davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
4l,NAI.

tlarpefs Mag s1nr one year, ,...., ~
Al tx,r1 Copy Vi either tho Magazine, Weekly OF Ba-
zrwi be pil4d gratis for every Club OF rive sun.
sribars At 10 each. in fsnitancs or slx Copies
TO- 3 20 o.
lItcx Numbers can bl 20 7plisd vt any tlme.
Complete ct, conil rising 'lhty-hvc Noiunnr,
ia nsat clth hin wilt ia sent by cxpreHa irelEht AZ
pxprnte oil purchaser iur 81 u Ter volume. slug
80 unrs y ~ Ill ros pAi 81 Cloth eiHes, Tor bnd
imr. tS ean,s, by mtil, postpaid. a., .,.
-, snbscriptans acut fom Briiish North American
Provinces thus5 bo aocum 1Nuivi With u enlsaidiohA
~ prepay unitei sttTs pnetage, Address
HARPEt RROrllEhS,
unyl8i FRANKIs SqUAas, NEW YORK.
"a COMPLETE rlUr0klAh HISTORY Or rhE
TlMHsn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
nnINInNs an rnE rnEss.

4 NAL.CINED PLASTER and GEM EN
" The subscriber appouners '' y pntlF iur.i
constantly on hand and hf HiiN .,AiAfN
suit rENkNf. InlN 70 - ,.,
,t.u,.. ""''' wilmpst, 4, Dal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
ARcn' HAMILTON Rowan.
altoona, Ap'l 8, 1909.

AS an evidence OF his love for our little
city. he had u room in his mansion which
he called Wilmington. To this room he
always retired when the cares and trials in
eident to human lille Ovcrshadowed his path
way, to soothe his feelings, No one ever
went to the neighborhOod where he resided
rich or poor-but was invited TO his home
and made to share his hospitalities.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
cOmmmUoIAL RECORD.
wILuiNaroN MAnKaTl
Corrected by q. clltnlIef & Sou.
rMM MnyNY MAl,NMT.

From J1HN MfLfN = N1N, Nint9T71 WI MhfkeI AIIbbT1
2l9 oeloek.
O1ld ,,..... sA~A
u. g IS, 1851 Bnnis. .-.,...- .,............."li3
do b2O Bonds OLD ,,,,,. ,........ .,...,,,.,.iFtt
do 81 4" new......s ID. is.,..,,,.,.,..iU
40 1910, bs Donda. a.,..,....,.,....,,..-...-.lulS
do 7-lUs ..,..... ,.... .,...... ,..... ,..".lNn
d1 5-20'f, July 81, ,,,,...........,,.....,,...l0ils
dn f-9OF, July 'G1, G1,,....,........,,..,.,..,..iUI%
Delaware state nnndH -......,.,................ 9s
Delaware Il. Il. Bonds, lat Mortgage ......- 81
paAwars Il. Il. Bonds, Ex euHl'n............ 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
eUplCEIpr lAB4,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,u,
Tho Pubisis,E have parffiei system o. mAllns M ps
Viii thHy rsu supply IA" Magazine Weyhy' Anu
prpy 10 thUsl Whu prefer ti focevt ther pntiVule7n
dir eli, irrm tnu unlco II ruhlicfti0h.
ThR POSTAGE Harper Masa1lue 10 u eanth yeAi'
,Yten n,Nit he pai vi the subserihsrs post 0lles
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

The gstier NJ or Club viii aiasvs COVE copy OF
the fRkMluM ENGRAVING. Members Of a Club
extra.
rE-Tho." i'st-ou esltins up Clubs orsPrsmium
~, ,i-'oH s, r IT, ea cents tlr sample Magazine,
DEACON & rETERsON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
TERMS.
,ny l.nu ib..ltrta pr,u,tu,a a.,

copy (4pd thelsrls preminm Ensravug) )......s 2sO
copies 500
,...,....... (And 0ue gtnt sl.............. 500
..... (and Eratis) ....,....,.... ~ %
one copy eli OF Ldd "a FRIEND aud Psf ..... m 4Ou
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22

Fshrenbaeh's Celebrated Beer can now be
had at his counter, corner of Fourth and
French streets. 1t Is unsurpassed in point
of strength and favor, aud pronounced by
judges to be the best ever pro
duced in this city. All who wish to try this
celebrated Delaware Beer can be aocommo-
dated by calling at the above place.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
Berlin, o., Stunt.

