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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

LOOK Our roa YouR Cows.-Within
few dAys past numbe Of eops have died
from the effects Of eating slovss which grows
in such abundance upon Che prairies sarround-
ing our city. The eovs take hold grssdily
Of this sweet food, eating to excess, and soon
fall victims 70 IL grassy poison. The remedy
usually rssortsa ts is "plagsisss" !" which IL ss-
eomplishsd by driving : knife Or sons other
sharp instrument into, Ne sshueHaJa p6nath.
This gives iassapt rslix. hnt M. ,eows shosls
receive careful attention for fsv .days alter
the operation, Or until the wound heals.
We witnessed case Of tbis "'pluggtne" .
few days sinee. which put 10 II mind q M
old woman'and her oysn., Aeev had come
home in great distress. snd the oxuss .hfsias
heard something Of the operation necessary te
perform. sss about Il ii haste 4 dutl butcher
knife and stisk> Of wood we're She inStfu:
msnts used --thsu man heldiag ths kaifs and Ais
wife doing Tie hspsuhdipg: ,TtssueA t1srsass
ths:man had gonS e wUrk On ne tfIk { side
Of the csw, whereas The epsra&ioa shouA have
been performed on the lsk ttdt hAn eldiadS
passing By obsssysd thS niltaks. Ind isiarned
The anstasr COW .doster, taat h. va Seiae
wrong and woald fj1 81 istpals b INT ),
hard blows BE hifa hAl lVAhiaA time psas
tratsd The hide. batS hoth1lf dSp9 ~ MAJ
ct the blant Inst fa1SSSskt % o. ~ 49, dlsaad
alter mech psasass sussseded II sSaissaketks
sev. The operator eonenndD1bG4u IN q
hoar, vhss. svAk psebf hdkoisA t9t
.iaasss should hivs .uAhsSd. fvsrj ps;ssS =
kssptsg eews sheuld pruvids tAsusSlvSs viii
. ''plsggsr." vhish aaytAt II "A ~
1oeteee See . eastQoCa anp 10 s3ITIATEg
! IL q bsalzssxs ys1as5irsssA .
aD r1at v,r;ssx ~ k1 frpex 10 xyis 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
Massachusetts Troops.

BosToH. May 2G.
The Massach uset.s SD, Col. Y. J. Parker, left
| for Washington this evening. The old 1st light
battery. Capt. Jones. leaves to-norrow morning.
Over 3,6t troops appeared en- the common this
?. ~, ready for service, and the number will be
greatly swelled by srrivals to5Dorfsw.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

toxAs Celeb1ted Bottled Burton
Ale sed Porter Brands: Vaults, soensrsf "a
sd BfeAy streets. A prime ,aesieas q Als
snda sPofter expressly brewsd for nursing Ia.
slseaad 1nvslids; aSd aSsat ~ aiSSsvsrts
Brewery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

Our fellow citizen Lieut.. c. w. A..
mu.sen secompaniss Cen: sigsl on ~his visit
to Washington. Lieut.. Asuusssa 10 The Assis-
tant Adjutant General on Gen. Sigsls staif,
and is spoken Of % very brave and accom-.
plished officer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

Notice to Contractors.
cEALED PR0pOsALsWILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned until the frst Wednesday
Of next month for building sewer on Third street
and one on Brady street. Specifications of the
work can be found ct tho Narshal's ofkce, City
Hall. 10 be paid for in city orders.
G. W.. NcOARN,
Chairman Of Street Committee.
my28.d1w ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

THs rain yesterday will bring on the
strawberries st rapid rate. Within ten days
We ehan Be luxuriatisg In this dslisieas fruit,
at vepv lev vriee. .d& oa So 'a ss-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
1.-The CIT y,

To Rs...-Astsotioaa = di.
rected to the notice 70 contractor in another
column. + a..4s -tf. ~ -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

PRor. FowLER lectursd before large
sad istslhs adiiss<Ast LsClSsfs Hs,l lSi1
evening. on the interesting subject Of Phrs-
uplogy. Go and hsst him TO. night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

DELsaArrs.-Tbs' delegstes to the
Relief Convention arrived oa the steamer Bill
Henderson last evening from Dubuque. Jack
con. Clinton, Cedar, Louisa and Scott counties.
Convention osgsnisss thiS morning at -
O'Clock at LeCaire Hall. ,-,..trt go
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
From Louisville.

