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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
gnsnrante Against Accidents.

vI,HE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,
4 OF HARTFORD CONN.
CAPITAI.............. .......,.-'0O 600,
iu.ur-s against .,.,.,-.,,.,
ACCIDENTS
or every Derrp'ou resulting IN les o. Life ~ F' sons Ia
j,ry. Policies issued for preuiiuin Of
FIVE DOLLARS,
,rautinr insurance 10 tie amount oi
FIVE SAND DOLLARS.
a-,in Academia. hc willie travelling by Piblic
conycyance.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
secure, policy Tor Five thousand Dollars. and a'O Twenty
I'VE Dosfs per wcrk CON pcusa,n or personal INJURY inca
parita'n. The ssiufcd from bic r. il.4'y husine-s
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secure. fll policy Tor 5000 end - 'I couqrush
lion fsr IN acciien's travelling or otherw ise
Pos H. for 500 with = per c'rurnsatIoH can be
had for per auuuu sum from $50 20 5uuO a.
uropprtiona'e rs'rs No mefic, examination required.
I0psEY pEsyIs Sec. JAMES -. BhTTEHSOSi Prest.
sEw ToRT RrrEaesCfs.
Hon. r. D. Morgan. Mo- iofh.
no!fi. kt'ciuIl. kcicInu, Son 20, F1nkc-f.
l1nsihan d steele Prrs'. N.ararl fi,e lns. C2-
Charles J. Marin. Prcti HoI"c iuF c..
John TAYLOR Johnston Prot Gem y Il CO. ~ New Jersey
Gccrse : Robin. q. = Robin : son, Bankers.
O. D. p. Glan. BANKER Amos i. Ea0. y. y.
John J. PAcIgs. kcv FORK, Geo. ". stuart fii.,
Hon ". \. bucAinrhan4 Gov. state o. Come ,'cuf
Po.Iri., lsued By EDGAR fOK4iAS Agent, No !si Al
;on..i.. west lslr clrr-t broad y i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

- ARRANGEMENf-Loayet ks.sYork, Jamei-,iip ard
Saith st. River for G"-upor, - ierb,r iiaup;0us
o. For lsphanS LskelHl l>ir. Babylon, aud Farm.
iugjllr, at a. IT. sni ? =. cumming through o
GIcenport, SATURDAY evening" For Syosct, o. 10 10
q. M, sGd 4 ?. M iS;ases connect for Cld Spriny
Oyster Ray snd Iun'nson) Fo Hampstead, jamaica aI
Winfield a. md 1880 A. ~, end 3 AID D. al.
SUNDAY GNCURSlON TRhlN - Lcn.-s 3ithst. EDt
River al 5ija iaphAnA stopping ~ al Stations,
e'pt lcLp'csd sHd syossc' Eycsou f,Ae for this raj,
a. reduced rates. a. RGASONER. Sup. rinteudsnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

MlNiATt'RE ALMANAC.
sun 1i.,....-zJ Sun Srt,.....< 80 Moon Rsel. as
mon wATYR THIS DAY.
Sandy Io51. 5.5i Gov Island BE Hell Oai-.. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Heard Of Supervisors.

STATED SESSION, Friday DC. %, 1864.
CYNICAL ..,.,, ~ .do,,pment. in fbeir Chamber
M l. City Hall Ali. ,.. -. r,u ..l the
C.fs ar''A''N ~" JOS. i. YOUNG, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

EKIE FAILWAN.-IraIls IeaYc loot o
~ Chln5ers.s,. Va. paye.ia Ferry;
A. m psv srpe.s !jr Cau.ad-i5la. Rochester Buhslo
Salamanca aud West Connects az Buffalo WIN LAKE shois
and Grand Iuuk Railways Gid Ut Salamanca Nth Atahs
and Crest Western Railway. -. %,
ESQ m. Min and Way Train daily. TO Otisyille
10 m. Express Mail, lSI BUn--c, CONNECTING WIZ Lsas
Shore Railway.
4p m Way Train, for r n Jogvi- and Sewbur.h u
p Nis' Express 10 LAusudasga Rochester, BUlaI
Salimsncs ard West.
p M lightning Express, daily, foI Csrsndssua Roch-'
ter Baaa,o silimsuc,, Dlukirk and West Connect, II
BuFilo with Lssc Shore and Grand Trunk Railway, sud al
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
NJ Fnsran ain daily ioE Buffalo Salamanca Dun
kirs aud West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

