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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
FREMONT RESIGNED.

Gen. Fremont has resigned his command
in the army of Virginia and gone to New
York. The cause of his resignation is stated
to be that Gen. Pope, his inferior in rank,
was appointed as Chief Commandant Of the
army. The. Chicago Journal says: = g..
We do not propose to excuse Gen. Ere
mont's course in rcsigning his command in
the valley of the Shenandoah. We do not
deem the step a wise or a Unsuitable one, all
the circumstances considered, and we attrib-
ute it more to first impulse, under the mis-
taken suppositon that the President intended
to slight him, than to cool judgment or a
discreet consideration of the circumstances
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

WHEREABOUTS OF BEAUREGARDs Army
There is little doubt but what Beauregard
with about $4,000 of his men were engaged
in the late battle before Richmond. The
newspapers have been filed Of late with con-
hictng rumors Of the Rebels whereabouts
one day he was at Oklahoma, another day at
Grenada, then again somewhere else. But
we are afraid that the two days fighting near
Richmond fully demonstrated the wherca-
bouts of Bcauregard.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

SHOULD the institution Of Slavery survive
the war, the n. Y. Tribune thinks the Plan
tation members will speak in Congress about
as follows: .. ..
Don't pass that Bill-if you do, we shall
revolt, you know, and really we should think
you had by this time stomach full ofrcvolt-
ing" ....
We think the reply will be something like
this:
"We will pass that Bill--revolt if you
choose, though really VIC should think you
had enough of that, for though you never goi
a stomach ful by it, you always had youi
hands full"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
SHERIEF.S SALE.

.1 STATE OF Iowa, =.
Black Hawk County. IS
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on TIE
IN 10Th day Of july A. d. 1852. at II o'clock A. ~ OF
said day. at the front door ofthe Corrt House in the village
of Waterloo County aforesaid will be sold at public auc
ton to the highest bidder, for cash, the following es
crjhed Real Estate, taken Special Execution issued
OF the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
County in favor of T.. B. Hatch and against John w. In
man. Mary l.. Inman and T.. W. Dyer to-wit. lot one
in Block three in Edwin Browns addition to the village
of Cedar Falls in Black Hawk County, Iowa. much
thereof may be necessary TO satisfy said Writ of Exc
cution and all accruing costs.
", 7. BROWN Sheriff.
Dated sheri's Office, Waterloo June 2Oth A. D. 1852
d. ALLEN Plaintiffs Attorney. 13-2w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DlsTRICT.-T The
New Hampton Courier is out good and strong
for Hon. Oran Favlllc, of Mitchell county, as
the Republican candidate for Congress in the
Third District Matters seem to be about as
badly mixed up in the Third District as in
our own, every county having from one to
three candidates.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
N The subscriber will send free of charge, to AL
who may desire it, the Recipe and directions for making
simple Vegetable Balm, that WILL in from eight
days Pimpes, biotches, Tan, F'eckles sallox
ness and all impurities and roaghness Of the Skn lea
ing the as Nature intended it should he = soft
clear. smoothdn beautiful Those desiring the Eecipe
with full instruct ions, directions, and advice will please
call on or address with return pos'age)
fuOS. T. CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist,
lin sSl Broadway, New Yerk
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

PARsoN Brownlow thinks that about all
God has to do with the Rebellion is that He
permitted certain bad men of the South to
become possessed Of derils, just as He permit
ted devils to enter into the swine, and pre-
cipitate them into the Sea Of Galilee The
Parson hopes that the successors of these
devils, who have entered into the Southern
leaders Of this rebellion, may precipitate them
into the Gulf Of Mexico. '
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
SALE.-..Statc of Iowa,
Black Hawk County.

