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oR1RAHs-No. 2l,l66 JNo NJ. sARTHET.
R@ 4 1f IA writ of hcrl faeias 10 ne
~ directed by he Honorable the Third District Court o
New Ore9ns.1 the entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants Auetioneers E
change aoya between Canal and Cusomhouse streets
in the Second District Of this city MONDAY the thr
teh day of july 1866 at IL O'Clock NJ the following de-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in fauboure
Deassze in the square desgnatedb by the No wenysx and
bounded by Dryades Harmony, St Denis streets and the
line Of division of said fuboug Deessze and the aartiere
dc palsance Said lots Of ground designated
Eve and six plan drawn by H. Grant late surveyor
dated April 6 lSil, and deposited in the Office Of L.
Kenny late notary public for the parish Of Jefferson The
BY one hundred and twenty feet in depth between parallel
six feet five inches 'front.' Dyades street. by hundred
and twenty feet in depth the line separating lot
No FIVE hundred and twenty feet three also in
depth the line Of abOurg Plasance and twenty feet
seven inches and six lines In width in the rear.
Together with all the dependencies Of lots Of ground
rights and privileges appertaning without exception OF
servaton.
Being the property acquired by defendant by purchase
from widow j. r Estaban act passed before Clark
j. late notary public OF the parish OF Jefferson the 22d
Of July, 1877.
Seized in the above suit
aEf- TERNs--Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff Of he Parish AZ lriHaps
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THlRD DIsrRIeT oouRT CHARLES a. f. BAoUIE va
~ o. EsM orleans HENRY v. BAXqRR-So Fl 287
TX N1RTgE of IL writ of FferT Facins
% me directed BY the honorable the Third District Court
NsW ofeals IN above entitled cause, will proceed 10 sell
~ pnoe auction at the Merchants and AuctioneerS Ex
~ hoya street between Canal and Customhouse streets
" we second District of this city, TUESDAY the 7t day
perty, viz; 80 9A -
A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
situate in the First District Of this city, being
9nthrd O lot by No l. of square bounded
BASIN Franklin Gasquet and Canal Streets and has abou
~ ieet front each of Basin and streets by I2O
corner French measure. ~
Seized in the above suit.
No. TERMs-Cash on the spot.
Plan will be exhibition at the Exchange some DAYS
Yious to that of sale. -
HARRY T. HAYS
herH al the If nr1ao
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sHERIFF,S SALES.

FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT FOLGER 4 co. vs. NELSON d.
Of New Orleans. RAND-No. is 900.
RY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale,
~ directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause Charles Benvenue
late sheriff and by said late sheriff transferred will
proceed to sell public auction the Merchants Auc
oneers exchange Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District Of this city TUES
DAY the 4h day Of July, 1856 IL O'Clock the follow
ing described property, viz
a DERfAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon rights privileges and appuenances thereto belonging
or wise appertainng situated the First District of
this city in the bounded Clio Erato Baechus and
Drgades streets and designated q lot No 3d. plan de-
posted in TIE Office Of n Stark rotary public in this city
the No IT. Sad lot n front on Clio
street. By depth between parallel lines Of 59 inches
and nes Being the property acquired by defendant
by purchase from the succession Of the aie NJ Bell per act
Der, 1859. Mas
Seized in the above suit.
H5- TERHs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY t HAYS
sf# Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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JOSEPH FRY,
Box 2o2s Postofice, New Orleans, La.
From the warrington NAVY yard.

From the Washington Navy Yard.
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD Feb l6, 1854
To VIM. Keller, Esq. Constructing Engineer:
Strive have OF Bukleys Lumber Dryers in operation
in this yard Wehaye made thorough tests Of the process
lumber via; Five White Pine Planks.
No 1 Weighed in o. bs,, weighed out 90 lbs gauged In
No Weighed II g lbs; Ssghed out 81 MS; gagged
10 BIG inches, gagged out I4z6.
No. Weighed Il q rs weighed out 81 ms gagged in l56
No Weighed in 70 MS weighed 81 MS; gauged in 1871
inches, gauged ont IAN.
No. 8 Weighed III lbs, weighed 50 Ms gagged in l6S
No. green black board weighed IN Is s out 81
ms gagged in II GIG inches, out l66.
