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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

Dw how wilfill and pal |
have becn.--l
lection Of taxes by dist
NAL property. BY ref
sill DO found that the
I was more stringent
for thepurpose Of dem-
9 below the provisions
le by side, for facility
.Nt.nGU s,i bar Ygrb III
ccially borne in mind
leted by a Democratic
ESQ zill Be wt5tBs Jd5 "a
lREvExuR LAW 1S60--sRc. 40
No demand Of Taxes shall
he necessary, but II In the
duty of every person'suhiee&
tn taxation To, attend ut the
Office of the Treasurer (R,,-
isss 0theririse pyori,iec) at
some time Menlioaed Ia ~
preriols section Of this act
(froin Nov. LIST to Feb. 1st,
Sec. ~ and pay hts or her
taxes. And u any one neg
liects TO pay them before the
first day Of fs6t9us,y follow
ing tho levy Of the tax, the
treasurer Is directed TO makel
the same by distress and
sale Of his o. her personal
property, excepting such as
Is exempt fromthxation, and |
the tax list alone shall be-
\ sufficient warrant for such |
distress. WV
Sac. ~. When the Treas.
urer distrains goods he may |
keep them at the expense VI |
the owner and shall give no-
tice Of the time and place Of |
their sale within Ave days
after the taking In the man |
ner cOnstables are required |
TO give notice of the sale Of |
personal property under ex- |
ecution and the time of the |
sale shall not be more than |
'itrenty days from the day Of
! the taking, !, hut he may ad- |
jonrn the sale from tine TO-
time not exceeding .fee days
| and shall adjourn ut least
! once when there are no bid
ders,, and IN case Of adjourn
, ment lie shall put upa notice
thereof at the place Of salc.
: Any surplusremaining above
the.taxes, charges of Keeping
and fees for sale, shan De re.
. turned 70 the, owner, and the
Tr easurer shall on demand
: render an account In writing
J OF tbs sale and charges. 6l|
! SEE. 80. On the first da,r
OF february,the unpaid taxes
/" "of'cAtsterer description .for
: the preceding year slialk be- I
come delinquent and shall
] draw interest as hereinafter
I provided (thas IL t,celce per
: cent, per dni1ua, ,i.Sec. b0,
and taxes upon real proper
! Nv are hereby made u per-
I pet,ial lien thereupon a.
I t'gainst all persons except
the United States and this
State; nnd taxes due from |
amy person upon personal
property owned by such per-
} SON, Dr to which he may ac-
Guire a title. . The Treasurer
shall In no case soil real
property for delinquent tax
wl'en personal property not
exempt from taxation be-
lionging 10 the individual can
be found, unless the owner
what piece IL ss'',ps q rssI ds.,sents nroserts
Ihe prefers having sold, rati-
~; " !"n and e ths persahs sale p pf'peri rerl
property 50 designated shall
nsa De %aal sa. =. 81 s reaI regular s.i,. 'a, ..
hereinafter provided. =. -.
!. skS; > :; 6s,.a. Ss On the ,e first ,ss Mon.
riisSo, and in each year there.
tl; 'tl,after, the county y. Treasurer IRE.
sale At ihe G Court o%t' Iiose' IL so,p or
{ hthere be no Court House,
= Treas,rsr =, .ns ree ~ o. lame. .s county .nm
e lots, or other real property,
a.,..,;sh on which ta taxes .sa o. ,,,;l any DC.
year or We years ' shall e have
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
Cnnk---NECTION AV2.

CoDE---sEcrIoS 492.
No demand Of Taxes shall
be necessary, but u IL The
duty ofevery person subject
20 TAXATION 20 attend ut the
office Of the Treasurer, ut
some time during the four
months named, (that Is Sep
tember, October, November,
aud December, Code, Sec.
ASS, and after the fifteenth
day OF September and pay
histayes, aud II any one neg.
lects to pay II before the first
day Of January, following the
levy Of the tax, the Treasur-
er IL directed to take the
same by distress and sale Of
his personal property, ex.
ceptlng such us Is exempt
from taxation. aud the tax
list alone will be sufficient
warrant, for such distress.
FSec. 4g3. When the
Treasurer distrains goods,
he may keep them at the
expelse Of, the owners and
s.l..l .sAt.n - A.. At..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
The Revenue Law Of 1860 and 1851
d@W a3ui y w ContrastetI gsfHsfMtid 7Heu

