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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES
MADRID, Oct. 12.

MADRID, Oct. II
The United States is the first nation to
recognize the new Provisional Government
Of Spain. The Madrid Gazette of to-day
publishes the text Of the official recognition
of the new Government made through Mr..
Hale, the American Minister.
The Junta has declared in favor of addi-
tional reforms, among which is the abolition
Of the death penalty, and tho sanctity Of pri-
vate letters and domiciles.
The Junta has ordered the restoration of
the bark Torando to England, the payment
Of damages for her wrongful detention, and
the Imprisonment of the officials who or
dered the seizure.
A loan of ten millions of reals, which was
offered to the Provisional Junta, was imme-
diately accepted.
PARIs, Oct. u.
The Journal Des Debats says that Capt,
General Hersendi, Of Cuba, has given in his
approval to the new Provisional Govern
ment. The Cubans in Spain will be per-
mitted to choose two members of the Junta.
LONDON, Oct. II.
The cable OF 1866 has been repaired and is
now working.
A dispatch from Bombay says favorable re-
ports have been received Of the progress Of
the expedition against the tribes Of the
northwestern districts Of India. The troops
so far have met with slight opposition.
The Fenian prisoners ct Dartmoor are to
be released.
The steamer Manhattan, from New York,
and the Vesterior, from Quebec, have ar
rived at Liverpool.
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NEw YoRk, Oct. IL.
The steamer Guiding Star, from Aspin-
wall, Oct. Sd, and the steaner Henry Chaun-
cey have arrived.
TIE Cnait1sns Assembly Of the 1ta4s Of
Panama on the 1st inst, passed decree A.
Stunning sovsrsignty nntil . new Constitution
can be formed.
Don Pablo Arosena Il President Of the
Assembly.
Senior Gotta was refused his seat as 8
member.
J. Baldwin, the assassin of Mr.. Parket,
was still alive, but his case is considered
hopeless. He expresses no sorrow for the
act.
which Was to proceed west.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. II.
A Little Rock special says Marcus Houston
was a.sassinatsd on steamer while lying at
the wharf on Thursday night. Registralion
has been broken up in several counties by
the ku-klux Khan.
An exhibit Of the lottery which was drawn
on Friday shows that the Paschal House, the
Memphis and one Of the st. Louis residences,
all valued at 1916, 900, were drawn by the
Association, they hsvmg $500 unsold tickets
in their possession.
Francis Nichols, very promising young
man of Sherman, died here yesterday. ss
party reached 8sdalia, Mo-, last night, where
they were rse8vaaU1 Z detakx6&e a dE46ns
and escorted 70 ~ IotDl, xleSs { grand ball
and banquet we're given to them.
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FROn THE SOUTH.

MoErGoMERY, Oct. II.
IN election in this State for President on the
Sd Of November. The proclamation il issued
10 accordance with the election law passed
BY the Legislature. Under this law there
will be no other election in this State before
1870. At that time members Of Congress,
Governor, State officers, Legislature, and
other officials are to be elected. The pres
ent incumbents are to hold over until that
TINA
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HArAsA. Oct u.

HAVANA, oct. il.
Captain General Hunsundi to-day issued
an eloquent proclamation to the citizens and
soldiers, enjoinlng tranquility and order.
Advlces from Mexico state that Gen. Pa
tori was accused Of the Cante assassination.
A number of persons had been arrested for
revolt, in Vera Cruz.
Rich gold mines have been discovered in
Guadalara.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. IL.
Though the people here have been in
formed of the progress Of events in Spain,
there has been no political demonstration.
There il no excitement apparent. The city
and Island is quiet.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

