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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09
From the Rochester IN. " Union. a
Mcrchsats' Union Express COmpany,
..-. Singular Revelations.

Having felt al interest in the
/ success OF the new organization known
/ as the Merchants Union Express COM
pany, and believing that such an insti-
| tuition was necessary to relieve the pub
| lie from the burthens of monopoly, we
gave the movement the support Of this
| Journal Things have ira lspired from
| time to time in the organization that
led us to fear that the company was
not being judiciously managed, and
that the money paid by subscribers Tor
| the stock was not properly expended.
| Reports are IN circulation that require
to be corrected if false. If true, the
stock. holders should take hold of the
company and change its management.
! When tic contracts for the Onttlt Oi
! the duty Of purchasing was allotted to
sundry men, each taking, a part, and
each acting without restriction. There
was no competition, and, of course,
much larger prices were paid than
would have been had the business been
open to competition. Horses, wagons,
harness, real estate, etc., We're taken, il
is alleged, at high prices.
The stock of the company was fixed
at $f5, 000,o0o. By and by the capital
was increased to SO, 100000 without
any notice being given to the stock
holders. The first they knew of the
increase WAS some time after, when il
was indirectly stated in a circular adj
dressed, not to theia, bat the business
public. 49,. 1862 ...,-ff,.s -
! What became Of tie S5,ooo,o 900 of
stock added? We are told that it was
issued as paid-up stock. 1t is said that
| 81 GOO, 900 OF this paid-up stock was Civ
en- to thelate Dean Richmond, and that
other railroad officials received large
sums in stock. 5- .gas.. 3. E.tf..s, .s...-...
AS an example of the way in which
the money of the stockholders is being
expended, il is told that farm in New
| Jersey has been purchased for S31, 900,
! to he used US an asylum for disabled
! horses This caps the climax. When
horses give out they should be sold for
! what they will bring, If they have to 50
TO the bone yard. NO prudent company
would think OF retaining them as pen
Sioners. .i r ..f. .r..... .......
| 1t is asserted that the Stockholders in
pittsburg who took u lively Interest in
this neW express company have united
to go into the courts and contest the le-
gaity of the proceedings Of the dircc-
Tors, particularly with respect to the
distribution OF s5,o0O,00o OF paid-up
stock. ~. H.... -... .......
We l.oEe the reports referred to arc
untc,n del. but We have reason to fear
tlaai t..c5 ale true. Nv
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09
/. onslii,l oiion CuraiIe by Dr. Schcnek,s
.#G.E8 # Medicines.

