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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01
THE EWS.

General s;ickles has gone back to
South Carolina.
Present appearances indicate that nc
change will lie made in the Cabinet.
The Prussian Government has con-
tracled for several steamers on tie
American pattern.
A bill has been introduced in the
Wisconsin Senate to remove the State
capital 20 milwaukee,.
The cable reports Il serious insurrec-
ton impending i'll Spain. No particu-
lars are given. .....
At the recent Tennessee convention
Gov. Brownlow was unanimously NOM
mated for reelection.
The impeachment matter is said to
he sustained lay some startling" facts,
to be G.yulged by the committee in
charge Of it.
The IieroiR has a special from Wash
in8tOn Indicating that Governor An.
drew, Of Massachusetts,, is TO superseae
Mi. seward i'll tLe Cabinet.
Governor Orr, OF South Carolina. in
Il recent speech 10 the freedmen stating
that he WAS in favor OF giving negroes,
who cail read the right OF suffrage.
The first Indictment against Surratt
having been found detective, II new ore
is 10 DC drafted, making him an acces
sorry instead OF Il principal in the ussas-
sInatiUn.
The Judiciary Committee has ascer-
tanned that in Louisiana alone contis-
Gated property TO the amount OF 500
O30,UW had been returned to rebels by
order OF the President.
Adviccs from Mexico indicate that tn
Imperial forces are badly deinoraized.
The Emperor now claims ouly TO be The
chief o' u national party-w!latcver
that may moan.
The House has refused to suspend the
rules and send the Tariff bill to Com
Diittee of Conference. Mr.. morrill,.
however, will continue vigorously to
insist upon its passage. ....
The New York Common Council has
taken measures to rescind its former
action n granting the lower end OF the
City Hall Park for a new Post Office
site, and the Battery fox a barge office.
Early Tuesday morning large por-
ton or the business part of the city OF
Elkiorn,. Walworth county, Wiscon-
sin, was destroyed by fire, supposed to
have originated in incediarisln. The
Losses Src severe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01
Ua1TEs.SAE SUFFRAGE WON,

Whatever course the President may
take relative 10 the pending RECONSTRUCT
ton bill, whether he sign it, or veto it
in tit'e tor the present Congress to pass
it oHet his veto, or "pOcket" ii, so as
10 allow the present .SSiOn to cXpiFc.
and throw the whole question into the
next Congress, which convcues Oh the
It'll Of March, III either case, the most
important and vital principle which it
contains has received so clear and
unanimous VindicatiOn that 10 Saiie
man can hope to thwart or defeat it.
Universal suffrage j. vindicated is the
csaeht!a! ground work and basis cf re-
construction. rs before the people, so
III Congress, it ID Il singular fact that no
attempt has been made To meet this
demand for nnveFs:!! suttiage by arru-
nicnt, or even denial. FROM first to
last, or so called Conservatives have
silently admitted that nothing but pre-.
iuG:ce could exclude q black citizen
from voting, so!&!y on the ground OF ills
color. Two years ago, those WHO would
have predicted so speedy II victory for
principle then ri,liculeH and dcspiscG,
would have been regarded as Inadmen.
ACaT;E all III" auherenis the Rrpurii-
can party has lost by pressing through
this measure to It's final triumph. have
been actuatcd solely by fear that the
principle Of universal suffrage would
split the party on which the restoration
Of the Union depended. The result
proves they were wrong. There has
been no split whatever in the party.
save that mace by those WHO split from
IL to Keep Il fiona splitting tie Dooiit-
Ties, Iowans, Dix1ils, bikes, aG,l Hay
monGs. The lesson 10 he learned from
Ills seems to he that the hest way to
keep The Republican party uai,ed is
feariess.y, at al! tiines, to vindcate the
principles OF justice.-Repu5ticuh.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01
I!MoTI,v, cLcvsa. KENTUCKY Blvs
GRASS, & REQ TOP SEED,
at the Iowa Central Asricul-
tural Warehouse and Seed Store.
T. l.. FRENCH.
FACTS Us, THEORIES.