William r. .Orer,pan rs. Dennis r. Cooper, Francis
n. Cooper, Bsnton Cooper, r. B. Carpenter and
II. IT, Carpenter.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT On THE
~ 3st day of July A. D. iSG2 at II o'clock, A. NJ. OF
ad day at the front door OF the Court House in the VIII
ags Of Waterloo county aforesaid will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash. the following de-
scrbed property taken special execution issued out
of the office of the Clerk of the District Court Of said
tv in favor of William 7. Uverman and against Dennis
T. Cooper, Francis II. Cooper and Benton Cooper, to
wit Commencing seventy feet east Of the north east
Of lot Cd one in block number IA four in the town
ef Cedar Falls, thence running east eight rods thence
south fifty feet thence west sight rods thence north fifty
feet to the place Of beginning to satisfy said writ Of
cution, and all accrning costs. ..-...f
W. T. BROWN, !HsriT.
Dated at SherTs Office, Waerloo July 3D. A. u. 1862
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican delegates from the several township. Of
Black Hawk County will meet IN Convention at the Court
House in Waterloo on the 10Th day of July, A. D. 1852
at o'clock for the purpose Of selecting delegates
to represent the county Of Black Hawk in the State Con-
gressona and Judicial Conventions to be hereafter held
and for the nomination Of Clerk of the District Court
for the transaction of such other business may be
brought before said Convention. The apportionment
fixed is delegate for each township at large and
delegate for each twenty fraction ten votes
poed for s. j. Kirkwood for Governor at the last fan
election: under which apporonment the several town
ships will be entitled to the following number Of delegates
rfsnec,ivclv vii
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL con-
VENTION,

There will be Republican Congress- onal Convention
for the 9th District OF Iowa held at Webster City in Ham
=. NJ for the purpose of nominating Republican Can
ddate for Congress Each County will have repre-
sentative and additional for every 100
shown by the for Governor Krkwood, and for
every fraction OF forty and every delegate must
be 6ohs fde resident of the county he represents.
.. ... .-E .... .... W. II. CURTISS, -.'
Chairman Rep, Cen. Com. Gu Con. Dist. Ioua.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
Republican Caucus.

The Republican Electors OF Cedar Falls will meet al
tho School House Wednesday next, At S o'clock P
NJ choose eleven Delegates to attend the County Con
vention to be held at Waterloo on the 1lth inst
Cedar Falls, July 18th, 1862.
BY order Town Committee, G. NJ. HARRIS, Chm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
THE LATEST NEWS.

Our news from Richmond is not the most
pleasant 1t seems that the rebels had re-
ceived heavy rcinforcemcnts from Bcaurcgard
and Jackson, which swelled the enemy S
ranks to such an extent that Mcclellan found
himself unable to successfully cope with
them Some accounts arc quite dishearten-
ing; others leave a more favorable impression.
1t seems after four days Of terrific fighting
our left wing was obliged to retire seventeen
miles, to the banks of the James river, where
in turn the rebels were obliged to retire,
finding our gun boats to hot for them. Even
under these discouraging circumstances, we
have the news Of the capture Of 1000 pris-
oners, among whom is Gen. Magruder, and
also the capture of many of the enemy's guns.
Still later accounts narrate two more days Of
heavy fighting in which the rebels got the
worst Of it. Mcclellan telegraphs to the War
Department that he had succeeded in reach
ing the banks of the James river with loss
of but one gun, which had to be abandoned
because it broke down, and one wagon-all
the rest having arrived safely in camp. He
also says that we had severe battle yes
terday TUESDAY, lst inst. that we beat the
enemy badly, the men even fighting better
than beforc-that the men are in good spirits
and that rcinforcements have arrived from
, Washington.' We wait with the greatest
, anxiety for further news, and trust that il
may throw a better light upon the whole
matter than that we have before us.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

SpEAKING of the Times, the Dubuque Her
aM says "it takes three issues for it to tell
one truth" Well, now, the Herald Is worse
than that, it can't tell the truth on a single
issue.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
Strayed or Stolen.

