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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
AFFAIRS IN THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

TnG
Tho Toronto CLox Of June H. referring 70 the statos
meBt that the Canadian delegation In England had NOE
been successful represented, saysThe dura-
ton ef the conference between the delegates and the
imperial government shows that difficulties have been
In making the necessary arangcments bu0
II shows that ground for agreement ~ we'll IN difcr>
en- has been found and gives promise o. aavorabl
result Tho delegates confidently expected 10 sail by IN
Cunard steamer OF the 10th inst one week sster the
Scotia isfi, AAd possibly they may have beon able v
do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
HORRIBLE Murder and Suicide.
nosros June 1s faA

George ssed sixteen ycars,, Of Gavin Holiday,
shot his father In the neck with revolver, ,nfctng
severe and fatal wound and then 6od to the wood,
where he blow out his brains with the same weapon
The aH was without known provosiiop ard mp to ns
commission young holiday had been industrious and
aaec'onaie son. The tragedy occurred tuesday, In
saugra, Mas, where Mr. Holiday carried on business a.
sewing machine manufacturer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
Destructivs Fire In Harrisburg, Pa
L.oss 93I, 900.

HAnRTsnrHG, rs June l6, 1863
Gre this morning destroyed Fer,pg's coach f,etory
ard blacksmith shop, James Poultercrs billiard saloon
Hess rsws dspo, and william rarshills dwelling house
aud plumbing establishment Ths Daily Tsiegapt print.
ing osce was partially destroyed ard Bryans Hail dam
aged The Exchange the county Cour House and state
Arsenal wore some tne In danger hut fortunately e.
capped The total lose 10 t3l 0o0 partially insured. The
nre Ia attributed to incendiayfsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
The Congregation, cosnc,i.