PIrrsBuRG, Oct. IL.
The Republican torchlight procession at
Allegheny City to night was one Of the most
imposing demonstrations Of the campaign,
and 6tly closed up the brilliant display made
during the campaign. It vas one Of the
largest ever seen in this section Of the coun-
try, and was greeted Everywhere with great
enthusiasm. The streets along the route was
densely thronged with people. Tho businesa
mated and decorated.
KlsGsToN, Oct. I.
The schooner Dssanes 10 ashors On Steak
Island aud going to pieces. The crew were
rescued with difficulty.
ST. JOINS, N. B., Oct. II.
The Paris crew Of st. Johns left this morn
ing for Springfield, Mass, to row with the
Ward Brothers.
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More Outrages OF the Arkansas
Ku.klux.
ADVaCEs FROM MEXICO.
LATE NEWS ny CABLE.
Lalest AAyices frem Spain.
The Provisional Government Rec.
ognized by tho U. s.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1877.
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Hrt UK DIRECTORY.

KEct UK DIRECTORY 7.
ATTORNEYS.
Brown Knowles......cor Main Fifth streets.
W B Collins .......................~Seeond street
American watches.
ia Bridges, Nos Estes House
AucTIOsEERs.
yrrch 4 Goodman. Main street.
aooTs = sHoKs-WHOLEsAL
r,mbe,on Huiskamp. ............s3 Main street.
ROOK.RINDER.
Np.a,ce son Gate City Bldg, Main I'd
BAG FACTORY.
wAp..,. ..,,...................11l Main sti -
BOOKS 4 STATIONERY.
David Lowry oecono stre.t.
NV Wcstcott. .........Aain stfest-ne.r Foer1n.
Webster Bros. .....oo 1asin
BOOTS 4 sHoEs-RETAIL.
.Dean...............co Third Msin streets.
Iuiskamp 4 Maltese. Ms.s ~ q.
Huiskamp 4 Bro. Main strsss-Des - 4.n stn'
FKHart' Ast....... l3s Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUnDhY
Val, Armstaee 1 Co.......cor Ninth I johnson.
aoNNET BLEACHkRY.
Ener.on..............c Fourth Blondeau.
CLOCKS, WATCHES = JEWELRY.
sam O Bridges Nos / Estes House.
r.. j. Ayres Sons..... ..........ot Main streot
CLOTn1ERs.
ysna,lI. Jones 4 Co.....cof Third Main streets,
Ire.. stern 4 cocor Second Main streets.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
I, sturges south Levee
Wholssale 4 Retail.
{; p,iave. ..Nos1A7 Estes House
oein, Silver Ware.
a bridges. .. Nos Estes House
DENTISTRY.
/ G Insersoll. . cor Third 4 Main, up stairs).
DnY oo0Ds-wHOLEsA
Vi shelley 4 sons...,.........97 Main street.
kramer, Irwin 4 Co.............-l los Main street.
pHuGs-WHOLEsAL = RETAIL.
wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co.........s4 Main street.
Kerr Fuller ........oI Me,n s.ree.'
DRy-aoODs-RETAIL
II BostwicK man street
Phillips Kerr main s'Iee'
Gregg d Son...................o Es'es nouse
Foster Main street
tu,esberger, Mayer l. Co.........No. III Main-st
Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
aBridg Nos 4 Estes House
- 0''s'''''.' -
FURNITURE.
j. b. Cross o,..................l5s MAN otfect
pahoan' h'''e oo'.....'
GAS 4 STEAM FlTTINOR.
s'VVA' " o0n '.'''''''. -.
o. n.~t,. pnekat Hooks
s q Br a................ Nos q Estes HONS
b. r. * 4 NAN stree.
= :, ,, nali = $50. ~ r. sM.ir .tr..,
4 F Bower Co............ ...so Main street
Stafford. ."........."cor biondeau ieVee
uaOCEns-RETAIL.
Robertson b Alb s...............l20 Main street
--
Hardware & House Furnishing Goods
4 w.har co ,l43 Main street
T-.s
II Buel .....................s9 Main street.
-,,,rv.u.En .0oDs.
Dillon nes.......................s2 Main street
pnrkitt 4 Co..................S1 Main street
renfsr House. cor Third 4 Johnson,
peminr House ...............cor Second johnson.
INSURANCE AahS
i. :. Adams, "-.....- .'.'' - ne' -
- cn.r = M cO.
lOW WAL -
Ofiee e................ Levee, bet Nam D Jonnsoh.
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BOOTS q 0HOEs-RETAlLs
n..n cor Third : Maia streets.
!, M.tlas, 50 Main street.
y I1a;.Iomp 4 Main strsst-bst 4th ! sth.
I X Hart, !"
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1t will thus be seen that Of one hundred patients
treated by homeopathic physioahs, eight VIII die, while
cans thiryfour will die and Of the myriads Who die
under old school treatment the world oysr, HonGopAth
ic treatment would seventysix OF every hundred
facts, it is difficult to how the lore Of
humanity ANYTHING do with the swearing OF stu
dents in certain medical Institutions to prevent them
from inv stigatin this system of medicine
oct2 GEO. T. EHIN0KR H. D.
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Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
E,;doss Nos | l. 2 Estes House
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David q Lowry. SECOND stfeet'
AZ W Westcott. Main stfest-ne.f oeHn'
sbster Bros. .....oo aain s'less'
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n C,oss co..139 co Main Street
,,ncsn EarIe 4 'Co...I40 4 142 Main street.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE Ed.
n Macomber. Fourth sire
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ATTORNEYS.
RrawnA Knowles.... Main 4 Fifth streets.
~ y co,t;,s Second street.
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uEAL ATE 4 INSURANCE. AG'Fs.
II Ten-Eyck, cor Fourth Main fts (nPsta'rsl
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BUCKEYE FOUHDnY
VI, Amf,a.. 4 Co...cor Ninth 1 johnson.
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PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
price ...cor. 5th / Blondeau
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CLOTHlERs.

