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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-21
SWANS BOURBON BITTEas
SWANS BOURBON B,TTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

a healthy tonic, gentle s.lnu,sns ana unequal
Led morning appetizer. Prepared In ripe old
Bourbon. Being now used TO the exclusion 81
ell other Bitssrs In more than Hfy United
States Army Hospi!sls, and millions Of private
families, and ID the only popular medicine
which has been especially ezsmpsed JsoS
ssssrr sax BY the United eissss government,
o. the ground Q! Its having been adopted ~ .
standard rssssdy BY We medical profession.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-21
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AND DEBILITY.

DR. sTnfcEiANp's TcNIc--we can recommend those
suffering with loss Of Appetite Indigestion or Dy,peps.
Nervousness and Nervous Debility, TO strickiand's
Tonic IL Is vegetable preparation free from alcoholic
liquors; 1t strengthens the whole nervous system. IL
creates good appetite and IL warranted 10 cure Dys
peps'a and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at ~ per BOTTLE Pre-
Cincinnati, O.
For Sale IL Cedar Falls by BENJAMIN / COLE: G.
y, MINER, Ard J. ". pLrNNEE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-21
wERE NEVER EQuAE.LEE

Its r7piiifY absolute stiDness, ease Of motion M"
rolrRess and asatnes> 81 its HEM and FELL NJ
Err APPROACHED by any other machine W. car ca
in any hoy girl froE the street, and with three wir
utes instruction they will set the needle attach the Hes
Felier, and do the work with eutr" sncgess.
blind girl, with the exception Of thrra ng tie needle
do the MANY ladies' owning other frst-ciass ~.
chimes, to office To do their fine t.maiilg an
cling on the WILCOX Gibbs Machine.
The univ ersaliy pronounce this the best fnm2
sewing machine ia the world.
w.. A-c, fcr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-21


ri,c- r IN the n.he. of Ore.
r. ssInssasts the ss.s aaS sssrra"s disease.
fyy- The Rejuvenating Elixir Is the result Of mod
discoveries in the vegetable Kingdom; being
entirely AMI abstract method Of cure, !rres
pectig. Of all the old and worn out systems.
er This medicine has been tested Ivy the most
eminent medical of the day. and Ivy them pro
bounced to be one Of the greatest medical dscov
OF the age.
s- One bottle will cure general Debility.
~ few doses cures Mysteries In females.
~ One bottle cures Palpitatiou OF the Heart.
Sv From one TO three bottles restores the manli-
ness and full vigOr OF youth.
IW- Few doses restores the appetite.
~ Three bottles cure the worst case Of inpa
tency.
~A few doses cures the low spirited.
~ One bottle restores mental power
IL fep doses restores N. oygd,ss If ger-T,t,i1n
H- few doses bring the rose to the check.
~ This medicine restores TO manly vgor ana
robust health the poor deblilta:ed, worn-down and
~ Tie iistless enervated youth, the over.task.
ed man Of business the victim OF nervous depression
the individual suffering, from general debility, ~
diae and parmasent relief by the oil this Elixir
Essence Of Life.
sH- Price. ~ per bottle or three bottles for IS,
and forwarded by Express, on receipt Of money
{" any address.
- rhe Cherokee pills and ReJu.
veNatiDI Elixir, are sold by all en.erprisnR
DrugeiSts IN the civilized world. Same unprncipl-d
leaders, however. try to sell worthless compounds
in place II these: those which they can purchase at
cheap price. and make more money by sell
ing. Than they these medicines As you value
sour health, aye. the health of your future I'd.
sprin. 40 not he deceived by such unpr!nripied
Druggists. ask for these medicines and tiks No nth
.rs 1.-THE Druggist will not buy them for you, en-.
close The money IN u letter. and We will send them
TO You by Express, securely sealed and packed free
from observation.
Ladies' Gentlemen address US In perfect
confidence. stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms as We treat all diseases Of chronic
nature in male or female. Patients need not hesi.
tate because Of their inability 10 visit US, ~ We have
treated patients successfully In Nil portions Of the
civilized alphe, by correspondence.
Patients addressing us will please state plainly all
the symptoms Of their complaints. and write Post
Office, County. State and name Of writer, plan and
'nclose postage stamp for reply.
W send onr 81 Jdgs Thmpbtet free TO any ad-
dress Address all letters for Pamphlets advice to
the proliietors.
Or. W. r. MERWlN a. Co.,
No. 80 Liberty street. New York.
&. A. COOK. CHic AGO. No. 70 Market Street
General Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa. Wis
consin. Michigan and Indiana. who will supply
Druggists at our regular card prices.
FOR Sale BY
BFSJANTg 4 CeLE. Cedar Fails
J " FlreMes. Ce,iat Falls. 2ely
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-21

