Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-28
LEGAL PRINTING.

y. a.. LEGAL PRINTING.
Notice 10 hereby given to all whom may concern that
On aad after the first day Of December next We the
undersigned, publishers and printers Of Black Hawk
County, shall charge for the publishing Of all legal no.
sices, such sherGs Sales Original Notices etc. One
Dollar and Fifty cents square for the first insertion
and Ssventy-Rve cents . square for each subsequent
insertion. The recent great advance In all printing ma
teria and the consequent increased expenses of news
psper sstabshmsnt render this advance in mrer
asivs. ~. --t
Nv. II. HARTMAN, Waterloo Courier.
H.A. / @. D. PERKINS, Cedar Falls Gazette
Nov. eth, 1863. o.o. ...-
aaH Whedt.-Wheat is worth from IS to Is
cents. Large quantities coming in.
,,, Weather.-It is showing hard to day, and
there - prospect Of good sleighing immed-
lately. -u....---
Third loea.-Our former townsman, CAPT.
y. B. Smith. is at present in command Of the
Third Iowa Regiment. a.. = z p
Change Of 7ime-On and after Monday
next the cars will leave this place at b A. NJ,
instead Of Z as heretofore, The eastern mail
will close at 9 P. N. the evening previous
/" Horticultural Society.-This association
will meet in Horticultural Hall this evening
for the transaction Of important business.
and it is desirable that all the members who
can attend will do so. raa.
.q For the Soldiers.-A large box of veget-
ables and barrel of chickens have been sent
BY our people to the hospital at St. Louis for
the benefit Of the sick and wounded Iowa
soldiers that may be there. s.-a.
T. TO Whom it may Concern. -Professional
duties call DR.. MARSH away from home for =
short time. Those wishing operations in
dentistry performed will make note of this
and govern themselves accordingly.
Nets Nusic.-Wc neglected to acknowl-
edge last week, as We should have done. the
receipt Of some sheet music from the music
house OF H. NJ. HIGGiSs. III Randolph street
Chicago. One of the pieces was entitled
q "Uncle Abram-B Bully for You" and the
other No. 6, Of the " Seven Star VALUES "
HiccIss can supply anything in the line Of
published music. - be-. ...... .
81, , a good Painter.-If you have any doubts
about WILD being very superior painter,
60 and closely examine the" Star Spanglcd
Banner" he has just completed for PuLLAS.
We think that critical examination Of this
specimen Of his handiwork will satisfy yo,,
that his superior will bc hard to find. See
WlLp's new ad. in this paper. 49,.
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Paper Rags.-For a long time past paper
rags have been worth so little that most fam,
lilies have not deemed it worth. while to save
them. But now this is changed, and rags
arc worth five times what they were >heI,
time ago. It will pay every h"usckecpcr to
have scrap bag, in which to save every
scrap Of cloth. Even old newspapers arc
worth preserving, as they are worth four
cents and half a pound.
Harper's Magazine We publish this
week the prospectus of this entertaining
monthly. This magazine is profi,seIy illus
tratcd and this is an advantage it enjoys over
any Of its contemporaries. 1t also furnishes
great amount of reading matter Of an in.
structing and interesting nature. In the
prospectus you may find synopsis Of the
roufnD of thn ,,ol,,,,,o mot ,In.,j
Rebellion Record-Part XXlV Of this in
valuable publication received. We have
spoken Of its merits so often that it is useless
for us to more than say that it continues I"
be perfectly reliable diary of American
events connected with the present rebellion.
The number before US is e,rlrlli>hcd with
two fine steel portraits, one Of the late Major
General MITCHELL, the other of the rebel
Major General LEE.
.a The Soldiers cote ON Comnty lerk-The
Official canvass of the soldiers votc shows
that the whole number cast for County Clerk
Of this county was two hundred and sixty
drcd and fifty three, and PACKARD sixteen
This brings DENr's majority up to about
seven hundred. larger majority than this
county ever gave a candidate before. The
figures are fitting testimonial to our pres.
ent Clerks popularity and worth
II AH the ,cny from Oaio.-Wc have re
ceived from Mr.. SAMUEL G. PECK. Of Rome.
Ashtabula Co.. Ohio. through the hand Of
his son, Mr.. EDWIN A. PECK. who lives few
miles west Of this place, some apples Of the
"Newtown Pippin," and Northern Spy ="
varieties. These apples were choicer and finer
specimens than usually find their way west
OF the Mississippi, and Mr.. PECK will accept
our hearty thanks for his kind remembrance
Of Us. aea
Mirror Of Fdshion.-We have Nine. DE-.
xoREsr's Quarterly Mirror Of Fashions forth
1intsr..o 1923. This IL cxcluSiv " fish.
ion magazine. 1t contains large and SPLEEN