ENEsOM TIE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRIBER
Il in Union Township, the 2nd day Of June light
gray mare about thirteen years old and slightly still in
the fore legs. Said about ready to foal and
probably has colt with her by this time. She
compauied by ycarling colt OF bay color. Any
who will said and colts give informa-
ton where they may be found will be literally rewarded
CHARLES ZIMMER.
Address Cedar Falls Iowa, Post Office box lSS, or at
the farm Of the subscriber in Union Township Black Hawk
rountx Avs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
A REBEL LETTER ksX a REBEL


just after the evacuation of Corinth by the
rebels, a member of Company X, Third iowa,
came in possession of the following interest
ing letter by rebel lady TO rebel friend in
Beauregard's army: -.. ..........,. ...-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

1t Is suggested that the several townships meet in hei
respective townships the Wednesday evening previous
10 the day upon which the County Convention appoint
ed TO meetand choose their number of delegates to rep
resent them in said Convention.
By order Of County Central Committee.
JAMES s. GEORGE. ChairDidn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Tng GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF Iowa on
President LINcoLS.-We have before us the
published report of the late meeting OF the
Congregational Minister'S and Churches o..
this State.
We find room fer the following resolution
of series prepared by Rev. Geo. Thscher, Of
Keokuk, and L. 3. Flfield, of this place, CON-
mittee appointed by the Moderator, to report
"On the State Of the country
Resolcea, The wisdom, impartiality, tenac-
ity of purpose, endurance. philanthropy, hon
esty and honor exhibited by our Chief Mag
istrate in the administration of our Govern
ment, commands our respect, confidence, ad-
miratien and love, as for man of extraordi-
nary fitness for his high office in these times
Of unparalleled trial
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
Business Notice.

Any person wishing 70 purchase first-cass Sewing
Machine, -Finkle Lyons make-can here of exeel
len: opportunity by applying at this office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

DETECTIVE Spaulding, of McCircgor, has
given to the world another chapter in the
Bremen county robbery case, by the arrest
of Supervisor Sterenson-impllcated ia the
affair. In company with Mr.. N. NJ. Smith,
also one OF the Supervisors Of the same coun-
ty, Mr.. Spaulding tracked the dishonest
supervisor to Omaha, Fort Kcarney, .and
away out to Fort Laramie, eight or nine
hundred miles from the frontier, where he
made the arrest and brought him back and
lodged him in Jail last week. The pace with
which Mr. S. and his colleagues rode after
this fugitive from justice, was not eclipsed
by the famous time made by Tom DISTANT.
CT s niare.--YcG rtg0r Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

as the Durango mine Since January last
the proprietor has taken out twenty five
thousand dollars worth or more A good
six months job.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

THE New TAX BILL.-Undcr the new tax
bill every lawyear has tie pay license of $40,
physicians so, bankers 800, brokers $50,
apothecaries $40, auctioneers $40, surgeons
$40, livery stables $40, wholesale liquor
dealers 800, tobacconists $40, soap makers
$40, retail dealers in liquor SO, wholesale
dealers $50, pedlars IS to $50, photograph
ers $40, jugglars $40, hotels 81 to 5000, den
fists, $40, confectioners SO, claim agents
$40, bowling alleys So for each alley, brew
ers $50 to $50, billiard tables So each; on
every piece of paper upon which an agree
ment is written stamp duty cents, candies
per cent, carriages 81 to 10, tobacco 10
to 10 cents per pound, cloths per cent, coal
oil 10 cents per gallon, raw cotton ! per
cent, eating houses $40, lager beer per barrel
81, paper per cent, aud so on. ......
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
miscellaneous.