NATUENA7 TCAL PRECISION.
Hence each part Is interchangeable ard be readi,
re placed In CAGE VI accident. ......
THEY VIII NOT GET OUT OF ORDER.
We have known II Intimately for several years Many
thousands al eady In here and so far know
no. one in family has cost dime TO repair
ever been out 81 order At all Thew will last genera
tion II properly cared for None who have used Il
be persuaded to any other. :
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-11

Qpril, 8, 1865. 9enerol. SSb babe
Sbre geote BON beute Wor8en ouf oer
SorpciteR einie empfanoen, pobn ih
mid be9ob um Sic 3u trrffen un0 ceflnts
tlo ju erfabren, rpel6e Seoin9un9Cn in
Sbrer 9eftri9sn Qropofition in 8eju9 ouf
ole lleberaabe Der oisheitiocn 2(rmee elm
beerifen fino.
SD erfude Sic lest UNI cine llnterrcz
oune in @emdbbeit oss in Sbrem eeitri.
gen Sriefe ;u piefsm 3rpc& erboItenen
Nnsrbietens.
a&tunsGsOa 9tr rsstsrer Ginu
81. 6. Sec, General.
I'm Northumberland Il. g. @rant,
@ommanosur Der Ser. Staaten Qrmeen.
Iprit, 9, 1865. @eneral Sc. 6. See,
@ommanoeur Der Qrmeen Der GonfeCerirz
ten Staatpn. Sbre Note Uon bcutigem
Datum it erlt feet (I.50 elf ubr SO
Winuten Scrmitta95 ein8ctrofTen.
ga ib pon Der &ibmono uno 9pn6z
bureitrafe na6 Der SormUiQe uno Gpn6z
BURG Strabe Ju pafliren bate, 70 fhrebe
ih iest un9efdbr pier Meilen lueftllb bon
@allcr's 9bur6 uno rperpe na0 Der
Sront ju UOrrGden, um NIT Sbnen 3us
Iammen ju trefen. 9tobribt, no Sic
mid ;u fprtben pGnfbcn, miro MIDI ouf
cieiem @e9e trcffe.
GttanseSoa Sbr srastmr DiNrr
II. Q. 81 q n /, yt..Grn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-11
0as Gn6e Der NebeatD1t,
Sen. See init ieincr aan;em Slrnlce
cdpitmIirt.

Sine 3ipeite Srsu0enbotlbaft our6s
3utfte 9eitern Die Stoct uuo bon einem
@luncC gum onoeren floo Die 8uncc, baf
Sen. See nit Gem &cF iciner l(rmee Itd.
iter9eben.
Hie Gapitulaton pon Secs lrmee il
oa6 Gnoe Der &cbctlicn, oas Gnce tct
trauri9en SGr9erfrie9s, obne 8snn UT
1ber. Die 8oerberlte(un9 Der llnior
1T fein frommer 8unib mebr, iis 1T elm
poaenoete Sbotfade.
Grant bat iein @erf poGtnoet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-11