Tho Congregational Cornell, ~ Its session odsy
adopted the following address 10 President Johusca:
Tho Nssions Congregational Council now IN session In
Boaton representing nearly three thousand churches in
I'll sections Of the country dsel,o 10 prsscn, yo, their
Chnstsn salnhtons 10 Assure yoI Of Itelr Profound
Tmpsthy IN your great aud trying isbors 10 pruvr.s
you thetr loyal SUPPORT their prayers and express
thsr solemn con yct'cn that ths hnndred thoueands
cnbscct as woIrniprs In cnr churches viii most
heartily cooperate with you IL sxtpdnv the irstituilons
OF Si'ii ana Isllsious Liberty throughout the aud
WiLLiAA A. DVCKINvEAA hadstatnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
Oar washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Juno 10, 1865
RECOMMENDATION and negro suffrage are now the gree,
subjects Of conversation political circles the national
capital They are uppermost In the minds OF ALL and in
fact the alpha and omega Of Washington gossip inst now
The trial Of the assassination consIdrs.ors longer
tracts any attention hardly any On the other
hand, everything bearing upon the reconstruction aud the
organization OF e govornmont In tho several Southern
States IL discussed IN all It's bearings This probably In
measure arises from the TACT that The President Ia de-
voting iswhoe time 20 that subject In addition 10
thl. cot n day passes that delegations from the
States late In rebellion, composite OF men
whoea nsmos ard fsrmor regulations are q
guarantee that lbsr s,acmess are worthy of
the fullest credcnce, do not nrrive In washiny yton
There arc pow hero delegations from louisiana Mis-
rissipp, Alabama, Georga, Soutb Carolina sad vr.
ginia. Some Of them who have In some
way or oths taken part 10 ne rebellion While Others
IKE John hinor Bots, hsye held entirely aoof and
Dave not In the least sss,cd the rebellion, except
TAR as they aided !, BY paying their iAxos II their state
men" are to 30 believed, and tsesoa 70 doubt
1dem tne war has resulted for fayorsbly 10 the
Union shAn The public gensrnliy have ANY idea o.
ono OF the most singular conoidencss connoc;ed with
thes' delegations s the fscs tha, esh and evey dls
CATION gives csssntally tho came dss In ,gcrence
70 tho feeling Of the people aud their com.
plete scccTance Of The decision Of Jhe var
aud thsw duty Each and all-vsbstbep they
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prnvtsions Of the d-ra itfon which they
rrmfted they cannot without dererton of duiy
from asserting iher rights to the same. their
sepce 70 sr Interpreted INTO aequesenee when mcasuScs
Of such government Al the time they shonld
Ss so,h r s ~ nS Usp, rS @
necessity s.pp,snt the government that has
Sea " % % q 9or he Ss 10 q :: ss M
SUPPORT 70 these authorities or u sensibliy 90 the sre
hey csnno. .sssd 'Ss aos.S Which X. sapd
has made VI the grnst questions involved IN the
psoua and rae aa % rSaugsn s
BY the ncxorlne fs,o o. and the will of Heaven
Ii. % p-cpi. o ~, re state vii
oons,s, sin hsr Former liber,s. and nuch confederation
posing such res;rictons tcy shall hnd asouaiy necs
.s IN e interest n peace order and reform, y not
msisy sruept IN Silence with Indifference Koyernrsnt
neither aevod from nor dependent npop The win tie
by the.s sentiments ard ipeled by en- earnest
upon ss SeT s. Of pepsis s %
al Just sruunds u dscor'.t and pr,vent all future dsa
faction we The people of .eemsric. acre assembled do
T. That regard slavery abolished by The w,- snd
willing ibdsf ihs crcunsnsr 20 smsnI the fed.rni and
State constitutions 70 accomplish this end and In proof "
SSsny IN lgI VIII ~ G% he pep u h s &
county have pledged themselves by SOLEMN and recorded
Of the Predcr having rseens u =, ions sns a
far as not modified or declared void by Decision Of the
That whs r~cosn,s Governor rerpous a. Governor
Of the state aud tender him cordial aid and supports
s1pesd pcpaec anS S"y 81 r. 's saa"os DC oss
.a md ne q sss,a H. and .ss dsOs9p b, s.. Hsa
strained % OBJECT ~ the authority u the adopted
ss not rs,asd even By The isops repr.scnsa and
cannot out regard any effort 70 govern The peope OF vgn
sce unssr b. prypns o s "s = or us
tue government 70 tho Ands of very small minorilr o
o@ % oi s the ss ~ 1 1sSsssy @ rsg,sT ,ss.
al variance Win me policy VI 100 FFssdept VI Tie United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
WASHING ON.

WASHINGTON.
olncial Report Of the Surrender Of the
Trans-Misslssippi Rebel Navy.
Argument in the Assassination Trial
to Commence To-day.
Reconstruction Gossip at the
National Capital.
rho Views Expressed by the
Southern Delegates.
ghe People Of the South Converted by
the Sword to the Northern ver-
sion Of the Constitution.
They Accept the Overthrow Of South
ern Dogmas and the Institu-
ton Of Slavery as Ef-
fective and Final.
-
the Real Position Of Bolts and
Associates in Reference to
Gov. PierpOnt's Policy.
-~--~~->~~~~>-S~~~~-~->~
c1nflict Between the Alexandria Constitution
and the Presidents Proclamation.
hssolutions Adopted by the Citizens Of
Albemarle County, Virginia.
Mo Work Of Reorganization Goes
Bravely On,
&C., &C., 10.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

tn" government Is designed promote the prosperit
and happiness 81 both Students and Teachers Thi
viii commend ITSELF To every well disposed mind and
ycEe the cordial support Of every Lady and Gentleman
IN administering discipline, partially is studtOus
avoided All rooms are furnished with stove. chairs
hus:ead, wash stand wardrobe and mirror. Gcntleme
VII furnish quilts, sheets, and pillow slips. Ladies
to "Eas all their bedding, as they generally prefer
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PREMIUMS IN GOLD,

Asan additional inducerent to Subscribe early. ".
s. distribute among our subscribers large list Of
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Golden Wealth oi the PacC States, and will be rs fol.
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The Presents and Souvenirs CONSIST OF Ladies' Breast
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Calendar.