No. T. A black Walnut beard weighed in 10 MS out 30
ibs; gagged in i2F inches, cut ll26.
No An Ash plank inches 10 years in yard weighed In
n lbs, out n; gagged in ID inches out lax.
No O. A Pine plank l6 inches years In yard weatsd
in 98 fbs out 81 gagged In l5jS inches, out 49, -
NO TO- An old dry board gaugedin "a inches gauged
No H. An old dry board, ~ inch thick eauged in lex
inches, gauged out l215 inches.
pieces aud OF the pieces taken day One piece
1914 inches wide, shrunk quarter Of inch hours The
no more than the which the kiln only 4s hours
The shrnkage 70 be taken out by the uperheae
steam before the moisture Is all gone
This lumber seasoned less than days and seems
bright and full Of life as the best air dried lumber
We consider these kns of great advantage ID this ward and
believe the process to be Just what have long needed
cess based upon the right safe and economical
j. NJ. DOWNING, Master Joiner.
@. L. WILLIS Foreman.
believe the statements forth in the above communca
ton to be correctly stated and the experiment have been
Tie results of the experiment above reported saisiao
tory and we believe them to 9e o correctly gSIy stated
.... Chief Of Bureau of Navy Ysrds and Docks
". ?. s. SANGER,
Epgiueer-inChiefOf Navy yards and Docks
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SHEPHERD BROWN ana ~ W
WIN, X. CRANE, Tesla
tamentary Exeucor NEW OR1EAss-No l6 223
RR VIRTUE offs writ of seizure and sale
~ ne Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New
orleans IN the above entitled cause Chas Benyenue late
sheriff and by said late sheriff me transferred win nrncsd
70 set at public auction at the Merchants and Auctoneer
hxchange, Royal street. between Canal and Cnsombousa
ttee IN ne second District Of this city TUESDAY the
serihed property, viz - 't-s ~
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated on
the battute of the suburb Delofd, in the First Dis
rct q This city measuring in French measnre $50 feet
street and extending from sid Front street the waters
qg DOunded above by the pr0lOngation lower line az
Eato late suzee street and below by the batturs front
p ln eE 81 gqnpd formerly belonging to Urban ennie
Iogeh with the right to all secretion hatture formed ~
70 be formed by the Mississippi river the rights wa1s pTv
eges ete thereuno belonging in any wise apuefaning
a oy M ate Joseph Johnston and Shepherd Brown
BY act passed before Cuyelier late notary public In I'LL
city on the 9Th May 1889 - f = H-'
ran o. the above described property will on exhibition
AZ the EXehange some days previous tothat SALE
Seized in the above suit
"a TEHMs-CAsh on the spot in u s. Treasury notes
5 HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish of JFleana
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M1DDLEroN's PORTRAITS
GENERAL LEE AND sroNEwALL. JACKSON.


GENERAL LEE AND SToNEWALL. JACKSON.
These PoRits ncomparaAy superior to all others that
nays oseh npght before the public Middleton has
W astonishing 70 what degree perfection liz has brouht
the Of painting in oil ooors By new process There
copied from stuart and his Lee is as great success
n eminent artist Of baltimore, Col John K Johnson all er
Sc ing this portrait Middleton AS fioVs
have portrait Of Lee and think the grand
est work 10 my life The coorlng Is most exdoisite
treaty. cannot ind language TO express my appreciation n
Testimony Of Gen Hood.l
NEW ORLEANS June l6 1861 Having been intimate with
Gen r. b Lee take pleasure in saying consider Mr.
Mdaetons pnrtra Of him fom Bradys photograph truth
tu and admirable likenessthebest have seen b. Hoop
Testimony Of Col Walton, OF the Washington Artlerv4
saying that the portrait OF Gen Lee faithful likeness re-
presenting hul last him, just pror 10 me- sur
fenser' H. B. WALTON
Testimony Of Gen. RosserI
es@ SRLKASs, Juue 70, 1866 aying known Gen R. E.
