Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-06

THEGAZETTE.
-CEDAR FALLS. IOWA.
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.x 1nlDAT. MARCH Q, lsss.
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@1loeAL DEPAaTMENT.s
Post 06sce-- This institution will bc re
moved from Its present location in few days
where II will 90 10 it b HUI yet decided. ,sa
n.yD;sfr;se 7o~nsAip Nesting.-The regular
meeting Of this District will be held At tn,
School House on Monday next, ats o'clock
- Salss pepai suprema ut les,-The time
xfnss r. not yet. BE sharp. Second regu
lar, second hour after the cleaning.
sBa s..a b ~ ressas PRENOMEN,
Germ Planter-lf you want to see good
essa planter 60 to BARSUx 4 MELESDr, and
sec NEG Automaton Corn Planter
We are assured It is good thing. Go and
bee it. s.eaaaz ,lsa sa1 ss.lgaE #. 1ys'.eaa "
Grand Dstour Ploscs.-P. CRossY keeps
Tor sole full assortment oil these unrivallcd
plows. The farmers are requested to exam
inc them before purchasing any other man.
10 ply. . .
Fret Pd0e.-On tho first page may be
found an Interesting letter from our regular
correspondent with the Iowa Third. II you
would learn in what estimation the soldiers
hold northern copPer.hcads read the article.
xillinery--Mrs. PIxRcH is receiving 4
large and choice assortment Of Millinery
goods, which the ladies' are invited to inspect,
and when they have made their selections the
gentlemen SIC requested to draw their wal.
lets without grumbling. Soc advertisement.
Gone b Vieks6usg. Rev. @. WATERBURY
started last Monday for yicksburg to render
assistance To sick and wounded soldiers there.
There are several members of the Reserves
that should be discharged from tho scrvic,,
and allowed to return home. and we have no
doubt but that such will have Mr.. WATER.
yu4Y's best cndeavors IN their behalf.
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Remoral-On the 18th of this month
PUlLAx will remove his Banner Store to the
building now occupied by the Pcs. Office
Mr.. PrLLAx will then have one of the best
stands in town, and At the same time secure
. larger and more commodious room than
che one now occupied by him, change which,
his large and continually increasing trade i'm.
perativ~ly demands. ''.I
Seed What fer Illinois. Mr.. W. II
HoIDa,pos, Of Lonica, L.a<alIc County, Iii.
nois, bought this week of BARxrx & MELEx-
nv, four hundred and thirty one bushels of
Tea Wheat for seed. Also twenty seven
ia,shcls Of Poland Oats, aud twenty bushels
Of Barley. This speaks well for the Cedar
Valley. II you want good seed come to
Iowa, and you can get it. Mcssrs. d. 4 NJ.
have more Of the same sort left. a.. -.
II Saedk.--A man that will force himself
into tho company Of, respectable persons,
when he knows that he is too unclcan a
thing to be permitted there, and then en-.
sisayor by sneakihg aud peeping around to
learn Of things he never had comprehension
enough to understand, and then does rot
know enough to leave untilhc is told to make
tracks, has neither good sense or common
sieceney. Such q man would appreciate tn
force OF kick much quicker than hc would
agen,lcnanly hint. aa..... ~. ~. ..-
: Old Coins.-No doubt many Of our rca-
ders saw going the rounda Of the press a
short time since an account of sale in New
York Of ancient coins. at which time pennies
coined in the early part Of this century, bro't
almost fabulous prices. We believe that
tho oldest copper piece there sold, of Ameri.
csn coinage, bore the date Of 1876. Ed
SHAW. Of this place, has two old Contincn-
tai 4" coppers " bearing the date Of 1857, and
several others. dating from that time up to
1885. lie also has specimens Of Chimes,
specie. The copper coin or 1857 was among
the FIRST ever coined in the United States,
and these venerable relics Of the days that
tried mems souls" possess great interest. 8
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State 81 Iosed g. Thomas J. GiJson.-It
win be remembered that last week VIC had an
account Of the arrest Of person for swind.