DERSONAL.-Th Mayor aId Councils OF
Phi tdephii have unanimously passed resolution OF
thanks 30 Prof r. D. Saunders d. of h. CORTLAND sar1-
deTs Institute Tor the good b" has done IN saving 10y
his uniting energy. tie city from the DRAFT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
miscellaneous.

WHITE and COLORED COTTON WASTE
W for M,rhnery AID Packing Tor Sac low BY w. w.
.TAULMAN, No. 20 W ilismst
Nj ERCURY STEAM GAUGES-1he best
W and most reliable for Sale By w ". TAULMAA No.
10 Willsu-tt.
I UBRICATING OILS for Engines Railroad
Cars and heavy Machinery, highly recommended fo.
ss,le~ B, W. W 1ArLNAk, Ne. " Nl-iimih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ~
4 af,r MONDAY Dec. ;. tr-' Si,.Itn o."
lbs SO ,o' a aoiy o. tS 'u ,cc' ~th and West ~
m. haas. from III ,eth-st. All Isin io,ys
.-ra'st. Thirty minutes c4herihau Tnirtehst Sunday
ril, IA, Tnr.eta e. Throu.i freight train daily.
J. n. IOUCLY Asst. Supt
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'sTINELAND LANDs-TO ALL WANTING
uro!c5siona! Notires.

RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
! \ order and inserted by Dr.. +. BAUCH and +. Gou'
GELNANN formerly employed BY Boissonneau ol IMlsb
so Broadway \. \.
nR. IEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE. No 7 Beacl-s'.. between Neri"k az !
West broadway, Il the on'y piee where the afflicted VIII
receive proper medicaTcamea' Hours from g. H. TO o. ~
nR. a. LEWIS Physician and Surgeon,
~ treats successfully al difficulties l females subject
Relief given la al cases Office No Bcachs, tnee
door from West Broadway. New-lors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
NEW-Y FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ VALI.-STHEEL
CASH CAPITAL .......... ...... 5000 600.