Sn btefeen politf4en Rreiien wirt
vttft4est,s pubs pte sReaierung Der bpbeu
pfolte' ben 8ori&la8} preubens, Grant
retds, &uBlanp& unp StaltenS IN 8etred
elmer ssmeiniamen @ommtNEon. BE gu.
fanbe auf Gambia tu unterluben, 0ebtlz
li8t babe. Dte @ommil1,n ernannt ppr
ben @riRlfden @roBmdaten uno BEN
@ultan werce in @onfantinppel 3ulams
u1entreten. .r,y5~e ~,u,5z.
Ec4 perionen, uel@e 70 chen BON slngaru
dn8efommen flnp,, teridten. pab Der 8ai<
[ler ylopolepn fortfdbrt, aYfsroe fit. BIT
fran31flde Irmee In jentm 2anoe an
taufen 1au lalen., 7
Der Mtnifttprdlfpent ;8is:nord bat
bic Stabt per'a6en. Mat ia9t baB {,
eipe Retfe, Uni feiaen @tlunbbeite3ufant
3u Dertsfern, MAIDEN &peroe.a I
FRI Die &6ni0in Don preuber1 miro be.
&Sni9tn @ictorta eiuen Belu@ abfatten
une ptro nd@ften 9ienfas I'M @&lob
@inbfor fein.'
Merfw1rbfqe Mus9rabur9
tn st pm.- Set ben MuSrdumu,,9en
In Der Ndbe bes YalaReS Der @aIaren in
Noun bdti man bic; alte @rptte be6 Qupe:
rtal entbedt, IN welder &omuluS unb
@emus bon ber' @SIfu esiduet >purpen,
unb &pel@t tn @tttelalter peri4wunpen
mar entbedt. 5"@ -. =
Die Muttcrbruf.-S SIN fran
.35f{@en Senat tpuroe zine petition etn>
9ebra9t, tab aQe Splitter se5olten {sin
}oQten tbre &inber ieltit 3u .iduaen unb
baB UNI arne Urauen In ben @tano 3u
fsBsn, bieltS gu tbun, ren1elben etne@elp'
uptertiBune 9etpdbrt werocn ipQe. Or
@enat oerpeieerte ben e,teu 8orl9las
III untertassu, isBts }npsRen Rem 3wet<
ten &betl berielben .auf BE Ga8esorr>
nunB,
Aus mertfp.-Mu@ SantaNnna
1T jebt etn @efaneener in ben 9dnoen
Der 9tberalen. @era @ru3 fiel am 16ten
B. 81. ben 2iberolen In bic 9dnoe, nod
BEN fetn Commandment T9 3upur bod
unb tbeuer perme6en IS nun uno niu1=
mermebr 81 u~ber8eben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
Gin a@tfa@er Mors-

Cine unteinlt9e 9rauenerre9enbe
Stat. eth a4tfa9er M!oro an elmer 8on<
aen Tamilte unp cine BranefiftunB in
aroe Camper bsi SBsbce, bic tin arpbts
@ebbit in Nlde leste. bat islt hem 3.
NuB. y. s. allo LANCER a's neua Mona'
te. bic @emltber rer 8ep6lferuna beiber
H%er,votbumer uno re6 aanaen n6roli@en
Deut(9lanps in f%eberbafier Spannuns
erbalnn. M4e Mnfren9unsen, aue Vers
iu@e len @6ulpisfn aufsufnpen unb
3ur &s&eni@oft ~ iteben, battsu 1b b.s<
Der als niatie ermtelen, uno woren obue
ben esrtueftsn Grfo|s 8stllsten, Vtele uns
1buIoies purrer, sauf 8etea9ts9rlnee
blu einseSoeea unp, in 6aft ssba'tsn' oer--
Qebltb murpen 9roee Summen Don ben
Beb6rcen ME pom penn; etnbt8 iberleten
ben 5rbn Der ermcrretsn Garnilie ouf biz
@ntcsduns hes 3tdtn5 aussetctea' obne
ben 3med errethen ~ laflen, enel!h III
eS her BON Dem Stertrinina!g etidt tn
Wlldnart einselsstsn 1eusn unts''uts
ungsepmmilipn> mst@e s!sih beiun BE
etnn tbrer EbdttSftiti 3tnI!
mar Ste redte Spur auf;uinoer1, as!ur:
aeu BON pem M6rrerIein @sfanoniB g.
e1lanaen.4 man FAM, *ppr etpa Sabrses
friit, auf BEN Gtprt'ihen Hi, ~ Drpb
@ampen aQr 0empbner, adt an rer 3ab
ermorpet; nur Iium 9boee, ter lta Can
eeblih) petiledt gebaltsn bate, tpar nj
Dem 2eben bappneetomu1eR, e1lbien abs
f@rtdBeldbmt uue pals mabrilnnfS. i. Il, !.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