vrnsIlI. Jones L Co cor Third Main streets,
Ire.. Ste,n 4 co......cor Second Main strsets.
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CEnsRFaLlS CHURCHES.

rBAPTIST-Corner Of Main and 9Th Streets, Rev
u n Mason. Pastor. Services every Sabbath a
1913 A. NJ. and "a p. NJ Sabbath School at IL u
@NETH0DIST-Cou Washington and 9TH St
Rsv T. =. Sherman Pastor. Services every Sab
bath At 1Jl3 \. n. and "a p. NJ. Sabbath Schoo
at Q a. II. s-# .#.@s a..a...-.#
pREsBYTERIAN-M Street between 9Th
ana Tth. Rev D. Russell Pastor Services every
Sabbath at 101. 8. NJ. and "a p. NJ. Sabbath
school at IL NJ.
CONGREGA Tf0NAIr Clay and 9th st.
Ray. I. b. Fiied Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at 1Ols A. NJ and q. p. N. Sabbath School al
IAN
FPISCOPAI--Corner of Main and 18th Streets
Rev IT. c. Kinney Rector. Services every Sab
bath at 1ots A. VI. and "a p, NJ. Sabbath School
At 3 A. NJ.
JNTyFRS AIlST-Overman's Block. Rev. X. u
Hamilton Pastor. Services every sabbath nj lOi
A. NJ and y. p. N. Sabbath School at II Nj.
CATHOMC--Washingto Street between III
and Sth Father T. +. Gum. Services every sab
bah at A. NJ. and 1915 A. M. Sabbath sehoo
at IL VI.
GERMAN LTTHERAN--FremoHt Street, Rev
RA. List Pastor. Services every Sabbath al
10I; A. NJ. .. +
EVANGELIC AL~-Corner of franklin and Stf
Streets, Rev E. J. Schultz Pastor. Services eyery
SABBATH 1T 10I A. NJ. and IL 7. NJ Sabbath
school a. p. NJ. 81. .-.
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RETAIL MARKET.
LASSITUDE.

