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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26
CHIC.
ARRAroNMESr OF ANDREW JOHNSON.

Major-Gen. Logan delivered along
and vigorous speech at Hamilton,
Ohio, on Wednesday, in which he ar
raigned the Democracy forits crimes
and infsmy, and said Of Andrew John.
son:
"Tell me to day if You had JEFF
Davis in the Presidential chair, or
Mr.. Robt. E. Lee, could they have
done more for the rebels in this land
than Andrew Johnson has since he
has been President? If they could, l
would like to know in what way they
could have done it. If jeff Davis
had been President, what would he
have done2 He would have returned
all tho property to the rebels that
had lost. AndrewJohnson has done
that. fJeff Davis had been Presi-
dent he would have pardoned all the
rebels that asked him for pardon. A
Johnson has done that and more'too.
If JEFF Davis had been President be
would have denounced this Congress,
and call them set Of traitors. An.
drew johnson has done it. IF jeff
Davis had been President he would
have appointed rebel Governors
down South to control those States.
Andrew johnson did the same thing.
If JEFF Davis had been President he
would haye vetoed the Freedmen'a
Bureau bill. Andrew johnson did
that. He would have vetoed the
Civil Rights bill. Andrew Johnson
did that. He would have vetoed the
first Reconstruction act Of Congress.
and all other acts, which Andrew
johnson has done"
Upon the Same day the Hon. W.
D. Kelley spoke IN Cincinnati, and
after describing an interview which
he had held with President tsJohnson,
shortly after the death of Abraham
Lincoln, in whicn Mr.. johnson had
declared himself in thorough har-
mony with Congress and the North,
said:
"As eft the room, pleased that
| had these confidential interviews
with him, I met Gen. Carl Schurz,
fresh from Sherman's army in North
Carolina, with his stars yet upon his
shoulders, and the dust of Sherman'e
grand march to the sea still upon his
soldierly habiliments. fApplause.] ]
! met him but for a moment; said he:
THE President is all right; ifhe don't
talk little too strongly. I am afraid,
he continued, that the tones OF the
President and the very vehement
protestations make me fear the fideli.
ty Of his Statements l met him
next day in Philadelhaia, and in the
presence of a number of gentlemen,
Gen Schurz and we compared notes
and found that Johnson had talked
to him AZ to me, and to both of us az
to Charles Sumner. Imethim again
a few days afterward With General
Stewart L. Woodford ard Gen Lit
tlefeld-the one fresh from the pos,
command of Chaleston, South Caro-
lima, and the other fresh from the
command of the post Of Savannah,
Georgia, and I learned that the one
had heard from George gentlemen,
who had been with the President in
interview with him. and stated that
it was his purpose to overthrow the
radical party, and re organize the
national democratic party, and, said
Gen. Woodford naming eentlem an
from South Carolia-rebels-sthat ID
the statement Mr.. Johnson made to
each and all Of these gentlemen
each separate and apart from the
other"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26
NASBY.

The Amnesty Proclnmation-A Cab
inet consultation 0ver it--the SAFETY
Of the President from Impeachment.
rosr OFFICE, CoNFxDRrr K RoAps.
(wich Is in the Stait NV Kentucky.
Aug. 16, 1-0.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
Everlasting Flower
AND
ORNAMENTAL GRASS SEEDS,
AT the Iowa Central Agricul.
tural Warehouse and Seed Store

TIC Ccntds &ystem.-On and after
March LIST, grain was to be sold in Du.
buque and Chicago by the GENITAL"
600 ibs) instead of the bushel. We
have prepared the following rules of
exchange from one to the other, for the
convenience of our farmers and ship
pers.
RULE I. For converting the bushel
price into the GENITAL price: For IVheat
add one cipher and divide by 6; for
Corn and Rye, add two ciphcrs and di-
vide by s and then by7; for Barley,
add two ciphers and divide by and
then by 6, for Oats multiply by 60 and
divide by Z.
RULE III, for converting the GENITAL
price into the bushcl price: For Wheat,
multiply by G and cut off one figure !;
for Corn and Rye, multiply by times
! Tor Sc fhs) and cut Off two figures !;
for barley, multiply by times 6
(or As ibs) and cut OF two figures ::
for Oats, multiply by land divide 10y %
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
OURSELVES.