AS much as gross Misrepresentation has
been perpctrated by unscrupulous, travelling
politicians Of the Democratic party, respecting
the revenue law ofls60, we propose to bring
these gentlemen down face to face with the
tuth--howeyer much such an cxtraordiary
meeting may alarm them. ,,s ,st aaIg ias
The following comparison Of the Democratic
law with that passed by Republican Legisr
laturc in 1860, will show. how wilfnl and pal
pablet these Misrepresentation have becn.--
And first as to the collection Of taxes by dis
tress and sale of personal property .,gs by ref
erence to the laws twill DO found that the
law wherever different was more stringent
than it now, is. And for the purpose of DEM
onstrating this, We give below the provisions
Of each law, placed side by side, for facility
oi comparison, IN E5Nj.ngM sal bar y}fgg II
And it will be especially borne in mind
that the Code was enacted by a Democratic
Legislature in lS5l:sura afB Ia .tass ,9; -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

SEC. sos, Land SO sold
will be subject TO redemption
as follows: II redeemed be-
fore q suit be. commenced as
hereafter proylded (Which
may be any time after, six
months, Sec. 500 by paying
the amount paid by the p,T.
chase Including the fee for
the deed 90 cts. and any
takes on the land paid by
the purchaser With twenty
five per cent. per annum
thereon and II commenced
by paying In addition to the
foregoing the sum Of ten dol
lars and the costs Of suit TO
be taxed by the Clerk Of the
District Court. Such pay.
mcnt may he made 70 the
purchaser, his agent or At
torney, or TO the Treasurer,
who Is TO enter q memoran-
dunn Of tho redemption IN
the list Of sales and give a
certificate thereof 70 the re-
demptiOner and hold the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

SIC. 49G. Before the first
day Of June Ia each year the
Treasurer Is directed to oifer
mt public sale At the Court
House in his County all lands
on which the taxes levied
the proceeding year still re.
main unpaid, but such safe
shall not be void II not made
till after the day above
named. yA .a9Rs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
~ JOB WORK.

YaAng psrclhsed ~ enfrciyfnew office our Job Des
pament comprises large assortment Of the latest styles
Of Type Borders &C., thus enabling to do every vari
ETY. Of Job Work III manner unsurpassed IN this section
Of the State. All work entrusted to will be exc
cuted on shsrsso.ise ssd reassnable semss Il
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
\ 0wEsTERN mOTEL.

~ A. TONQRO. Proprietor, Main st., Cedar
l.S Ais, 0& E5MS House IN Gag chAnge9 Hands
and ukdergSne thorough refttihg and rem6denhg IS
now ready kr the accommodation Of the public IT s
sitaats in huSpess bart u Ce0r Falls THE prOpr-
81 Ssss. @ W % sa,s = i sss sss
country stop at this House. 1:n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

hgBuEEgf gH .tasmom ig9ilfT9 . s8g II .ss9a
ont aal b3ssaq y - ,4sllp4 ggijr9Tlg1 .
siA stFE aaHl sf5 sut2u-fs FiEai sdi ae owi
bHE ro5Rw gdi c.gl.haee9l aEgra ajB ai H3iyTgd
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
MARSH & GROSS.

nENrsSfS.s "A kAahtfcfAf TEETH Inserted. from
H. an Entire Set on any principle practiced by
the Profession LalDaeSskexfh at their residence II
desired. Work done reasonable terms. Office in
Overman's Eifk AtOcksGstr Falls, Iowa ns5
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

TOHN L.~MIL4CQX, Rro0rietpSs Main st.,
enlarged % furnished S"ghoSt ana nss any Isr pre
pared to attend to the rants Of all who mc favor
with cal Il hare N tsuWkctien Nth the above ouse
large aA conodfous Stable With good osflers IN Attend
.ance The Office Of the Western Stage Company Is at
this Hoase. Stages leave nyfsr the East South and
1.s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

