aud Northwestern Rail
road Company, win its property ana
franchises Or the lien % the State upon
said road The decree proceeded "a direct
he Commissioners Of the State after thu
expitaiioo o. taifty days unless this
company Ia the meantime sbouid dis
charge it's liabilities to the State. 10 rro.
coed anal sell either the road or the lies
of the State thereon The question rs to
the liability Of the company for the pay
ment oi debts contracted by Receivers
while ia charge Of The road was helt
open By the court, but parties holding
claims Of this character were reonired to
file them sith the Clerk and Master as
Nashville within four days From the
decision o this cause the county of Da
wilson, being one Of the largest stock
holders, appealed. The State Commits
siouers. however, hold that this appea!
did not suspend the execution of the de
cree and therefore advertised the road
for sale on the 10th day Of September
next
Under the act Of the Legislature di
rectiug the sale Of delinquent railroads
only thirty days were allowed for suing
out writ of error in such cases, the
usual time being two years. Before the
thirty Days had expired, howo=sf the
company by its President, Hon AlviH
Hawkins, filed in the Office of the CLERK
Of the Supreme Court at Nashville "a
transcript Of the record from the Chan
Gerry Court and removed the cause by
writ of error TO sthe Supreme Court al
Nashville, where it Is now peuding.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-19
pho Mono ON the Situation.

At the presentation of an address to
the Pope by the inhabitants of Rome
His Holiness made speech in which
occurs the following remarkable passage;
Men have said that L am worn out and
weary. True, Ism weary from witness
ing the iniquity, injustice and disorder
around us. / am weary of the insults
offered day by day TO religion in this
city, which was wont to shine before the
world as an example of faith and morals.
l am weary of the oppression Of the weak
and innocent, of the insults offered to
ministers Of the sanctuary, of the pro
ianation of objects Of our dearest vene-
ration; of Ill this am l weary in truth I;
bat worn om ard weary in the sense OF
being ready to surrender the cause com
mitted to ne; in the sense of being
ready to compromise the struggle with
injustice and for turning back from the
pursuit of that which is right; in this
sense l am not weary, and by the help of
God never shall it be that become thus
weary"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-19
Eurther Accounts OF tEae Late
Famine.

LoNDov, August I5-Advices from
Bombay report that the famine in Persia
had eotailed dreadful suffering on the
Inhabitants Of that country. Ia Ispahan
the public shops were opened for selling
camel aud asses flesh, and yet from sew
enty to eighty died daily. The people
went about selling their children. In
Kassan and Kome ciues, where corn
formerly abounded. the people had been
caught cutting down children for food
In Khorssson 5000 men had been
swept of, and the survivors used to rake
no he corpses for food On July 3Ist
MIR. Allison, Charge D'Afaire= at Tehe
ran, rho had confrmed the statements
of safIeriug by famiue, said, on response
70 a request from England for intorma
ton as 10 the extent of die famine The
famine Is over, Jut provisions sre very
dear"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-19
RESsnarcA k1rociainls war OR
IsAP RssE N CIV.


NFw YoRK, Aug. 16-Adgices from
London state that Bismarck has com
meneed a vigorous eampaign against the
Papaoy. aud as the hrs; blow declared
in Parliament aud in his Official Gazette
that he regards The Ulramontaue Church
as hostile TO the State, has broken # all
relations with it not purely political. and
has dissolved the Catholic Department
Of the Ministry Of Public Worship. he
is intriguing for the establishment of an
Orthodox Catholic party, which is the
name applied 10 the opponents of infalli-
bility, and IS actively supporting Dr.
Doliuger, Of Munich, where the Doctor.
though excommuuicated has Just been
elected, By vote Of 81 to g, Rector OF
the University. / has been announced
in Ultramontane organs that the State
treats as Catholics those persons who are
inhibited for rejecting the infaIlibility
dogma
The Cures and Bishops who followed
Dollinger, and had been removed from
their parishes by their Catholic uperlors,
have all been reinststed by the State, and
the whole Of Germany are daily looking
for still more stunning blow to be
struck at the Church by the great Chan
cellor Of the Empire
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-19