Til. Company Do. been ia successful operation for more
Lau THIRTY YEARS sud continues 60 INSURE against
Los and Dsmeseby FIRE upon terms a. favorable a. snsT
inisitgiioni - ...
40 MAXINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL Lossss LlyLRALLf iDIu,TED AsD Fh)seELf PAID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
5!eGmboals ano Railroads.
AFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FoR BOSTON
LOWELL toyGGRb5,, rim Witt Mso9rNrAlNs,
cr rT t OF ' BOSTON ard cry or NEWI0dk
leave Ncwi ork daily sunday excepted at O'Clock IN,
from Prg no 81 North River, foot Of NestEyst,
FOR NEW-LOSDON
ther connecting with Steamboat Express Train rom ths
above poli. via Nowich and Noroee' Boston md Wor.
eeste Worcester and Nashua and NewLondon aud Northern
FreisLt taken e, the loves, For Information inquire
h J. MARTIN, Agent on the Pier
v1IHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
L TON.-srOSINGToN STEAMBOAT LINE.
TIE oLDhsAro 90 6tte K 81 s&FEsF xNb MOST d.
REcr. AVOIDING =. PoINlT, 5 Jyp p 1, /. r,,.
TCEsDAY9 T Esp{s qHd T1s ssf.S'
DAYS. and FRIDAYS, and after I'll RoDAl' 2Ua met,
TGc. b5a, r. from Pier No "a iorn River foot Of
Court audarc ackuow by ale peTsuced travel
be tie largest e,gonsest most comfortable and
cud IN al weather Acse boats Invariably make the passage on
nners and laxuriou.Iy furnished state
are Marked feature. Of these floating PALACES" y
Eerh. snd .,aeroos ra1y be secured At iiande"s TX
prrss Oire No - Broadway, SUI No lis We'-s; New
'O'"' ''1 j. No. - " ''''''' NJ Il. siM0Ns. Agent,
Merchants Navigation snd rran'por'a,ion Co.
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
~ -Dsplt ia Eew-iork Pier No. North River connect
Wesiern PiToad ana r, Ess,on Win Ieiisi Valley Rat
road aud IT, connections forming Pittsburgh
and IA. West. wi.aou. chalge ii cars.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 TIE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from tue West, except Slndsy
when ore evening Tram.
Sixty Miles aud Two Honrs saved by line TO Chicago,
Cng iaaa St Louis etc. With bit one change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing December rs leOi leave New ork 70 low;
AtGO1 a. n. Eas;0n, MdIcA Cnunk, NIliansport,
Ni.kesbaTc, Mahanoy City. L..
MAE 1RAs-si 800 Tor bennington. Easton. Wssr
Gap Scranton, Wilke,bere Crest Bend Pii. on, Bsham
lou. Ac
900 a. m Western E,prcs. f5r Ess.on Allentown Read
ing Hsrrispur., fs5urg ihe Wet with
OF ~ Cincinnati Chicago and bat changes u St.
Louis
Il:O0 NJ. ~ and germ m, Train for EizlbetI.
f2:oO ~ TR,IS-FoT Eafon Allentown. MaucA Chunk
Nikesbafc. Nhani,l OF, Reading. Pstisye, Harrisburg
Sc.
SSorA-For Eas!oa. Bethlehem, Allentown. ami Mauca
Chunk.
4J0PM-Fcr soue,y:lc and fleulngtou.
N-FOr Somervie.
800 2. #. WFsrERS EXP.Ess-For Eason, Allentovn,
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West. Sleeping
cars gb om jersey CitytJ Pi.tbu every evening
ELIzAgErHPOar AND NEW DIRK FEKRY-Leaye New
D. m. bou,. stop nj Bergen Point aud hiane, HaIDor.
Tickets the West be obtained the Office Of the
Central Railroad Company Pier No. " r. at No.
Aston House e Nos I'll snt $50 Broadway and az the in
cipl hotels JOSIAH q. STEARNs. Superintendent.
ERTE RAILWAY.-Trai leave foot o
~ Chln5er,.s,. Va. payesia Ferry;
a. NJ Dsy Tpe.s jr Cau.ad=;5aa. Rochester Buailo
Salamanca aud West Connects az Buffalo with Lake shofs
Grand Tuuk Rslways Gid Ut Salamanca "nh Atlantis
90 - -, ,iit "a V-s :, Train l,,lv 10 O,i,vile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
Ocean Gteamcr5.

NEW-YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s
~ LINE OF SfDE-WHEEL STEAMERSIO
NEW ORLEA NS-DIRECI.
: FOLLOWS:
EVENING STAR Saturday. January 9Th.
GTrIDNG sTAr SATURDAY. January l4th.
MORNING. STAR. Saturday, January 2is,.
T,VFNISG STAR B-ll......S a.utdav. Februsry A..
GI-IDlSG STAR Saturday, February llth
MORNING STAR Saturday February 1871
DAY STAR. .tBuidugL
All O'CLOCK =. ~
PROM PIER 80 4G soRrH RIVER Third Pier ijovs
boot Of laual-si., X. y.
PASSAGF-Chei ciuin stlicroous 81 70 i0O according
g. location II sia'erooui Second cabin. : % - - -
The MORNING STAR Il 3Cis tuns; the ING Sta
lDl5 tuns. the GUIDING STAR 2i6 tons. DAY sfAH 'B
lni Custom House measurement Their Passenger accom-
modsOus eJceed by those upon any other steamers
IN the world.
- No Freight rec .yi Bll, Of Lading signed after a
O'clock Oh the Liy o. ,u, ~ For fres or Passage sp
piyto JANIS 4. RAlNOHi Nc. " baIcay-s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

GAIT LANDS at Saginaw, Michigan, to-
- schsr with salt WORKS FOR SALE Inquire Of
AsiOS q. II LII. No 81 PsrS-row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
Real estate for Sale.