"Giye me place TO rest my lever
ON says 4 rcl.imcdes. "ana | will
move the worid.n GIVE ne pure and
unaduIteraied drugs" says MeG!cus, OF
The o}dcn time, "amd | will cure dis
ease
In one sense, both the learned pun
dts Were the veriest chariatans. They
knew there was no place to rest their
lever on, either to move the world or
cure disease. Mechanism was in Il
back ward state, and the medical pro-
fss8ion was but another name tor aorcc-
ry, and Hi the adjuncts of magic filters
and chains of the evil eye" Sc.
But these latter days have borne unto
US something more thau even supersti-
ton aud its crew ever dreamed OF in
their malldcst philosophy. In these
days of practical science, what WAS the
DRY OF Yesterday is fact to-day, and all
the ola time notions become rs bubbles
in the sun, and burst and break with
every breath we draw.
I4rt Agchimedes shoulder his lever,
and we viii find resting place for it
N,cdicus ,aht ind toll no mere for the
drugs lie surely needs, for we have
them ut Our hand, ever ready 10 serve
them al his beck.
Refined ia the laboratory Of Dr.. Mag
c:e! the finest materials known in the
medical profession are obtained by any
one. His Bilious, Dyspcptic, aud Di-
arrnea Pills stand unrivaied. and his
Salve operates with magical effect up
on burns, scai'ls. AND all sores and ui-
GERS of the skin.
In fact, we think Maggiel's Pills and
SaIve are tie wonder of this ccnturyt
aud we are happy in the thought that
many others or our brethren Of the
craft agree with rs. We would car
nestiy counse! that all families provide
themselves with Dr.. Maggiei's prepa-
rations at once, and keep them ready ut
hand, so as TO Use them at the most OPP
perfume time and as occasion requires
pdttcy Sentinel.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01
REcayST!,v,?E0y.

On our first page, viii be found an
account of the final passing of the Mil
itary Reconstruction Bill. 1t was one
day too late to override the ten-day
powerofthe President; so that he may
still defeat the measure for the mo-
ment by pockcting it. But as that
would avail him little, since the new
congress sets Immediately march 4th, !
and would proceed to reenact the same
bill, or one still more stringent, the re-
port is that johnson will send in n
veto of it. this week, allowing this
Congress thus to pass it over his head.
1t is also reported as possible, that lie
Will permit the Tenure OF Office bill to
become law without his signature.
Also, that General Grant approves the
Reconstruction bill, but that all
the members Of the Cabinet, with
one exception, are opposed to 1t. q
President Johnson, is said, to object to
the Reconstruction bill principally be-
cause it divides the States into military
districts. He, would have preferred the
a delegation Of New York Demo.
Gratis, To the number Of $50, have pre-
sented a petition to- the President, nu-
merousiy signed, praying him to sign
the Reconstruction Bill rs it passed
Congress. The delegation was headed
by Thuriow Weed.
The New York Tribune thinks the
fact that Rererdy johnson voted for
the reconstruction bill, with universal
suiiraSe,the constitutional amendment,
and military rule all included, "a sign
Of the speedy approach of the millen-
num- .s--z
1t is intimated from Richmond that
Virginia will speedily accept the new
plan OF reconstruction adopted by con-
gress, including negro suffrage. Posi-
bly, the ex-rebels OF that state are begin
ming to see the consequences of their
stubborn policy, and to profit from
their experience. .-...a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01
Overture, bv Tho I,rc,f.scn,.

