Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-08

THEGAZETTE.
FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1868.
LOCAL DEPARTMEAT.
ATTENfl0N---lEeAl NOTICE.
b IT RsnmsasD that the first Of May all persons
are required to make return Of their gains profits in
csue derived fem any kind Of business rents interest
or dividends and from every source whatever and the
Assessor viii receive the and after the 1s day o.
May, 1885, Notice 10 also given to all who have been In
he habit Of paying the checks for wheat and other pro-
duee by purchase made the and elsewhere must
now apply for license for doing 70 do,
recent instructions ny the law in that particular must be
obeyed.
WIN. H. SESSIONS,
.e.-s.s.s Asssssor stu Die. Sta Dict Loso0.
Cedar Falls, Apri ssth, 1853. SIS.
Banner Stors.-See new advertisment
treating on prices.
Girl Wanted.-To do Homework. For
further particulars enquire at the residence
Of FRED. B0HMLER. ..
Found. A wallet containing small SUM
Of money. The owner will apply At this Of.
flee for further information. u... .
Union Neat Aarkst.-The card Of this new
establishment appears in our advertising COL
umns to-day. When you want choice cut
give WALkuP 4 LovuoY call. They are
men that deserve a liberal patronage.
Branch Store. Waterloo Courier of
this week has the following item:
1--WE are informed that Messrs HATCH &
ALLEN, of Cedar Falls, contemplate opening
large stock Of goods here in the course Of
a few weeks. The quicker the sooner as
the saying ISL '......
Wool Carding.-Mr. MARCY has got his
wool carding machine fitted up, and is now
prepared to receive orders. Mr.. M. thor
oughly understands the business, and will
give oil work his personal attention. The
gentleman should, and we believe will, do .
large business. See advertisement in this
paper. ...-
Another Hack.-Mr. BARNES, the enterpri.
sing Contractor on the route from Ce'a
Falls to Bradford, intends putting another
hack on the road from here to the Falls in a
few days. It will leave here in the morning
in time to connect at Cedar Falls with the
train cast. This is to accommodate the trav-
cling public and will be highly appreciated.
-Bremer Go. Phenir.
Promoted.--We learn that JOHN j. VAN
NoRDEN, Of this place, has been appointed
End Sergeant Of Company B, 3lst Iowa, in
place Of JoHN w. GILMAN, promoted. 1t
speaks well for Mr.. VANNoRDEN's soldierly
abilities, and the estimation in which he is
held by his brother soldiers, that he should
be taken from the ranks and placed in the
position he now occupies.
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79 Ne,o Store.-Next week JAMES MARCY will
open, in the store formerly occupied by him,
new stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, etc.
Mr. Tnos. JARxAN will be the business man
OF this new establishment, and this alone
will probably DO sufficient to draw large
trade from the day Of opening. to say moth
ing, of the inducements offered in the way
Of selections from new and fresh stock at
low prices. Advertisement next week.
rr ....
,t Who'd a thought it.-Qut a number in
the 3lst Iowa have applied for commissions
in negro regiments. We learn that among
the number is Tox SALISBURY, Of Co. B, and
late of this place. We had supposed that
Tox would rather be in tophct than have any
thing to do with "niggers," but if even he
is now willing to go " soldering with them,
we may safely conclude that the deep seated
prejudice which has existed against colored
troops is rapidly on the wane
DR.. s. N. Pisrce.-By . card which ap.
pears elsewhere, it may be seen that this
gentleman has opened an Office here, and
will resume the practice Of his profession.-
This intelligence will be hailed with pleasure
BY the Dr.'s old friends and customers, who
will be gratiied TO have him resume practice
in his old field of labor. DR.. PIERCE started
for St. Louis yesterday morning for his FAM
lily, and viii return to this place next week.
i"'nigration.--Already has there large
number Of settlers passed through this place,
intending to locate in the North or North
western counties of this State, and we hear
Of large numbers yet to como. The pros
pect is that this portion of the State will
this year receive large additions to it's popu-
lation by immigration, larger than in any