HOUSE FOR SALE.-A very fine HOUSE
ia Thirty ghthst., Lexington eve. Apply 10 A.
J. BLEEChER, son CO., M, - Cedsr-st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
3. T.-lSGO.-X.

PERSONS OF sEDENTARY HABITS TROUBLED
with weakness sssude papi.ation Of the heart lack OF
appetite, distress after eating torpid liver,
&C., deserve to suffer if they will try the celebrated
PLANTATION BiTTeRs,
which are now recommended by the highest medical au
thortes, and warranted to produce an Immediate ben
ehcal effect They are exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure, and must supercede all olher tonics where a
healthy, gentle stimulant is required.
They purify, strengthen ap inygorate
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidoe To change Of waite and diet
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and eniyen the mind.
They prevent masmatc and n.crmttant fevers
They purify the breath and acdliy of the stomach
They cure dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DarrhPa, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the angud brilliant, and
are exhausted natures restore They are composed of
the celebrated Ca!saya bark, wlntergreen sassafras
roots and herbs, all preserved in pure st. Croix rum
For particulars circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware OF inposters. Examine every bottle See that
1t has d. s. Barnes Signature on private u s. Stamp
over the cork with plantation scene and firm sigma
ture on fine steel plate engraving on side label See
that bottle is not reed with spurious and eeter
Gus stuff. We defy any person to match the taste or
cpraster of our goods Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Rters by the gallon in bulk an mpos
ter We sell only in log cabin bottle Any person
initiating this bottle or selling anyothcr material there
in, whether called Plantation Btters or not is criminal
under the L. s. Law, and will be so prosecuted by US
We already have eye two parties re-illng our
bottles &c. who will succeed In getting themselves into
close quarters The demand for brakes Plantation Bit.
tiers from ladies' clergyman, merchants perfect,
Incredible The simple trial Of bottle Is the evidence we
present Of their worth AMI superiority They are sold
by all respectable druggists ,rocer. physicians hotels
saloons, steamboats, and country stores
p. II. DRAKE 4 co.
2oa 1Ss~dsesy, Esss Eb~b
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Oatsias.-We had intended to write some.
thing on that perpiexing question which is
40 bo.hering our Legislature, viz: The Rail
road land grants. resumption, &c, but our
D"s Noines correspondent treats this subject
in his letter op first page, and in such man
ner that We could not hope to make the mat
ter any palmer. Do not fail TO read LINK
ESsALs's" address to the Iowa press. Be
you editor or 'compron-folks, it will richly
repay yoa to give it careful psrusal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
nj a r II I F d

On the ED Of February, by Rev. W. L. COLEMAN Mr..
r. C. WOOD and Hiss A. N. PRIME, only daughter OF
c. c. PRIME, ESQ.,, all Of Mitchell.
Wien FRANK left a few weeks since for up-country
We Lad idea that he went all cooked and 11ined to
etter the feictes of matrimonial le wooD Is pure
gold and deserves more happiness than usually allotted
to man. May he increase and multiply till GOOD shall be
everywhere in our now sparsely timbered State.
In New York CITY, on Sunday, Feb. 18th, by the Rev.
DR.. ADLER, Mr.. LEHMAN ELLERMAN, Of Cedar Falls.
Iowa, and Miss PAULINE STRAUSS, ofthe former city.
May all the joys that crowned welded bliss be
showered on ELL.ax&S and his BRIDE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
AUDITORS OFFICE,

