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DIVINE service at the First Cumberland
Presbyterian church this morning at IL
o'clock. Seats free. Service By the pastor
Rev. DIR. Baird. Subject Labor IL
H0rship.
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THERE will be preaching at the old Sons
Hall, next to Hills store, Edge6eld, to-
day at % o'clock p. NJ. Members Of the
Christian Church are especially invited to
be present
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Wanted.

TER PEaFIE'5 BANK. corner Union and
Cherry streets, will pay ninety cents
for Tennessee Coupons dee July /, 1867
may3 Ii
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q. BOhme, Trimmings and Variety
Store. I3S Church street, (Kirkman
Block.(-The latest Novelties in Staple and
Fancy Trimmings. All the friends made
the last fifteen years are politely invited and
requested to bring THEIR friends along.
The old establishment on Union street will.
for the present. he kept up. in first rate style.
too. mar3l If
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GREAT EXCITEMENT Ill has At last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can ouly be got At the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "A North College street.
inch. 26-3m. NJ. MoRGANsTFRN
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An hours work on the pavement on
Union street near The old State Bank, would
ill mp the sunken place and thus prevent
the accumulation Of, water there, which
renders it 20 disagreeable to pedestrians
after rain. &4A
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1 viii positively sen cheap for Cash,

L will pOsiIiveIy Sell Cheap FOF Cash,
the fJll0wing.goods ..Hg
Mems sewed and pegRed Calf Boots.
Men'sfn gewed and ressed Calf Caters.
Mems Balmorsls aud Brogan..Shees and Boots.
Mems Oxford Ties,
Ladies Glove hid Caters
Balmorals.
and cur Kid side lace Boots.
Dressed and undressed Morocco Iace Boots.
Cloth Gsiters and BalmoTals
Buskins and Slippers.
Misses Cloth CATERS and Baluoral5
&c Calf and Kid aewed lace Shoes.
peggad
Glove KID Baimorals.
Child Caters and Balmoral'. fewei ana Pegged.
Infant Shoes in great variety;
At the Nashville Shoe Store. "a North College
street NJ. MoRaASsTEsv.
mar.T sem
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VIZ are glad 70 see every body white
washing their houaes and using aisiufectaDts
10 I've in a situation TO meet the cholera, lift
should ever visit our city again.
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CHARTS WALKER, colored man, was
arrested yesterday and committed on n
charge of stealing brass from the foundry
Of Berry & Dumont He will he tried to-
morrow.
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Az sligible front portion Of an Office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House. can be obtained
by applying at this Office. or at No. 70 Church
street. next door 10 the Masonic Hall fehl II
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seIliue,sOut AZ New York Cost.

Selling Ont aG New York Cost.
To close business. we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries. Wines, Brandies Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDoLFISI Il RIVA,
ianlO 10 North Cherry street
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Gov. HAHN, of Louisiana, has petitioned
for the removal of the officers of the jack
son and New Orleans railroad. Louisiana,
unrHfAed by these threats, says to the Gov
ernor, we present to you our Bsan-Tsgard.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

/ Gold was without material change, hay-
ing opened in New York yesterday at
1851, was 1861 at 11:30, 1859 at noon,
and closed at IS6 at SP. NJ. The rate
here was 1874 buying. and 1856 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as foiIows: q y
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French Bro,hers. No. : Br,

French BROTHERS, No. s Broad street.
continue to sell their large stock of Iron. Nails.
Bolts. Nuts. Washers. Hinges, Vices. AnYels.
Gum Packing. Hoes Trace Chains. Steelyards.
etc. Our Tennessee Iron. Tennessee Plows.
Tennessee Bellows, Tennessee Furniture need
no comment Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheel Freight Cars, price $3.50 each,
and a platform track scale. % feet, capacity 90
tons. price SO. fsb6-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

