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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
The Most Complete,

the MOST SIMPLE, the MOST CORRECT IN PRINCIPLE.
ana the MOST THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL MACHINE
ever put into the harvest field.
The Agents OF q certain sod fogy machine, (Which
by the way was very good one for the age which
originated it, but which ut least tea wears be-
hind the times, witness the "buuging' attempt at
aself-raker,) whose of prosperity il is feared Is
now on the wane with zeal worthy of bet ter eau e.
have expended vast amount of wind work an
written voluminous and labored pamphlet, NOT tor
the purpose of bringing before the public the MER-
lTN OF their Own machine, but for the very cues.
tionable one Of DISCERNING OURS. Others. acting
as agents Tor a machine, between which and our own
there exists some similarity 1--WE take pleasure how
ever, in saying only in NAME, bat which, unlike the
machine above allnded to, MEYER HAD AN Y
PHESTItE) with degree Of Assurance eaualled
only by their mpudence in this matter, fill whole
column in pubic newspaper, 'cautioning the publ
hc that attempts have been made to sell another"
sand inferior machine the strength OF their rep"
"utation," with much else of a like character.
Now all this talk is supremly ridiculous especially
to those who are cog liant OF the that the agents
OF the John r. Nanny machine have had left over on
Their hands every ca, large number Of them which
could not be sold, and which have been regularly
shipped back at the close OF the seas to Rockford
ther place OF manufacture, to be re-
khed, re vamped and shipped back here again an h.
or sea on to be sold a. NEW AND IMPROVED MA
CHIMES" while the demand for the JOHN II MAN
NY MAClli NE has been every year largely in excess
OF the supply as also that the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths In Furs, WOolsies, Sc,
insects On Plants, Fowls, Animals, sc.
"Ony infallibe remedies KNOWN
Free from poisons.''
'Nst dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats cone out OF their holes to die''
ES- Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
Hl.Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere,
Es! !! BEWARE u! of all worthless init ations
~ See that "Co>tars' name is en- each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before you buy.
70 Address HENRY r. COSrAR, Principal Depot,
No. 4S3 Broadway, NY.
AS-SSld by BENTON BROS Il Co
379ms Mcare,o, T,v.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
WINDOW SMADES


Is hereby civ. that ;lich.eI O'I,rien of NcGrero,
CinNton county Iowa, on the Sth dav nf arch A. b
~ made gene al assig ment Of all his proper to
NE Tor 10" benefit OF all his .reditor Creditor. of
shid H'rhaei O'hrien are notified TO pre- ent their
claim under oath affirmation to me Tor ad iustment
within thrre months from thi- date
March s2d, 1864. PATRICK o. RIEN.
Assignee OF M,chael 'Briep.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
JUST RECEIVED!

A the sign OF the BIG BOOK, a few doors
"A below the Flanders House, opposite Cor, Is,
Fius Hundred Photographic Albums,
OF every style manufactured, from 81 to s25.
Diaries for 1864, Csc. to So,
the best manufactured.
Also large lot OF beautiful
Niscellaneoas Books, Bibles, &c.,
The largest stock of Fancy Goods and TOYS sf
every description imaginable ever opened in Mcreg
or. s7a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
70 Uk INTEREST,"

4 the Assignee OF Lee Kinnaird, I hold valuable
"A papers IN my possession, such as bonds. mortpa
ges ana other legal documents Of u,e on To the tI.
posit"rs Not wi, hing to be longer responsive Nor
their safe Keeping hereby require all intere It'd 10
car without delay ant resume their possess a.
WI not DC accountable Tor them fter this date
- All per-ons who have deposited oslIa,erols for
the payment OF borrowed money are hereby notified
eau anu pay up Oh snail sell the same FIR dues
with" " from date. ''
DON'T forget this! rnos. ARNOLD
MARCH, y. loo3. ssa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
Rich Digginss Discovered
in North MCGregOr.

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, Ola YT0N COUNTLESS
Francis Daniels,
vs.. ; In the District Court.
Patrick Lane.
To Patrick Lane Defendant.
VOU are hereby notified that there Is on i.e a
petition of said plaintiff. Francis Daniels, in the
office OF the Clerk of the Dist let Court of said Clay
ton Co.. Iowa, claim Gg Of you the perfecting of
title to real estate, to-wt: West half of the north
east quarter and east half of west fractional
quarter of Sec. 30, Township % north Range west
5thP. NJ, and that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day of the next
May term of said court, commencing on the 81 Nom
day of May, 1904 default will be entered against YOU
and ju lgment rendered thereon
Dated this 10th day Of March, 1864.