ga Bafdingtpm7. Z. 2lpril, SDr>
mittas8 10 llbr. 0enrral Sheriban
srif srItern Sen. 2re'S glrmcc an lhlu8
lie in bic Slu6t, nabm bic G'enrrdle
Gwr(, SerIdap, Button, Gprie unb
Siela anbere bpbe Sfiirierr, irpic mel"
rere Saufrno Wtann 9cfangen, erbrutrte
cine srpBe 9tn;abI G'eIhiee mp brTt
Gee su ;tpinsrn, ben 9teit frinrr 2lrmee
;u iitrr9eten.
@ritere @inSelbeiten prrbGn 70 Ianra
ais mDSli4 9c8eben wrrben, aber Der
Sele9rapb urbeitet ihIrdt.
G. 81. stanton, SdrSa'NlniItsr.
@ufatn9tpm Z. 9lprii. Sol
senbe SeleSramme, prIhe ben 8eltrrn
Ypn @rn. S6eriban iiber 2ci's rmec
Bewpnncnen Sies antiinbi9en, dnb eben
teim SriesSminiiterium ein8etrpHrn.
6. W. StantUn, &rtr9s. .Mntatr.
CITY YUint, 6. aprG, @ormIttnS5 8 ll4,.
An Ten SritssmtniRT.
8Cn SurfeSiQe Station I'M III ubr
Beltern 9lbenO Ienttte Sen. Grant fol-
srnbs Geprf6e Sarriban's.
q. 2ineDln.
6. gpriI Itsnbs III ubr.
HI Sen. atut. @rant.
SD babe bic GGre su brriatrn, ba6
Der Srinr, ba no bic StroBc, auf mel
der rr retirirtr, IiA nit Der SurfSrlus
Strabe frrust, Stanb birIt.
SD attafirte ibn Ipfcrt nit OiviiirI
nen be6 6. NrmcrcOrps, Idlu9 i0n tiid's
,i9 unb fellte meine @crtincun8 mit|
prr GaYalrrie brr.
SD trtringc iGn ned fortpaQrrnr,|
ipppbl nit GoNalterie ais Sufontcrif.
gis Jest batrn pir tic G,ucrGIe
SweQ, SerIbap, 9uttoH GpriG te
Bare, GUSTS Sec, ipmie mcbrcrc Gau@
irno Mann 9efangrn IA Stiif Gjr>
Ibute nit Gaibpn5 unb cine 9rcBr 2In>
jabl Wa9rn 9enCmmcn.
SD 9Ianbc, rpsmn ttidti8cr DRUID att
Irpenprt wirb, pirp Ocn. Gee capitu-
liren.
@itp 0oint, 9llbr @ormitta98.
In oen 8rieo8mnllter.
Scl9cnpcS 6ernere 1T ein9C0ouGCn.
Il. gincoln.
8urf6pilIe, Sa.
IN ocn prefiocnten
Scl9enoe 8Clc9romme mcrccn cDrGr;
oisti9lt dbcrieneCt.
Il. 9. @rant, Sen. Velut.
S3wsites armsteorpS 8 6. gPril
u ll4r @tsnf5.
I'm @snsrot Ma. gEeb6.
Infer lretrs Grrfcn scr GinGruf
ser Nabt am Soilpr5 Greet, CAB und
: 8anpncn 3 8abncn cine brtrGdtIidyd
llniabl GirfanBrnr, 200 g0oBcn, ~
llmbulan,rn nit 9frrCcn uno @iaul1
tbicrrn fir ungcfGbr bic $odIftr ccr Q8a-
9rn unb 2lmtulanjen.
9tuBrrbrm lirgen 8piIAsn $3.50
Dusen SuriifgelaRcn unb 5rrtrc6n
(ins0 tts QBrseS, Sattrric gGa8cn
5rlbIhmirbrn uub Srpefplttn.
SD babe Sbncn tereits bie GrbrH
'ung elmer Sanpnr, Srcter 6aRnn nrf
'ini9rn 0fanscnrn tcribtrt, nno ..
SbatIa6e, boB Der QBCB ouf cine Strt
fe ppn Spri 4icilrn nit 3rItcuL Va99a
Ie, SCAseratbIbaftrn GINGER glmunI
tiUn unb 9rie9smatrrial allrr 2lrt tF
itrcut III. Die QBagcn itrRn qurr ief
,ip 9lnfatrt CUR @riidc nno rS plr
einise 3rit nebmen, iie pr9jHr5umrn'
Der Trinb 1T in pplltI0n auL bcl
ararniibmlirgrnben 2tubfbfn nit frint
2lrtilleri. uEo Die Bride 1T tbCiIwciI
,erlfBrt, pdbrenb bic llfrr nuf bricrf
Seitrn aus pcIdrm SUNen bctcbcn.
g8ir ftuncn mprSen nitt in tcr1cI
ben g8eiIr auenrirrn mic bcutr.
Sptalb ib mrine Sruppcn ctpu
nrbr brranlrmmr, fbnnte ib Yirlieid
,ine GClrnne bic StroBe kinobieprr
lnb fe SsplUSirgn abcr rs it fIor, to
h mGhrrno tcr Nabt niht raid rcr
CIssH fauns -, .,
d, 9, bumpbrep6 y, @,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-11
Die peninaanaen ner lleberaabe.

