Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-01

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1. Isel.n
llOcAL DEPARTMEkT.7
Ne~ Goods.-We dropped into CARrEN
rER's, the other day, and found all hands
buried alive in new goods. -, ~aa."i-.d
Important.--A fresh stock Of Ladies' ant
Misses Goat and Kid Balmoral Boots jus
received at TRowBR1DGE's. =.
"a Prospectas-W publish this week til
prospectus of the New York Tribune-th'
best paper, we consider, of the metropolis.
Congregational. We arc requested to Civ
notice that there will be no service in Con
EDUCATIONAL Hall next Sabbath, on account o
the absence Of the Pastor. .r.isa.~.sG bsarol
Subseription.-We will take wood potatoes
turnips, bcets, ssaebagcs, flour, butter, lard
eggs, cheese, etc., ETC., on subscription to thu
GAZETTE. What say the producersr
.Lyoh Reyiment-M. L. TRACY informs u!
that he has now about eighteen men enlisted
for the Iowa company forming part of thu
Lyon Regiment, rendezvousing at st. Louis
Black Bottle.-Our dear friend who left a
), our dface yesterday black bottle filled Will
foreign liquid, will accept thanks II is Z
very desirable article to have in a family
Soldier Aid-Wc understand that thu
Ladies' Association Of the Congregations
Church are maturing plan for aid to ou1
men in the army during the war; Ladies
who regularly attend the services Of thai
Church are invited to become members of thu
Association.
20 TT. RandaN.--A portion of the volunteers
enlisted from this place for Fl. Randall, and
who have been rcndezvousing at Iowa City
arrived here last Saturday and left agair
yesterday morning for Grinnell, where they
meet the rest of the troops destined for that
point. ..... ..-.s.-
Promotion.-We hear that Lieut. SESSIONS
has resigned his commission as first lieuten.
ant in company X, Third Iowa, as the duties
of his Office as Adjutant of the regiment, de-
mand his entire attention. W. Ii. HAAMIL
we are happy to hear, has been promoted
from Orderly Sergeant to the position vacated
BY the resignation of Flrz. .a ..t
Oysters.-DEvINE, in the way of treat,
served up oysters to us few evenings since.
lie didn't want anything said about, but our
conscience, we know, would trouble us if we
should fail to acknowledge the favor publicly.
Now, We speak undcrstandingly when we
say, if you want plate Of oysters, that is
in every particular right, just take our nd.
vice and order at DEvlNE's fashionable saloon.
Outside the outside of this paper
will be found some very interesting matter.
A letter from our Occasional correspon-
dent; GEO. WILKES eulogy upon the death
of the gallant Col. BAxER-a splendid pro
duction and, on fourth page, Mr.. SrRowLE's
letter to the Chicago Tribune. All Of these
articles named are worthy of attention-es-
lpecially that by GEo. WILKES.
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Snoe. Tuesday the first snow Of the
season fell--quitc snow storm it was, for a
young one. Surely, winter is close at hand.
DOH, snow, snow; soon We will cover the
broad lap of Nature with thy white garb.-
Enstinctively we turn to look upon our mcager
wood pile, and to count our scanty dimes
Our teeth chatter in the cold northerly
breeze, and our heart offers up the prayer
/" God, pity the poorr'
Ercussion.-A grand excursion over the
ID. 4 S. C. R. R., from this place to Dubuque,
comes off to-day and tomorrow. 1t is for
the purpose Of affording an opportunity to
ahe friends of the volunteers in the Twelfth
Regiment to visit them at Camp Union, pre-
vious touhe,r departure, which, as the regi-
ment is now full, will probably be before
ny'days. Onlysshe dollar for the round
trip.
Young Hens Benecolent Association.-This
Society, recently organized in this place,
held its first meeting last Wednesday even
ing, IN the hall known as the Greys' armory.
The main business before the meeting was a
consideration of the peculiar merits of the
ancient muse, Tcrpsichore. The subject,
treated as it was with much ability, and H.
Illustrated with practical exhibitions, proved
very enteresting and instructive, and, in the
'hands of the Association, proved to be =
highly gratifying study, as was evinccd by
the deep interest exhibited by those present.
Ladies are admitted to the mex tings of the