Louisville, May 26.
The telegraph communication between Halieck's
headquarters md Nashville havo not been inter-
rupted since O'Clock last tscvening.
Tho Eastern report Of battle at Corinth is be-
1iAv N ho faise
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

aazaNeftce tea aEAx R41es.
y sll2H Dassapost vim adjesrn th. 9stS inoa -
ls&Wo osse2 P. =. .xs3sssss12HsAN
na1vM n ksYiea2is u Ea1 - eeseee4SNtS ia1
asis .sasff.ies ,,sZksI & sSaAI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

J. A. REID. NJ. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L No. -, corner Main ana Third streets, Dsv
export, Iowa. ,~t7 :
Residence east side Of Western Avenue econd
door above 5th street. my2s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

CEklOCS ACClDENIs-A I0TWcI U8tucu
Davis. who resides ct, Dixon village. ia this
county, met with an accident yesterday at Bur.
rowss scales. He had just weighed load Of
wheat Of some thirty.fvs bushels, and - be
was driving from the platform into the place
of delivery, his mules became friehtened-hs
fell off from tho wagon and the forward wheel
passed directly over the small Of the back. A
bystsnder caught him away ssd.hs was picked
up badly injured. Medical aid vas called and
be was taken to Mr.. Stias's. corner Of Main
and Front Streets. When We saw him. an
hour or SO after. be was setting mp, and seemed
In fair way to recover. No bones were
broken, though he was in much pain.
= A-~
Love AND MArRlMoNY j. the subject
Of Prof. Fowler's lecture tonight. at LeClaire
Hall. He claims to tell oil about the, tender
passions; who shall marry vhou-vho can
and who cannot units-how courtship should
be condueted-its fatal errors-how to per-
fectly fascinate a lover-the art Of making
love-the right and wrong treatment of hus-
bands and wives. and the whole science Of the
affections. Such a subject. in such hands.
must be we'll worth hearing ;-hsvine devot.
ed to it great deal Of his time and attention.
he is prepared to fnrniSh much valuable In.
formation, and make his lecture amusing -
we'll a. highly instructive. Admissisb, only
10 cents. Mr.. F. will give Physiological exam
inations with chart and advice touching
health, avocation, marriage. management OF
children. etc.. daily. at his rooms ct the LIE.
Claire Hotel. g. .s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

CAPT. Bon LIrrLER OUT A0A1N.-We
clip from the Missouri Repsbliean the follow.
Ing cheering intelligence from this gallant Of
6cer: a.s-. a.sss4a gs 'a1
We were pleased to meet on the street, yes
terdsy. Capt. Robert sLittiss. Of the Second
Iowa Regiment. This vss his fret appear
ance since bic landing hsss from the battle
ground Of Shiloh. The Captain, thoughain
excellent spirits, wss deficient Of his fair pro-
portions. having lost aa arm and forty pounds
Of flssh. His original wound vas about the
elbow, from . shell His arm was subjected
to two amputations At different times, ,sndnoth.
ing now remaiaso oft. He received at ths same
time wound IA the side, from which he he's
not yet recovered. A. Ne, In eomuvn with
others. have killed Oft the gallant Captain on
more than one occasion, We beg leave to bear
testimony to HE convalssesnee. and 70 state
that be will soon be ready and willing to JOIN
his Regiment for active service. rs -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
TO-DAY'S ADVTS

Strpyed =. $1,000 REGARD.
E,RoA NJ INCLosuRE, sOUKNssss O* l.o-
l. Gust and Farnum, North Davenport, dark
bay marc, six years old, heavy with foal split in
her left ear. will pay SO Do seward fsE any in
formation which will lead to her recovery.
JOHN HOIST.
my2S.dlxk aa.a.N ss.a...a = sE 3,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
--LATEST NEWs!.