The British steamship City Of Manchester has been de-
tined account Of the Storm but sail at day
hght II the weather moderated.
SHIr SUSAN OWENS of Charleston Callao from Liver
pool Ties an English nag at her peak Pametto nag at her
main, and Southern Confederate nag at her fore.
SP ASHLAND, for whose capture the steamship Republic
sent from San Francisco time ago by
her captain (Moorc) TO tho Mexican government.
i6364 bushels wheat abandoned when out built
In lo5 at Yarmouth, X, hailed from Belfast Ire regis
tered 2yt toms
BARK HAHRKr CAss, Cap, Chipmsn, from New York for
iouceste r. with 95 bushels wheat totally lost ON ths
gkcrweathefs Sw reg.servd $50 rated
built Yarmouth, Ms In 1857 from which port she
haired.
BARK AsrxroYIx, Ward, from New York Nov IT for
Queenstown abandoned had bushels
Iegt ed 5 tons rated Az, was built At 0recnock In
lsl3, aud halted from Hull
BARK MoRSrra STAR at San Francisco from Glasgow
days Cape Horn; OF the Cape 81 days, with
strong westerly sairs carried away The oseopssi ysr
a. Ion III w had The Sc rtdes up 70 lat NJ from thence
had NE trades 70 at@ aft which had moteras weath
Tnx BARI reported ashore Pecks Beach, miles Of
into Great Evs Hsrbor.
BR BRIO SARAH FLEnxrecapt George Of Br ship Gorilla
ed heavy weather passage lost sas &C. Dec IT, al
PM iat SO Ion "a 20 w, spoke brig sarah Flemming,
rcrgo or timer in distrcss wateresed and breaking
over her yei i"aviy so cut the boat aud went aoagse
and found Ia fondon likely hold together
longer; crew. twelve number who saved no.
thing on the heavy sea. and ct 81 returned
safe with the boat made ta and proceeded the
Ba BRiG E,sA Windsor, Ns) Beckwith hence Jan G,
Leghorn owin~ head winds weather was
detained near Jar tsand until sunday 26tn that morn.
ing made ,a, stood down Long Island sound when near
Obliged 70 reef and nndng tho vessel ophesyy Judged
W % s H SM sns
rast Hi Point where She she rem
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

"A foreign vessel e q. 10Hd 49, 800 bushels corn
at 7kd. in bulk per 90 lbs, 900 do whest at 3d. In
bulk $50 boxes bacon at 27s 3D. And by neutral ves-
Sci TOO boxes cheese 3s Cd and 500 packages pacon
and lard 1t S2s 6d To london $50 packages or bacon
and lard at 32s 3D. To Glasgow 100 terces aad at 32s
Cd. and 100 casks OF taow at 2s 3D. Rates 10 Havre
unchanged. .I'e l N -
Hors were firm, with modefats sales at TIC. a o3c
MoIAssEs-A sale OF 25 hdds- or Cuba muscovado was
made at 23c. 27c, and Is do. at ~. CJ erg
NAVAL SToREs were firmly held, while sales were
limited. ~
PRoyIsross --Pork-The demand was fair and prices
were sustained The sales footed up 100 bbs
So SIX $l3 for mess; Sl2 $l2 Is for old mess
and SS 25 s. rs FOR old prime, and at 50 25 50 80 for
new prime Tercc bcef was quiet. Beef hams were In
active at S14 4 75 Cut meats were Inactive and
only notice sales Of 60 hdds dry sated
hams and &C. a Axe for shoulders. Bacon dull with
sales Of 500 boxes at &c for Western Cumberland cut
and at 7c. for city short ribbed Dressed hogs were
rather nrmer and light weights were in demand at y
a 06K for Western, and at $4 rs 81 40 Tor city.
Lard steady with sales Of 800 bbIs at 7c &c. for
steam rendered, and at &c. SIC. for prime Kettle rem
derod also 800 kegs Szc Butter and cheese were in
moderate request, and prices unchanged.
RCE.-The sales embraced about 700 bags JavaS at
6xc. &C.,, and 600 do. Rangoon at 6iac.
SUGARs.-The sales comprised 6l3 hhds., cheny
Cubss and mostly within the range Of 7zc. 8zc. and
1853 boxes 700 OF which were sold at exc q 7c for
fning goods and at $40. for grocery grades, and
I, 800 bags Pernambucos at TIC.
Sncrs.-A sale Of $50 bags Of pepper was made at
191c. .tora lGa .vf ro tyau.ghe al im
WnskxY-The market was steady, with sales Of 500
bbls. at 24c. a 24kc. lA ..Ailt4
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