DoS @uta&ten be8 Sod :
ten 8auer8 StanburY unb
be0en Gra6te.- Dte @alpefon
@pe3talpepei9e Der SEEM yort Eritune
ia9t:
Die metnune BEG &ttornep @enerol6
trdet berett6 fdrn. tire Jridte.s Der
repoluttondre Self miro INNER f1drter.
Mayor 6aptlano, wel@er rur4 Gene
raj Griffin abaeleet murae, peieerte 0@,
Die Wtlttdr Nutoritdten anjuutennen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
Meueffe Mabrihten aus europa per
Co.. Gabel unb Dampfer.
Berlin, 24.,Suni, Mbents.

Baron pon re: 6eiot Btnansminiftsr
unp ;mabreno Der Nbnflsnbeit Biemards
MiniRe,prdfipent, bat bic eeaenwdrttee
S!Bun9 res pteubtiden 2anctass6 bcute
9elblelen. Sn lsiner Bel oitler @eranz
la6un9 Beboltenen Reee iaete It, Def tie
fteunpihafAihen 8e;tebiu9en 3wii&en
5einsr Woietat BEN 2Dnto Don preus
Gen unp ee0en fmdbtiBen Nadbarn cine
@arantieE fIrt fortpaurkpen Griepen
@steI. t1rg6t 49, .-2f 81 14I -. 22
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

or Fever and Ague, who freeze to-day TO burn to-
morrow might have been exempted from their present
trials had they awaited themselves In time q that safe
guard against all malarious diseases, H0STETTERs
STOMACH BIrTERS. buff II Il 700 late for proven.
ion II II not TOO late for cure. single bottle Of this
irresistible herbal tonic will stop the psroxysms and
brief course OF II win restore The patient vigorous
health. The prudent and thoughtful, however, who
would rather foresal disease than wait for lite assaults
win 10 this dfenss against Intermittent and
remittent fesers 1t the conmencemenf " the
when they prevail Now TO forearm the sys-
tenn against fever and agus. bipus complaints and dys
pepsia-diseasrs which often engerdered, add al
ways aggfavsted, by the ehiils and damps Of Winter
and early Spr.ng.
sEAEsPEARE On INTERMITTENT.
The Bard Of Avon tells M that the "Eun In March
doth flourish Agnes and the remsrk 10 true now NJ
three hundred years ago. But, fortunately, Ia
these modern Day: March 4saes can be prevented.
HOSTETTEE'S BITTEkS, Ia q sugie NSek. win put
the system 10 condition 10 resist every species ~ Inter
ittsnt feser Or, there - pssdispcsiton N bilious
dyspepsia fis unequaicd regulator aud nyiroY
ant win just certainty prevent that All the soidsrs
The Of fogs and frosts may be held In
absy hy this potent antidote. They mag also be
elected nom the systenL after they have made odg
ent there ~ AZ psfSrveTins II II thsrefore moral
insapi'y fct any family V es without "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05
sCHENCK,s sEAwEED TONIC.