e ong and for the last Eve years intimately and reeoecting
portrait OF him exceedingly accurate and 81 ar
Tue pest ha'e ever ssen--tPnos L. ROssER
portrait Of Cen jackson from portrait sent 10 the
ey MS widow gh the statement that it the
nost accurate likeness ektsDt Her letter to the publishers
Was accompanied with u description OF his ronpleion
loeS OF nus aar as guide to the color This portrait
best that can be procured ~ 90 t4e
These Portraits are cabinet size 81 oval e frames and as
pt Tor the homes Of Southern gentlemen sur
pass ~ ything ever offered f,r sale 80
dCh- 91 Mdde0ns PestTas sold in pie
they can only bs had subscription, from
Two or three Agents wanted 20 take orders in
a. SARAna MISSISSIPPI and Texas. The OF Middleton
~ lhe baek q the Of all Portraits This
Caution . esesar as limitations Of their Portraits
eAii pH =" eN1isss -, S, a H0DGMAN,
denerA Agent No 50 BaEonne street
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
OF NEW ORLEANS JAMES READY vs.. VIM 4

AZ NFw oRT So9hr JAMES READY vs. VIM
Ma Is AZ JAMES JAY
" VIRTUE of writ of ferf faegaa, to
~ directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans IN the above entitled cause proceed to sell
AZ public auction the Merchants Auetioneers Ex
change Royal between Canal and streets
in the Second District of this city, SATURDAY the 18Th
Of August 1866 al IL o'clock NJ the following described
property, viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. situate in the Parish of
T. Ianmany in this state, West Pearl river
posed the following smaller tracts TO witt Lots Nos One
quarter and the northeast quarter southwest quarter Of
Section Nine, in Township No. Nine Of Range No Fifteen
east in the GFeensbnrg Land District Of Louisiana containing
in al enc hundred and ehyone 30 loo together with
all the buildings and improvements MILL machinery and
apparatus and all other appurtanances therenno belonq
as they now exist on the said tract OF land
The ssid lands acquired by the said defendant William
jay from the United States in by Patent I773 dated
3d q January 1850 aRd in part by patent without number
dated 10Th of February, 1857. '
Seized in the above suit
~ TKRNs--Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Eharim nft no Pa i.l,,a
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From w. n. langley,

Manufacturers of Barrels, Ellenburg Center New York
We use Bukley's Patent Dryers They are
perfectly satisfactory We the the Dryers
interest alone each year we nse one Of them.
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Manufacturers OF Barrels GalipOlis, Ohio
The Dry Kiln built under the direction Of your Agent for
seasoning slaves has been in constant and believe 1t
performs its work fully we'll you claim for IT, would
about as soon slaves those partly seasoned
ing caRin Jew days, st small expense have them well
gaaa
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
RULKLEY's...... ..........,BULKLEY's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
suPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM 2To DAYS

sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM = TO DAYS
Important Invention for Senaonlng lumber,
1t will Lumber average of 81 per 1000
1t will season Lumber thoroughly and check less
than any other process
1t safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any other process.
The expense qfn KIN Right is within the reach OF
every
It costs dry the water in Lumber than to haul II
twenty miles,
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber from the steam ready to be worked i'm
mediately.
The cost of changing Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln, of erecting Kiln aud the price OF Right are
often saved in year by this process ss,
of keeping large stocks of lumber hand II costs
less by this than the interest price while
drying in the air
Carpenters, Coopers Cabinet Carriage SASH Door and
Blind Manufacturers, Owners of Planning Machines Saw Ms
and all who wish dry lumber should be possession
Right to this invention .-,
common Hot Air Kiln be changed into Steam
for small expense.
This process the Car shops of the Pennsy
vania Centr all New York Central Atlantic and Great West
ern; Chicago and North Wesern Chicago Alton and St
Michigan Central Toledo and Wabash Sundusky and
Cincinnati; and other Raj road Companies Also by many
the manufacurers OF Cars Carriages sash Doors and Blinds
mpsments etc. throughout the United States
NJ GLEAlN, FLOUR MEAL, FRUIT, VEGETABLES
TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT and other
substances are dried by this process
test of the Dryer allowed paying for the Right by
aging for the drawings and specifications.