stfIi HOuse-A Good Chance f5r Dis
SIIIers.--Sevsn thousand To0O bushels Of Malt.
Barley and Rye for sale at very low figures. Cali
soon al No. S5 North Market street.
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THE NASHVILLE TURF.-The races over
the Nashville course, under the auspices of
the Blood Horse Association, commence
on TUESDAY, and promise TO be the most
Interesting and exciting for many years.
A day OF two ago We gave a full resume Of
the preparations. and the numbers and
character OF the stock on the ground. To
this we can add nothing, except that the
horses are all in good condition. II the
weather continues good the track will be
in iine order, and nothing will be wanting
TO make the occasion most brilliant and
satisfactory.
The entries for Tuesdays races, both in
the Young America stake (three-
quarter DASH and Association Purse"
tmile, and repeat, will close at No. ii
Deaderick street, on Monday evening at Z
o'clock. Pools will be sold at the came
place no. IA Deadrick) throughout Mon
day evening, after the closing of the en-
tries.
A great many ladies have expressed
their desire to be present on Tuesday, and
ii the day be fair, we expect TO see an ar
ray of beauty never before exeelled on the
Nashville course.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market,

f Cincinnati Market.
CINcINSATI. May 3.--Exchange 6rm and
scarce Bankers paid par to SOC per thousand.
Gold closed at 1851: buying. Money market
easy. 4
New York Money Market
NEW YORK. May 4-Money market easy
ond steady. at sac per cent. for call. Sterling
91H6934. Gold is without decided change OPEN
and closing at l35. Total exports OF specie to-
day $4,000. Government securities Hre with
out decided change.
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ATTEMPTED ASSAULT orr 10. WILLIAMS
AT PuLAsKr-On Monday last, Maj.
Aymett, town'constable of Pulaski, knocked
down a man named Brink. who is said TO
be the President of the LOYAL League Of
Giles county. The circumstances which
led to the difficulty, are thuN stated by the
Citizen, of yeaterday: "On Saturday night
az 10. Williams, the colored orator of the
day. was entering the train to return to his
home at Nashville, he was followed by this
man Brink, who, as Maj. Aymett asserts,
had pistol in his hand, with the ayowed
intention of molesting the said Williams.
He was promptly met at the door by Maj.
Aymett, who ordered him to desist. Some
sharp words followed when Mr.. Brink was
elected from the train. On Monday as the
Major was passing quietly along the street,
attending 10 the duties of his office, ne was
accostsd by Brink, who inquired If he (the
constable,) had said that when he entered
the train on Saturday night he had pistol
in his hand. Major Aymett replied that
he had said so, and said so vet. Mr.. Brink
replied that ii he said that he lied. Where
upon Maj. Aymett let one end of HE stick
fly at him and knocked him down. Brink
asked for quarters, picked himself up, and
in a short time was on his way, in company
with several Of his Radical friends, white
and black, to the Radical convention at
ShelbyYille'
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GRAVEL ROOFING.

nKAYEL ROOFS PUT on. REPAIRED,
~ and warranted net 70 leak. Gail AZ No. g
SvTsoS GRAVES. HoUcHIEs co.
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GENERAL MARKETS.


CoTToN-The cotton market was "dead
as door nail" to-day. There was no dis
position to sell or buy. This was the con.
sequence of an expectation of better prices
hereafter. .
receipts ...,...-.... 81 tAle7
Shipments. ..,............-.... Al
The following dispatches were received
NV YORK, MAY 4.-Gold opened al
1861. Cotton inactive and prices droop'
ing. I4
1l:8OA. M.-Gold 1861. Cotton dull
uplands PC.
.l2:SO.-Gold 1861. Cotton dull; up
lands &c.
P. M.-Gold closed at 1876. Cotton
firm and prices a shade better, though not
quotably higher. Uplands o. Mobile
and Orleans 271(G2s. Sales to-day 900
bales. Receipts 72O.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-Noon.- Cotton qniet
but firm; lls@l1sd Sales to-day 10,
900 bales
12:40.-Cotton market quiet, hut firm ;
11s@n3d, Sales $4,000 bales.
CoRN-Was less firm to-day, though
there was no actual decline. Sales at
81 p per bushel. f..#r5
Other markets quiet. i5stl ~
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TOURNAMENTS. There is to be a grand
tournament in Memphis on the odd for
the benefit Of the soldiers and orphans of
the Confederacy. Col W. T. Avery is to
he the orator of the day. A tournament is
also announced to come off at GAINESVILLE
soon, with Gen. Basil Duke as orator.
Why cannot Nashville get up tourna-
ment? Have We no love for the manly
sports of the tourney? No admiration for
the daring feats of horsemanship developed
by such exercises Has all the romance
of our once chivslric people been swallowed
up By the utllitariaHism of the age? In
the midst of one of the finest stock coun-
tries in the world, the tournament might
be associated with our State fairs and thus
arouse spirit of emulation among the
farmers to raise blooded horses as well as a
spirit of rivalry among our young men in
the manly sports OF the sword exercise and
eguestrianship.
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Why is Bismsrk the Health Of Prus-
sia?
Ans Because he controls the Diet of
the Nation.
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EW ING & CO..
WHOEESALE OGERG,
FLOUR AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