TO CURE CGNSuMPTI0E,.thes system must be pre-
pared SO that the lungs win heal To accomplish this
the liver and stomach must first be ceansed and APP
petite created fer good wholesome food which, by these
medicines will be diges'ed properly, and good healthy
bio ID made thus building up the constitution
sCJIENCK'S MANDRAKE FILLS cleanse the stomach
OF all bilious mucous Accommodations, and ty using the
Seaweed Tonic in connecnn, the appetite is restored.
SClfENCKS FULMOAlC SYRUP Is nutritious as
well medicinal, and by using the three remedies all
Impurities eNpsie from the system and good whole
some blood made, which will rcpe all disease. II pa
tients will take these medicines ding TO directions
Consumption very frequently IN Its last stage Yields
readily to their action Take the Pills frequently, 10
cleanse the liver and stomach. 1t docs not follow that be-
the bowels not cosise they not required,
for sometimes in diaIritsa they necessary. The
stomach must be kept healthy, and appetite created to
allow the Pulalone Syrup tie respiratory
CANS properly, and allGY any Initiation Then all that
Is requiIe5 TO perform permanent Is. prevent
taking cold Exercise about the much as posi-
Ia all the richest fooa fat meat game and in fact
anything the appetite Graves bar be rart icnlar and
nasticate well. l2nd emily
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09
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THE threatening Baltimore tragedy
set on foot by Johnson, has petcred out
into ridiculous comedy for the amuse-
Inent of the nation. The facts Of the
history aIe briefly these :as ... -:
THE police commissioners OF Balti-
more, being loyal men elected by n
loyal Legislature, appointed only loyal
Judges of election, who enforced the
loya, constitution and laws OF Mary
land against rebel voting, and SO gave
hope ofooiitinued loyal ascendaney in
that city and state. Bat Swami, the
gna-nEi4nr Of Maryland having turned
u 6nlgf4t}sss G3 j. so pc .s ne rue regis
latura this winter, which can be made
sure by rebel members from Baltimore,
got in by rebel votes allowed at the
pole. Ia order to get at this partizan
end of personal ambition, Coy. Swami
trumped VI q charge OF mul-adminis.
tration against tie baltimore police
com inissioners, claiming Alright there
upon TO remove them from Office, and
put in others of his own stripe, who
Would let rebels vote contrary to law.
lie went to Washington, and got
President Johnson to promise. Federal
bayonct5 to back him up in his revolu-
tionary attempt. lie then went
through i farce Of trying the commits
>ionefs, but gould prove nothingagainst
them. Nevertheless, he proceeded to
pronounce them removed, and appoint
Cd new qnas 10 act in tAcir place. The
old commissioners denied his juriSdiet-
ion, aud refused to give up their office.
Oh cenrso there was great excitement,
aHac,Eil war was Threatened. But the
old commissioners r.uuagcd their cass
niti429ieat skifl, and have entirely ont
Nrittcd the breadand- bitter revolution
lists. gaf E:-- ".......r ,u.. -. 49,
On Saturday last bench warrant
wa. obtained from the court against
tie new commissioners, for attempting
10 oTga.size . pol!le farce Of their own,
.l.tat ciiisaa scI:ing the peace o. .ie city.
They were arrested and held for trial.
'r+ft,5ine 70 give bail, they were sent "a
p:i9on, and along with them tue
cnc.iil, t.. eoEtcA.'t o. court ia aidi!l.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09
TheNovember Elections,
Congress Triumphant /!
THE COUNTR Y SITE!
EVERY FREE STATE REPUBLICAN,!

The Republicans fully held their own
in the elections of Tuesday. IL ..
New York, the most holly contested
and dubious state, rejects Governor
Fenton by 5000 or 1000 majority
The World comedies 1000 Republican
majority; the Herald sets it at 5000 to
5000, the Times makes it 10000, the
Tribune calls it equal at least TO last
year. The New York delegation in the
next Congress will stand politically the
same rs in the present. Her Legisla-
turc is largely Republican.
Massachusetts rolls up majority OF
over 60, 600, clccting all her Republican
candidates for Congress.
New Jersey elects four Republicans
out of five Congressmen-a gain OF
two. -'~
Michigan gives Republican MAORI
ty of about 25 900, and all her Congress
men elect are Republicans. .--
Illinois gives Republican majority
of about 10000, and her delegation in
Congress will stand divided POLITICAL.
the same a, at present. @E.' ".-t
Wisconsin gives Republican ma
jority of about 10000, and her delega
ton in Congress stands politically un
changed. .".. W" ..
Minnesota gives about 5000 Repub
lican majority, and re-elects both he
Republican Congressman. ..t...
The Republicans have made clear
sweep of Kansas. IS a8 aa@. E.. s.......
LII Missouri, the entire delegation t.
Congress is probably Republican,
gain of one. .rt a# .a ta.... 4.
Maryland and Delaware are the onl.
black sheep in the flock. Both hav
gone for the johnson party-a loss c
one Republican Congressman in Mary
land. 'i .." a" z.
Chicago has done better at this cleo
ton than ever before. The Republical
majority in the city ia over 5000, an
in the county it is not much below Il
600 f. .- ar... t.-. -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

