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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
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Attempted Apo. ogy for Andrew Johnson,


It should stand to Gov. Johnson q
credit, " says the Washington Chronicle,
that before he LEFT Nashville, he tele-
graphed to Washington, that he was not
mt TO make the trip, and that he would
rather remain at home to assist i'm the
regeneration and restoration of Tennes-
see than to be Vice President of the
United States. But after council held
among his friends here it was deemed
right that he should be present to par
ticipate i'm the august ceremonies of Mr..
Lincoln's Inauguration for q second
term. In obedience to earnest request.
he came, and when he reached Wash
lngton was so cnfeebied as to be COM
PEELED to take TO his bed at once.
We are assured that no man alive can
feel so keenly as does Gov. Johnson how
unfortunate was the excess to which
the illness carried him on Inauguration
day. and that he has given such assur-
ance as leaves no apprehension on the
minds of his friends that it will ever
occur again. 1t may be proper to re-
mind those who speak of confirmed
habits of intoxication, that the single
glass with which he sought to bols ter
up his physical system, broken ana
wasted in the public service, for the GER
emenies, would scarcely have the effect |
witnessed by those assembled had he |
been the habitual drinker some would |
make the country believe"
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II u " Il I'D ASSO TON.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

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Expenses.
Calendar.

Fall Term commences September LIST, and closes De
semhrr ist 1854. Winter Term commences December
18th, lS6+ and closes March 18th, 1865. Summer Tern
commences March 18th, aud closes June 2sth, 1865.
II Is very desirable that Students enter at the
nencenlent OF the terms
NJ person need apply for admission who cannot OF
will not conform TO the published Laws Of the Inst
stion. .
an Rev. II. 3. BRUNSON, Pssst. Board Trustees.
l., W. WATERBURY,, Secretary.
Rev. r. G. MATIIER. 1gent. =, Sc
g.. Rev. II: s. BRUNSoN. ----Rsr'- =
u u. CliAMBERlAiN. EtecatiSs canmitif'
J. E. ROBERTSON,
IAYRrrk. Fayeue County. Iowa. Aug. I. 1864. a1:n
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FACULTY.,


The above named Institution Is Incated AZ the VILLAGE
M fayette, fayeite conntys Iowa. The situation of the
Village and its vicinity affords every facility Jrs;rahr h
An Institution q learning. For health and moral in
huences 81 an eeetek order it not perhaps sarIss
cd III the State. 'fN' 'f "S'
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The government Il designed to promote the
snd happiness Of both students ard Teachers This
Win commend itself to every we'll disposed mind and
ttiFe the cordial support nf every Lady aud q enan
IN administering discipline partially il studlois,y
avoided All rooms arc furnished with stove chairs
bedS:ead wash stand, wardro. and mirror Gentlemen
VIII furnish quilts, sheets. and pillow slips Ladies' are
- furnish all their bedding they generally prefer TO-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
ROAT and LUN S.

Diseases Of those organs prevalent and danger
Gus that reliable Medicine Is necessary safeguard in
every Community In such remedy for family use tie
absolute absence of danger from accidental overdose
freedom from poison. and the adaptation patients
every and condition, of either sex. Indispensable
These qualities mast happily combined In this prepa
ration, and admiralty is ii adapted the cure all
diseases for which IL Is recommended that lis entire in
hueuce Is brought TO bear against them perfectly
assists nature in its efforts rid the system uf disease
that the delicate constitution with
safety and u fixed certainty that
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
DR.. WRtcHT'S
REJuVENiTIAG Elixir!
Or. ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extra . rentais
Ing nothtng lnjurtoua 10 lac
a,-s delicate.
"ts the i'h1niy

~AAsS
~. the phUuty
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animated With new ,ife".-.-. d 90 taia EiiS.
U eej"fe"aee s"e >yNca "aa overcome a''eass'
sSy- The Rejuv.nating Elixir Is IN" result ~ mod.
cr discoveries In the vegciahl. kingdom: being
an eatirely and abs faci metlmh NJ cure, irrss
p-cive of all the old and worn out systems.
~ This medicine has been tested by the mos
rt,n"nt medical men % The dav, and by them pro
noiaefto he one Of the greatest iacca tiscoverie
Of the age.
~ One bottle viii cure general Debility.
SN Few doses cures Mysteries IN tmales.
~ bn' battle cures Pa'i'iiation OF the Heart
SN- From one 10 three bottles restores the manii-
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" rev doses restores the appetite.
~ fnrce Movies cure the wors case 81 impo-
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lev dMses cures TIE low spirited.
uns iRste restores mental power:
~ tew dosrs rSse0'~s TEE ",gs'ns ~ g'HerdfioW.
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~ The ,istless, enervated youth, the over-task-
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In District CoWt. Bkscl. Hack County.
OLIVE A. DrSTIN,