COulu IL DC possible LfaC my suspicious were
correct, and that chance had thrown in my
way "a solution Of the problem which bad
vexed my deputies SO much? Yes, was
sure of it; and the more / compared the two
faces in my mind, the more saw resem-
blance. Either these checks had been paint
ed red to-day or they had been painted white
yesterday. The eyes were the same, the
contour the same, and that, brow, with its
tell tale mark not to be mistaken.
We soon stopped at the door of the inn at
Orton. The driver announced that they
would stop there for fifteen or tweenty min
utes, to exchange horses and wait for the
mail, and also informed the passengers that
they would find plenty Of Accommodations in
the house if they chose. to 90 in.
The lady at first did not get out, but at
length she did so and went into the hotel,
determined now to find out who she was
left my deputy at the door Of the room she
entered, having ordered him to rush in, in
case he should hear anything that warranted
his intrusion. On going into the apartment
found thu beauty was sitting by window,
gazing oat between the blinds. She started
III, as entered, and let her veil fall org Fiefl
!" thought this was a private room, sir, /"
she said. Her voice trcmbledY and sounded
unnatural. 4,
!" It may be-" returned; "but that docs
not exclude those who have business.
came'on purpose to see you." tittJoias hlgeR
There was aslaomcntary struggle, and then
she appeared as calm as could be.
-''s . hat are yoi.2'l she asked. aseH atfY
s, am an officer from Bow Street. 4 re,
piled. want to know who you are roii
Stop--one moment" she said; AID as
she spoke she carried her hand beneath her
cloak. II was quickly withdrawn. and in ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

ns ia aud toe market win cios2 without an over stock
M some lines The sappiy WITH De- light With ample
oe " We Cotton Manufacturers Association which W.
Termed as year a. the Houses They duly orgsu,z
ssa,,i,o., then circular proposed TO give statef
value OF goods produced stocks unslId IA tse
rom. o,h., nianuisesarers and agents with va
We thought that the objects Of The assoca,,on were
properly carried out they would elicit in
formsion; but that Ia the Last We lave hoard ~ r.
Brown sbeetings and snrtings were Ia ONE Ions aas1
though stocks were comparatively light. salea sra 80
ported At $40 for heavy goods light shes.,ugs we're
shirtires we're unchanged, and GALES moderate DylIs
were steady, but In less request for shipment TO China
owing " reported decline 10 prices at shanghae: faip
shipments. however, being made 10 South America
and 70 California, and prices unchanged. Cotton FAN
nes were steady and sales light Fancy cassimeres
quiet Sattnes were held Al previous rates with mode
rate Sales In prints the demand chiefly confined 10
desirable new styles. The sales of heavy woolen
fhaws have been large throughout the and ct
titon with foreign supplies. Considerable lots Of The
latter have been sold by auction. Flanns in good
ness has been in the main good but prices have fuctu
ated to extent, especially continental dress and
fancy articles which have been freely offered At auction
new styles OF silks meet with good sales Plain ribbons,
with round edges suitable for the Western trade were
10 good demand while most other descriptions dali.
English staple and fancy goods without change.
The season for German wsoiicus is pretty much over
with far demand remaining from the city aud nsar by
trade The auction sales this week have been active,
ana IN some cases several considerable lots OF
ribbons were put up, bat the bidding
aud while some parcels sold down 70 lower others
we're WITHDRAWN or passed silks Of less inporta-
ton aud styles sold 81 low rates. while moderate csts.
oRue OF better selected goods and Of more recent pat
se1ns o,o.gnt ar prices shawls and bombazines At
acteu nte attention, AMI failed II bring sRtsfactory
prices The special sale OF the week WIS large cata-
soeue o. saxon woven dress goods, imported by c. r.
smedor TO-, which Wac conducted by Messrs Wilmer
ding Mount The sale proved ssfui and pr,ces
were satisfactory, and cases slight ADVANCE WAS
obtained over current private sales Ba, few lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

The estimate OF the earnings from August TO De-
cember this year Is ct the rate OF sl25 .2ss per
month, which was the average monthly receipt for
the last four months. The above table shows de-
crease Of gross earnings for the nine months equal
to s527,is3, or nearly thirty three per cent.
How, under these circumstances, the com
pany can continue TO make the usual pay.
ments TO the sinking fund and divide the usual pro-
ITS II i not easy 70 perceive. The causes OF
the decline in the business OF the road
are obvious. They are, firstly. the war In New
Granada, which has now fairly broken out, and
which will probably last long time. This
like the war In Mexico, which has lasted for thirty
years, with occasional intenuptions-has checked
business and stopped the gathering Of bark, cochi
neal hides, drugs &C.. which are oe produce Of the
country and on the supply ofwhichthe road depends
fof he freighting business. Secondly, the decline in
the passenger travel 70 California Il quite serious
loss to the road. The best emisrants 70 California
are now crossing the Plains, and avoiding the dan
gers Of the Isthmus. These drawbacks are the
more serious as there are only fifteen years LEFT Of
the Panama Railroad lease In 1915 the
road rcyers TO the New Granadian So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