8eneraI See bat untcr fol8cNpen Ses
oin8un9cn capitu!irt:
nOie RebeuensNrmee Ie9t Die 8afen
nis6er.
Die @efan9enen merOen parolirt uno
9cben in ibre Seimatb.
8enerol gee er0iebt iib ol6 &riE9s9es
flnoener".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

CopsA-M Fordham, on Friday, December 90, GEORGE
W. son OF John and Dorcas Corsa, aged 81 years, 10
months and IA dayi
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
attend the funeral tho Reformed Dutch church, Ford
ham, on Monday morning, ut eleven O'Clock.
Iry--0n Friday evening, December 20, THOMAS G.
SPIES, aged 80 years.
The funeral viii take place from the residence of his
broher.in.law, Edwin Mead, "A Seventh street, Sun
day afternoon at two O'Clock
IJ,y Other Deaths See Third Proe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20 1855.
Brian Born Circle Of which James Gibbons, President
Of the Tenian Senate, Is o member held its weekly
meeting this evening. Notwithstanding the strenuous
opposition OF Mr. Gibbons the Senate elected Benz Baker
delegate TO the Congress- James Ryan elected Centre
and j. DAILY, Treasurer. All the officers in favor OF
tho Congress Much enthusiasm prevailed among the
Fcnians Of this city On the Of the result
Brian Boru Circle Is Of the most influential OF the
body.
new circle named after Donovan Rosa was formed
TO- night, in which speeches were made and enthusiast
cally appauded in favor of OMahony
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30
Tho Annual Ball at the Astor House.


The annual ball given at the close Of the year by the
propeors OF the Aston House to their corps
of employees of last night at that establishment
The occasion characterized by the usual spirit and
gayety Some three hundred persons crowded the din
ing hail. and tho dance not little envened by the
presence Of the guests at the house. who
took an active par; IN the festival
Foremost in the CANCERS tho s'waltz" and the i'm
mortal '.jig Major General Fitzpatrick, supported
by Red Seson and other boys Of the battle fields OF the
South Not few Of the democratic workmen at the
Astor have served their full TO tho close Of the
In the camps and on the marches, which, perhaps
had OF their most important and effective recruiting
and directing headquarters at this very house.
1t Is well known that the Aston House has always BEEN
"head centre' for the citizens of the Irish republic
and the aspect Of tho assembage last evening" presided
over by John Devn might well suggest the leading
hotel in Dublin with the green above the red finally
and permanently established on tho old soil itself
Everything as and joyous rs possible, and the
ample provision Of music refreshments &C., the pleas
ant freedom Of intercourse and frank spirit OF the occa
sion, had all the characteristics of the Stetsons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

the cautious and faithful ocer who would not drink
duty. The officer was pacing up and down tho stc.e
0ss ss
tlr. ~ 'Oh, all right; como mp
Reaching the lobby our reporter hoard distant voices
u was the j.ry IN the agony q discussion Bat VIVA! i
Whether II was Job Long, or John Draper, or Philip
Burke or Chas Berry or ANY other man. F" he was I'M
able to decide Neither could he say that tho subject
1supericr Flshingn Don Pedro, or any other Of tho
kindred topics that occupied large space during the
investigation All no could ASCERTAIN that the work
brayey on, and that the jury seemed be far
of as ever from the nam point-an agreement
Fortified by this additional experience he, ventured
forth again, and returned again al half past ten o'clock
Doors all locked Lights still shining Jury I'M
doubteiy there. But how get n2 He knocked and
knocked for considerable time, and finally received
recognition from the inside of the unopenedoor "Any
verdict ye,?n "No." "Hsard anything at all from
jury" mo" Good night, 2 'Good nght,n and here
am again, waiting to return some halt dozen more
times for the verdict. Isn't IL very pleasant thing
then the writer before remarked, this waiting for
verdct9 II il apeasure the writer enjoy ed before
and hopes never 10 realize again Once Is sufficient
last for life time.
No from the jury, at least nothing far the
verdict concerned About half hour ago the jury
seemed TO be wIunglng pretty Hercey The discussion
Now everything is silent The jury room IL wrapped in
stiffness; sound issues from it, and the only noise
room. Are the jurors asleepS It positively looks very
much like as If Old Somnus had got the better Of
Stevens, Strong and the jury all put together ttle
wonder indeed II the poor fellows exhausted by abors
begun eleven o'clock In tile forenoon locked up in
large dreary ROOM and shut ont from the rest Of the
world, should fall of into pleasant slumbcrs 10 dream
away the rest Of time intervening before daybreak
NovERDIcT YET.
Up TO the hour OF going 10 press nothing further
had been received from the jury who were s locked
up and at variance to what ought to be their verdict
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