III D.s MoiSEs, Feb. 1st. 1904
IT rs HERrBY CERTIFIED, That on the first day Of
] February 1864, sworn statement fled In this
Oflce showing the condition Of the HoME Insurance
CoMrASv located at New York City In the State OF New
York. on the first day Of January 1864 IN accord
with provision Of Act of the General Assembly
Of the State OF Iowa. entitled ian act In relation to
sarsnce Companies" approved January 2stl 1851 and
an Act hmendatory thereto approved February 9th, 1885,
and Act in relation to Life Insurance Companies ap.
proved March Ith 1862 that said statement shows
said Company Is possessed Of the requisite Of
capital, and invested as required by law.
Authority therefore given to the above named Com
pany to transact their appropriate business OF Insurance
in this State In accordance with te laws thereof until
The 81 st day OF january, A.p. One Thousand Eight
Hundred and sixty five.
I, Is also certified That J. H. BROWN, Esq, Of Cedar
Falls has been duly appointed by said Company their
lawful Agent and Attorney for the County Of Black
Hawk, with full power to take risks Of Insurance
and to acknowledge service oil process provided by
law uron his filing with the Clerk OF the District Court
in and for said County certified copy Of the statement
file in this office. II ia further certified that the at
tached is true and correct copy of the said statement
In testimony whereof have herento set my hand nd
affixed my seal OF office tie day and the year above
written.
re J. W. CATTELL,
t Auditor Of State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

H Call for the Best.-When you pur-
chase any article that is cheap. Of which but
little is used, always call for the best, for the
difference in cost between that and an infe-
rior article will be Insignificant. Call for De-
LANDS Chemical Saleratus, and having once
procured it you will cali for no other. The
grocers al have it, or should. 5O-1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

NSe W tHe tOtuNE.-In TWO weeks we
complete the fourth volume of the GAZETTE.
At that time the subscriptions Of many of
our subscribers expire, and though we hope
to retain each and every one of them, still
we cannot depart from the rule we have cs-
tabished, (Which we intend to make as un-
alterable as the laws Of the Modes and Per
SLAMS, and send papers after the time paid
for has expired. Since we adopted this
| course We have been obliged to "cut off,
names that we dis!iked to very much names
Of men good for any amount they agree to
pay; men honorable and just in all their
business. A few have taken offence at our
action in this matter but the greater portion
have told US We were Oh the right track now,
and given us words Of encouragement in
pursuing the course marked out for the GA.
zETTE in the future. We intend to adhere
intlexibly to the rule, not to send any paper
longer than the time paid for,--be the sub
scriber high or low, rich or poor. In adopt.
ing this plan We cannot discriminate. five
let one man have the paper on his promise
to pay, we must do the same by his neighbor
On the other hand, if we serve all alike in
demanding pre- payment, no reasonable man
can take offence. During the first three ears
OF the existence Of the GAZETTE, we lost
nearly. if not quite, one thousand dollars
through delinquent subscribers. Can any
enc blame Us for adopting a course which
stops that big leak? To day, with list that
is entirely preparing, we have more subscri.
bers than we ever had before and at the end
Of the year will not have to charge to profit
and loss three hundred dollars due for papers
furnished, sbut unpaid for Many of the
State papers, and several OF them Of a less
size than the GAZETTE, have raised their sub
scription to $3.50 per year The price of
paper has steadily advanced till it is now one
hundred per cent. higher than before the
war,-and dealers say it will go still higher.
Still we do not intend to increase the price OF
our paper. We believe that by adherng
strictly to the advance pay system VIC can
make ends meet, and we desire that the GA
zETrE be within the reach of all.
An exciting Presidential campaign is close
at hand, and we desire that the GAZETTE
have wide circulation during the coming
year. We desire this for the reason that We
shall advocate, with oil the ability We have, a
cause, upon the success Of which We 5elieve
depends the life Of the Nation. will our old
subscribers aid us in disseminating the trutl,
among the people9 We would not willingly
impose burdens on our friends, but If each
subscriber would take it upon himself to Sc
cure for US one subscription besides his own,
our list would be doubled. and that without
any great exertion or labor on the part of
any one. Old friends will you not do US this
favor? We promise you that the more lib
crAl the support, the more worthy will the
GAZETTE be Of your patronage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William s. Wood William p Brayton Seth r. Curtis
Dewitt G. Lawrence, O. Carter, JOHN Murphy, BIZ.
llngs Alexander, WIN. p. Case John G. Cody, Hat.
tie s. Cody, and $. II. Rownd, Defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ON OR BE.
J. fore the 18th day Of March, 1864, petition OF A. W.
Sanderson plaintiff win be filed in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court in the County Of Black Haw State
Of Iowa. for and upon prommssory note and mortgage
executed by said Cody Said mortgage 10 upon lot s, in
block In railroad addition to Cedar Falls The
thereon from April 18TH 1861 at 10 per cent And un.
less you appear thereto and defend before Of The
second day Of the next April term Of said Court In said
County, which commences the 4th Monday Of April
1854, default will he entered against you therein and
judgment and decree Of foreclosure rendered THEREON
personal claim made against any Of the defendants ex.
cept John q. Cody.
4s-4w J. D. POWERS, Plaintiffs Atty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
FRED. BGHMLER, Sec'y.