feeling of lassitude Is generally experienced
throughout the summer solstice. Weakly consti.
tuteu Persons or those Of sedentary habits invaria
bly, complain OF this annoyance The scorching
heat OF mid -summer relaxes the system and rediu.
ces the vital energies. II the patient IL of ner-
yons temperament this debility units him for even
the ordinary routine Of everyday llfc When thi.
state Of exhaustion COMES on HOsTETTER's
STOMACH BfTTERs win prove a safe and never
milling means OF Strengthening and restoring the
physical organization. This hcalth-giving tonic
purifies and inflses renewed vitality into the
blood, tones the stomach and digestive organs.
and acts like charm on the nervous system. II
effectually removes all tendency 10 Ianguor or de.
PRECISION OF spirits. To the wcakersex Il II inyal.
BILE as II soothes and braces up while Its powerful
effects are Of the most beneficial character. The
inilrmities OF age are aleviated by its use. II
revives the strength, increases the appetite and
gives vigor and elasticity to the consultation.
when mothers are nursing, H0sTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS should especially be taken
I'm regular doses, as In this country, most always
the nourishment is inadequate to the wants of the
child. In such cases this inestimabIe tonic IL
wonderfully eficacious. Its strengthening virtues
are Mt once apparent II Is free from all properties
calculated to impair the system, and Its operations
are At once mild and soothing.
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GOOd-By.

The last number of the GAzBTT +
closed my career as one of its pub
fishers, having disposed of my inter
est to Z. A. Snyder, of this city.
We assure the numerous readers OF
the GAZETTE, that it is with feelings
of deep regret that we are called up
on, by the inevitable changes i'm
business relations, to part company.
We have been for q number OF
years a citizen among you, and 1t has
been our fortune during that time, to
form the acquaintance of a large pro-
portion of the people of Black Hawk
county, who will ever he remembered
for their kind words and earnest sup
port. To the citizens Of Cedar Falls,
we tender our many thanks for their
liberal patronage extended to us
while running job office, and also,
for the generous support given the
GAZETTE since we have been associ-
ated as one of its proprietors. We
shall ever remember and cherish
with pride our business intercourse
with you all.
Wetrust that the support you have
given the GAZETTE and its proprie.
tors, will be extended to the new
firm. They are known to you all, as
men who possess the spirit and enter
prise necessary TO conduct q good
paper.
Subscriptions will continue on in
the same manner as though no
change had occurred. All accounts
outstanding, of the old firm, up to
the first of August, will be settled by
Holt & Snyder.
... e. Horn
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EsS~ THE TIME AND PLACE.-Dur.
ing these exceedingly hot and sultry
days, the place to get nice, cool, re-
fIeshing drink is at Chase's Fruit
Bazaar. The Lemonade made there
is A No. ] and more too, and the Arc.
tic Soda Water, from Morse's Cele.
brated fountains, with real fruit syr.
ups, is decidedly cooling. Festivals
Parties, Pic Mics, &C., furnished
with everything they. need on short
notice
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Communicated.