LEWIS r. DUSTIN.
To Lewis Dustin. Defendant: You hereby notified
tina, on before the tenth day Of April I, petition
Of t,ti,e a Dustin plaintiff Will he Ell In the ofice Of
"a. Clerk II the District Court IN the Cnnty OF Black
iiaws State Of Iowa. ella ming divorce from the bonds
81 trimony existing between YOU and said plaintiff
And unless appear thereto rnd defend befre o
the secaad day e the next April Of said Court in
said County which enninenceson the 2}ri day NJ April
l>f default will lie entered seanst yon therein and
judi ,Iuent rendered thereon Ell for In sl petition
:, IT, fAExtfH. prs As-'y
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DIR. JacKsoSs FRENCH PATENT MALE SAFE

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The Boarding Departments.
The Government,

DeisuTtHHcuIs
Good board will be furnished students In the bui,dno
~ s22o per week. Room rent, 81. 90 per term.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31

No repulsive sectaranSm will be INDUCED or counte
nAncet AT the same time every effort will he employed
- encourage and render inriote the profes SONS of
Christians and to induce all 10 aapt the religion of
Christ To all who respect Christianity aud its Institu-
tons, the welcome hand will be heartily extended To
those whose influence is nreulcal Religion and good
morals, no pretracted stay can DC allowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
DIR JAcKsoN's ORIENTAL LINrMENr

Removes all colness and which have
lain dormant for many years II will any case az
impotencr create and Increase the passions for any -ea
snnahi- tine. Can be mailed WITT perfect safety Price
- per bottle.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
SWANS Bou'B1N B'TTEas
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

4 healthy tonic, semitic stimulsnt and unequal
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which haa been especially szsmpssd from
ss".s tar BY the United etases government
On the ground Of It, having sesn adopted sss
Standard rsmedS BY the medical profession.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
Preparatory Department.

preparatory department is arranged for all Misses
ANA Lads not qualified TO enter the Academic classes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
|ITlLLCOx & NiBBS
VI SEWING UMdohine.

XXyILJ.sTlTCH HEM, FELL, TUCK. CORD. BlNr
w R,wid, QHif, and EAabfnider beautifully. J.
will with the finest needle and thread from ptrfec
work the finest Nansook. the heaviest heays,
cloth and cowhde, with change Of needle thread O.
tension.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
EDITORIAL DRAWER

will abound with selections 81 Wit Original Stories Comic
sketches, and Light Literature culied from n well gar,
nered storehouse 81 fun fact and incident anordng In
ierestng light reading matter for the Paror and Fc
side.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
MA THE.N.4 7IC1L PRECISION.

Hence each part Is interchangeable, ard be readily
re placed in CAGE Of accident
THEY WEI NOT GET OUT or ORDER.
We have known II intimately for several years Many
thousands al eady in here and far know.
not IN eami,y has cnst dime ~ repair.
ever been out Of order all They will last genera.
ton, IL properly cared FOR None who have used Il can
be ptrsuadeu to use any Other.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31

ra- sale ~ rrSrAyr'S ( co'E9 Cedar rsrs lows
il3ia>a' N;.GHs -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31

6. A. COu.A, Chicago, sicneral Agent.
Sold in edar Fails by G. Il. WALLACE, BENJAMIN
L WAYNE. In Waterloo by W. W. r0RRy. and by a
Druggists in the country.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by FULLER. FRENClf&
FULLER, and "A Druggists.
sRy-Conntry Merchants and Dealers supplied by
A. CRcsKEY and 6. u. BECKwITiI, Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
WE'RE NEVER EQUALLED.