When we sold out the, GuardiG', OF
independence last July, we bought the
Gazette at the earnest solicitation of the
Messrs Perkins, mostly for the purpose
of making a safe investment for future
sale, there being but one printing
office here. When we arrived here, and
found that our purchase had not fully
given us the field as we had supposed,
but that the foreman Of the Office was
resolved to set up an opposition office
for himself,-we ut once felt desirous
to withdraw and we so announced, Sept.
7th, in published card as follows:
much rs VIC dcprccate this position, and
would have kept out of it If foreseen, ana
,pould no,p retire from il II irc could,-we are
forced to 20 on and do our best, trusting In
Providence, and in generous iairnlnded
people,"
From that hour we have continued
of the same mind, and we have now
awaited ourselves of the first opportu-
nifty, when o fair offer ia made TO us, by
which we can save ourselves whole
with the investment we here made, and
have on that basis bargained away the
establishment. The sale is pledged to
Mr.. C. w. Snyder from Clinton, Iowa,
who is to run the Ga=ette after the three
numbers which complete the present
volume, with or without any other par
ty taken into partnership, as hc may
arrange.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
T. l.. FRENCH.

THO Hutchinson Concert.---The ap.
pointments of the Hutchinson family
last week, for this place, Waterloo, In
and Manchester, all failed
by reason of misconncction of cars,
bridges gone, &C., in passing from the
southern part of the state upward in
this direction. But on Tuesday of this
week, q Geographic dispatch came from
the Hutcbinsons at Farley, saying that
Tic, ,::cs ,yan!d be here to sing that night.
Not getting the dispatch till after
o'clock, we flew round and got oui
bills, which were spread as soon as pos
sible. But then CAME another telegram
that the cars were off the track and
would be delayed three hours. This
puteverything back again; and although
the singers We're here soon after seven
O'clock, and q bell ringer was sent
the streets, and the church bell
was rung, but small company could
be got together. However at nine
o'clock, the concert commenced and we
had a rich treat Of the glorious Hutch
inson Music. We are sorry for the
many mishaps, by which our people
were kept out of this entertainment.
The performance was fine, especially
the discouraging circum-
stances; and the absentees lost good
deal. The Family went from here to
Waterloo; and 1t il hoped that they
may visit Cedar Falls again under bet
ter auspices. There is yankee cnthu-
siasm of reform, and . fearful, hopeful
JUNCTION of spirit about the Hutchinsons
which always wins upon the popular
heart
r. S.-Finding Waterloo not duly
notified, the Hutchinson Family 70.
turned here, aud gave o second concert
"Wednesday evening, for tho benefit Of
the Baptist Church. But with SO little
notice the Turnout IVES no: large,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
Tiia0THY, CLOVER, KENTUCKY BLUE
GRASS, O. RED TOP SEED.
At the Iowa Central Agricul-
tural Warehouse and Seed Store.
IT. l.. FRENCH.

4 Cdition.-On Saturday night last,
as Mr.. Jarman, ut the public sales room
attempted to extinguish n kerosene
lamp by blowing it out at the top, the
lamp came near cxtiuguisliing him, the
gas exploding with loud report, fore
ing off the top of the lamp which flew
in close proximity to his ''snoot" aud
landed at some distance thercfrom
His escape from fearful injury may be
attributed, under Providence, to the
fact that the lamp was upon the desk
and therefore took an obiique direction,
only slightly grazing his head in its rap
id fight. This certainly should serve
as timely caution to all who use kerr
osene lamps. 1t should he added that
there is much more liability to accident
when there is but little oil in the lamp,
as was the cnse in the present instance.
Ledger.
s6-"Snootn in tho above 10 a mis-
print for forehead" The LEDGER
man is so versed in the "snout" bust
ness that he naturally makes such a
slip. He is great on misprints. He
elsewhere tells the story Of Jarman's
eating hotel Crawford of Ack!cy out of
house and home; but he wrongly get.
it twenty screen buckwheat cakes and
twcnty cups of coffee at single meal.
Why, man alive! how could you in
vert the IL cakes into only q, and by
omission so reduce the twenty dozen
cups of coffee at meal?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
-rzE ORPHANS, HOME FESTIVAL.
Dubuque Report.