f8w From our oaloon River Friends. asl
The following letter ifom our fellow c,ti.es
}. a aIe 0hirs. 1.q,q Wy up the Hissoui.
'viir BE- cf futersst IL msncs nac,sa9s'e = ssb'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19
REHABILITATION

Adams. Henry J Mvcrs u
'l,crIonr '' T9o > = cTf,l' tIyJ'a' - T.,
Gross. 4 sToV{ #n HpcRmoa Hq G,,'a" a ic.li r n
Slack, A; Peter c shannon 1 N'''00
Armstrona and Wcstm0rSIDnd IA
N"CpIIon,l "a Son,,sI 'i'iNr wan ,i''tu. . ~ q
R,chard GrabaI, D " -
Bcavor and ! I,awronco yr, uo,,,r,
A:o Wbila 4 '1 v IL 1i0i'y
Bedford. Jo,q Crsar, u
Ber.r W N Potto;~or u. cl,o.
A. kim. D. I9nicI K j5eo;.,Io. - I'"'
Blair r [ NPUurn,a1
RraFr.,l BartLaio,',.'-., r,...,-,
Dumuor TiIlv' a '''' '''''''"'
Bucks / i Labar. DIR BoiIo,r
. - > II po''o"u'
BulIor HAy Gr,,t A. lro,ro
Gov. A. "
Cambria. Ov,sIs / persbipo y
Carbon and Tohiab S"n,j77 = Cn,,,u ~
D; Thomas Croig F. D '''' p
Centre. RF RSrTon y
Chester. W WindIo, A;p T. Smith
ARE Mcclellan. 1
Clarion and Forest VIM ~ aIo,,or
Ger, D
GIsgrGeId IefTa,Aon ,pTyoon.c IN
CIR Ea,ly. D. n ! BoTor y ~ - LIN
Clinton and Tvcomjn% Iro p poa1.
D; Amos G Moves d
Columbia, Montour, Wvomin, and
Sullivan. GEORGE D Jori,son u 81 l,i'u b'I
G EIi- y 0l'i'''
CraT (ord and Worror rCroI.
son, A; W D Brown. 4 ''- "
Cumberland T p Pboods n
Iauphin. JAS FrooIan6 A Thomas
G Fox A
Delawarc Cbor,Icv Uorvor
Erie. John p VinGcnf A y n "
Tyyicboll, A ~ -" "
Fsyetto. Daniel Kainc y
Franklin and Fulton, Jonathan lao.
oby, D: VIM Horton D
Greene Dr.. Patton, y
Huntingdon. A W Benedict 4
Indiana. J w lTustin;
Juniata, Union and SNYDER S p
Hummel, A; II Ritter,
Lancaster. Boni Champney's, A;U
c Leman, A; Nathaniel MAYER, 4. II
B Bowman, A.
Lebanon G Dawson Coleman. 4
Luzorne. S w Trimmer, D; Peter
Walsh, D, Jacob Robinson, D
y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF snrrpr7ms
Ayers Catharttic Pills,

,
fE'lE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have beon
/ taxed their utmost to produce tl, lest mos, ns,yt
,,,,,,,iy, ,,,i,, f. l.r,,,, =, r,,, I,,,,,z,, - -
r. n., .,,' D" " .4'''' i'''".e,"O'e ptooN
"' [,'"" '''' "'H' r'LI' nave VIRTUES "hch suTTaT 10
excellence the ordinary medicines and THAT they win m.
iI'r.irh''dE upon the esteem of all mon. They arssa6.
uUd pleasant 10 take but powerful 10 ctro Thpr ,,,o
trliinv rro,urihas q. rlrlaio ti,, tiyi,i,,,i
r,,rv, tr ,s,-,,i ~ y, 'ne C''''
and ozpr, disease b o. w., t, 'iO U,ODi'
br,rI and gr, 5istsncr stIn,,,,,o ,I.I In"H
rrlor,rsto th,lr nntrI n,D VI usV'
.ona with s,anr IN trc ,y,lo ,,',",, Hs1ly
f,v ,rr, III, ,, c,,,r.ir,. ~ .'J' 0ug %
sr c,r,,ir l,,I ,l,,,.., .,,.',- S',.J IVY W.
The best Of hu'mn SKIN. While they produce powerful
',,t . @ & ,, "' ~ % o ,' ,, sn1 ID diminished dS'ss'he
Rein, .ngar,os,. ,,, s,, m "a ~. sn"lsu'
ruu.y vegetable oro frc or ,or,' C, Sv,"e
h'Te been mad" which su1n belh' were they not sub
'ioniia'd Cy men u ,a'h exalted oton aud ehsacteT
's % ioi'n" t1' '"fi"'n oi u"itaih' Many enanont
,''S r''n IN" .s,lG, nave H'Do'r hames to eort'
% '"' l,., 'S '0".Dy o n! 'yned'' rhi'e o'hD''
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19
Shaving and Halr.Dressing