BosroS, Dec. 20, 1865.
4 letter from Gusdaioupe dated November 20 states
Mat the cholera had broken out there, and commit
ting great rages Basse Terre, town Of six thou
sand inbabtanti One hundred and fatal
occurred on the ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

Heavy Robbery NJ Duquoin. III.
DUoUoS, H., Dec. 90, 1865.
Smith Co.'s bana, OF this place. broken open and
robbed last night OF about $780, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

DEv A. CLE0HoRN HAS ACCEPTED THE CALL
IL OF the North Baptist church Ehristorher
bedford streets and will commence hie pastoral 0ors 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

- anu 40 MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
IN her two effective characters Of -
MIAMI and MADAME ST. AUBERr
In Bucksione's romantic aud delightful Drama,
GREEN BUSHES; or. 100 YEARS AGO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30
nIIsCEI.LANEOUs.
Apply NEW YEAR.

A -CoRNs, BrNTONS, IN.GRowING NAILS, TEN.
N. der Feet Chilblans, &c., cured by using Briggs
Aieviator and Curative Sold by druggss DR.: BRIGGS.
Chiropodist 6 Broadway. days and go Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30
The Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARmsBUH0 Pa, Dec. %, 1855
The city is crowded with members Of the Legislature.
There will bo no change in the organization of the
Senate James r. Kelly is the accepted republican can
ddac FOR speaker OF the House, and Mr. Benedict the
former Clerk will be rec elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

A WELL FITTING DRESS IL TIE MOST INDIsPEN.
"A sable preparation fbr receiving New Years calls and
easily secured by procuring pattern cut 10 ft the FORM
y cents at Nine. DEMORESTS Emporium Of Fashions, l73
Broadway. New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-10

the eftction "a suitable building, kaa'
carried. - IL
Fennell from Counties ON FITS Depart.
ment. reported that $50 feet of fubber hose
had been purchased and foceived, and pre-.
sented bill of g. b. Idesop & Gu: for same,
amounting to 1851 which WAS 6h his motion
efa.rsd paid.
All agreement entered INTO by the Mayors
with JOHN Hcssack in relation to the tent
of>building occupied by Undine Fire Engine
Company, and the occupa.fcu Of that Pttti6n
of Clinton street lying between Mait sttest
aud the Hydraulic basiE, enclosed and USED
by j. w. Calkins as lumber yard, was
presented.
On motion of Brunker, approved.
Resignation of w. F. Whitmore was ten.
dered, and on m, ton of Deano received.
On motion Of Mitchell, ..-
Council proceeded to the election Of City
Surveyor to Gil the unexpired term Of w. F.
Whitmore.
LIST ballot, Rober, Wilson, received 10 votes
LIST W. F. Whitmors, vote
On motion of Mitchell,
Robt. Wilson was declared duly elected.
Motion of Ceilings for the APPROVAL of Su.
pervisors report on :hange of grade on La
Sale and Main streets, was amended on
motion of Mitchell, that city council would
not interfere with or change the established
grades of said streets.
Amendment was passed.
Young called up the petition of E. s. Lee
land and others and moved that an appro
priation of 500 be made, in compliance with
prayer Of petitioners.
On motion of Young,
Amended and ordered, That that matter
be referred to special committee, consisting
of the Mayor, aud five Aldermen to report at
next meeting of city council
Mayor Kicking, Aldermen Delano, Nc
Ginnis, Brunker, Eichelberssr and Fenuell
were appointed SAID committee.
On motion of Fennell,
| Ordered, that council take no action at
present in reference to the opening, OF Ea
Pearl street, an ordinance of the city meeting
the requirements Of the case.
| On motion Of Young,
| Ordered, that the Com mi,tee on Fire De-
partment be instructed to inquire into the
matter of allowing Cndine or Niagara fire
engine, to leave the city on the 4th of July,
and be authorized to grant permit to which
ever company may be entitled to leave; in
conformity with an order passed by City
Council August 18th 1862.
! On motion Of Mitchell,
Ordered That an assessment of six mills
on each dollars valuation nf real and person.
/ al property liable to taxation for the year
/ 1865, be made, in compliance with an order
Of Board OF Education passed April sth 1865.
! On motion of Ceilings,
! Ordered, that the petition Of Bushnell and
others, being prayer for privileges in vio.
lation of an ordnance Of the city, be laid
on the table.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
/ w. W. Gardener, jailors fees $500; F.
Aldenbruck, posting notices Sl.5O; William
! Bryan, burying nusances $l.O0.
| Adjourned to Tuesday. June 20. 1865.
! II. n. WATERMAN.
! City Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-10