OFFER TO THE TRADE. AT THE VERY
" lowest market prices
% hozshesds n. o. and Island Sugar
400 barrels Refined SUGAR.
900 bags Coi1ss.
400 barrels X. c. and r. N. Co. Whisky
200 packages N y. and Northern Syrup
be7ides eil other articles usually sold 10 our
line. They also offer at LOWER PRICES than
81. Louis OF CinrInnati marketa. 100 barrel al
grades Hour. may2 IN
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To THE PUBIIC IN GENERAI--Nour at
tention is respectfully called to the daily
arrival by express, Of custom-made Roots
snd Shoes at the Nashville Shoe Store,
"A North College street.
inch. 26-3m. NJ. MoRaANSTrEN.
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R. I. KIRKPATRICK,
SO. 81 C0LI.EGE sTREFT.

IA NOW IN RECEIPT OF HIS ITsUAL
1 pUpply Of SessauSbie bryEOO<tS, and
everr thing ia this line may be found 81 bis
ests6lishTnent, Of the best quality, newest
dcs,etus and az the lowest possible prices. he
bees 70 refer particularly 80 his stock Of
Sprtnsr and summer Dress Goods,
SfiG En1 Lac rhppAnEss
IAomesffcs, Einens,
House FurutshtuE Goods
hosiery, Gloves,
And GeoDS FOR BOYS WEAR.
sprs In
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". II. johnson, Adm = a h. PsTkizs. ~ Mary
Perkins and 1tnsrs.