To the Adiutant of No. Z, g. 4. r.:
Sir: The Committee of Arrangements
of the Orphans Home Festival, would
respectfully submit the subjoined re-
port of receipts and expenditures, show.
ing "a balance of net receipts amount
ing to $3.50 90.
We would report that we forwarded
Saturday morning, by the kindness
of the Superintendent OF the Express
Company, one barrel of cooked turkeys,
chickens, and meat, md 2boxcs of cake,
with arrangements for it 10 reach 1.-The
Homen at Cedar Falls for Sunday
dinner, which we have reason to be-
lievo was accomplished.
We have since shipped one box of
soap and one barrel ofsundry donations,
consisting Of hams, canned fruit, sugar,
crackers, clothing, &C., while there
yet remains on hand the material used
for table cloths, which the ladies pro-
pose to make into children's clothing
for 1.-THE Home"
AT the final meeting Of the Joint
Committee of Arrangements, the ac-
companying communication, from the
Treasurer of the late Northern Iowa
Sanitary Fair, was read, the donation
accepted, and the Chairman directed
to make the proper acknowledgements.
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
Reso,rcd, that this committee unan-
imously recommend the funds now in
their hands TO be used rs special
fund.- exclusively for promoting and
increasing the personal comfort and
welfare OF the children Of 1.-THE
Home"
They would also recommend the ap-
pointment of joint committee, to act
with committee of Post No. 50 in the
disbursement of this fund.
The committee would respectfully
suggest the appointment Of q standing
committee on ''Tho Orphans Home.n
ANOTHER DONATION.
DR.. VIM. Watson, Chairman Committee
arrangements Of Orphaas' Home
Festival.
DEAR SIR: Enclosed please find
check for 1902 ~ for the benefit Of the
Soldiers Orphans Home ut Cedar
Fails. This amount is the balance
remaining in my hands rs Treasurer OF
the Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair, and
tho Executive Committee order this
disposition of the funds, i'll the con-
fident belief that it will be satisfac.
tory to all concerned.
Yours, respectfully,
GEO. l.. MATHEWS,
Treas. Northern Iowa San. Fair.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

city Caucus.-The Republicans met
in council Mt City Hall, on Friday
night last. G. May was called to the
chair, and +. n. Chase was chosen
Secretary. After an informal ballot for
Mayor, in which DR.. +. A. Bryant re-
ceived within one of G majority, he was
unanimously nominated by acclama-
ton. The rest of the ticket was then
made, each Ward nominating for its
own Councilman. The following City
Republican Committee was appointed
for the year: At large, p. Melendy {;
First Ward, J. J. Tolerton; Second
Ward, w. s. Garrison; Third Ward,
Dr.. Kerr; Fourth Ward, +. Sessions.
After the choice of rallying committee
for each Ward, the meeting adjourned.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

A Relic Of the DARK Agcs. MIR. EDI-
TOR A short time since, listened at
Ackley with much pleasure to an able
address on education, from Eli Jessup,
Esq, Superintendent of Public Schools
in Hardin county. speaker cvinced
a perfect familiarity with the subject
under discussion and alluded with
much pride to the excellent graded
school district of Cedar Falls, rs a pat
tern for other School Districts. He
stated one fact, which is the burden of
this note; and which appeared to me
almost incredible, namely,-that two
Supervisors of his district were opposed
to compromising the Superintendent
for his laborious services! This of
course was equivalent to an attempt to
dispense with that officer. These
Supervisors are probably similar in in
tsiligence to parent, whom 1 once
asked why he did not send his boy to
school. He replied, because "he was
afraid the boy would know more than
he did," 1T,
EsS Look here, friend. We have
more of q fossil than that in Black
Hawk county,-a relic Of still darker
ages. 1t is a man out back (thank
heaven there is but one) who has not
seen and admired Campbell's splendid
Crockery Store in this city! How any
one within twenty miles of Cedar Falls
could fail to take trip to town, to look
at the elegant signs and dishes at the
corner store, is a wonder to rs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
sCyyEycys,s St.AwEEu rcyrr.

