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Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
Agricultural Meeting.

Pursuant to previous notice. the Officers and a
part Of the Directors of the Randolph County
Agricultural Society met at \. Stones office
in Winchester.
The following officers were qualified by Esq.
Eltzroth and entered upon the duties of their Of
fees: John NeG, Pros; 1'hos. l.. Scott, Sec'y;
n. ?. Kemp. Treasurer; Henry Mote and Henry
Carter, Directors.
Henry Carter moved that there be two added
To the Executive Committee. Carried. The
President appointed n. 7. Hcaston and H. Carter
A. Stone was elected and qualified as Super
in'endent of the next Fair.
CIV. Monks, Christian Heaston and Hicks X
Wright were appointed a Committee on Field
Crops for the last Fair, and were requested 70
report at the next meeting.
The following resolutions were adopted;
Resolred. That this Board disspproyes Of the
appropriation of $4,000 by the Legislature 10
the State Board of Agriculture, and that our
Senator and Representative be requested to vcte
against such appropriation
Resolred. That she Secretary furnish a copy ol
the above resolution = a. Stone and J. a. Moor
man, our Senator and Representative in the Leg
isature.
Tie Executive Committee were instructed to
prepare a Premium List and report at the next
meeting.
On motion, The Secretary was instructed to
procure the books Of the Society and have them
present at the next meeting.
On motion. the meeting adjourned, to meet in
Winchester, on the 9th day OF March next.
JOHN NEFF, Press.
Tuor cco-- (sr'g
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

mayor was elected in Georgetown vestcrlay y
with strong Republican proc.isities, IN opposition
10 Democratic candidate. The resnt pro-
ducel great surprise. and promises to be nine
days wonder TO the people of this District
Cincinnati Gazette.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

The nsasc pas-ed a bill sometme ago to ds-
continue the rail. in any State where obstruc-
ton, were offered 70 the free circulation of mail
.r.t,sr This b.ll had reference more especially
q, the .ecel.ng Si,te.. The Senate has passed
n. AFTER anlending il - a. - make its application
.-ner.l several general AMI a few private ap-
prolriatios. tIis hasebeen passed during the past
~eck.
The TariI bill = now under consideration. Il
sill probioly pas-, not diiieri very widely from
she bill Of i-ic
BinzAam's f0rce bill has passed the House and
oil probably pass the Senate bat will be vetoed
~ the President
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

90 The Legislature OF North Carolina ad
iournsd on the 25;h inst. An extra session is
ihreate'-d unless comgro mise i made favorable
to the South
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

IL The Kansas Legislature issued memo
rial 70 her sister States setting forth that 20 600
persons are dependent for subsistence upon ont
SIDE resources. They also recommend the com.
mi'tee at Atehinson as being faithful and trust
wsrfhv
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

sT-Ths Winchester Baud has the hearty
thanks of the ner firm for their choice music on
last night. That each member Of that ISsrfru
rroS may long live to give to others the same
welcome greeting il our earnest wish-of course
No include Messrs Geo. r. Bnnagsr & Charlie
Bschheld. who surprised as we'll as delighted US
with extra music.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

- The excitement IS growing hot in the
virginia Convention. Tile negro traders are de
termincd that the old Dominion shall secese.
but there l. determined opposition to the move
msnt, which finds its support among the most en-
iishtsned Of her citizens
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

DYNES-LEAKE-O Wednesday evening
The 27th inst. bv the Rev. ]. G.. Brice, Mr. L.
G.. DyNEs. innior proprietor of II. c. Journal, To
Mi. NAME +. LEAKE; both Of this city.
Thus have they en.ered, in the sPring-tim OF
life, into the most important ani solemn relation
that belongs to this state of existence. Pure and
good. a. we kEow them to be, may they ever
cnltivats those grsces and affections which alone
adorn and dignity the human character. And
new, as they GO forth 70 battle 18th society in al
:ts phases. we confidently trsst that they may
always be found on the side Of truth and Justice,
no. seeking distinction and power, but content
10 reap the great and sure reward of well-doinr.
though il may not be swift in its coming
Make It your purpose to bcautify and enrich the
soul, using the body rs 4 means to this end. II
vou expect sunshine and gladness to illuminate
your pathway all along the Journey Of life, YOU
will doubtless be disappointed. But remem-
bor that, when trials come and are subdued, YOU
share the Joy together. Don't wait for great oc-
casiors to do good, nor Cor unusual times and
occasions to be polite and kind to each other,
but let day day show forth all those little cour
tesies and kindnesses which constitute the sum
total of happy life, and then YOU will have no
occasion to regret the covenant of love and affec
ton you have voluntarily entered into. May
God bless you in all your righteous undertak-
ings. b. F. ID.
- Oar friend LoN has departed His DAYS
Of single blcssedness are ended He has pre-
c.lcd Us to that state from whence SO many
trav elers would gladly return. Our bachelor
circle shall see his face no more, and at our
feasts we shall NOUN the untimely loss of his
gcuial presence, ana oa!ivenlng wit. But we
earnestly hope that ''our loss will be his gain
Oar best wishes for his happiness in his rev
rf,, arc lis. lie. Us all so live that may one
day jein him in the gooily company of the
nlarr ed, to which he now belongs.
II
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