~~~~, FRANCIS DANIELS, Plaintiff.
soc Revenue MURDOCH II SLOVENIAN,
} Stamp. Attorneys.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30

One hundred teams to haul -four to Mononn or
MEG regor. ~WM. LARRABEE
Clermont, Ma rch 81, '64. asst
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
DO not be Deceived .

But get a genuine MdssiVon Ohio Machtne, manufac-
tured only by Russell Il Co.. at WoSsiton, stark Co.,
Ohio. Dur machine viii be delivered to all impor.
;ant r. r. stations in the states of Wisconsin, Min
sofa and Norh ern Iowa and at all points Of port
ance on the Mississippi River, where agents vii. be
found authorized to receive, sell and deliver
1t Is des ircd that al parties wanting machines will
see the great necessity of giving their orders early
in order to give ample time to get machines to place
Of delivery in due season. Farmers and Threshcrs
very we'll know the Importance OF having their ma
chimes on hand even before they ready to COM
Hence threshlng, As they can engage jobs with
tainty that they can fulfill their engagements In
this way you will never fail to have a ma-hine. All
letters Of inquiry will be answered promptly an
Illustrated Catalogue, with full description Of
cnlne furnished free on application by mail other
wise, by addressing
HENRY RUBLE, McGregor, Iowa, or
SIMON RUBLE, Beloit, Wis.
North-W estern Agents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
.NOx'fd'E.

"E the undersigned, having closed out our bnsi.
Wv ness preparatory 90 going to California, respect
fully ask al, those who are indebted to to come
forward immediately aud pay up. and those Who have
claim. Against " to present them fol- pay msnt.
8SI J. T. D. OAWZLTI.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
Beware of limitations,

Several manufacturers trying to initiate the
MdssHon Threshsr, and their agents ling the
lon Works; calling themselves Rus. eps Agents. sell
ing the Massillon.style Machine, Masson Separator
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30

-NIOTICE l. hereby given that the copartnershp
IN heretofore existing under the firm of Jas WILEY
~ Go. Is this day di solved by mutual consent.
McGregor, March Is, 1864. JAMES WILEY,
". II. ABBOTT.
The business is to he carried on ut the old stand by
James Wiley who pays all the accounts of the irm
and secures all accounes due.
3SSx3 JAMES WILEY
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
Ruble's Improved One Wheeled Reaper, and
Wheeled Mower Combined,

Manufactured by Russell d Co.
We would cali the Farmers especial attention to
this new combination, of which were ntr uced
throughout the northwest last season, and wherever
used gave universal satisfaction both as Reaper and
Mocsr. and proved to be just what has always been
wanted by the farmer. In the manufacture OF this
combined machine We have overcome difficult, that
has heretofore existed with all combinations. It is
so constructed that wnie reapng all the moving APP
aratus Is iaid aside--use but Of the large driving
wheels, which makes the reaper very desirable for
farmers who have light teams; has side draft is
well balanced. 1t is light and dura BILE one-wheeled
grain.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
The .NNSSiLlON o.
ThreshiNg ~NNchiNe.

With the improvements for 1864 will make surpass-
ed by no other machine made in the United States,
for durability, beauty, style, ease of draft, and
perfection in every respect.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
Ho! for the Harvest Of'64.

Ho! for the Harvest f'64.
s. g. III. RUBLE,
Russell e. Cos Celebrated Massillon Ohio
Threshing Machines, Rcapers, Mowers,
Wheel Cultivators, Seed Drills, Clo-
yer Hullers, Flows of all kinds,
Tanning Mills, and all kinds
of Farming Implements.
9szl{=z
~
The .MNsSiIlON o.
Threshiasg MGchiMe.
With the improvements for 1864, will make surpass-
ed by no other machine made in the United States,
for durability, beauty, style, ease of draft, and
perfection in every respect.
Beware of limitations.
Several manufacturers trying to initiate the
MdssiHon Threshsr and their agents are ling these
limitations under the assumed agency of the Mossil-
Ton Works; calling Themselves Rus els Agents. sell.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
IwO.Whcclcd Mower At.
tao n kllcnt.

by the use of a few bolts, the reaper platform is
taken off, an additional large ground wheel is put on
aud steel flexible cutterbu attached, which n, axes
two-wheeled mower unsurpassed equaled BY any
mower now before the public. We CLAIM, tor this com.
blned machine superiority all Others from the
TACT VI Its being pendid one-wheeled reaper and
Wo-wheelea mower. Farmers are invited to call aud
examine them before going elsewhere.