This medicine, invented by DR.. J. II. ScH.ScK, Of
Philadelphia, Is INTENDED TO dissolve the food and
make il into chyme. :he first process OF digestion. BY
cleansing the stomach with schenks Mandrake Pills tie
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and fnoa shat could
be eaten before using it, will he easily digested.
Consumption cannot he cured by Schenck's Pumonic
Syrup unless the stomach and Liver made healthy
and the appetite restored. Hence the Tome and pills are
required In nearly every ease q consumption. half
dozen bottles Of the SEaWEFD TONIC and three or
four boxes OF the MANDRAKE fills will cure any or
binary case of dyspepsia
Dr.. Sc,,enck makes profassi"nn! visits In New York
Boston and at his prin 'ips Office In Philadelphia every
week See daily papers OF each place. his pamphe.
on consumption, for bis days frr Visitation
Please observe. when purchasing. TINT the two like
Of the Doctor when In the last stage 81 Con-
sumption. and the other rs he now Is In perfect health
are the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers price 80 per bot
tie. 81 so the hnlfiozcn. All letters for advice
should be addressed TO pr. Schenck's prncra! Office
No. Is North 9th Street. PHILADELPHIA. Pa General
Wholesale Agents: Denas Barnes Co.. n. Y. SIS.
Hance Baltimore. Nd; John u. Parkc. Cincinnati o.;
Walker Taylor. chicsgo, III Collins Bros. 81 Louis,
Missouri. l39-lst wemly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
BEHIND THE LIGHTHOUSE.

Old fogrsin Il not quite dead People still to he
found whu think that health Is promoted by depletion
Was there such false logic Nature is the grand
.agon, o disease and the dep'eters propose 10 pros
trate Nature, IN order might suppose to give the
dOube chance Mt the lie Of the patient! The true
practice is TO invgoraie the vital powers to render
them overmach Tor the elements of disease This
he done with IiOSTETTER's STOMACH BlTTERs. or
all vegetable toncs they ;c most powerful ard the
most genial. At this season. when the strongest
organizations are Lae to be affected by the alterations
OF stringent cold and malarluus moisture. this nestmabe
protective medicine IL especially needed Persons pre-
disposed to biDusgess, dyspepsia constipation, inter
mittent fever any OF the complaints which cod wealth
er pcrinduces aggravated sho6la take II regularly
throughout the Winter and Spring months II is abso.
utey pure and iiarn!css. 45.im
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
r. l.. FRENCH.


Pure Cider Tinegar. call the at
tention of the public to ali advertise
ment in another column, of Prussing's
Pure Cider Vinegar. This is not only
by far the strongest and most palatabc
vinegar in the market, but is also free
from mineral acids and metallic SUBJ
stances with which commercial vinegar
is SO frequently adultcratcd. Mr..
Prussing warrants it to he entirely pure,
and that ii vii! preserve pickles per-
fectly. The fact that he has the largest
works of the kind in the United States,
and that he has received the first prcmi-
ums at all the fairs wherever his vine
gar has been exhibited, is evidence of
its great popularity.
Housekeepers should ask for Prus-
sings Pure Cider Vinegar. il they wish
to get the best Chicago "7ribule.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
Speeial Aotites.
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Thousands OF testimonials assert She will send,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

AS we have contracted to sell the GA
zETTE establishment, giving possession
on the 23d of March, it is necessary for
all accounts to be settled up immedi-
ately. All subscribers who are not con-
fident that they are in advance, and all
persons anyway in arrears, are request
ed to call at once; as our business must
all be adjusted by that time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

Webster City.--A child OF Mr.. Foust,
of Webster city, Yves seriously scalded
last Sunday morning by inhaling the
hot steam out of the spout Of the tea
kettle that was simmering away OH the
stove. A deer which had been chased
forty miles, was captured two miles
from Webster city one day last week.
We CLEAN from the freeman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
GARDEN, F|ELO,& Flower SEEDS.

Just received at the Iowa Cen
tral Agricultural Warehouse g.
Seed Store.
The Largest assortment Of
Fresh and Genuine Seeds ever
brought into the Northwest.
For Sale by
T. T.. FRENCH.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
CLIMAX.