4 correspondent If the Boston Con-
qreqationaHst has discovered a communi
", numbering at present about seven
thoueaud souls, which has iourished for
many centuries. though no woman has
ever been permitted or known to set foot
IL the country Few Of the Inhabitants,
he says, have any definite idea Of what a
woman Is. The whole class Of ideas and
sensations ordinarily associated with the
words, mother, sister, wife aud sweet
heart, are to them unknown, or nearly
so, while on every side are to be seen
evidences of temperance. piety, and good
order. What Anthony, Stanton, Wood
hull & Company will say tothis most
outrageous, diabolical state Of things,
must be left to the imagination. We
can only repeat the account as we got it,
and will leave the destroying Of the com
munity to the wronged sufFragists.
The home of this eccentric but happy
people is in the eastermost of the three
peninsulas which project from the north
coast of the Greek Archipelago
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-19

The growth of the independent Or
der OF Odd Fellows IN this country ha~
been remarkable and a recapitulation
Of figures showing the strength aud op
erstious OF the Order. is valuable 30 the
community IN rejecting very impor
tant phase OF our social economy Al
though the Order but recently celebrated
its golden anniversary in hi country,
On the Both Of june. 1870 there were
3, S67 lodges in the United States. with g
membership of 29S i37, Of whom Is
300 were initiated during the year eud
ing at that date These figures show
tia the Order has been advancing At The
rate of about Il per cent per auuum.
and warrants the belief that the. mem
bership will now reach $50 GOO Penn
sylvauia has more q la Fellow than any
other State in the Union, aud Ohio rank
next, having membership at The date
OF the last report, of % ESQ The city
OF Columbus has more Old Fellows, ia
proportion to It's population. than any
other town or city IN the State.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-19
EsPssE. EsSN.
Ue Expects Ia be RESTORED 10
fsin e tHs.sl1n.


NRw YogK Ausust IL a gentle
nan woh has returned from Europe where
he has been OF intimate social re.at ons
wi,A the French Imperial family, ia
forms an inteviewer Of morning paper
that Napoleon believes in his early re
s,oration the Government OF fhtersis
REGARDED AZ ruere make shift anf that
his death at this time would he follow
ed by auotheF evil war. Gs5a7etta Is
locked upou as an ambitious, intriguing,
allie mans Dazaine w4its for history 10
Justly him, lie BUaf IS wreiehed ofea
tura The Empress IS we'll, and I'D .epaS
10 seua The princ4.on toOr through the
United States when he IS q little oider-
The imperial fanii s. receive the attentions
81 royalty AID the nobility Of England
There are now two parties IN France
the Imperialists and Red RePubheans
The Bourbons are no where. European
dplomatists ABROAD favor has return,
believing the restoration of Napoleon
could keep in subsection the djsorderly
elements OF the French, which are new a
constant menace 90 Europe.
tits also stated that England is threat.
ened with serious revolutionary troubles,
aud it was believed that the Gofernment
would satisfy demands Of the people
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-19
An Asarming crisis reared.

LoNDoS, August 15-Adsiees from
Paris say the city is excited, aud The
situation il threatening Trouble Is sp
Brehended from various sources To day
is the fets Of Napoieou [ and the air l.
lus q ramors ;lat the army wiz revolt
against the Versailles Assembly declare
Na2Ianon Regent. and detuand be Em
pire The people are leaving Paris III a
stampede Some believe that the Or
leanist scheme Is ripe for coup d'etat
being pushed by the proposition to make
Thiers pernsneut fxecu;ivs which it Is
feared would establish Government
DOT monarchial, rhiers has 40 friends
IL hootea BY Republicans, Royaiists
aa5 Inperi-iists alike The crisis is ap
proscting.