The Bombay Gsz.ue or No. -. ss... The
e'''o" merchants IN lnslaui vii! be gladto hear
'a''' -. '-'.'s sossrnmens has csded to ns all
ths r'eh cotton producing countries. INCLUDING
s'h'r - ne leit bsnk Of the coisyerv.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

2d day of March. 1861.

BY virtue sf on execution 10 me directed
from the Randolph Common Pleas Court. will ex-
pose 10 sale at the Court House door Winchester
Randolph County. lndiann. on the
II day Of March, 1861,
hctw ~ hour. Of 10 O'Clock A. ~. aud o'clock
u. ~ of said day the follow ng real estate. situated M
Randolph Count, Indiana. 10 wii:
lot number Two hundred aud nine, (2lg) in block
number twelve. (l2) Also the undivided fourth
oflOis number thirty f16) thirty eight i5rj aud
thirty ts-nne l39l in block number three. a. aud io
number eighty. (-0 n block number i've. t5.) All 30
in humma'- addition to the town of Winchester.
Executed as the property Of samuel H. Ludy. nj tbs
suit Of Johnson " Perfine, John l., Tie aud Geo.
shaw. A. II. JENKINS.
February :. 1861. fee 3s Sh'n re
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

- c. a. Avery has bought tire Blacksmith
shop and residence of VIM. Rsbble;-also the
residence belonging TO +. NJ. Way, Immediately
west Of the VI. l.. Church.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
NOT ICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been
appointed Administrator OF The estate OF William Bur
den late Of Preble County. State of Ohio. deeeasi
The said estate IS suppressed 10 de- solvent.
Feb. -6. 1851 ffs.tTs =. BrFrES stm.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

Notice is hereby given, that the County Surveyor will
the .i day Of March, ie6l begin he survey Of
ton eight. township twenty -one range twelve. and
eontinue from day 70 day until such survey j. COM
pletei. r N. WAY, :. r. {.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

Yaneey sad he did no: desire seat in Jer. Da
-. Cabinet. preferrins to go abroad. No doai;
hs thinks he will be safer In Europe six month.
hrnce then in Albane
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

10 Thirty four guns were fired At Fort sum.
'er on Wnshinston's birthday. The Charleston
CouFi,T calls it "saucy salute
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
Eeg0s advertisements.


HY virtue of decree and execution 20 me directed
from the Randolph Circuit Court. will Nose
10 sale at the Court House door, iu Winchester,
Randolph County. Indians. on The
% DAY or MARCH. ieGi.
betW the hours 81 10 o'clock 4. NJ. aud O'Clock
=. ~. of said day the following real estate situated
In Randolph Count, lndaua. TO wit.
The east halt Of the southwest quarter Of section
one. % Ia township seventeen. i7) range
hxencted as The property of John H. Duvall. nj the
suit of llliam Woodbury. to the of Jcr. Smith.
4. II. JENKINS,
Feb. ?, 1861. Zee S300.l Sh'GR.c.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

+. r. McConnell has moved to the residence
recently occupied by s. NJ. Teal; Mr. Teal having
removed from this place
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

To destroy. .Rats. Reaches, etc.
To desfrey.. Mice, Mols., etc
To destroy. Bed Bugs.
To desfroy. Moths. Flcas, Ants. etc.
TO desiroy. Mosquitoes.
To destroy. Insects on Planis and Fowls.
To destroy. Insects on Animals. etc. etc
TO destroy. Every form ard ,reeies Of ,er
mir.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
SHERIEEvS SALE

By virtue % a decree and execution 90 directed
from th0 Randolph Circuit Court. I will eNpo+c to
sale a. the court house door, IN Winchester, Randolph
county, Indiana, on the
2d day Of March, 1861.
between ~" hours % 90 o'clock A. ~. aud o'clock
T. NJ " -aid da,. tbs ioliossng real estate. situated
in Randolph County. Indiana. to-wii.
Lots numbered hundred and forty. nine fl49) and
ohe hundred aud FITS fijul 10 the town Of Union a.
knoNn aud designated on Tie pat of -ald town.
Executed A. the property Of Heman l.. Scarf at ihs
snit II DfJefemiah Smith.
Eco :. is6i Zee s3. 4. H. JENKINS. :. X. {.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

N Step s,o ". p. Pierces aud look a, those
An'i-Tobacco tracts.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
a Novelty in the Art World.
UPON PORCELAIN.