on the rocks fulof water. with rudder unshipped ana VIII
probably prove total loss Crew saved sne naS
81 & lS bsls Of alcohol saPR1ssS to es a AA'
BR BRIG LOIS ashore South Bay Lighthouse is fun O.
water be pumped out at any time steam pump
put board Of her. and anchors and cables nave
been laid. t.a. rr t.fr rtf nnlfrrrf rfn.I
Bnro ALICE MAupx which went ashore recently at Bass
Harbo and taken back 10 Eastport FOR
pairs She was not much damaged
BRIG STATE from Havana for New York. before re-
ported wrecked Dec 3 had OF 60 boxes sugar She
struck miles SSE Of Double Headed
Shot Keys sunk In about hours afterwards In "a
thoms Cargo total loss Part OF the materials with
clothing saved. 'H q
West Quoddy, marine railway at Eastpor undergoing
Som wuRLwrxp. Morey. from Mexico for New Orleans
4 the NV Channel Berry islands fsr of cargo saved and
taken TO Nassau Mp. cU fsr. Ir1o
scHR EDWARD of Ellsworth which went ashore
the Point Newport OF at high water the morning
OF 25h with the assistance of boats the fgats
ConEituti0n.
ScHR PLANET arrived Nassau Mp 18th inst and
reports the wreck OF American brig laden with coffee and
ogwood on Bird Rock Cargo saved and taken 70
SCHOONER PRowEss ashore on Townsends Bar drove
about half mile south during the last gae and now lies
Shore with eight Of water the sde and foot
on the starbcard side above her deck at low water.
BALrINoRE Jan. 2The brig Zephias Daniels, from Car
dena for New York. Hatteras no dAte and
became total loss telegraph to Enwood Walter Esq.
Secretary Board Of Underwriters.
NEwPoRr Jan 2A vessel has arrived here and reports
fulgged brig ashore At Watch HILL apparently blged. lBy
telegraph 10 Ewood Walter Esq Secretary Of the Board OF
UnderwriterH)
Captain Pttman of the ship James Guthrie, from Ant
wer arrived to-day reports his experience ship
master having had such constant succession of vio
this his last passage We make the following from
his log
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED, rNTIi. THE
- 9th day OF rrbrry 1884, Tor furnissing FLOUR to tho
Subsistence ID p,ftm, ~. or the United states Army
twelve thousand izUJJ barrels will be required, of
grade of four be delivered la Was
railroad pot AT Tho nis warnious,s IA ucorsc
tow ID, tie i6ta February ob2
Each Of Flour To inspected Just before II is
ceived.
The Flour equal IN quality TO the samples to be OBJ
tanned tae Capol a r! nj Washington cy, and the bar.
RITA % heat tnrd.
Tie us ona ath of nleyance will be required OF
coitrs, tor.
H. dtc tel to Ma jor A. BECkWITH O. r., u. 3. A.
ana ndurs,d III Iulussls.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
PROPOSALS.
pRorosAIs ron sasooe "cENrRAL PARK IN

DRoPosALs FOR s2500U CENTRAL PARK I'M
il prJ, cement Funa Stock OF 1876"
proposals will he the Comptroliers
nee until Mona.y the tnih nay Of February 1862 at two
O'Clock y. NJ when the will be pubcy opened for the
whole sh. Of nfly thou
sand dvlsrs OF the "Ccntral Park Improvement Fund
so authorized by chapter IS the Laws of 1S aud by
Ordinance Of the Common Council approved BY the May
or, Octoprr IL. 1881. ...s tt. W.. /, ,.I
the said stock interest the rate Of sx per cen,
per quarc yearly. and the principal will be
The proposals viii state the amount Of stock desired and
the price per hunre dollars thereof ie persons
Of the city, within days oprn-
ing the bias, the awarded to them rcspecvelv
ckuding IN. premiums the same.
Un presenting 70 the the receipts Of the Cham
perlsin for such d~losits The parties will be entitled
ceive certificates for amounts Of the value the
stock, bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Each Irsrson should bc sealed and endorsed "Propo-
sails for Central PARK Improvement Fund Stokn and tue
tIoler. EI .g
The right reserved reject any all of the bids
sidered prt promote the interests Of the
city. ROBERT T. uAWs COMPTROLLER.
Ciry OF NEW YoRR, DxrAKfnKSr or FINANCE, Comptro-
ers once. January Q, 1867
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