7 EBEMIhH NORRIS respectfully onpouDcos
~ to his friends Of ClcarGold and yioinifv Mai
he has returned to his old stand and is we'll rro.
pared to render the most perfect satisfaction a ali
who may desire his professional services.
CleaSfeld, April O 40
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19
Asthma or Phthisic, and Brorchi,l.
COnsumptiou,

Probably no one remedy has over been known whhA
oIral 70 mooy and such dangerous cases as this Soma
no human aid can reach but even to those the C,rny
Ec'uul affords relief and comfort
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

A. % INNILLh, ESQ, 20 UuaA ~ T. vtIi...,,,
usrd your iltrH myself nui IN my Gfii, 4. = ~
yau invented it nnl believe % me i.t ma, le Ani
purpose ever put uut with bad coi ,t'ali,, w
pay iw'n'y ydyo dollars lor bottle thsu DO pIGo,
ttko uuy other rugiy' 'Nwulit 4
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

90, -"'' ''' N..Ng VIII "V l"A NhN's tg"AatI p
viii answer for Ferguson township,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

Charter Eleet;on.-Thc municipal election
held in this place last Monday showed re-
markablc unanimity Of feeling among the
voters in this corporation. But one ticket
was in the Geld, and that . Union ticket, and
though the vote was unusually large, as com.
pared with fofrder municipal elections, We
believe that not man off that ticket received
ballot. This harmony Of feeling is truly
refreshing. II would seem that Mahoney
doctrines find little favor in this community
The following shows the officers elect:
Aayor-BYRox CuLvER.
Ceancilmsa. list Ward. J. 1. WiLcox, r.
j. BuRkx; I'd Ward, N. BuRxs, J. v. BIRD
81 Ward, N. RosExBAux, T.WALKrr; 4th
Ward, ]. II. BRowx, Z. w. BABcocK.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

IS. IS Aan Overheard "A boy was driving bob.
tailedhhCsae down Main street yesterday after.
noon at dashing rate. When nearly oppo.
ate cur once he hit bobby singing Gu,
with the Whip, whereupon short-tai sudden
y sxeered on the LEFT, throwing the loose
spring seat, with the boy, simultaneously
and ose9aesasly iato tlssstrcet. A the
eat and The boy we're mid-air between the
and the ground, We heard ! voice
seoer sorth from the flying mass, saying in
rehAat4nt accents &c italli'' Bob
~ no sooner understood the joke than he
cams ltoass dead halt A number Of men
rushed. out TO. see il any body Was killed,
when the boy picked himself up from the
DIT exclsining-" Well, l held on to him,
aaywsy When - struck the ground the
Gadivhsd passsd over his head, and " no.
heed brought the blood pretty freely.
= Boys, never ~ 70 cut dash with bob
tailed toFae.sso sss1 49, wsz
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

Toll B'Tdge.-By an advertisement which
appears in another column, IT vii! be seen
that Receiver has been appointed to collect
toll from all passengers over the river bridge
at this place. There are old matters concern.
ing said bridge OF which we are not suffic.
iently posted to speak but one thing we dc
know, and that is, that it must be a fire.
bridge. The salvation of the town depends
upon it. 1t requires no prophets ken to sec
what the new regime would lead to if allowed
to continue in operation, and the people Of
this town owe it to themselves and to the
country looking to this point as its market
to sec that the bridge in question is keep,
free for all who may choose to cross il. This
must and will be done, for on it depends self
preservation. 2.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

ssSpec;a1.-Ws were shown few days agt
just the articles to attract especial attention
from, many Of our citizens in this season o.
eiesninE,. removing and replenishing tht
household. 9. BsADLEY, at his residence
offers to sell very Cheap portion Of his Fur
riitslre,, &c, consisting Of Carpeting, (Brus
sells. etc., handsome Bedroom Set, Hal,
Cloth, Rsrlor Set. Chairs. Window Curtains
Rugs, Mats, and many other nice articles no,
found An our stores. Persons in want will
do well to call and sec ct once.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09
For the Gazette.