r. There are very fcwapeorle in the Uni.
ted states who cling 10 the hope that
Andy johnson vii, yet redeem himself,
JON the Washington society,
and become adecentmnu before he dies.
Neneed not tell every reader of the
! Times that Mr., johnson needs watch
ing-a man, we should rather say, who
must be watched. The time has long
since gone by when it was incumbent
on the press or the public men of the
country todea' tcndcrIy with Mr.. John
sons inflrmities--to account for his
conduct by charitable hypotheses-to
avoid the disclosure OF his real charac-
/ ter 10 the scrutiny of, other nations, in
the nope of preventing n scandal from
coming upon the American name. The
truth was daraened from utterance UNI
| I'll its uttcEince became gratuitous.
The knowledge long preceded the con-
| fessiun. Aud after all our experience,
it would be infinitely puerile for us now
10 enact the ostrich = simple selfdccep-
ton, cover our eyes from patent reai,-
Ties, and seek To pursuadc ourselves that.
after all, Mr.. johnson may he trusted
to fulfil pledge. r.. ..,..e .r
The fact is, Mr.. Johnson wants to
! find friend. Every party that ever
stood by him is now alienated from his
| fiicndship-llIe Republicans because of
Urea .herous desertion, the Democracy
and the South because he fails to serve
them effectively, the bread. and butter
brigade because there are not offices
enough to go round, and the disap-
! poinlments outnumber the rewards.
g.! Mr.. johnson ycarns to belong to 4 par
| ty. He fluids no charm in solitude;
and to surround himself once more
| with an army of adherents, he consents
/ h., at H., I.,.t.
writers say--to indorse the constitution
al amendment, establish, if a President
can perform that office, impartial SUI.
tFage in the South, and To do anything
In short, that may be asked of him, SO
| that Congress shall not go Oh in IT'S tri-
utnphant career, ignoring his views,
over-ruling his vetoes, and seeming to
/ forget his very existence. For once, if
never before, Mr.. Johnson is to be
pitied. .-.....
pitied, but not trusted. His assent to
any plan of reconstruction is not worth
the paper on which it is written, cx-
ccpt, indeed, II be his official signature
to AN act OF Congress. Private ncgOtia-
ton with ilie President las 10 founda-
lion Of integrity OH his part, on which
to be securely conducted. There may
be some nialcontent Republicans in
Cougress-sumc members who have
failed to '.icad' the b, dy as they in
tended to have dome who would rath-
CT concoct bargain With Mr.. Johnson
on such terms and with such guarantees
as may lie attainab!e, than TO give in
their adhesion 10 u settlement wLit!!
some other republicans than them
selves have devised and carried out.
An alliance with Mr.. Johnson is hardly
eXpiaiuablc on any other theory. He !
does not require to be appeased or propi- !
tiated-fur the sword OF Dainoces is !
held over his heat by the Judiciary .
resist the will OF Congress and lis con
stitucGt@. TO treat with him HOW IS .
like making terms with conquered rcb. .
ets-a needless and dangerous proceed |
.-UNLMlae Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01
----x~ go.

The United States Treasurer has Is
sued new rules tor the redemption of
fractional! and other United States notes
that from whatever cause have become
unfit for circul; ton. Under these rules
all national hanks that have been ,"sig-
mated Repositories Of public money are
required to cooperate in the work Of
redemption, except such notes lis are
designated as muti!ated 10y the Depart
mpnf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01

Mr.. Wcntworth's committee TO in.
vestigate an alleged compromise be-
tween President johnson ant: certain
members Of Congress reported Tuesday
that no such compromise could be
found 10 exist, aad were discharged
from further consideration Of the sub
iact,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01

In the recent temperance meeting
held ut the National Capitol, Mr. Grin.
ncl of the Fourth Iowa District. sai,
among other good things, that, in the
entire judicial district in which he
lived, there was not one toli-gate to
hell. This was high compliment to
the district, expressed In betting terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01

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.pr making he simple remedy by which lie was cured
Sufferers wishing TO roit by the advertisers experience
dc so by addressing
JOHN d. OGDEN
No. 10 Chambers ST., NewYork
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01

Professor Bache, OF the United States
Coast Survey, whose illness was pre-
yiousIy announced, has died at New
port, Il. l., Of softeniBg OF The brain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01
f IL UT TR Il Els !!
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EXTRACTS fro vAHOgTS LETTER
l.,lr, tifa
j. w. PLUMMER.
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FOR CUTANEoUS DISORDERS
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01

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MAGGIE, 81 Fulton St, New York to counterfeit
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EcrCrS You'll.

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