A LETTER by the last steamer from one
of the most Intelligent newspaper cor
respondents in Europe, says OF Bis.
marks ambition Let me tell you
that his ambition is of magnitude
| which will be seen to fall but little
short of that of the great Napoleon.
| His aim is that Germany united shall
rule Europe. He ainihi!atcd Austri.
as q great Power, and the next to fall
must be France. If this Saxon qucs-
| ton is to be the casus beHi, let il be so.
| 1t is ground Of his own choosing, and
he has chosen well, and he asks but for
| time. And in the next conflict, with
all Germany at his back, he means to
settle both France and Austria
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

TIE CoDIFICATIoN OF TIE LAWS
On the 1st of September the Commits
sion, consisting OF Caleb Gushing and
Judges James and Johnson, TO revise
and codify the statutes of the United
States, organized; and it is announced
that they have now begun their labors.
This Commission will sit for three years
before their work will be completed.
This is said to be the first attempt yet
made to revise and codify the laws of
the United States, which now fill four
teen volumes, andembrace the laws pass
eddy thirty-nine Congresses, during the
last seventy seven years. .,4....a. ..,.....
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

The Johnsonites at Washington have
discovered q big mares nest. Tho
radicals" have organized an armed
force to proceed to Washington during
the session ofCongress. to aid that body.
The" radical Governors of the West
have furnished the arms. This is the
last of the many ridiculous inventions
of the enemy. ITO the guilty conscience,
every stick and stone is police officer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

CHANGE OF OPINIoN.--At the Re
publican National Convention of 1864,
when a proposition was made in the
Wisconsin delegation to unite their
vote i'm favor of Andrew Johnson for
Vice President, Gov. Randall, now
Johnson's right hand man, and Post
master General, opposed the motion.
mo-" said he, Il know Andrew john
son better than you do. He is q bad,
treachsrous man, ard unit for the Of
fce.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

ET TT, BRuTE!- Even the New York
NcUS says, ut is useless to attempt to
overlook the fact, that the late specchi-
flying tour of the President was the
greatest blunder that functionary could
po ;sibly have committed 1T submits
the following explanation of the Presi-
dents blunder:
"The fact OF the matter is, that he
has unfortunately allowed himself to
be hoodwinked and bamboozled by the
willy aud interruptions demagogue OF
the State Department, who has deter
mined to sacrifice him, that he may
not be in his way when the time ar.
rves for the people to select the mex
President
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

The Raleigh (N. c. Progress thinks
the President will have no difficulty in
averting impeachment, if Congress ut.
tempts it. It's method has the merit OF
simplicity. 1t says:
"It would then be necessary to clear
the Capitol of the incendiaries at the
point of the bayonet, even as the Me-
chanics' Hall ut New Orleans was clear
cd of the the lawlcss Conventionists by
the slaves and revolvers of the police
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

IsCARIoT.-A correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press remarks that it is
great injustice to Judas to compare him
with Andrew Johnson. Judas did not
go travelling round the country Oh his
thirty pieces of silver but went and
hung himself" like u gentleman and
gave up his spirit. johnson will do
neither. = -.,.-.-- ------ -----
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

Andrew Johnson invariably tells his
copperhead and rebel hearers, that the
Union consists of thirty-six, instead of
twenty-five, States. 1t is very thought.
full of him to remind his copperhead
and rebel admirers that their scheme to
divide the Union has failed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

. e. - y Sea-.
CONDENSED JoIINsoNIsM.-It has
been observed that His Accidency is in
his speechcs slightly given to repeti-
ton, and chat in fact very few ideas
! ,,.S..s hia,r.ys ,ufa,luns!. : rtrrrc- 'tpIcago
Evenia'g Joarnol having studied the
subject, gives the following excellent
digest OF the Presidents Stump
| Sreec inca ;" s.E ...a #1tas ..
They say I'm demagogne-I amt.
| They say Pm traitor--I amt.
They say Pm Il usurper-I amt.
| They say Pm tyrant-I amt. ..s
They say I'm undigniifed--I amt.
They say my habits are had--they
ain t. 5la ...s f.....r... -sF. f.a........
They say I'm always hsrping ON
My policy"-I amt. H#s. ..
They say I'm egotistic-I amt.
They say I'm obstinste-l itin't. ,...,
They say | make partisan speeches.
7 dent. '''' 3D.. a" "3"@1a "t
They say l use the pronoun 1 over
much--I DON'T ...@. .....'.- .....
+ They say must be gotten out of the
wayI mustn't. '...- " rs
They say l ought to have my head
chopped off oughtn't. .....
run this Government.
have been in Office ever since can
remember. l have been Alderman
Constable, Supervisor, faxgatherer,
Congressman; and, by the help Of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