q 4 n OO0 MERCHANDISE wANTED.-FOR SALE,
PtV.OOU or exchange Tor dry goods or otue mer.
chan fiscA merchant grist mill In Monroe,
esv0 rcnts for ten per cent and s unencunbered Ah
city and village property and FARMS East aud West
exchange above aud proportion in cash will be paid
for wholesale stock above. All conf.
DENTAL Taxes paid Western lands. Address N. r. Ed
Merchandise and Real Estate Agent Pine st. n. Y
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.

THE HIGHEST PRICES ADyANyED ON GOLD AND
\ silver Watches, Damonss Jewc.fy. AZ. uniedeemed
Dol and SLY " Natca silver Wdrc sale
A. ADuLPHUs. AZ Pearl street, corner New vhambsya
~ B.-0oods kept one year.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
PERSONAL.

A LAS HAMILTON &C., OR MR. R-T-PLEASE
call and favor the little widow and daughter Do not
think would be troubessmc; by Snail look for
you certain to-day Was
eyen 10 last
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

THE DIRECTRESSES OF THE LADIES UNION BA
have the pleasure OF informing the public that the
Treasurer Mr. Chas E. Strong has deposited in the han ds
of the Executive Committee Of the Trus Felix
goldsby, A. Stout and Isaac Be,he following amount
Net proceeds Of the bazaar A. They also beg
70 say that Committees fof Cutting and Distributing
Work and Clothing attend regularly Tuesdays and Thurs
days at No 10 Cooper Institute Third from l0 to IL
NJ and on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the hours
sons applying must be recommended by one Of I'm f,he
Managers Of the Association contract has also been
obtained from for making shirts This work
will be given out at No 20 Cooper Institute ond foor
Saturdays only, from 10 70 II 4. NJ Asplendd pair Of
Bronze Vases, from Rev. DR.. Osgood, and number of
beautiful fctres BY native artists Of the highest merit
Hanghwout 40 Broadway BY order Of the Board.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
TII yRLvET CfOAK. TRjMNED

OFT ASD 2y7.-wILL THE GENT WHO FOLLOWED
Of two young ladies fo Broadway, on sunday even.
~. Dec ~ and who pyt.d up paper brarng two GaCs
lend a, address through Taur-,ays 'fersunalsi'
The New York herald., 1862-01-29
si0,Oo-PARrNER WANTED WITH

ptDsOOV amount, TO establish n
tafing business for which patent right has lately been
granted The goous manufactured Yankee Notions
but rial staple article OF day use aud Will yield hlty
per cent, NJ least. Address N. D., Herald ollcc
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

$4,000 TO sccV-rAnTSER 1.
ness, and having orders than ill., would ike
increase the ouaness safe and pro liable investment
Address stating when aud where interview had,
Capital Herald oflce
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

TAXES. TAXES, TAXES.
The property of Union and North Bergen townships
Hudson coanty j. hereby notified that the Collectors
FOR the following placesUnion Hill North Hoboken West
New York, Gutenberg, Glahnsvle New Durham and Ca-
rsnonwil be at the house OF Joseph Ambruste No. 79
Thursday jan and ~ from O'Clock in the mornns until
0ocock In the evening" receve for the 1860
andlS6 All those not paid the property will be sold
by the SherH. n
BNe other taken but gold silver and ciU bills
JOHN REINHARDT,
Collector Of Union.
Collector Of North Bergen township
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

OF OOn ro s2OV wANTED-FoR AN EQUAL IN.
pl.UUU trcstin q first class Shoe store To eomle-
most hsrd terms viii be offered, the owner
has other susnesa Call at the store, As7 Sixth avenue
from q tosp IN