CLIMAX
pain statement Of facts. INHERITED scrofuIa and
many OF my reati ms have died o. IT, In 1889 my case
vas frighfu Tumors and ulcers spread until in ,ss2
when. under the advice u my ply sicians. ven to
Avon Springs received no benefit though tried ev-
cry medicine and did everything could. had to rest
my arm cushion, and had not been able to raise IL
To my head for year The discharge from al.
GERS WIS nearly pint day. Amputa.ion recon-.
,nended but pronounced dangerois could not sleep
ard my sIferir'gs intoierabe friehd Brought
he said he had accomplished extraordinary cures In the
hospitals In England 1t commenced TO relieve: 1 per.
sisted In Its u finally effected perfect anil entire
cure. 1t Is 1915 II is five years since had the
appearance Of scroulous Sore and my health has been
good since. procured the receipt o! this wonder
fhl articlehs Blessing Of humanify-and have called
II or not A. they choose This Is brief but candid state
tneut given more fully In my circular.
Geneva, N. T., Dec. 1siS. J. N. FACE.
NEW Y0ng, Oct, 18Th, 1866
'.Ibave known ]. NJ. Page, Esq.,, 81 Geneva. n Y
for many lie Is one Of the first citizens Of West
ern New York. saw him last week in good health
Ills ease .asa most remarkable one hut actually true
in every particular. fsigaedl DESas BAxSxs."
We have watched the unaided but growing favor Of
pages Climax Save," and awaiting ourselves Of the
wonderful curative powers have become propretors Of
The Same
Rheum Fever Sores, Broken Breasts Frost Bites Grill
blans, Stnrs. Bruises Cuts. Swelings dc, wheter I'M
beast Il subdues pain and inflammation with
surprising celebrity. and heals burns without No
family should be without u. II always Wanted and Is
always ready. We will forfeit dozen boxes for any
single failure. We believe there never anything like
II In the world. Its put in tin boxes, surrounded by
full circular giving facts, directions, testimonials
and be ordered through respectable Druggist
throughout the world. Price only g cents.
WHITE 4 ROWLAND
Successor 70 JIM Page, i2i Liberty st.. N. Z.
Pas sp-alt-Wiy
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

That Pone.'-See our first page
for an excellent.tcmperance poem, right
from the mint. It Is not often that We
get original poetry of equal merit; and
this was shoveled out for US by Black
Hawk farmer. 1t will bear reading by
every spirit circle in town; and nobody
need feel himself hit unkindly, in the
local illusions made. There erc few
copies of tho poem for safe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

.Neighbor Cities.-At Independence
on Monday, Mayor w. A. Jones, Re-
publican, was reelected by an over.
whelming majority, there being great
excitement. At Manchester, Mayor
Loonis, Republican. mns also re-elect-
cd by q handsome majority. At
3Yaverly, the Republican ticket was
chosen, except two trustees.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

Not so Fast.-The Dubuque Herald
OF Tuesday morning gave telegraphic
despatch from this city, with the cleo
ton news OF Monday, which ended
thus: "The City Council Of Cedar
Falls now stands FIVE democrats to
three radicals.n Oh! You hit it within
ono. 1t is six to two; only "t'other
eend foremost, "-tho two being all the
democrats there are, and the six being
radicals" as you call them!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

"Gone Back" on 'em.-The Du-
buquers have held an indignation meet
ing, to demonstrate against the selling
out Of the d. & S. c. r. r. to the Illi-
nois Central. What's now in the wind?
Thought you were all in favor Of the
Union.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

"AN Quiet on the Potomac."-Duh
times these for "locals," rs we'll as for
trade. 0 for dog fight, CIR sensation
Of some sort toSenliven our columns.
Bowman has just started for sleigh
ride on wheels. That's oil we see 60
Ing on.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

The Wooden Fuctory.-This establish
nient has bern incorporated under the
title of the "Cedar Falls Wooden
Mills" as will be seen by their publica-
ton made IN our paper to-day. They
are now going right ahead.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
NOTICE.

ALI. STOCKHOLDERS of tho Iowa
Central Railroad Company Of Black
Hawk county, are hereby notified to
meet at Council Hall, in Cedar Falls,
on Thursday, March lith, at O'Clock
p. n. All STOCKHOLDERS are request
ed to be present, as business of impor-
lance will come before said meeting.
G. MAY, Agent.
NF,rol, 1907
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

Breaking, Turf and &uJJ1p,
Old Ground and tMouez Pyoacs,
Warranted 10 .Scour and do good
worA, at the Iowa Central Aeri.
cultural Warehouse ard Seed
Store.
~ T. EDECryY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
HALF SPRING WAGONS.

Wanyacsurea by A. A.C COPPER,
For one or two Horses, just the
thing for a Farmer to ride. to
Town in, and carry a light load.
Warranted to run one year
without breakage. At the Iowa
Central Agricultural Warehouse
and Seed Store.
T l.. FRENCH.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

II. II. Accident,.-On Tuesday, =
freight train got off the track near
Dyersviile, and one car was pretty
we'll smashed up. This belated the
passenger train westward for three
hours, SO that it did not arrive here till
between land p. NJ.