The following IL comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods New York for this and
January L.
For the Week. 1858. 1850. 1880
Entered at the port 81 1910 1854 $40 500 3o5
inro.n on Market. I,7s4,e4S 1,SSs443 l,9sl,e
Catered the port $40 47s sss sts275oS IS ao 1927
Thrown on market. s9l 672 81 $50 So $50 095
By the above table will be that the value OF dry
goods entered at this port the past was very nearly
equal 70 what Il Was last year and the thrown
upon the market In Of that OF last year.
both largely exceeded both amounts for the period
In 1853 The aggregates since the Let Of January last
have reached within % 9 26s OF the amount or entries
for the same time last year, and within 80 go 23s
Of the amount thrown upon the market. There only
remains three months and nine days Of the year,
and should he imports 10 the close Of II correspond
this ratio with those Of last year, may expect to
reach not exceed the wants OF the trade
imported last year the largest ever before made In
the history Of the country and large a. the southern
demand war based upon large crops Of cotton and good
prices they In excess OF the OF tho country,
and large amounts were slaughtered last spriag
ton The south this year, with reduced CROP aud hav
ing been previously well supplied with goods OH be In
no condition TO purchase a. many goods she did last
year, which political excitement also may help to pro-
vent her doing Under these circumstances We do
not think that the margin between the OF i'm
ports made last year and in this s % large u ought to
be- Ffom present Appearances this year. like the last
tons. OF The goods entered for consumption last
week woolen fabrics amounted 10 s123 933 cotton do
1851 SOS; silk do $153 sos fax do. Sill 8s3; msce
laneous, sls7 l02 Total 200 The annexed tables
withdrawn ami thro upon the Market
lArokTAToSs or DRY GooDs AT THE PoRr or NKw YORK
FOR the wKrg ENDING sErTKxHEa 81, 1850.
Pos yam. ''""4'"'' PA, vo,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

vernment Mr.. sandford's mission to Bogota
to obtain renewal Of the lease was, as Is known,
complete failure and there is very little prospect
at present Of another negotator meeting with
more success. The New Gransdans are deter
mined TO have the road; IL any government did
grant renewal It's successor would probably re-
padiaie 1t. We have devoted some space this
subject, because Panama has always occupied q
higher rank than the ordinary railway stocks; and
also because large number Of people, not only
here, but in England are holders of the stock as
an investment. If, as the facts seem to Indicate
the income of the road is going 70 be seriously re-
duced, people who rely upon that income for sub
sistence should be warned in time.
The Chemical Bank has declared the usual quar-.
terly dividend of six per cent payable October l.
The Chicago Press Of Wednesday reports:--
Tho receipts and shipments Of -four and grain during
the past week compared with the corresponding week In
1869. ag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22


LEATHER There continues 70 be active inquiry from
manufacturers, ri unchanged prices The saee Tor the
week have been quite large and the stock Of prime tan
nings no. IN esces:ive suppl The m1ket closng Arm
NAVAL sronks Spirits turpenine steady and In
fair demand with sales In lots within the range Of pre-
vious quotations Rosn WAS steady while sales were 70
q air extent
PRo,nuass --pork-rhs market Was more hpoyAn,.
with fair demand The sales embraced about 700 bbs
including new mess 81 sls Is $40 3rk, new urine II
GA ss 26, and old mces At SIS es sl0 Beef
steady demand with sales q aboot $50 bes ipcladng
extra At Oil Sill TO- lard Arm and fair request,
with saes OF 500 bbls At 12nc for butchers and as
lake. for Western Butter and cheese good de-
mapd 81 steady prices.
R,cx was stes " and prices unchanged
sreAu-rhe market was steady, with sales o. about
geo hhds part ~ CSC. T4c with some ,th above
and under these nxures for both grades re saes
included 400 800 boxes, n,sty within the range Of
TArhc public sale held 10 day drew . rood and spi-
rited company The catalogue comprscd 25Tl packages
greens, aud $40 ditto blacks The greater portion of
which were sold q fun prices especially the lower aea
prices obtained within shout tho following ranes
Hyson sold al 38c Is No young byron, $50 ~ Nc;
gunpowder go. osc colcog, toc. Sic; sukoi and
fAflow-fSe market was steady, with sA,es Of Is 900
lbe prime city rendered Al loc, cash.
Tosxooo oontinucs Ia good Request, with firmly sue-
taDsd prices saIes III baies Havana 81 % balsn
Yasa q $50 bales Cuba u 4, and 27t oasss sod
woo,---aAles os the wesk embrace, OF d,msssc, 40
ballet Tsxaa loo 70 400 $50 bales CAornia about
our qrotaidps OF foreign We notice 100 ba,es 81 Jaxo
p II $50 bales CApe Al DOC i3s bales washed ocrsovs
d 2to and 10 900 lbe CurAcoa prize not meotioeef.
There fair demand for oil classes Of WOOL although
the market 10 more quiet than lat week
wHnsxr sas firmly held al S1c., while sa'es we're
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