S. & Ii. RUBLE,
NorthWc stern Agents.
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81 Will exchange FOR ]
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-30
WMMZRM.

j. E. CoRLETT. Secretary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
CamtiOn.-None are Genuine unless m.

CaTiiOR.-None are Genuine unless the
words holloway, New York and London are discern
able WqtI marx IN every leaf Of the book OF direc
mons around each pot or box the may be plainly
seen by boiling tae Leaf 10 he light handsome r..
ward VIII be given 70 any rendering such informa
son as may lead to the detection Of any party or parte,
oonntersitiag the medicines vending the same know
inr them o. Doe spurious.
- SOLD - the manufactory Of Professor Holloway
50 Maiden lanc, New York. and by all respectable
irug ana Dealers IN Medicine, throughout the civ
ized world in boxes at so oehts 20 cents and 81 10
each.
SE-Ihere is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
y B-irections ior the guidance Of patients in every
disorder are aiixe1 to each box
70 Dealers m my well known medicines can havs
Sho" cards Circulars &c, sent them Free Of Expense
oy addressing Thomas Holloway, SO, Maiden Lane, "
4O3yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
MISS &. ELDER,

WOULD DESIRE TO CALL THE
W attention OF the iAles q Lansing and surround
ng vicinity O. her Fashionable Cloak and Dress Making
shop, tive doors Of the Post Oflce. hichigsn
Avenue have on hand a very nice selection q Pat
terms ard viii 40 work cheap be done IN the
city. Al Wo-k warranted, aud particular attention
pAd Machine stitching. Also, Childrens Clothes and
Family sewing OF all kinds done 10 order. Please call.
Lansing. April Goth, 1854 Sn410
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

VA s'o1 Al.4pptlr by The use o. these invauab lr
PMS tui lhr seiiIer wi quickly acquire additional
strength Nc.r- Be-. the Bowels Dc either confined Of
un-uiy acted upon. It. may seem strange shat Holo
Nay tis sil .l tr reccHmeI led for uysertery and
ll4A, many persons imposing that they would Increase
'he iclAA" 'i Ii- r great mistake. Tor fhese PiA
NIL correct tAr stomach and thus remove ali
-liu nulofs from tlt system 1bis medicine will give
zone Az t.. o. tie tiIc o-E-fIc system. however
oeflnset While health and 9Th oliow a. = matter
u coarze Nothing w stop the relaxation Of the Bow
81, su slf- -' tl. famous medicine.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

-i i"--lis- ri ca 80 ~aa-en U.S. usual alice IRON
.'1Ne 100 .lf ances et -tructcd IeTspratc1 tr eat
-ls --o -l4-4AF Wttrs ~ INV L0ieso RE- thus dIs
~ 3ls .l- 4eil ID -c-Ju o. the Liver ana Stomach
t--7 ~ -i-- N.-ai De r-iievtc 81 yOr lesre O. Dc vel
l-- I- taken tccc-lng o. t-e pril-ec Instructions
" f4lcLJ psollce healthy action ia both liver and
st--el, end 10 NEUTRAL consequence clear lead al
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01


KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE
Has all the favor q Old Government Java and Is but
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
Has twice She strength Of Java, any other Coffee
whatever and whenever by hrst class hotels
and steamboats, the stewards say there - saving u
KFvT'S EASF INDIA COFFEE
Is the healthy beverage known and Is very uut-
tious The weak and innrm may il at All times with
impunity. The wife Of Rev ". Evans. local minister
o. the NJ Church. Jersey City who has not been able
use any Colee for hlteen Years. can use
K6NF'S East INDIA COFFEE
Three times day without injury It being entirely free
from those properties that produce nervous excitement
kENTS EAST ~ Ola COFFEE.
Dr. James Boyle. Of 1856 Chambers street says. Z
have never known any CoGcc hctlthful natrltious
and free from all injurious qualities as
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
advise my patients drink u universally h0ss
% whom have hitherto prohibited the use q Coffee "
The Principal q the New YORK Eye lnhrmary says.
direct all The patients OF our Institution 70 uss exclu-
svsy
KENT-S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
and would not Dc without Il on any account
The Rev. &. Iarue, eminent cergyma Of the NJ. T.