This medicine, invented by DR.. J. II. SCIENCE, Of
Philadelphia, Is intended TO dissolve the food and
make II into chyme, the FIRST process OF Digestion BY
cleansing the stomach with schenks Mandrake Pils
Tonic the appetite, and food that could
not be before using II, will be easily dsested
Consumption eanno, be cured by Schencks pumonic
Syrup unless the Stomach and Liver made healthy
and the appetite restored hence the Tonic and Pills
required in nearly every OF consumption A half
dozen bottles Of the sEAwEED TONIC and three or
four boxes Of the MANDRAkk FILLS will cure any
binary OF Dyspepsia.
DR.. schenck makes professional visits In New York.
Boston, and his principal Once In Philadelphia every
week See daily papers Of each place. or his pamphlet
on consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two Ike
nesses Of the Doctor when In the last stage OF Con-
SUMPTION and the other he H. In perfect health
are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers price III 80 per bot
tle 80 the half.doxen. All letters for advice
should be addressed 10 DIR. schencks Principal Office,
No. is North 9th Street. Phlsdeibha, Pa. General
Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes Co., N, II .. D..
Hancs Baltiniqrs Md; John ID. Psrke. Cincinnati o.;
Walker Taylor, Chicago. III Collins Bros, st. Louis
Missouri. l82-fst wsmiy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

IN MaeaEL IL the founder Of new Medical system !
The quantitarans whose internal doses enfeebIe
the stomach and paralyze the bowels, must give preee
the sn who restores health and Appetite with
from of hs extraordinary Pills. and the
most viruient sores with box Of his wonderful
and all healing Saye, These two great specifics Of the
Doctor are fast superseding all the stereotyped
trums OF the day Extraordinary cures by Magsiel's
Pulls and saiye have opened the eyes Of the public TO
the inefcIency OF the ESQ caed) remedies Of Others
upon which people have 50 long blndly depended Mag
grs pills are Of the class that swallowed by the
dozen and OF which box full taken creates alb
soue necessity for another. One two OF Maggiers
Pills suces place the bowels In perfect order, tone
the stomach CRATE Appetite and render tina spirits
light and buoyant! There 10 grping, and reaction
In the form n consultation the liver Is affected It's
functions are restored and II HE system ID Fee
BILE Il IL In vigorated This last quality makes the med
cne very desirable for the wants Of delicate females
Ucerous eruptve diseases literally extingushed
By the cisenectant power Of Magges salve. In fact
Ills here announced that Mnogfsts BRiovs, Dyepep
tic. and Dia,vA<a Pill cure where all others fan
while for Burns scaids Chblans, Cuts. and all sbra
sions OF the skim Mq0gfes SaICs 70 imfabie Sold by
J. MAeoIEL, ~ Fulton Street, New York, and BY all
druggists, at % cents per box.
s.Counterfeitsl Boy no Maggiel Pills and Salve, with
little pamphlet inside the box. They are bogas The
genuine have the Of J. Haydock on boz with the
name off, MaggieI M. d. The genuine have the Pills
surrounded with white powder" sp-221y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

THANKs.--I desire to express through
these columns my thanks to my many
kind friends for their liberal patronage
and generous support they have extend
ed to me in the past. My reasons for
cutting loose from the GAZETTE office
and starting an opposition job Office,
are already known and need not be re-
peated. While publishing the Register,
my success far exceeded my expecta-
lions. I have now consolidated my
office with the GAZETTE, and as have
endeavored to eonscientiously discharge
my duty in the past, / again renew
my pledges to labor for the interests of
the people of Cedar Falls. I shall GER
tainly strive to make the mechanical
part of the GAZETTE worthy of the
people it represents, and as our city
grows and prospers, by an addition to
our already large office, we hope to make
it second to no paper in the State.
A. c.. HOLT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

THE ASSESSMENT AND CENSUS. The
Assessors books for this City, are now
in the hands Of II. p. Sloan, Assessor
for Township and City.
The Legislature of the last Session,
passed an act requiring the County Re-
corder to prepare for the County Clerk
an abstract and description of every
lot and tract of land in the County.
The Clerk has made maps for all the
townships, including farms and villag-
es, and as far as known, every mans
name Is placed on his lots or lands, so
that there is but little chance for mis-
take. Mr.. Sloan is now engaged i'm TAX
ing the assessment and census, and we
may soon know how much we are uorth,
and how many we are.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