Xasonic.-There will be special commn-
tfcation Of Black Hawk Lodge, No. 65, A.
+. & A. NJ, on Monday evening next, for
work on the third degree. Members are re-
quested to be on hand promptly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To GEORGE sECORD, Defeaddnt:
You are hereby notified that before the frs day
OF April, 1864, petition Of Sarah Secord, Plaintiff viii
be fled in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
the County Of Black awk State OF lows for divorce
from the Bonds OF Marmony between you and the said
plaintiff. And unless you appear thereto and defend be
fore noon Of the Second Day Of the next April
said Court in said County. which commences the fouit
you therein and judgment and divorce rendered thereon
In accordance with said petition.
474w J. B. POWERS, Pzaintifs Atry.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

kssternal Revenue Collector HEWITT will
DO in this place on the 25h inst. for the pur-
pose Of collecting the United States Revenue
Tax. Get your "green. backs" ready. pay
ysur tax promptly, and thus save yourselves
and the Collector trouble. Read his notice
In another Column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Schosl Matters The annual school meet.
Ing MAS held last Monday. We were not
present, and have not been favored with the
sninutes, bat understand that j. @. A. Csos.
BY MAS elected SUB director Of the district
for the coming year,-a good choice. Itwns
determined to proceed Immediately with the
building VI the new school house, and voted
shat the building be Of brick, three stories
high, with door and window caps of Anamo.
- stone. The Director was authorized to
use what funds the District has on hand for
the purpose, and to issue orders for as much
more as may be necessary to complete the
structure, with proviso that said orders
be sold at not less than ninety cents on the
dollar. The above we believe is short syn
opsis ofIhe business Of the meeting.
We did net know Of the meeting or we
should have been present Our town officers
have . primitive method of informing the
public Of town meetings. Instead of giving
notice through the press, or getting hand
bills struck, few small, written notices are
stuck up here and there, which not one man
In fifty ever sees. If the town cannot afford
to pay for having such notices inserted in the
GAZETTE. We will publish them free. You
have all heard of the man who was Demo.
s-at for the only reason that bis ancestors
were all Democrats. Thus we presume it is
with our town officers. Their predecessors,
long ago, when there was no press in the
plsce, were obliged to resort to written no.
tices, and their successors, down to the present
time, seem to labor under the idea that there
Is no other way Of doing it, and that they
nust do d their ancestors did before them.
We hope friend CROSBY will see fit to cut
loose from this piece Of "red tape" and act
more in accordance With the spirit Of the
age
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Resigned.-Lieut. FRANK DALE. of this
place, member Of Co. G, 2lst Iowa, has
rendered his resignation. We CLEAN from the
army correspondence Of the Dubuque Times
At time Of writing it was not known whether
the resignation would be accepted or not
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Agricultural. There will be meeting of
the Directors Of the C.. Y. A. Society, on
Wednesday sext at 10 A. H., at GARNUM &
GsLENDY's efice. 49,, .-
FRED RGuMIER Slc,u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Notiee.-Rev. c. E. HEwEs will preach in
Horticulture, Hall next Sunday, G3th.) az
ternoon and evening, at 2 and u o'clock.
The Sunday School will meet at the same
place in the morning, at 81 o'clock. All in
terssted are invited to attend.