Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-25

Young Ladies hid .Society.-Next Tues
day evening this Society meets a. the resi-
dence Of GEO. B. VASSAuN, Esq. ~..a. r..
ooWithdrawn.- SHARPE has withdrawn his
opposition line Of Stages between here and
Bradford. BARNES has full sweep now.
nplasters.-LEAvIrT Banker, Waterloo
to supply the want Of change in that place
has issued shinplasters Of various denomina
tons. .... ...-. a . .a.rarra
Ercursisn.-Thc great excursion from Du
buque to this place is to come off next Tues
day. \ big crowd and big time may be
expected. s&..<<s it@3+. E
Lans Of Io,ca.-We are indebted to some
friend for q copy Of tho Laws of Iowa passed
at the regular session of the Ninth General
Assembly. ........ "n.
Chicken Hunting. sport of the day
is chicken hunting, and every man who can
shoot gun praise a dog, seems to be en-.
joying it more or less
Hot.-The Courier o. Waterloo and the
Democrat Of this place arc engaged in little
personal confederation nowadays. They're
calling one an6ther all sorts Of pet names.
Eggs.-The editor of the Waterloo Courier
recently had presented to him quantity OF
eggs which he brags on. Four of the eggs
weighed sixteen ounces. They were from
the hennery Of Mr.. HUBBARD, Of Mt. Vernon
township. .~ .'f aa f1.v..-. .r
Orermans HaH-We noticed some weeks
ago that this fine hall was being finished off
We are now happy to announce that It has
been done. Now come on with the Shows
Concerts, Dances, ETC., we have the hes,
hall in the Cedar Valley.
Bad.-Wc understand that certain mem.
bers Of the Democratic Printing Association
are highly indignant because they didn't get
complimentary tickets to DcIIaven's Circus.
1t seems that the Association didn't have
quite enough to 60 round . ."
State far.-We acknowledge the receipt
ola complimentary ticket to the next State
Fair from the Secretary of the State Agricul-
tural Society, Mr.. j. II. WALLACE. Our agri.
cultural editor has kept our readers fully
Informed upon this matter, and we leave the
continuance of the same in his able hands.
Ptas.-Inadvertcntly we neglected to no.
t,ce last week a donation Of peas from Mr.. E.
A. PEcK. They were grown from seed pro-
cured from the Patent Office, and were by
far the incest and best looking peas We have
had in our possession this season They
were the largest we ever saw Mr. PECK will
accept our thanks. argz <ofl44E#s@
Sold OW.-TosnEo & KEyEs have sold out
their stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, etc, to
Messrs. A. TAGGAKr & BROTHER, who have
removed the same to their store, first door
South Of C. r. WALLAcE's Drug Storc--
ToSDRo 4 kEYEs are now going to devote
their exclusive attention to the Storage, For
wardng and Commission business. .',5,.
Currants.-Mr. A. S. MFRS presented us
the other day with bush Of currants that
done us good to look at It was perfectly
red with the fruit. When this fruit is so
prolific, and SO easily cultivated. why is it
not more extensively entered into? A little
labor and little care, would secure most
6ountful harvest to every owner of garden.
Circus DEHAvEN's Great Union Circus
was here on Tuesday. The performance was
passable las good as we have any right to
expectin the country. The turnout ia the
afternoon was decidedly slim in the evening
decidedly big. Men viii go to Circus when
they can't go to dinner. From here the
troupe went to Waterloo and performed on
Wednesday. tsE
Anotser Company for the War.--John
Cook, Esq, Of Lester township, is raising a
Company for the 18th Regiment. We learn
that he has already enlisted about fifty able
bodied men. Those wishing to enlist in this
company will please call on, G.. j. Maynard,
At Mr. Elwclrs store Don't wait to be draft
cd, but place your name on the muster roll
Immediately Waterloo Courier.
For the Far We hear of at least half a
dozen men in this town who have applied for
commits sions to raise companies for the war,
and about As many more as that who in
tend doing 50. We apprehend that there
would be ne difficulty whatever in re-
cruiting acornpany Of captains. But, serious
~, the signs Of the times are that this Sec
ton will make a patriotic response to the call
Of the Governor and at an early day.