Mr.. Editor: -Thcrc arc u number Of our
citizens who have promised to meet next
Tuesday, the 18th inst, for the purpose Of
making ar3ad to our cctnetery. 1t is not
often VIC, as community, arc called upon to
perform the last sad rites Of burial for DEPART.
ed friends and neighbors but it is quite too
announcement for funeral procession to fol-
low by.ways, zigzag paths, over stumps, and
even across the enclosed fields of private cit
liens to reach the spot "wtcre sleep the
dead" If ours is healthful place surely we
have less excuse for neglccting to make a
passablc road to accommodate those who in
affection must pcrforcc encounter the incon.
veniencc above named. Cannot our citizens
spend one day satisfactorily Gf not prolital,ly)
in attending to this mattcry All who feel an
interest in having passable road to our
burial ground will find an opportunity to
manifest such interest by lending helping
hand on Tuesday next. There's room for
fifty men with axes, spades, teams, &c. Who
will come? Time, 8 o'clock A. N. Let every
nun either come himself, or send hand and
all who do so will have the satisfaction of
having performed duty. ia
FRIEND TO ORDER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

Race Bridge.-On Monday the new bridge
across the race was so far completed as t.
admit Of the passage Of teams. 1t is now
completed with the exception Of the sidewalks
and ratings. We understand that about
500 would entirely complete it. We should
much like to see it done; however. the side
walks ran be dispensed with, for the present
ut least, but the ratings n ,uld at once be
put up. TO do this we are informed it will re.
quire about $25. The committee in going
SO far have exhausted tho means placed a,
their disposal, and If any thing more is done
additional funds must be raised.
The committee having the building of the
bridge in charge are en- titled to all praise for
the eoiNmcndable energy and public spiri,
they have displayed in this matter. They
have given us a first-rate, substantial bridge
at very reasonable expense. They are en-.
titled to the hearty thanks of this community.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

DiSPEPsIA.-This l. very distressing complaint and
gives the patient more suffering than almost any other
disease In fact Il 10 combination Of many diseases Ia
one The symptoms are and Of the nature
Of almost all other complaints combined From this fact
arise the veey many cases where this disease IL mistaken
for some other. and 70 improperly treated. The first
symptoms indigestion. natulcncy loss Of appetite heart
burn headache etc., neglected. almost always awaken
some dormant disease and send the poor sufferer to
premature grave. What YOU must r,s do Is cleanse tn.
blood and regulate the bowels do this with the Mount
ain Herb Pills., and you bid defiance to dyspepsia
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills sold BY all Medicin.
Dealers. e 81 .sas .ss5s3 ~ 81 LIZ ID ! IS {
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

LxD Partnerships.-Thc law firm Of GRAIN
L SrArroRp has been dissolved. Mr.. STAT
POND departs in few days for California
The firm Of ALLEN & CHAPMAN is also dis
solved. We understand that Mcssrs. ALLEN
4 Csxrx have formed partnership and open
ed an. office in the room recently occupied
by. ]. B. PowERs and JoHN II. BRowN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

q CaYts Smith, "A Tennessee correspondent
Of the Dubuque Times, speaks of Capt. Smith
cTthis place IS follows:
Capt. John B. Smith. of the Iowa Third is
now, acting as Colonel of his regiment, which,
has been stationed in the advance Of Grant S
division for week or more. The Captain
has shown himself an excellent officer and a
regiment will be in good hands.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