Its rdpisy, absofate stHnrss. estss IF motion,
and aAVtnssH ~ It's iEM and FELL. were NEW
EE APPROA CiiEb by any other machine. We call
N hay girl from the street. and with three min
utcs instruction they will act the needle attach the Hen
Teller, apb d. the work with entire success
blind girl with the exception OF threa lin, the needle
d" the Many indies owning ether first class a.
chimes to Office to do their 6nr h-Hmiag and
telling onthe \ llcax 4 Gibbs Machine. Is y 9
The PRESS universally pronounce this the best family
sewing machine in the world
We are General Agents for ' -.r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-31
WILCOX 4 GIBBS SEW ING.MACHlN

win coarse cotton linen, sik and ttrins. II run
easier, faster and stier than any other machine.
forns fiat, and elastic differing from every
other stitch, each loop being risfe by means OF the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-21
The Assault on Mr.. Seward.

The person who attempted 10 a-,a>>i-
naie Serreiary Seward. left behind sim a
,slouched hat and an oh. rusty n4,, H.
|rolrer- The chambers We're broken loose
IRON The barrels. as If done lr striking
L he loads were drawn from The cliamlel>-
one being hut a rough piece of lead and
ihc Others, smaller than the rhaml'c:-.
We're wrapped in paper. as if Ia keep lhyin
from falling out 1t i how evident li-'
he WAS a different person from The Pro
|dent'> murderer. There were three rcr-
pcns in the room al the iime-Nl->
Fanny Seward. a hired nurse. and chd
messenger OF State Department.
The Secretary lav in bed ON hiS tack
L he assassin jumped upon the hed and
10 cut the throat ri hi> victim
lie inflicted three different wounds,
" hile engaged IN il the male nurse had
flung himself upon hi bed and thrown hl-
arms around him and SiroHe Ia pull nm
of the bed. The murderer instantly re-
verSed the action of his knife and cni
quickly over his shoulder and drove the
nur>e off his lack He then Spran" iron
the bed and ENGAGED in iighi Tor escaae
with all that opposed him lie stabbed
The chief messenger dangerously m The
breast. He attacked Frederick Seward
who had entered The room from an adleln-
u. II. 4 Fn.N
with his knife, which, strange 10 sly, COM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-21

Whdt Shat be Done Nth Them :

The question now arises with redoubleC
Wei chit. what shall be done with the Reb
el leaders? We but reiterate the common
sentiment, so far as we know it, when We
say HANG THEM.
1t Is in no spirit of revenge that the
people demand this policy. Security fol
the future as well as justice for the past
demand that the men who, in places OF
trust in the civil and military service of
the United States. have committed the
monstrous crime of treason, should expi.
ale their guilt upon the gallows.
If there has been one thing which the
North would have otherwise in the gov
crnment. it has been the leniency exercis-
cd towards traitors. The magnanimity
oi our late good President would almost
overlook the unparalleled crime of the trail
tors who have starved our soldiers by the
thousands, committed atrocities upon IN
ION men which would make the cheek of
Il savage to Jingle, and deIuged our whole
land in blood.
The Almighty is a God of JUSTICE
Government is ordained of God. Rulers
are His ministers, appointed as terror to
evil doors. If there is one thing that the
lesson Of the past week should especially
teach Us, ii is that this sickly, sentimental
phlIanthrophy that calls for anything less
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-21
PRESIDENT LINCOLN
lSSlSyIIIIID!
TO ASSASSINATI
SECRETARY SEWARD.
[OFFICIAL.]
WAR DEPARTMENT.
April Is, 100 A. NJ.