Secured D. letter. patent in the United States, Eng
land. FraEce. aud Belgium.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
,sr See ,elat the People. Press and Dealer.

~ See ,eiaf ne People. Press and Dealers
say:
HENRY X. COSTAR.-Ai the Summer |
have been troubled with Koaehes aud Nicc. WAS
ualls ashamed Of the house, for the Reaches
ery~here. purchased box Of your Exferminstor
and tried II and In week here Roach
Mouse IN the house. JouN y. GfvrNs. No 20 Elm -.
HOISEkEEPERS-t with vermin.
need be - no longer II they .'CosFAEs' Extern
iuaiors-Nc haAt used u 10 satisfaction. and N
box cost So. would have IL. Ne had tried poison,
but they effected nothing, but Co~TsRs article knocks
the breath out Of Rats. nice and BED Bugs. quicker
than We can write IL II Is in great 4 mand all over
The eounirt.-lM Medina co. Gaxeiie.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroy
ed nrsnaily in Grant County q, vernin. than would
pay for tons ofthis Rat aud Insect Kiiier
-Ifanea~ter WIS., Herald.
HENRY V. COST TiF-Yonr Extermins-
tor srcees ed. used and pronounced deear sussr.s
" e used n box of aud the the f.af~ AMI Nice
around our premises raised Ned tat night wss eau
ton 10 slecpers- Since then a Rat or Mouse has
been heard In Kitchen eeilar.-Magregor fa) Time.
HAVE BEEN SELLING-Your Extcr-
mnator for the last and have il srRs nsr
every Tune. have rot known II 10 fail 10 n .irgie
instance. CfoRoE Rosr, Druggist. Cardingion. q.
WE ARE SELLIsC-Y Your preparations
rapidly Wherever the. have been used. Rats, Nice
Reaches, and Nermin disappear immediately.
E' KER d sroUrFrR, Druggists, New Windsor. Nd.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

cT-Wsrd & Mekew has = large and well
selected stock OF Hardware. In their stock may
be found Saddlers tools, Shoemakers tools and
findings generally. Carpenters can fit them
selves out in great variety and Wagon Makers
and Blacksmiths will rot call in vain for almost
every thing in their line.
Table and Pocket Cutlery have con
spicuous place and the assortment IS always
large. Call and look through and ECU will be
% see something you need.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

t5 The report that Major Anderson was i'll
has been contradictcd
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

the following real estate in Randolph County. Indiana,
o-wlt.1he undivided iwoihrd part. in value of the
east half 81 the south. quarter of section twenty
two. township sents -onr range thirteen ca-t IN
cordancc with order of; the Court u Common Pleas
% Randolph touAiy. Indiana.
TERMS OF SALk.-One-thfd 81 the purchase
none, be paid down. third IN nine months. nd
te rc,.dur e=hteen months. with approved sccur-
IS. Notes IL waive all rccffrom Valuation appfa.se-
Laws. with interest from date 4 certificate 81
pGrchas- given the purchaser. and aftcr conhrma-
ton ofths sale " said court deed VIII be executed
the purchaser. ne executing mortgage 70 secure the
deferred payments. JESSE AbplNGIOS. Adm.
F,b. -. Is6l ofthe estate Of d. Freeman, dec
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

And By Druggists, G-oeers and Retailers gensrzis.n
City and Country.
YF7CorsrRy DrsLrns ean order above.
or address orders direef-tor II Pr.ees- lerns. 9.
are desired 7'send fer Circular 10 Dcalersl-i"
HENRY u. COSTAR.
Psfsssr.t Dsror--No SIC Brest-ss--l orqcsrs ne
-. Nicholas Hoiel-'-eev iVrk- int-S1f
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
- Sold ryirhcre, by
All WuoIEsAiE pRrGef-1s In large cities.
All Retail Druggists. Eroccrs. Store-keeIcrs. He.,
Ia ali connirl NLllagr. and l.nIs
wholesale Agents in New York City