Church. now Stationed at HaseY street. Newark says
KENT'S EtST INDIA COFFEE
~ have usei % yearly year ms family, and md
produces no ache Of the head or nervous irritation as
ant and cordially recommend 10 all clersymen and
Ksvr-S EAST TvDA COFFEE
Is uset daily BY the families OF Bishop Ames Bishop
Baker an many u the most distinguished clergymeu
AID professional men IN tbs country
BEWARE OF CJUNrERFErS
and be sure that TIE racSagc are labeled kents Fast
lada Coffee t5s Readc 81. NeN YORK as there are nu
c0uutcreits a1nat under the name Of Genuine
Fast Indil Coffee - Original Elst India Coffee, &c,
put forth by impostors % deceive The uawary-
In 10 package. and boxes 81 IS, 80 and 100 lbs
Tor Growers aud Se consumes sold By Grocs-s Gen
orally 465mS
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Or. JACESON'S ORIENTALL INEMEN1
EOBES K HITCHCOCK have justreceiv

i ca fve new styles 4 Hats and Caps Aso, Alex
andre X . cloves for Ga1ts-the best ia The market
New STYLES c., goods received every Ne~A tseu
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FOR WOUNDS EITHER otCASIONED BY THE
BAfONkr, SABRE ok THE BULLET.
-ffsF~ or sfTSES

10 which every soldier and sailor are als tler, A.
no medicines safe. sure and convenient a. Hollo.
way 3 Fii.S ANA ointment. The poor wour.dad sud
most oyiAg sufferer might have ms wounds dressed in
medlaiey, u he woud only provide himself with this
matcniess ointment. which should he thrust into IL a
wound and smearcd all over 10. then covered with a
piece % Ane from his knapstck and compressed with
handkerchief Taking. night and morning . OF Pills
% cool the system and prevent Inflammation
livery soldiers knapsack and Sramcn's Cheat snould
Doe provide viii thes. valuable Remedies
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FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
BRAVE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
HOLLOpAY'S PILLS and OINTMENT.
ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS AND

LII WHO HAVE FRIENDS AND
Il EelatFes ~ the arm, Navy should take espoe
4i care that ther be- amply supplied with these Pllz
an imminent and where thr brave soldiers and sailors
nave n elected O.. provide themselves with them. L.
ott-r present Doe Oh, hy their frendH They
haze BEEN proved to Pee H. soldier never failing friend
i- tlr hour a. ueeI
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS.
- i4 h speedily rri-v 8 1nt c1eCtlauy cured D. as
int ties- admirable nef citcs AIS bv paying proper
attention 20 t.- l9rcct.rs Which attached L. eacL
Fef ur Box
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-08

recently ordered one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Fur
N'NN'' GEN. NJ. WADE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-08

The son and daughter of highly respect
able gentleman, and magistrate. an old
resident of the county OF r. ntrew. were
passing last week through Rome, in the
State of New York, from Jamaica in the
West Indies, on their way to join their
father at Arnprior. The son. a tall, strap
ping Young man, was arr sted, his baggage
detained. and their journey delayed, on
the retence that he was drserter from tl e
United States army. They at first wished
him to enlist IN the FL deral service. and
when he hescornflllly refused this outrage was
committed. He was not allowed acce,s 10
his trunks to prove by his papers OF Omly
his identity. hut that he was Il BritisI SUBJ
ipct. and not ampnable to the cOnscription
laws of the United States. If there Is one
shark of spirit in our government they will
at once seek reparation TOR the wanton out
rage on the person of u British subject. aud
show that travellers under the protection OF
the British flag shall not be insulted with
impunity. 1t was again alleged, when he
did happen to prove his identity, that he
was qna,lroon. aud therefore rontiabahd.
Now. what has coloi to do with the matter?
The young gentleman alluded to Is almost
white. with straight hair; aud fOrsootll. be-
cause he happens to be Creole. these Yam
kee despots, disrpgalNing the laws OF ma
tions aud the rights of individuals, wished
to pack him off to the cliarne house On tue
Potomac. Luckily there were some sensi-
BILE men at Rome; and ul o / an invrstiga-
ton of the Use he was dismissed without
anv recompense for the delay, nor even the
faintest shadow of an apology OHdlod
(Cdnddd) Union.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-08
BnItimore Convention.

