Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

ped last week 43O barrels OF hour.
Time 1a1k.-The time table Of the d. 4
SCR. r. n Published in this paper.
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BoDt;et Services Elder PEEr. Of Cedar
Rapids, win preach at the School House,
next Sabbath. at 101 A. N. and 4r.x.
Floral Exhibition. There will be an ex-
hibition Of early flowers At the Horticultural
Rooms, week from tonight, Friday the
9th inst. $50 ga. af
D;ssolution. by notice given in another
column it may be inferred that one Of our
oldest and best firms has dissolved only to be
again reunited, with additional strength.
Csms.-If the members Of the Horticultnr
al Society please, they viii meet at the Rooms
this evening" There is business before the
Society which it is desirable to dispose Of
Hard,eare. attention Of those deal
ing in Hardware il directed to the advertise
ment # Messrs, WEsrPHAL & KINDS, of Du-
buquc. We hope our dealers, and those Of
the surrounding towns, will give this firm
call. e
Berry, - Bssas i still It the old stand
holdiux fsrIh hissssusi inducements to Gus
tones. Hs has lately received his Spring
Good1 md s-parcd to furnish any amount
of adyASsde Clothing. He carries on the
Tailokng Business in all its branches, and is
conHdsut Of gisiAg satisfaction to all who
may e.A
Li5rGry.-- The library of the Horticultural
and Literary Society will hereafter be open
on Friday evening of each week from Z to 8
o'clock. The Catalogue which we publish
this week can well be used by the members
OF the Society until the full and complete
catalogue in pamphlet form shall appear
Members in drawing their books from this
will confer favor upon the Librarian.
Little .oker."-Mr OvERNAN advertises
in this issue his excellent Tanning Mill,
known as the Little Joker" All those
that have used this machine sp ak IN h'~h
terms Of it's merit, and that it is rapidly win
ming its way to public favor is evident hy
the constantly increasing sales. Mr.. O. in
tends to enter largely into their manufacture
the present summer.
From Headquartcrs.- following letter
was received by the Secretary Of the Pioneer
Greys from the Adjutant General, in reply to
the resolutions rendering the services Of the
corps to the Governor:
DAyExrosr, April "a, 1861.
}. jar LAxAx, Esq, Cedar Falls
Dear Sir - The Governor has received copy Of the
proceedings your Company the sentiments which he
has instructed to say he highly approves The Reg
ent called for by the Government has already Allied
up and accepted lie requests say that you should
report the Adutant Generals office Of your Com.
pany and to hold your Company in readiness for future
call. I Am, Truly Yours
J. BOWEN, Adj. Gent.
Accident readers viii remember that
in the afternoon Of Sunday the 2lst ult.. We
were visited by . severe rain and hail storm.
During this storm Mr.. f. A. ToNDRo and
family were riding home from church, when
the horses became unmanagcablc dashed
away at speed not desirable to those who
had to ride. After running a short distance
they brought up against fence with such
violence rs to throw from the vehicle the
wife Of Mr.. ToSDRo who, we are sorry to
learn. broke her ankle in the fall DR.. Bay
Ant, who is her physician. informs US that
she isEetting along finely.
Aeident to Brakeman young MIN
BY e name or WILLIAM EDwARDs. who is
. - leman on the fright train Of the D. &
y. car. r., was the subject Of a severe ac-
cidsu6n Tuesday morning last. The train
upoa hich he was engaged. started from
this pI1 at $40 4. n. Three hours after.
wards tie young man was found by workmen
on tho rod, lying near the tank house. which
is about ehty rods from the depot. in an in
sensible condition. where he had, by some
accident fallen from the train He was re-
,poyedf6 the Carter House, and DR.. BRYAxr
was ned in. For twelve hours after he
wss ked up he remained inscnsible. The
DR.. forns us that he is now in fine way
toys5bver and thinks the patient will be
sound in a few days. We always thought
THAT it was the duty Of conductor if he miss
ed man from his train to return and dis
cover him, but it seems we were mistaken,
for we are told that the man was missed at
Waterloo, but it was concluded to 60 ahead
with the train and let the man take care of
himself Perhaps, though, the gentleman
Who had charge Of the train mistook his duty.
Atlantic TOR Nny.-AGsEs or SORRENTO is
III little Of the New Romance which Mrs.
HfIsr BsEcHER Srow has just written for
4S.Atlantsc AoaAly. The first pages are
yeR IN the Nay number Of that work, and
me manner in which the story opens assures
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