Fall Term commences September LIST, and closes De
ccnber 1T, l,hI. Winter Term commences December
l3'h l>Si ani closes March 18th, 1858. Summer Term
commences Mare 29th and closes June 18th. 1865.
/; i yrry desirable that Students enter at the com.
-a.nr"ne'lt OF the terms
" person need apply for admission who cannot o,
WI oi c9nforw 10 the Published By Laws Of the ust
gt!vu.
Euy. H. 5. BRUNSON, P,sst. Bocrd Tru.tess.
J.. y. WATERBURY, Secretary
Rev. !. &. MATHER Agent.
Rev. H. =. BRtSSON.
E.B. CHAMBERLAIN. Eoesasie. Comr,:sttc.
JE. ROBERTSON,
IArsT1E. Eey.s's County. Iowa. Aus-1 ttsa. Y,-.:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

No rspulsive sectafiann will INDUCED or cornt.
H.nced. Al the same time, ever. effort viii be employ ed
- encourage and render nv;uatc the professions OF
Christians, and to induce al adop. the religion 0
Christ TO MI who respect Christianity and its ins,tu
lions the weicoH. hand win lie heartily extended TC
those whose Influence is prejuirieI Religion and good
sAsEsl9, ho yretrscted Say can be allowed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

Coon BUSINESS OPENING. 1T seems to
be escaping the attention of our business
men that very profitable branch Of indus
try and trade is loudly calling for ocrupa-
ton in our little city of Marengo Sausag"S,
vNu know, command ready sale at twenty
five ceats per pound. at retail and if prop
trly dried and put up for beer honse use.
mi ,ht be exported and sold in qnantii, (
still higher figure. Oar sidewalks ave
streets are continually crowded with the
largest. latest ard finest kind Of dogs.
which an industrious operator could convert
into the article of commerce referred to at
the nominal cost Of its manufacture. Try
it, semebo y.--KarGaso RecieV.
ORIGIN or A FLGnr.-To,n -" I wish 7
had All the vasturc i'm the world
Bob" wish had all the cattle in the
world"
Tom.--"What would you do with thcms''
B"b.-"Fd turn them into your pasture"
Tom.-" No You wouldn't"
Bob" Yes, | would"
Tom" No you scouLlnt."
Bob. Yes, | 'roulI."
And then the fight commenced
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03
RIPPER IOWA
u NV f. Es SETY !!
The Fall term Of this Institution opens for the admis
sion o! students OF both SEXES
ON TIfsasSD4Y, SEPT. 1, ass
FACULTY..
Location.

The above named Institution is located at the Village
~ favete. FaFette county. Iowa. The situation of the
Village and its vicinity Affords every facility desirable for
an Institution % hearuHg. For health and moral in
tnencts OF AN etesateg crder it is not perhaps surpass
cd in the State.
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preparatory Department.
Religious Element.

preparatory DEPARTMENT IL arranged for all Mise:
All Lad. Ae! 42-oaed ~ outer tie Acsinc glasses
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03
sW AIMS BOURBON B!TTERS

~ They are made Of ingredients we'll known
and approved by the medical profession, a.
having porerfa tonic properties, are both
paatabie and pleasant, with sufficient strength
ening properties to correct the bilious derangs-
nent Of the system, and act like . charm when
taken according to direction, As q remedy for
the following diseases :-Lsisgestion, Dyspsp-
sill, JduRdies, Lirsr 4Geeiions. Loss Of Apo.
tss, LoVne,s Of Spirit, SalisU Complication,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03