Wholesale Agents in New York City
Shiraain BROTHERS & Co Finrrai. R's'r, q Kitchen.
T. A Fanhe<ioek. Hull q co trsh. Gale " Robinson.
4 y q u Sands q Go Nari. Close & 60
Wheeler 4 Hart Mcki--on q Robbins.
Hegamnn a CO. u Barnes a co
He'll. Ruckei \ 10. r 4 Ncii- q g.
Thomas 4 Fuller. fazelic. Nar-a & Gardner
y - ov- Hall. D. -.
Penfold. Parker & Mower Trrp@ Go.
Dudley d stafford Conrad Fox
sSD oTitERs
Philadelphia, Ia.
7 W n,ott - Sous. fobcu shoemaker q Go.
Fanhest"ck ~ Go. French. Richards 4 CO.
AND oTHfRs.
Boston. Mass.
Geo. & Goodwind Co. Ncekcs q Potter.
" Burns & Go. John Wilson. Jr
OTHERS.
Cincinnati, o.
John ID Park. SURE. Ecksisin a Co.
AND OTHERS.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
u l. Fanheslock Co. aud Others.
AND
All the Principal Cities and Towns in the
w e S T e r N ST. T E s..
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
rsr ONLY
UNTI
"Costar's" Rat, Roach. &C.. Extermr.
"Costar's' Bed Bug Exterminator!
"Costar's' Eclectic Powder for Insects

IL -. 59c. aSD 81. Boxrs. BoTrtfs AND
FLssKs. 81 ASD e.. SizEs FOR rta~r-
aTIoSs, SnIrs, BosTs, lIoTEis, etc.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

rhur su,.::::::: -: F.s. s.t,eI.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

tvs ef s c. Fomcroy, Atchison, Kansas.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

Latest from Washington Ctv

Sen. scott has discovered plot by which
Lincoln was to be assassinated on the day of his
Inauguration. A company of men were to oc-
rPy position near the stand one ol whom w,s
10 shoot him with air gun, when the balance
oi nem were tn surround tie assassin so that no
one could tell who did Il.
Numerous spcculation' are aioat as to whom
ris President will select fos the balance of his
cabinet. {. h. Smith OF Colfax. Of our State,
will doubtless have place IL will, most prob
sbly be smith
Efforts being made 10 have the President
remove Seward as Secretary Of State, but that
will not te done No friend of Seward need b.,
alarmed on that score.
There will he no satisfactory result arrived at
in the peace conference. Guthrie, of Kentucky f,
became indignant because his proposition wa>
not adopted and proposed to break the Conveu-
tion mp ina row.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
y VI " IT VI EIIT
Goth day OF March. 1861.

NOTICES hereby given that the undersigned. al
Of The estate 81 James freeman, deceased
viii SELL ~ public sale nj The court house door IN the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27


Who is to 6lanae.-Last Tuesday night we
had no mail east of Dubuque, though we are
told that the Eastern mail reached Dubuqu
as usual. There is a culpable neglect of duty
somewhere, and if not speedily corrected,
somebody will be brought up with a round
turn. From the Dubuque Times we should
judge that the Postofice department., in that
city, and the Railroad Company are at log
gerheads. We wouldn't care anything about
that, if, in trying to spite each other, the en-
tire inconvenience resulting from their quar-
rel didn't fall on third parties who are entire
" innocent Of any offense towards either par
ty. We have right to our mail with reg
ulsrity when it is possible thing, and what
is more, we mean to have it. Thousands OF
people are subjected to inconvenience and
loss by this irregularity Of the mails, and as
they are the ones that have to foot the bill.
they do not relish, the idea Of being imposed
upon. The country north and west of US,
for a hundred miles either way, is interested
in this matter. We are sorry that we are
compelled to make these complaints, and
hope that we will not have to repeat them.
We do not ask impossible things of those
whose duty it is to forward our mails, but
when it is possible TO give them to us with
regularity, we expect, and insist upon it thai
they si1H do it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
(C,mmunicated,)

AJec observation-disclosures EDIroRs: Thro'
the columns of your paper l wish to ask a
few questions. Let any one who will answer
Shall this community tolerate in respecta.
bic society those who lend their aid in sus-
tanning saloons in our midst? ivy.
Shall cur young men go reeling through
our streets, too much intoxicated to stand
alone, and no efforts be made to shield them
from the destroyer?
Shall the editors of the GAZETTE continue
to puff the saloons, in nearly every number
OF their paper, and receive no check from the
common sense portion of this community?
Is man that rents building for drink
ing saloon any better than he who keeps it /:
INQUIRER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
Il Knock Dorm A,yu,aent.-A few eve