DIR w VI NrCLELAND, of Penn, says:
ihaSe prescribed Dr. SWANS Bourbon Bilters ,s 4
..,a, t tnrirs o :erer ar1 aye fcuad betisr TIA,
ar steer I. xssatis s.iua.aa..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

Macmillan has appointed Marshal
Bazaine, temporary Regent of Mexico,
aud has left for Vera Cruz, en- route for
Europe. General Sherman and United
States Minister Campbell will sail for
Mexico in few days. SO ends the
Mexican Empire!
Canada is very much exercised over
the Fenians, owing to the rctaliatory
spirit of the Brotherhood, az manifest
ed in various cities, through anony-
nous letters, etc. The tenor Of the
threats received is death and destruction
to the legal authorities, if execution is
done upon Lynch or Mcaiahon. A
new trial for these individuals will be
applied for this week. In the mean-
time British troops continue to arrive
from England. 1t is stated that 1000 of
these red-coats are now in Canada.
THE Emperor Of Austria is not salts
fed with the late War. He has learned
no other lesson from his defeat than an
uncoEquerabe hate and an undying de-
sire for revenge. He is already massing
once more his iegions. Every man,
almost every child, capable of bearing
arms il to be taught the art of War, and
measures are being taken to renderpos-
siblc vast CONSUMPTION of the entire
population of the Austrian Empire.
The logged obstinaey of the Hapsburgs
is as rampant as ever, and the otherwise
eminently praiseworthy opng Emperor
is determined to strike one more blow
for the restoration Of his once mighty
Empire to her old rank in the councils
OF nations. 5.g- 81 ....... .sss .s.r..a
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The Lansing Mirror says four inches
f SNOW fell in .Alaniakee County oil
riday and SATURDAY. last.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

We l.oEe The reports referred to aFt
uafc,, del. but We have reason to fea;
,l.ai t..cy ale trEe. Nv
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09

Up to the close of last week, 202, 40
immigrants have been landed at New
York since january LIST. FL. -. @a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29
DIR. T. J. KISNER.
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Is JACKSON IN THE SrArE?-Some
time since IA resident of Lewis County
Andrew Jackson by name, uncle TO the
immortal Stonewall, was arrested and
placed in durauce vile, on charge of
killing man. He was afterwards
tried, found guilty, and sent to the
ClaIkaburg jail for safe keeping. While
there, he and some accomplices. also
prisoners, worked faithfully at bars
and bolts, and stone walls, and suc-
ceeded in making good their ESCAPE.
The officers of the law have NOT vet
succeeded in experimenting jackson
II Is rumored, however, that he has
been seen recently in the streets Of
Weston, after night. A certain marty
whose name We did not learn
let drop hint, it was said, some time
amer Jackson's escape, at a hotel in
Weston, to the effect that he had seen
Jackson. The parties who heard him
were incredulous, and two of them re-
solved on seeing for themselves. Ac-
cordingly, on "a certain evening. they,
went, in company with the individual
who had dropped the hint, to a spot
where it was promised them a sight of
jackson could be obtained. Some
time afterward they returned, but their
lips refused to divulge secrets. They
were remarkably reticent. And the
question now is, did they see Jackson,
or were they unwilling to expose the
TACT that joke had been played on
themE Some think Jackson was seen,
and is still lurking in the mountains
Tor the purpose ofexecuting vengeance
upon some of his enemies.