The export OF domestic cotton goods for the wcck we're
fair, comprising le76 bales, valued At sfls6s0 the
chief shipments made 70 China Tho following
ssbw show the export Of cotton domestic goods from
New York for the week ending september n, 1seos-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22
TELEG r Az HfC.

C1NuNSAn, Sept II, I5cO'
The attendance at the fair yesterday was not 80 large
the previous days, owing 70 rain The principal
feature yesterday the exhibition Of steam IRE en-
sines the FIRST premium for which was awarded 70 the
Goodwill Of Phisdelphs. which threw stream through
m inch nozzle as5 feet inches. the first premium
for sewing machines awarded 70 Wheeler 4 wilson,
there were fourteen machines exhibited In consequence
Of the unfavorabe weather yesterday, the fair is
tinued to-day me trottng stallion match of this
morning; some fast horses have entered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

-canadan hour was unchanged with sales Of 500 800
bbls. at - 90 81 TO for extras Southern h3ur was
without alteration, while tho demand was good with
sales Of about bbs closing within the above range
prices unchs was xsrs r S ssma and
The stock 10 mot 90 large as that Of corn,
while receipts were moderate Sales here and for parcels
choice white Michigan, 81 80 81 42 for fair 10 prime
white OHIO and Indiana 81 n 81 70 for red and amber
Missouri 81 sos for soft white southern 81 % for choice
Iowa amber spring 81 22X 81 23k for Milwaukee club,
81 ID II % for Chicago spring. the latter for choice No
spring Corn nrm and in steady demand but closed
with less buoyancy The sales footed up about 90 600
bushels mostly the local and Eastern trade at 70
67ac for Western mixed and choice do. at CSC choice
ios, IN store 69c, and At 7oc for Western yellow.
Rye was steady, with small sales Of State SOC Barley
was frm h faIes OF bushels at $50 fo good
rowed state, and Canada West At &c., slightly Injured
oats we're heavy and 10 ~er with sa OF Western ~ 37c.
CofrKr The sales embraced 200 bags Of Rio al ls,lc
so do at 4xc, OK ship, and resale Of 300 bags at
l5kc.
CorroS. The sales embraced about 500 bales Quota
tons Tor most kinds less irregular,
ping T Earope chiefly ponns 70 Cuff
gsgements for Liverpool having reached GOO bales
FxEisns Liverpool about 40, 900 basheis Of wheat
taken yesterday Ia bags, 20 600 bushels and not
200 0o0 a. printed Ill 100 Ibis. Of four ~ u. ia.
Be- o. With some cheese and taliow At old rates, and
about 600 bales Of cotton 1t 7a2d for compressed and
n I'D for uncompressed Included In this amount
400 bales TO nl up at l6i. To London 900 bbls Of
70 load with naval stores, Including 400 esis spirits
turpentine st IT, Sd and 1000 DO crude tarpenne 81
4s per $50 lbs 10 bremen 500 bbs rosin Al 81 ga To
HAvre, wheat WAS ~ Csc per bushsl, And ~ which
$4,000 taken and not At IA accidentally
serted TO Hamburg, by steamer 20 measurement
extract At Jos. and $50 packages honey At 40.
HAY was s,c.dy with fair sales, u Toe Toe for new
HpE The increased nrmness on the par. Of holders
large q ss, week s demand ccotin.s s s1 h:n . =
changed prices The receipts continue light and The ssoc
Y reduced Tho 0Ies have been