Il Knock Dorm A,yument.-A few eve
nings ago as one of our citizens was vending
his way homeward, quite late, he was accos-
ted by couple of rowdies who insulted and
abused him without the least provecation.-
Our friend, who though very peaceful and
quiet citizen, is sfalwart, muscular fellow,
quick as cat. As the fellows came uD to
HIM in threatening manner, he let fly his
left and took one Of the ruffians on his pota-
to-trap, which rendered him perfectly obliv-
ious of terrestrial things, drew the clarct pro-
f,sely, in FAC. knocked him out Of time
This was done as quick as wink, and before
the other fellow had time to prepare for it,
he received our friends right feelcr between
his blinkers, whereupon he assumed for a
moment horizontal position, left some of
the ruby upon the snow. and quickly got
upon his pits and abs1uatulatcd with rapid
ity. During all this time tn other fellow
lay where hefel when he got his quietus.-
Norey Be careful 9lis you pitch into.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

~ Warning.-If the south end of the
bridgeashich spans the Cedar, at this place,
is not fixed, the town will have team to pay
for one of these lays, to>say nothing of a
human life, which wouidsin all probability
be sacrificed in case of the former accidental
ly receiving a thrty-foot fall. The track
leading on the bridge is undermined by the
falling out Of the earth and rocks, and the
action Of the water, but the frost holds it up.
About the time a man and his team get
smashed in smithereens," steps will proba-
bly, be taken to repair it. 1t would be good
economy to do it before that catastrophy
occurs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Sudden Death.-Mr. JACOB GRkvEs, far
mer residing in Washington Township, and
known to most of our citizens as a most wor-
thy and estimable man, died last Sunday after
an illness of less than week. A few days
before his death he was in our office, and was
apparently as healthy and rugged specimen
of manhood as we ever saw. The disease
which carried him off so suddenly we UNDER
stand to have been crysipelas. "In the midst
of life we are in DEATH"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
very few weeks by very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with lung affection, and
that dreadful disease, Consumptions anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send cepy Of the pre-
seption used ree Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
CUsE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTnMA, BRoNcHITs, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
Il to benefit the afflicted and spread Information which
he coaceives to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer
will try his remedy win cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York
(n8Am8D
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

School Fs:ica1.-The scholars of the pub
lie school Of this place, together with their
invited guests, had pleasant time last Friday
afternoon and evening. In the afternoon, in
the Methodist Church, the scholars belonging
to the Primary Department, had their fun,
and in the evening in the Basement of the
Presbyterian Church, the higher departments
made merry. In both cases sumptuous re-
past was served up. The programme was a
general good time, and was carried out to the
letter. ..".......s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
., D, DEVlNE.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Manufacturer Of Con.
sctionery Is selling Assorted Steam Refined Stick
Candy at Is cents per by the box and retail only
cents per b. Eastern manufacturers, beat that If you
.ean Fruits at Wholesale. Remember the place, two
doors north of the old post Office build ng, Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

First Page.-Onc Of DAN DE QurLLE's"
tip-top letters also one taken from the Coar-
Ter, in which our former townsman, W. H.
MCCLURE, Esq, figures quite conspicuously.
Mes frie- DIS will be glad to learn that he is
gaining an enviable reputation as soldier
and an officer. ---.. ~r..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Atlantic.-The January number Of the At
lantc Monthly is the best number yet issued,
and this periodical is undeniably the be t
published in this country. The very best
writer's in the country make up its month y
t,ble Of contents. TO those who like ligl
reading we would say that we never read more
entertaining stories than those published in
tue Atlantic. FL ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Ka,per's Maga=ine.-Harper, always read
able, instructing, and beautifully illustrated,
is out for January with new attractions for
the coming year. 1t has larger circulation
than any other monthly publication in the
country, which is an unanswerable argument
in favor of its popularity and worth. Try il
one year, and you will not give it up the
second.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

A Lecture By J. s. Dennis.-We are happy
to announce that the Rev. J. S. DENNIS, of
Dubuque, willlecturc before the II. and l.. So
ciety, on Tuesday evening, the l4th of JAN
uary, 1862. Subject: "WasAington." Our
citizens may expect a treat, such as they sell
dom enjoy. s.s. .s.y ..gs .-s ..Er
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Hardness Of Heart.-The editor of the Wa
terloo Courier must be a very hard-hearted
man. He says: "We are perfectly willing
to announce the death of any person free gra-
It's" But, he says, if the friends of the dead
want any poetry underneath the notice they
must pay half-price for it. Who ever wit
messed such hardness of heart befcrc9
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Dance" On with the dance; let joy be
unconfined when youth and pleasure meet"
is the programme to be carried out tonight
in Overman's Hall, after the breaking up of
the festival
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
THEGAZETTE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27.1se1.


Observation-Disclosures of the old and new
Boards Of the Cedar Valley Agricultural So
ciety, remember the meeting on tomorrow,
at Horticultural Rooms.