CURRAST WoRM.-Tbis scourge to almost
every green thing, has again made its ap-
pearance in our midst. We have been fire.
quently asked, of late, for remedy. We
are enabled to give Cur readers receipt
which will put an effectual quietns OH its
ravages. Quite number of our citizens
have already tried it, and pronounced it
sure cure, or rather a sure XII to the currau,
worm. 1t was clipped, we believe, from the
Utica IN. Y } Herald, of last year, and is as
follows:
Take or. Carbonate Potass, OF. Car
Donate Ammonia, and l OF. nitre, dissolve
in quart of soft soap, mix the whole thor
oughly in nine gallons of rain water. Apply
the slush through the nose of watering pot
to the bushes, opening them SO that the fluid
will pass down the forks of the plant where
the vermin mostly do corgregate. Do this
in the evening. and my word for it, the
worms will all be dead in the morning. The
mixture ill not injure tn. leaf, and is tx
eelent for rose or any other bushes infected
with Larvae, lice or bugs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-10
Soldiers' Relief Report.

The undersigned, committee appointed
at the Feb. Session of the Board of Supervi-
sors, to meet at the Court House in Ottawa.
on the first Monday in June, TO audit and
pay the bills for the relief of soldiers families,
and recommend futur. amour: to be allowed,
have performed that duty, and submit: the
following report:
We find the amount Of relief fund on hand
to be fourteen thousand one hundred and
forty eight dollars, {$l4,l4s), of which we
have audited and ordered paid, as per an
nexed list, The sum Of FIVE Thousand eight
hundred aud forty seven dollars and sixty
four cents, 5,S47.64). We therefore recom
mend that the supervisors Of the several towns
continue the present allowance to the families
of such soldiers as remain in the service.
Your committee feel assured that the hap
Ply termination of the war, nd consequest
duction of the army, will speedily relieve the
County from any further demands from this
source, and that relief should be continued
to the famiies of those only -h~ --rnain 80
the service. WV. ". GILMAN,
ELMER BALDWIN,
JAMES CLARK,
ELIAS c. HATHEwAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-10
GhiCa~0 Rcnublican.

We lave been careful reader OF the new
administration paper in Chicago, called the
CHICAGO REPUBLICAN," and so far are GER
sianly pleased, with it. 1t is the lorgest and
handsomest daily in the city, and indeed in
the west, and mechanically gotten up with
faultless taste. To speak of its management
editorially would hardly yet be fair, as Mr.
Dana. the editor N chief, has not vet assum-
ed the duties of that position and we should
judge the Office is being temporarily supplied
by Mr. Sheehan, who is rather more consera-
tive in sentiment their Mr.. Dana. we appre-
bend, will prove to be. In its news and com
mercial departments, the Republican is I'M
questionably already equal TO any of its
Chicago contemporaries, and when tie full
editorial corps get to work, it will be strange
indeed if it does not accomplish, what is said
to be one Of IFS main objects, the breaking
down Of the Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-10

The rebel Gen. Longstre-, has taken the
amnesty oath, gone TO Washington, and
made application to President Johnston for
pardon and restoration to civil rights. Gen.
Longstreet comes within no less than four
of tie classes excepted by President John
son f'om the benefits Of his amnesty pro-
cla nation. He was rebel officer above the
rank Of colonel; he resigned his commis-
sion in the L. S. army to take service of the
rebels; he was educated at West Point
and ne is supposed to have property worth
over $4,000. If re Is pardoned by the
President, there are few rebels embraced in
the fourteen classes excepted in the proclaim
ton that may not hope for like clemency