Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-04


vene in this place next Monday, and will be
in session six days. We have been request
cd to say that it is hoped that our citizens
will keep the latch-string out next week, and
provide for the physical wants Of the attend
ants from abroad.
Derine.-We arc again called upon to puff
DEvINE. Last week DEvINE closed his life
of bachelor felicity. On Saturday evening
he returned from Independence with his
bride. The boys called upon him pretty free
ay that evening, and he, like the true gentle
man that he is, done the fine thing DEvINE,
allow us to congratulate you, and wish you
much joy in your new relation.
Aaother Recruiting 06ice.-Mr. CHARLES
RATrRAr, of this place, has been duly com
missioned a recruiting officer for the Twelfth
Regiment, now forming, to rendezvous at
Dubuque. The Inducements to enlist are too
well known to need re-statemcnt If there
are still others in the Valley wishing to serve
their country, let them call on Mr.. Il. at his
store opposite the Carter Housc.
Premium List.-We this week publish the
Report of the Secretary Of the Cedar Valley
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
The Secretary informs us that he had it pre-
pared for last weeks paper, and at two diff
fcrent times sent it in for publication, but on
both occasions it was returned to him al
Waverly by the careless messenger. We arc
promised for next weeks issue full report
from the Treasurer
Meeting Of the Horticultural and Literary
s4ssociation.-The members and friends of
the Cedar Valley Horticultural and Literary
Society are requested to meet in the Hort
cultural Rooms on Friday, October 1lth at
= P. NJ. for the transaction of business impor-
tant to the community and to the welfare OF
the Society. BY order Of the President,
PETER AELENDY.
GEO. D. PERKINS, See'y
PatrItic.-The Dubuque Times of the
LIST inst has the following item Seventeen
men of influence and property left their
homes at Laporte City, Blackhawk county,
and came into Dubuque last Friday and en-
listed in the Dubuque Battery now attached
to the 9th regiment. They leave for Ben
ton Barracks, St. Louis, tomorrow in charge
ofCapt. Hayden"
Who can say Black Hawk is not nobly
doing her dnty in this great contest for the
Union, and the pres ,rvation ofthe institutions
ofLiberty9 Echo answers. "Who?'
WO02.-We are now prepared to receive
oh subscription any amount Of Wood. Wood
isa very necessary article with us, and mon
cy is very scarce article. We have been
rather sponging along for three or four weeks
past, till the Devil begins to complain about
the bad habits we're learning him, and we
for some time past have been less satisfied
with the material the tailed gentleman has
designated as possessing qualities for taking
Stiffness out Of fingers, etc. In consideration
Of the above facts We have concluded to make
acall upon some of the delinquents for wood.
PSI, 900 cords of wood wanted at the
GAZETTE Office Immediately.
Goods From Company K-The boys in
Company X shipped from Macon City, Mo.
several boxes Of goods, consisting of wearing
apparel, etc, ETC., to their friends, consigned
to the care of PETER MELENDY, Esq, of this
place. Bundles and boxes marked as follows
are still uncalled for, and the proper parties
can obtain them by calling at BGhmler's
Boot and Shoe Store:
j. H. Cutter, East Waterloo.
John 7. Troutman, Cedar Falls.
Joseph Moon.
H. A. Mills, for Mrs. Thyme, Waverly.
Thomas Brooks, Eas. Waterloo.
Augustus Fisk, East Waterloo.
G. H. Merrill
Isaac Snyder, Floyd county.
Philip A. Merrill, Barclay.