It is certainly felicitous idea that the
farce Of renominatng the present incum-
bent OF the Presidential chair should be
perpetrated in the city of Baltimore
Through that city the ftinctionary In ques-
tion made his memorable transit attired In
a Scottish plaid and cap to the extreme
amusement of the whole world That city
was the earliest theatre of bloodshed. and It
has been made famous by the tyranny of
the Schencks who have been placed over It
by Lincoln. 1t is a place where papers are
suppressed for putting the casualties of bat
tie trifle higher than BOBBY Stanton or
Ninety Days Seward puts them, place
where Democratic journals from other cit
les are denied entrance, place where wo-
men are dogged by spies when they sing in
their parlors attwilight. In short the Amer
lean Venice, the most fitting of all earthly
spots to renominate the Joe Miller who has
attempted to play the role of Caesar. The
obsequious placemen and Uriah Heeps Of
the Convention will duly perform their lit
tie farce. The bell will ring, the curtain
rise, the prompter call and Lincoln will be
declared the candidate. Then there will
be silly mockery OF applause, and the cut
and dried affair will break up. Raymond
and Forney will then be heard piping the
praise of their master, in tones louder than
the shrill whistle of the boatswain when a
good ship is on the lee shore, but it willbe
piping that has too often lead on break
ers and quicksands to deceive the crew of
the Ship.-PldiR Dealer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-08
We take from Punch the following nur-
sery rhyme (slightly altered):
JTis the voica of ha 0irttop
Thar him complain
MyW liscOt unbutton,

h"ar him complain.
MywIscot unbutton,
Tn ,at once again" t44
The rebel Gen. Johnston lately had
twenty-five of his men in Georgia tied to
stakes and shot for trying to desert.
A LONDON thief was recently killed in
fight with another thief about the division
of the produce of large robbery. alI
A FRIGHTPUL accident happened at mill
in GomersaI, England, not long since, from
the prevailing rage of crinoline. The eskirts
of Il nor mill girl were caught by revoiv.
ing snaft, and in an instant she was hurled
round, and was picked up a mangled corpse.
IT is said that the Ninth Massachusetts,
regiment started on the advance from Cul-
pepper with six hundred muSkets. and that
there are now only ninety-three men left. /
Our of every thousand British soldiers
quartered in Bengal, siXty-tive die IN every
twelve months. OF soldiers wives, forty
four die yearly in thousand, and of the
children eighty eight in the thousand. ~
SAYS Prentice: II the Abolition women
CO rry out their idea of marrying niggtrs,
their expenses for perfumery will be mate.
rally curtailed. D l'iii#
FINABLE.-A bill has Just passed the Con.
necticut Legislature, providing for a fine Of
s % upon railroad companies that neglect
tn carry u certain quantity Of good drink
ing water In passenger cars '~9A9
AMARRYING MAN.-The Rajah of Johns
pore Is about to be married for the twenty.
first time. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-08

Mr.. HALE's desire to secure reelection as
U. 5. Senator from New Hampshire. has led
him to resort to a very novel form Of
strengthening himself. He has procured
from some of his fellow Senators certiti-
cate to the effect that he has lost none of his
political influence in that body by the re-
cent somewhat doubtful transactions to
which he has lent himself. So much the
worse for the Senate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-08

bear testimony to the above, having used the
same Furnace all last winter and am fully satisfied
with all its arrangements. oo
IOl Eighth street, of Leopold & Goodheart, No. "a
West Pearl street.
CISCfNN ATT. June %, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-08

Have one of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces. i
gives entire satisfaction. ,,,,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-08
Lincoln Gods Annointed.

At the Republican State Convention. in
Springfield, ILL.,, on May Goth, Mr.. BREcK-
INRIDGE, from Will county, spoke in favor
of Mr.. LINCOLN in the following blasphem-
GUS style: ga- .raEa
"That great man, old Abe Lincoln. is
special gift from God Almighty. and if we
reject him in this Convention. we reject God
Almighty. He is Gods annointed, and he
has now got to hang on to the freedom of
the slave or God Almighty; fine let's go Of
either, he is goner! (Roars of laughter)
/ am John Brown Abolitionist. (great
applause,) and believe that God Almigh-
ty has appointed Old Abe as the means Of
CARRYING out His mission as begun by that
glorious man, John Brown! [Lomg ap-
plause.) Old Abe moves slow, and tits be-
cause God Almighty gave him such long
legs (great laughter); but he has an awful
big foot (grcat laughter); and when lie
puts it down. it stays there and never slips
backward" (Applause and laughter)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-08

LoYALTY.-The Boston Courier says
"The chief qualification of II loyal man,
just now is capacicus swallow. If he can
only believe that Lee is retreating, his army
demoralized by hunger and panic-struck
by Grants flanking movement; that the
rebel President and his cabinet have left
Richmond in terror, and that Butler has
whipped the great gyrfalcon' Beauregard,
he is all right. If he cannot take this allin
at a gulp, he is 'copperhead' at least, and
traitor at heart. The only compensatory
reelection he has is, that at all events, he
isn't foOl.' ID