| communicated.
Death of John Watson.
DIED-On the LIST inst, In Iowa
Falls, while there on a visit, JOHN
WATSON, of Cedar Falls, In the 10Th
year of his age.
The disease which finally termina-
ted the life Of this Christian man,
was n spinal affection. For few
months past he has been deprived of
his sight, and portion of the time
he was insane. Though for several
weeks prior to his decease, he fully
recovered his reason, and strong
hopes were entertained that he would
be entirely restored to health. But
in regard to this Inc and his numer-
ours friends were doomed to disap-
pointment.
The subje:t of this notice was born
in Canada, but for ten or twelve
years past he has resided the princi-
pal part Of the time in Cedar Falls,
where, by his Christian kindness
and affability, he secured many warm
friends and admirers. Probably no
one of his years I'm this community
was more generally known or more
highly appreciated. He was duti-
ful son, an affectionate brother, a
faithful and true husband, brave
and patriotic soldier, and devoted
Christian,
During the progress of the late
war he volunteered in behalf of his
country, and his fortitude and cour-
age won for him glorious record.
AT the siege of Vicksburg, while
making charge, he fell a prisoner
into the hands Of the enemy, but
was soon exchanged, and thus con-
tinusd In active service until the sue
cessful termination of the war.
Two years since he was married to
Miss Ida M. Alden, of Iowa City,
where she is justly and highly es-
teemed for her urbanity and sterling
Christian character. Her only sur
viving brother there will not be alone
In sympathizing with her in this
hour of affliction and bereavement.
A prominent characteristic of our
lamented Brother was found i'm his
strong attachment to his friends. OF
these he was not unmindful while
far away lighting the battles of his
country. In all his correspondence
his touching illusions TO his widowed
mother clearly indicated that he pos.
sessed the heart of a noble son. Du-
ring his illness his sufferings ut
times were very severe, but he bore
them with great patience and resig-
nation. He seemed only DESTROYS to
live in order to aid and comfort his
friends. But with him the perils of
war and the sufferings and anxieties
of life are passed. His, now, is the
music of Heaven. With loftier
songs and sweeter notes he celebrates
the praise Of his Redcemer.
Sleep, brother, sleep beneath the palm;
The myrtle blooms for thee
And Tor thy grave the moonbeams calm
Steal through the dark tree.
Heed not the tears thy friends have shed;
Sleep, gentle brother, with the dead"
J. b.
August 5th, 1868.
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1872

aY~ Special Notice is hereby given
that VIM. Ireland & Co. will manu-.
facture Clothing for the next thirty
days at Is per cent. less than the usu-
al rate, and will sell their large and
splendid stock of Clothing, Dry
Goods, Hats, Caps, Furnishing goods,
Yankee Notions. &C., &C., at greatly
reduced prices to make room for al
entire new stock.
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aASnyHC.

BLACK HAwK LODGE NO. IS, 4. +. & \; NJ
Regular Meetings at Masonic Hall. on the Mon
aay on or for. the Fun Moon in each month. G.
" Van Sam w. NJ: e. Townsend, :, w; 4. G.
Thompson. j. w: !. J. Toleron, Sec,y.
VALLEY CHAPTER, r. A. NJ, NO. 29.-Regu
lar Meetings ut Masonic Hall. on the WEDNESDAYS
an or before tic Fuu Moon Of each month. s.
Bishop, III. P.:S. II. Packard, X. A. c, Bunnei
S A. Trowbridge, Sec'y.
BALDWIN COMMANDERY. X. T., NO. IL
Regular Meetings al Masonic Hall, on Friday on OF
before the Full Moon of each month. o. b. var
Saun. C.:S. A. Bishop, Gen.; f. Townsend
G. O.: s. H. Packard Recorder.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

Yonng's Great Physiological Work, OF every one
his own doctor-Being Private instructor for
Married persons or those about to marry, both
male and female, in everything concerning the
production or prevention of Offspring, including
all the now discoveries never before given In tho
English language, by WIZ. You've, N. d. This Il
really valuable and interesting work. 1t is writ
ten In plain language for the general reader and ID
Illustrated with upwards Of one hundred engray.
ings. Al young married people or those conten.
plating marriage, and having the least impedi.
ment to married life, should read this book. /,
discloses secrets that every one should be acqnain
ted with. Stiil 1t IL book that must be locked
mp, and not lie about the house II win be sent 10
any one on receipt OF Fifty cents. address DIR.
VIZ. YOUNG, No. 4i6 Spruce st. Philadelphia,
Penn. 2ayf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

TRY IT! Try ITi-Instant Pain
Relief. the only known remedy for
Throat and Lung diseases. The only
remedy that will cure Groups, Colds,
Sore Threats and Breast, Tooth
Ache in three minutes, Head Ache
i'm three minutes, and Ear Ache in
five minutes. Full directions on
each bottle. Prepared only by the
proprietor. w. III. Thomas, Cedar
Falls, Iowa. For sale by all drug
gists. 16m6
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A NUIsANCE.--In nearly every pa
per we take up we see some glowing
heading, as, General Grant in
Town" or Another Veto from Pres
ident Johnson" and, to end off with,
an advertisement of some Patent
Medicine. In justice TO our readers
we would say, Don't read any OF
those sort of captions, and you
won't know that J. w. Poland's
Hunor Doctor is the greatest cure
in. the world for Scrofula and all
Diseases of the Blood, and is put up
i'm large bottles.
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SUPERVISORS.