MANHOOD: LOW LOST. Hon RESTORED.
s--l-s-. Just published. new rdton of D r
'HfSF 4 Enfverss ellis New s. sxay III
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lea, incapacty, lnpedr ents 10 Marriage, etc /; also
CONSUMPTION EPn sfsY and Frs, induced by self ndui
gence OF sexual eNtrava-ance. .,.. .........'
- Price, in seated S..ye,ope, only cents
'he author, in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming consequences of seabuse may be rad
irally cured without the dangerous of internal mei
Cine or the application Of the knif-pointing mode
cure At simple certain, and eGectaal by
Il which every sufferer. matter what his condition
ay he may himself ceaply, privately, and rad
ctNy.
- This Lecture should be in he haId4 Of every
.'lth and every man ~ land.
Sent un n seal. in plata envelope to any address
rt dia, On receipt =" cents or two postage stamps
'idreSs The publishers.
CHtS. J. G. KLINE . CO.
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SWANS BOURBON B|TTEaS
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

healthy tonic, gentle simuisns and uneqnal-
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oil other Bittsrs In more than Rty United
etates Army Hpspita!s and millions Of private
families, and is the only popular medicine
which has been especially exen,pted from
ssonp tar by the United states government,
Oh the ground Of It's having been adopted ass
standard remedy by the medical profession.
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FASHION PLATES

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EDITORIAL DRAWER

will abound with selections Of Wit Original Stories Comic
sketches, and Light Literature cued from veil. gar
nered storehouse Of fun fact and incident afording in
teresting light reading natter for the Parlor and Fine
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03
NO\ANN no WOvC.
FOR SALE BY

G. A. COCK, sE,sap-, t..e,:l Agent
Sold in Cedar Falls by G. h. Val LACE, BENJAMIN
4 WAYNE. In Waterloo BY W. W. FORRY, and by all
Druggists in the country.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by FULLER FRENCH
FULLER, and a. Druggists.
sFS"Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by
\. CRCSkEY and L. Il. BECKWiTii, Chicago.
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WILCOX &GIBBS SEW ING.MACUIN

win use coarse cotton. Enrn sin and tpine II ~,
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GAZLAY'S
PACIFIC MONTHLY

which are produced without regard to expense by An
hcicnt r0s 81 artists st whose head stands BIprIY
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We call The atent Of the Public to the profision u
hrst-ciass illustrations Of the varied novel and pictr-
esquc scenery and local views Of the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-03
DIR. JACKsoN's ORIENTAL LlNrMEsr
DE-. JAcKsoNs FRENCH rArENr MALE SAFE

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mpote create ana Increase the ssons any req
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Uh' 1HNh,VN FNhNIH FATkNT II VIE SAFE.
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Relief and Il Cure will Speedily
Follow!

For sale by BENJAMIN COLE. Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Wkalrsa's Agents S,fy
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19
The Great Mystery.

The body ia to die. No one who pasees
the charmed boundary comes back 70 tell
The imagination visits the realms of shad-
ows--sont ont from some window in the
SontroYenlife's restless waters, hut wings
is way YEARLY back, withmo olive leaf in
it's bsak as a token of emerging life, beyond
the closely bending horizon. Tho great
sun comes and goes in tho heaven, yet
breathcs no secret of tho ethereal wilder.
ness. The crescent moon cleavoH her
nightly passage across the upper deep, but
tosses overheard no signals The sentinel
stars challenges each other as they walk
their nightly rounds, but wo catch no syla.
2 bAe OF their oouu.ersign which gives pas.
cage to the heavenly camp. Between this
anil tho other liieuhere is a great gull fixed,
s daoross which neither foot nor eye can tray.
r.rl. 'rhc gentle friend whose eyes wo clos.
oil inItheir last sleop long years ago, died
with rapture in her wonder-striclien eyes,
a smile of iuetIabe joy upon her hps, and
lands folded over a triumphant heart, hut
her lips were past speech, and imtated
nothing of the vision that inthrulod her.
j, G., HolidnG
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19
sCTOOL LAND FON SALE.

rINHE purchaser of the following described land,
L in Section TO- Town north, Range 10 east,
having failed to make his several payments ac-
cording to law, said land, with all the improve
mcnts thereon, will be sold to the highest and best
bidder, at the door of the Court House Of said
county, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day Of May, 1865.
AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. unless the payments, with
the accruing interest now due on said lands, be-
paid before that time, to-wit;
Lot No. 4 .---. 10 Acres .---.--. Amount, S23I 81
Terms Cash; and no bid will be received for
less than the amount due, as above, with cost OF
sale.
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Pcrrysburg, April 3. 1865. 49f
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19
when 10 Give the NIItten.