". III. johnson, Adm = "a a. Perkins. 81 MARY
FeTkias and ntnsrs.
II kFPEAhIHG 10 1HR SUBTRACTION
| of the Clerk and Mater rom aiie7sfi3ns ia
he Ball which are sSogn T.. that r. j. Psfkins,
A D Rrrkins, Scanned kerslnr. and the hers Of
Wm. PsTHiEs, whore names are nnt irn8En here
srs noa .resident1 u the atste VI tennessee -
upon fksn IL is therefore ordered ehat pu biiss-
ue1 be made Tor four ccrEaeutiVe weeks 10 tho
union and Dispeschs . reuspapSr pubbshea Ia
fendaEts 70 appear befor- TIE CieFk and n sster
At bis enice In Camden, % the frat M1haay
IN june next, then and there u plead
sns9sf - demur g. complainant bit, Or the
hearing ex parts g. 70 them. APril lJL ls6I.
april T4t Y. A STEELE. G. srd n
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RoBBERY.-Two robbers, says the Spring
field Register, Of the 2nd, made another de-
scent upon our county last Thursday night,
and robbed Lewis Rich, colored man. re.
siding on the farm Of Mr.. James Powell,
near the State line, of fifteen dollars in
money, all of his clothing and other arti-
cles. After making some boistrons threats
they made their way back to Kentucky,
and were tracked by several citizens sufi-
GENTLY far to give some clue as to their To-
eality. From what we can learn these
scoundrels reside in Logan county, and we
trnst that the good people of that county
viii aid our citizens the border in ferret
ing them out; their frequent depredations
are becoming too intolerable to be borne.
This is the third ofiense and they should
moi he permitted to commit another
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llHR UNDERSIGNED HAS O0NEECTFU
4 htnssf with tie GioabtnE asaa 7au4Ie
as<a'- agyuishinx tou-e u II. a T.. HUsrI-1
Asss ~. Cherf: rtfeet. oppoafte the MAvsgFr.
= neTe - VII b Eiad o. crs ali the friend Iron
whoa IL hal heretofore resolved a1 lbsra.
F4tfonage NJ hssTtiet thank1. which cane.
ba conveyed inho bfisf an annsnnreungrt ..f..
De more Dfartishliy expressed by-TaI yr..
FIHEsF a0uns ~ FaE AEEEEr A qur f.v.r.-
fiscsss. EDWIN 8. HAKkIN
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THE fair friend who wrote the following
lucubr-ation certainly deserves a situation,
though she needs no communication or
laud-ation from the editorial station.
This very eman-ation entities her to great
consideration from the Board of Educ
alton and a sufficient explanation of her
adaptation to the relation she proposes to
assume. Here is the application
To the Board Of Education,
present an application
For pleasant situation,
To give the Southern nation
Aid in the cultivation
OF the rising generation
May the happy contamination
OF this modest inclination
Yield slight remuneration
Even before vacation. ~
To 6-iead's determination
And Kind consideration
owe my examination
Bya" special dispensation.'
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BROTHERHOOD OF LocoMoTIyE Excl
NEERs.-We have received from Mr.. II. c.
Sheets,of this city, the Nov, 1866, minutes
Of the Grand International Division Of Lo-
connective Engineers, the constitution of the
same, and copies of the Monthly Journal
the organ Of the Brotherhood in America.
From a cursory examination Of these doc
uments, we learn that the object OF the as
ISOLATION is to elevate the standard Of eff
cheney in their vocation, and to secure skill,
attention and entire competency of those
filling the positions Of railroad engineers.
This object will meet with universal public
appreciation. There are few persons who
do not travel on railroads, and as the engi-
neers are always "at the 'front.'" the inter-
eats harmonic, and the safety Of one is the
safety Of all. No doubt many fearful acct
dents have happened from the incompetency
or inattention of engineers, and any mode
adopted to correct these faults and render
persons son the wing" more secure, will
meet with general favor, as benefit not
only TO- those engaged in it, but all who go
from one place to another con the rail-"
In this view, we wish the Locomotive
brotherhood the amplest success, and long
life.
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Also the highest price paid for all kinds Of
Southern Bank Notes. Printed Price list fur
nished when desired.
WRARE sELLINd Z. s. Revenue Stamps at Gov
~ eminent rates Of Discount
Selling. Selling
so to 100 per cent dis. France ! Francs
foo to 5Gl 3 per cent dis. Switzerland ( 3 % Per
500 to l0O04 per cent dis. Belgium dollar
n. Y. EXCHANGED Is pr. GERMAsY.
Cincinnati . lilo pr. Bremen 81 II per gold
louisville lilo pr. Thaler, .aN
Memphis % = prem. Berlin, 81 o. per Pru7
Small Drafts, =. sian ThaIer
FoREIek ExcHkNaK Munich 6Ol5
England Sc 50 per Frankfort Per one
ireland one pound Amsterdam auilder
Scotland Sterling, Corporation checks 4
per cent discount
"a Deposits resolved and coIlsetions made on all
accessible points. -=
Office hours, 8 A. n. TO p d.
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THreE were seven newly welded couple
at the louiville Hotel Wednesday eve
Eipg-to vat:
S. H. Edmonds and wife, Lebanon, XIV.
H. W. Aiken add wife, Knoxville. Tenn.
}. II. Hazard and wife, / ehanon, ~.
a. W. Dixon and vic le.ssmine conn
g., ny.
II. ". Cleveland aud vile, JsssarOine
county, ny.
FM noughsrty and wife Clartwille
Tenn.
NJ. II. Richardson and wife. Cinoinnstti,
Ohio.
CAgcF SPRnsos-We met cur old
friend, and former fellow-oitizen, Benj. +.
Shields the proprietor Of the shove PoPu-
lar resort for pleasure seekers, in Nash
vile day or two ago, making preparn-
tons for the ensuing watering season. W
learned from him that he would be ready
in a short time 10 accommodate q limited
number Of invalids. This viii, no doubt,
he agreeable news 10 those who desire 70
avail themselves Of the advantages OF
these springs, and 20 enjoy the pleasures Of
the painless woods during the coming
warm weather.
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Planfers' Bank N0tes-Re-
deemed At par
mavl I'm D. MEANEk, Cashier.
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JOSEPH L. iSAAN.
Station D. Bible House. New York city.
feb14-3mS .If
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SAsHvuLFANDS oRTHwEsrERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
leave Nashville p.
Arrive NJ John soRville 1870 p. N
Leaves JahnsQnyille .....3.CO A.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the great havoc war
has made among men, still there are eight
hundred thousand more males than females
in the United States We do not say this
to discourage any of theta ones, for we do
not believe the disparity no great as re-
ported "Faint heart never won worthy
man. Paint on your banner mot cheeks)
nil dssperandUm, and success viii be yours.
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lnGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville 4. N.
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WING, TOBEY d GO