To Nay. Gen. Dir:
3 This evening at about $50 p. NJ, at
Ford's Theater, the President while sit
sting in his private box with Mrs. Lincoln,
Mrs. Harris and Maj. Rathburn, was shot
/ 10y an assassin who suddenly entered the
box and approached behind the President.
The assassin then leaped upon the stage
brandishing large dagger or knife and
ESCAPED in the rear of the theatre.
The pistol ball entered the back of the
q Presidents head, and penetrated nearly
Through the head. The wound is mortal
The President has been insensible ever
since the wound was inflicted, and is now
dying.
4 About the same hour an assassin. wheth-
: the same or not is not known, entered
MIR. Stewards apartment and OH pretense
: of having Q prescription, was shown to
his sick chamber The assassin imme,li-
lately rushed TO the bedside and thrust two
Tor three stabS into his throat. and two
into his face. 1t is hoped the wounds may
not prove mortal. My apprehension is
that they will prove fatal The noise
alarmed Mr.. Frederick Seward. who was
in an adjoining room, and rushing to the
door of his fathers room, he met the as
>a>sin who inflicted upon him one OF more
dangerous wounds.
The recovery of Fred. Seward is doubt
full.
Gen. Grant and wife were advertised
to be at the theatre last evening. but he
started for Burlington, y. j. last evening.
Washington, 10Th.
The President fingers insenSible. with
his Likelihood ebbing away
1t is slight consolation to learn that
Gen. Grant has reached Philadelphia I'M
harmed, as fears have been entertained
that plot had been laid. and that he
night also have been victim. So pass
eth away the champion of Liberty and
nion-a devoted husband and indulgem
ather-;l sincere friend and exemplary
citizen, and an Honest Man.
May God i'll his mercy protect the
niteu States. T.. NJ STANTON.
LATER.
Il -Hg. Gen. Dir:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN DIED THIS
MORNING AT TWENTY-FIVE MIN
TIES AFTER SEVEN O'CLOCK.
f. VI. STANTON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-21

means and exerting all their power to ov-
|erthrow the government hence | say
this: The halter to the intelligent, infu-
|ential traitors, but to the honest boy, to
the deluded man, who has been deceived
into the rebel ranks, L would extend leni-
|ency, | would say return to your allegi-
lance, renew your support to the govern
ment, and become a good citizen But
the leaders | would hang"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-21
Further Particulars of the Murder.

The President WAS shot with Il commo.
pocket pistol, resembling 4 Derrinuer
which the ;SSasSin fired within a few i,er
of him. The fatal ball entered the hcad
near the temple bone. about three inch,..
from the left ear. and penetrated nearly tc
the eye. He fell forward from the rock.
inc chair in which he WAS seated. intent
upon the performance. and remained i'm 4
state OF >vncopc till he bre;,thc,l hi Ia;
breath. nj twenty minutes past sever
o'clock Saturday morning.
The report of the pistol and the theat-
rical exit OF the a>S;l>>in attracted aften.
ton 10 the Presidents box. which wa. en-
tered by those lii the vicinity. who RAISED
him from the floor. ~ the back of the
chair in which Mr.. Lincoln SAT w:,S bloody
it WAS thought that he WAS wounded in
the back. and his clothes were stripped
i from his shoulders. but no wound was NJ
first found. He was entirely insensible
Further search revealed the fact that h.
had been shot in the head. as described
elsewhere.
The President was carried from the
theatre, the blood from the death wound
falling upon the floor, stairway and side
walk, as he was borne to the nearest house
Opposite.
Mrs. Lincoln was assisted i'm CROSSING
the street with the President in frantic
condition. both she and her young son ut
tering heart-rending shrieks.
AT the house, an army surgeon beipo at
hand, he called for small quantity of
brandy, which was administered. and it
was thereupon announced to the pressing.
excited crowd that he was alive and not
dead, as Mrs. Lincoln in her agony insist
led. 1t was then found that Mai. Rath-
burn had received wound in the arm
winch he had Intentionally concealed to-
prevent excitement He then tainted.
1he surgeons pronounced the President
beyond tile reach of their skill, as the
BRAIN was oozing from the wound. He
lay lnsensible, and at first his pulse was
at 10. Gradually, as the blood rushed
toward the brain, it produced painful
pressure and the pulse increased. while the
death-stricken man breathed loudly. pain
fully and with difficulty. At times the
surgeon introduced probe. which would
let out blood and produce temporary re-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-21
Lees Surrender Completed.

The details of Lees surrender have
been SO nearly completed that it is ascer-
tanned he surrendered 16, 900 men, includ-
ing teamsters and hospital attendants as
well as soldiers; ITO pieces of cannon
and 100 wagons. Lee had 10000 men
when he began his retreat, bat lost many
thousands by desertion as well as in the
battles by which he was arrested
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-21
The Sad Story.

We give at length the horrid details o
the scenes enacted at Washington, Friday
night; and in addition thrilling lette
from our correspondent there, written be
fore the President had hardly breathed hi
last Besides these, we copy the best arti
Gle we have seen on the subject from thu
Springfield Republican of Monday.