Incendiory.- store in Waterloo. recent.
y occupied by a Mr.. TnoxAs as a grocery,
vas set on fire Monday morning. II was dis
covered and extinguishe,l, however, before
any, serious, damage was done. The perpc-
TRAITOR Of the deed, says the Courier, is yet
undiscovered a# '. @+' 70 q. ... W.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09
D. .. DEVINE

Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Manufacturer o!
fectionery Is selling Assorted Steam Refined Stick
Candy at 10 cents per by the box and at retail only is
cents per b. Eastern manufacturers beat that you
can! Fruits at Wholesale. Remember the place. two
oors moth Of the old post occ build n.y. Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

70 7osensh;p Clerk,.-We have got up .
form for Certificates Of Register in accord
ance with the provisions Of the Dog Law
which goes into operation on the 18th inst
Township Clerks can supply themselves with
these blanks at this Office on very reasonable
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09
Notice to the Tax-Payers.
FEDERAL TAX.

STATE or iowa. 81 Acx Hawk County,
TREAsuRER's 0rrIcE, Waterloo, March 3ist, 1867.
NOTIC " rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAN
Payers of said county that by virtue Of an ar.
proved March 10Th. 1863, additional tax Of TWO
MILLS on the Dollar has been levied Federal Tax
all the taxable property Of this county shown by the
Tax Book Of 1851 and the Is required to be paid
or before the last day Of May next. .'. .5a'3@
q. a. G. BCNNELL,
2:&w ~.#r.wN +. r sCpuHty Trehs.rer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

Bus;ness.-Since pleasant weather has been
Snaugurated. and tho roads have been SO i'm
proved under its administration, Cedar Falls
ha. resumed something Of its hurry and bus.
lie. Most Of the merchants have received
their new goods ard trade with them seems
70 be good. Cedar Falls is herself again.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

aSSldierSg Hid ..Soeieties.--Thc Old Ladies'
Soldiers Aid Society meets on Monday eve.
ming next At the residence of Mr.. HENRY
BaHxLER. On Tuesday evening the Young
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society meets at Mr..
CAneRoy's "' '"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

'KA..-Ail'the Minis commenced running
again last Monday. after cessation VI \ hum
Der ,of weeks. The long delay has been oc
csai..ioned BY 1 break caused BY the high water
which Ia the meantime has been repaired.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

* E,L-Socisty,--Therc will be no lecture
t6HHHht but the, members are requested to
attend = business meeting. The new books
have come to hand. and there is some bust
ness in connection Herewith that should re.
ceiye prompt ATTENTION. ..,..-----.-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09
JAMES IIUrF.

II the signs Of the times do not mistake us
we have reason to hope that some work will
De done this season in constructing this road.
The Dubuque 4 Sioux City r. r. Co. are
also expecting to move west with their work,
and if SO the people North and West may ex-
pect to be in sound Of the steam whistle, and
raise an srtra trrkey to celebrate the opening
Of the Road and Thanksgiving.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

gtFn Gsns'smsssy. The Courier tells ofn
schsots teacher in Waterloo who. having
chahgcd his business for that Of ox-driving,
respectfully addresses his cattle with "Whoa
mx;, Buck ard Bright, also" sEn2s asas
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

tCndtrpinning.-A very interesting advcr.
tisement from A. TRowBsrpcE. who has re.
ceived Mis- spring stock Of boots and shoes
Sbpears this week, ,sFT.xSsH
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

y xMfVIupN 70 CCQOT TOWS.-Ine UuOuQue
Herald u the 7th has the following:
WEES informed on reliable authority that
Ateleasaph line win be constructed during
the r,mmer, We hope It may be 20, between
this city and Cedar Falls. under the auspices
Of the Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad
Company. The Companyexpectt the citizens
of tho towns along the route to do something
in aid Of this enterprise, and this expccta.
ton vill doubtless DO realized. The line is
very much needed, and although money in
vested ii, il will not pay pccnniarily, it will
yield good dividend to business men, and
- Raiirsaa Company in such Information
~ they only know how to appreciate We
hope to so this Telegraph line put up and in
working order before many weeks. d.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09

Odd Man.-We heard the other day Of a
man 10 high spirits trying to borrow pillow
20 shovel dirt out OF cistern- hole. lies