CEDAR CRY SCHOOL. j. p. Wallace
teacher of Public Schools in Cedar City
District, not to be out-done by the
schools on this side of the river, closed
his four months term last Saturday, by
public Examination, commencing on
Friday and ending Saturday afternoon.
The examination throughout was high
~ creditable to both teacher and pupils.
The Doctors peculiar adaptation for de-
veloping young ideas, and his almost
perfect control over his pupils makes
him quite popular with the parents and
children. Whole number in attend
ance during the term, 100, with an av-
erage attendance of rs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

A Word TO THE PEOPLE. - We
were told that the people of Ce-
dar Falls were friendly and unselfish,
and the kind greeting we have received
from all with whom we have met, fully
justifies the assertion. There seems to
be cordiality, and unanimity of feel
ing here, we have never before met in
any place, and knowing that these are
among the strongest elements to the
success of place, we hope that it will
always be an important feature Of our
town.
There are, no doubt, many differences
of opinion here, as in other places, but
these should be settled in a friendly
and charitable spirit, or entirely forgot
ten. A worthy young man, who stop
ped in certain town in this State, with
the Intention of making location, said
he met with but one man i'm the town,
who gave him friendly encouragement.
Strangers form their opinions of place
from the reports they hear of it. Let
all remember this, and seea that no one
who visits our City, is allowed to leave
with an unfavorable impression of our
place or people.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

DEATH OF Mrs. PH1L1rPs.-The sad
announcement reaches us that Mrs.
Phillips, wife of Rev. James Phillips,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church at
Des Moines, died last Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, from the effects of 4
dose of corrosive subtimate, taken by
mistake on the 10th of last month";
Mr.. Phillips was for several years Pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church at this
place, and the deceased is known by
many of the citizens, and her womanIy
graces, and many virtues won for her
the respect of all who knew her. She
was universally beloved by all, without
regard to her particular church, and the
warm and generous sympathies of her
many friends in Cedar Falls are extern
ded to the bereaved husband.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

attention paid TO those Indispensable,
but too often neglected-common
branches" Reading and Spelling 7"
The reading in all the departments was
good; In many instances excellent
The same may be truly said OF all the
primary and intermediate departments.
In Arithmetic, both mental and writ
ten, thoroughness, rather than speed,
appeared to be the desideratum. The
same in Geography. In the upper de-
partment or highest grade, the classes
in Higher Arithmetic and English
Grammar sustained during long ses-
sions, searching and exhaustive ex
animation. In these the pupils showed
promptitude and ability, in recitation
whether by topic or single principle,
truly commendable. Every principle
was readily illustrated on the slate and
blackboard, and then in the analysis of
sentences, there was visible penetra-
ton, an ingenuity in tracing out the
various relations and offices of the ele-
ments which enter into the construc-
ton of Mother English, truly mar
velous! Suffice it to say, 1t was diff
cult to say who were most deserving of
most praise, the teachers or the pupils,
where all was so admirably done! And
oil this the result of so short q train
ing! Truly, the teacher that could in
augurate, organize and put into success
full operation a school Of such magni-
tude, in SO short time, must be a prod
ICY in his profession possessing the
rare talent of imparting to his assis-
tants portion of his own earnestness
and enthusiasm. b. T.. G..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

u. 5. MARSHALSHIP. - We learn
that g. w. Clark Of Indianola, Warren
Co., has been confirmed by the Senate,
u. s. Marshal of this District. vics
Peter Melendy, the present Incumbent.
The news IL not only surprising to Mr..
Melsndy's Snany friends throughout
the State, but also to himself. After
the Senate had rejected the appoint
ment of Mr.. Walker, of Des Moines,
johnson man) he was advised to con-
tinue on with no fear of q successor, and
while Mr.. Melendy was busily attend
ing to the duties of his Office, some
would-bc friends were conspiring
against him. We are told that Mr..
Clark is good Republican we hope
so, and further hope that he may dis
charge the duties of his Office as credit
ably as his predecessor; but we think
''good enough" ought to be let alone,
and we are not In favor Of exchanging
a man whose loyalty, ability, and mo-
tives cannot be questioned, for one Of
doubtful proclivities.
His successor having been legally APP
pointed, Mr.. Melendy Is now ready to
turn over the records of his Office.
We trust that the change may not
prove detrimental to the interests OF the
State, but of this we may have occasion
10 say more In future.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