Young woman! If n rich young man asks
you to marry him and has no occupation,
or trade, or calling, by which he could
mako u living il he were thrown on his own
resources, give him your respect, but give
him the mitten."
Whatever may be young mans quail
ties, il he is fond, very fond, of going 70
the thcater, refuse" him.
If n young maa shows by his converse
tion that he is an a,lmirer of fast horses,
and is pretty wcllacquainted with the quail.
tiles and "time" of tho hest racing nags of
the country, when hO asks your hand, give
him tho mitten" only.
II you ever hear young man speak of
his father cr mother disrespectCully, or con:
temptuously, do not encourage his atten-
tons; he will do tho same of you, and in
in many ways will make your heart aoho
before you die.
If you know young man who likes to
stand around tavern doors, at the street
corners, and about groceries" cut your
hand off rather than place It in his; he is
worth only the "mttcn."
II your suitor can tell you q great deal
about cards, seems familiar with multi.
tude of tricks which can bo performed
by tho same, and is himself an adept in
such things, let him win all the money
away from others, but let him not win"
your heart, for he will ''lose il" in year,
and leave you broken one in its place.
II you know "a nice Young man" who
will certainly inherit large estate, who is
ola highly respectable family" who seems
to bc At homo as to tho usages, customs,
and proprieties of good soeiety aud yet
WHO s,ihdiltoI ent about attending church
on the Sabbath, who speaks dispairagmgly
of clergymon, who talks about religion in
pStroni1ing way MS "very good thing in
its place, particularly for old women, weak
/ young girls and children, never marry him
should he ask you. Such man can never
warIa woman'S heart; viii never twine
around it the tendrils of true affection, for
he is innately cold, unsympathizing and
! selfish, and should sickness and trouble
| come ia you, he will leave you &c bear
them all alone.
| ldlcncss or the having no occupation,
! will always and inevitably engcnder moral
and physical disease; and these traits will
1 he moro or less perpotuated in tho childreh
born to such; tho hrWnt of these oalamities
has TO boulo by the mother, aud ia bearing
mp against them how many u Roale hearted
woman has sorrowod, aud grieved. and toll
ed herself into a premature grave may new
or be known, but the numher cannot be ex-
pressed in a few figures. Therefore, my
sunny'faced daughter, il You DO not want
to grow Id before yeur time to live life
OF toll and sorrow, aud thon permaturey
die, give not your hand, but only the init.
ten to young man, however well born
or rich, who has not Legitimate calling by
which he could make living ii he were
10y some fortuity left peuniless.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19
SCHOOL LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned will offer for sale at public
L auction, at the door of the Court House, in
Perryshurg, Wood county, Ohio, on
TUESDAY, the 23d day Of May, 1895,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and z
O'Clock Y. NJ, Lot number Ten (lO), Section num-
Der 10, Town number north, Range 10 east,
(Plain townshp), appraised as follows, to-wit:
W AcTtS.---- ---- Aluc, SIUV
Terms Onc-twclrth Of purchase money to be
paid nt time Of SALE and the balance in eleven an
nual installments Of equal amount, with annual
interest thereon. No bid will be taken for less
than the appraised value, with cost Of sale.
GEO. n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o..
Perrysburg April 3, 1865. 49f
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19

D0UBrFUL CoNrL,vsNr- la,c Chance,
ior Walworth was an inordiate loyer -,
cold water, Silas Wright. eu tse contrary
wac anything else but a teetotspsr. A, !,
dinner at which great Aauy mcn.hers ?,
the bar were present, slightly iroLria,e5
nd'vidnal arose and ofored tie f,ilovi,c
toast;-' Here's 10 the two creates, men NJ
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