JAS. G. OGDEN. Priest. Cas-. T. WIyG. Cashier
PEOPL ANK.
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Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Deals tn Gold
silver, Government Stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes. Land Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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IouI5yII.IF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at...... 200 a. NJ and 200 ?. n.
Arrive al Louisville at. 100 p. NJ and 3-fi p. A..
Leave 500 n. and 500 P. N.
Arrive at Nashville Ri...4.h0 ?. N. and 40 4. N.
Parsenger Car attached to Freight Train
Leave Nashville At ..........-........ so p. n.
rive n Nashyil 80 A. NJ
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THE CITY.

OPENING AND CLOSING az THE
HAIIS--FEBRCARY Ist --OaieIR!.
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SneciRI Notice.

italian Awnings made at short notice.
BEECH, MANLovE & Co..
anri &c No. 26lH North Cnllage
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second washington ann Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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second Norsi.ssn-
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INV - Msft--ss-+ssss-ss
FGrsa Washington and SGulhern VIA
Chattanooga. @
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.aeHvIIF AVID DECATUR RAILROAD ITFF.
Columbia Accommodation Train
rive al Nsehgiils A. NJ
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Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
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MAIIRoAD TIME TABLE,.

ONCE HOars.
rom7A.H tn6P.M. sandays, 10 9 4. n.
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EdseGeId and Kentucky R. r.
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4.
Northwestern r II.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-19

! LIBRARY AssOCIATION.--At meet
ing Of this Association held on the 9th
inst, it was voted that the Lecture
Association, which expired by limita-
ton on the 1st inst. be consolidated
with the Library Association, and that
the latter attend to the procuring OF
Lecturers for an other year. Also, that
d delegate be appointed to represent this
association at a meeting soon to be held
In Chicago, Of the Associated Western
Library Association, for the purpose OF
procuring Lecturers of the best order
Of talent for an other year. sis
DIR. Pierce, the Secretary, was in
structed to procure. If possible, Anna
Dickinson to lecture before the Associa-
ton some tinae in June, which will
probably be accomplished, as word has
been received from her that che will pass
through Cedar Falls, and will lecture
for US in Juneif desired.
This Association is now in flourish
ing condition, with 700 volumes In the
Library and . membership of fifty.
There are now $40 In the Treasury,
which h to be appropriated In the pur-
chase Of books to add to the already
large variety, q " on hand. Let the
membership be increased. tits one Of
the laudible institutions Of our city,
and we should all feel m interest In It's
promotion and prosperity.
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paper not excepted-which will add SO
much to the business prosperity and
growth of Cedar Falls as good custom
mill. Let the business men see that
the farmers, the paying-class--the
backbone -of every community, have
such inducements offerd them for their
trade in Cedar Falls, as other towns Of
less prestage are offering, and you will
see great change; such q change as
shall gladden. the eyes Of all interested
in the prosperity of this city. For one
we would much rather trade in Cedar
Falls than elsewhere, but as 1t now
stands while our grist il being con.
verted to flour or meal, we do our trad
ing, thus leaving you and yours, Mr..
Editor, off to one side. When you
concluded to give US -four from our own
grain we will visit you, but until then,
don't long for the faces Of farmers from
this section. M