STATE FAIR.-Our townsman, Pc
ter Melendy, President of the State
Agricultural Society, handed US list
Of Premiums for the fourteenth annual
exhibition, to be held this year at Clin-
ton and Lyons, Iowa, Oct. LIST, I'd, Sd
and 4th. This promises to be the best
exhibition ever held i'm the State, as
the facilities for reaching the fair are
much greater than any previous year.
Passengers will be conveyed at half
fare over many of the railroads and
stock and sundries for the fair will be
transported free. $1,000 in premiums
will be given among them we notice
$3.50 for the best band Of music; $50
for best variety of apples $500 for best
trotting horse. Prepare for a good
time,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

REMEMBER THE PooR.-We have re-
liable information from citizen of our
town that there are several families
within our limits, that are actually In
destitute condition, both for food and
clothing. One family of six persons
lived all of last week on twenty-five
pounds of meal alone, and when our
informant was in their dwelling, they
had but one small loaf for their next
meal. Others are represented as being
equally needy for bread and clothing,
to prevent hunger and suffering from
cold. We learn that there is little de-
mand for laborers at present, and these
families are dependent for such means
Of support. Do not such cases demand
the charities Of those who are more
abundantly favored? Should not our
citizens devise some means for their
relief, and, as far as possible, find them
employment?
It is to be hoped that such cases of
need and restitution will be looked
after by the proper authorities in due
season,
In justice to the Trustees we
would state that tile only means they
have Of alternating the wants Of these
suffering people, is in county warrants,
and these are so Ear below par, that
they will not be taken in exchange for
thenecessaries Of life, by our merchants,
The Trustees have done all in their
power, and we think some immediate
action should be taken by tho citizens
to help the suffering people.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

"APRIL Fool. This notable day,
as many of our citizens learned, came
off last Monday. Many forgot it, and
of course many got "phooled." Like
the Fourth of July, it only comes once
q year, and if p. will only remember
next time he will be just as fortunate
in finding $500 package on some other
day. +. ANONYMOUSLY thought that
kicking an old mans hat when he
found "a brick in it, was no harm,
but alas! for him-his toe paid the PEN
atty. M. will remember next time that
oysters are better in Winter than on
April Fool day--so say the boys. T..
will remember next time that parcels
lying on the side walk are only to be
picked up in certain seasons Of the
year.
But we're glad it's over. We did MT
get fooled, only in the weather, and
that we confess ia common to us all,
nowadays.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

COMING OUT.-The Oskaloosa Herald
comes to us enlarged and much improv-
ed in style. This is the kind of enter
prise we like to see. The Herald is a
good republican sheet and we congrat-
ulate the people of Mahaska County in
having SO good ali organ to represent
their interests.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05

OFF FOR DENvER.-Alex. Cameron
and DR.. B. w. Rogers left ON last Tues
day mornings train for Denver City,
They are young men of the right stamp
full Of western enterprise, and the
kind wishes of their many friends in
Cedar Falls follow them to their west
ern home. Doc, let us hear from you
occasionally.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-05
Proceedings of the City
Council.

SOuhG1ls
COUNCIL HALL, CEDAR FALLS,
March 21st 1857.
At q special meeting Of council held
this evening, the following Resolutions
were adopted:
Res0iued that Ordinance No. 80 be
amended by adding caption to the
same as follows:
an Ordinance to prevent draying
WITHOUT Hcenss.
Resolved. that Ordinance No. q, be
amended by adding caption to the
same as follows:
An Ordinance to prevent the opening
cfsaloons and sale Of liquors on Sunday,
Resolued, that Ordinance No. 81, be
amended by adding caption to the
sane az follows:
an Ordinance to prohi6it the keeping
or a saloon uitA0st License.
Rcsoiped, that Ordinan ce No. %, be
amended by adding caption to the
same a. follows.
An Ordinances to prohibit the playing
Of genes Of chance.
The above Resolutions were adopted
and ordered printed, together with the
Ordinances, by the following vote:
YEAS, -Thompson, Williams, White,
Carpenter and TAFT.
NAYS, None.
II. G. HUNT, City Clerk.