I-ston--N. s. Boyles.
Eirsf Wateri0o-D +. Chanplin.
- TTgttegtoO-L. y Cobb. -
P5Vaer-I, r. COrwin.
CF{dr FaHs-Byron Culver, $. IL. Rownd.
Biz Crelt-T. II. ElwcI.
Tesfsr-Jamcs Hempseed.
thfaF-N. Hitchcock.
ITftsaitlqtoa-L p Holt.
Bsa1i eJt0a--H. p. Homer
Tiprnta-G. W. Humphreys.
SgTjaG Cre@t--J. jackson.
F0r-lI. J. McCord.
E'1Jle-Damon Mott.
OrGEJe-C. P Nichols.
Brrrlrri-Jamas SandilandE.
BLfSt HaWk--G. r. Ward.
IN. TsFR0R-A 7. Webster.
. Regular Sessions of the Board--First Monday
n january, june and September
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

BD EXPRESS OFFIcE.-The office
of the Merchants Union Express
Company of this city, may be found
hereafter at the Grocery Store of
Charles Nicely. Prompt attention
will be given to all business connect
ed with the office the same as hereto
fora
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

sm- Families intending to put up
fruit, should not fail to procure "The
Hero" patent self-sealing fruit jars,
simple, always reliable, and the best
preserver of fruit i'm the market.
Dale & kellogg, Manufacturers
Agents.
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s9LClTY PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale his resi-
dence, situated upon the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets. To
any one wishing to secure q good
house, pleasantly located, with a
good neighborhood, a good garden,
well stocked with q choice rariefy Of
fruit, both large and small, and the
premises surrounded with shade
trees, of from six to eight years
growth--the above promises rare
opportunity. Possession given about
the 18th of September. For further
particulars, enquire of
TIT0S JARMAN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

ELDoRA ExCITED.-The people of
Eldora are rejoicing i'm the compile
ton of the Rail Road to that place
and the final settlement of the coun-
ty seat question i'm favor of Eldora-
two events that ought to make them
feel happy. Mac, we extend congrat-
Nations
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

IMPROVEMENT OF WATER POWER.
The Mill Company Of this city
will, within fortnight, commence
an improvement in the water power
just below the old mills that will
afford, when completed, one of the
most desirable locations for large
mandatory that can be found i'm
the North West.
They propose laying stone wall
eighteen feet high and proportions
ate width from the race to extend
towards the river 100 feet, with the
view of either building manufacto-
ry of some kind that will employ a
large number Of hands, or of allow
ing any one who may desire the
privilege Of building on the spot
One of the Mill Company offers 81 900
to any man or set of men who will
come and put up building for the
manufacture of any kind of machin-
cry that will employ one hundred
hands. A very generous offer and a
rare opportunity for those who have
the capital to engage in an enterprise
of that kind. We hope a move will
be made Immediately to induce east
ern capitalists to accept the offer
above mentioned.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
eSa- AT Work AGAIN.--ThC

aSa- AT Work AGAIN.--Those
wishing to have pictures taken will
find Harlacher i'm his rooms and
ready to wait on them at any time
during the day. He asjust received
new assortment of chemicals and is
ready to furnish the best pictures
that art can produce.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

ANNALS OF IowA.-We are In re-
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the Annals of Iowa for July. 1t Is
published by the historical society of
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year i'm advance. Address Sanford
w. Huff, M. D., editor of the Annals
at Iowa City.