For further information address
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JOHN Al. FULLER,
HAN FAoTuRER AND DEALER,
No. Dey Street, New York,
Has store and ready for immediate shpmen. manu-.
featuring to order,
Portable and gtatlonhry steam Engines and
Boilers,
stO $50 herse power Circular Upright Saw mills Of tn
most approved construction, Of all sizes cutting 7l1 1900
Wheels, and every kind 81 Mi Machinery sncar Minis Pa
per and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks etc. for Oh and
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machin sry etc
Vertical Paners, Woodwork Planning McehusS
IroG Planers Gray 4 Woods PlsLsng Nd,
Engine I.athss. chimes
Drill La.heg, Daniels Planning Msctipea
Boring Maehinsa, Moulding Machines,
Stating Machines, Sash Machines,
Upright Drills 1en0ning Machines
Steam Pumps, Power MOrtung AaciiEeg,
Force Pumps, Foot Mortrug Machines
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines,
Suction Pumps, Blind Stat TenUnng Machines
Hydraulic Jacks, Circular Saw Benches,
Screw jacks, Wnght,s patent Scroll Saws,
shafting Puf!eys Hangers, Patent Belt Scroll Saws,
Rubber and Leather BeltngB, Circular Hsserving Mills,
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Reservipg @!llA
Plumbing and Gas Ftngs Rotary and Mining Pumps,
Steam and Gas Pipes Every description Of Machinery
Steam and Water Gauges and Railway Supplies
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton GfnHl
Taylor Eagle, Brown Southern Craven Excelsior No
Carthy Cotton GINS with engines horse and
thing required for the for QWes
urioe Your rTders respertfully solicited
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Company will pay interest at cent in cash on all
It's Outstanding Certificates of Scrip the legal holders there
Of on and after the second Monday in July next.
The Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend of
SIXTY per the earned premiums entitled to pacpa
ton for the year ending April So 1866 which certificates
will after the FIRST Monday in August next.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Vice President
HENRY V. OGDEN, Secretary,
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Test made by Bulkeys Patent Lumber Dryer; One piece
Pine board l2z inches wide q inches thick, weight D.
in, and gagged out IL 5l6 lost weight This
lumber was dried in the yard hIee years. and year
air kiln by me- recommend this all manufacturer
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NEW ORLEANS, June is 1864 Having been rnate with
Gen r. B. Lee take pleasure in saying that consider Mr.
Mddeons portrait Of him FROM Brady's photograph truth
Jul and admirable keness-the best have seen b Hoon
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.
MT 10" said, treplying to Mr., henderse9hJ
hat the aiunetion to give to the poor Nhien KS Is
iad gu ted, did not mean to give othet Peul33tp9
none3f, but their own. He (Howe} WoIla w., 4ii
give. $50 out of his own pocket thah Note ~ w.
oi
Mr. Henderson said lie would take MI ho}{ NJ,
his word Let him (Hawel give $oo ano " NiASA-
derson) would vote for the pill
Mr. Howe said he would agree W ~ veas' i,,s4
The hill then passed hya fote y AA 9sos as"a"sV !
MS NAYS
,,,,,,,,,,, ar rHE GRADE OF GENERAL.
y NJ 1v;lson 4ha Senate bvrAea ~
0h Inoslgp y, sraent In The hil reyiyirn the
MS " Fsnsrsl. The bill now goes 10 the Pres
Senf
ADJOURNMENT.
Tie House resolution to adjourn on the 25th inst.
was announced
FUNDING THE PUBLIC DEBT
Mr.. Sherman called up, by unanimous consent,
the hill to reduce the rate of interest on the public
debt. and for funding the same.
Mr.. Grimes offered the following amendment as
an additional section:
That all acts Or parts Of acts, authorizing the
controller Of the currency, or the treasurer of
the United States with the approval of the seere-
tary of the treasury, to designate any national
baftipg association, organized under the laws Of
Che IJnffed States, to become depository of pub
IL IA "a limited and instrueted "a Ia here.
sfer nroh;hit The RESIGNATION of any such bank as
aenositnry in the District of Columbia or in any
rit II which there i established Nv law an officer
4 n
i shgs treasurer thereof.
Mr. Sherman hoped that this important bill
would moi he burdened by an amendment foreign
| t. the subject as this vas.
/ After debate Mr.. Hendricks inquired what would
| be the effect Of this amendment # adopted
MI Srimes sad 7 would PC . c41ped Goee.ops
as wen as dsoufsihg oihcefs OF ele I2NelnLieile
to use SUP treasures instead OF hasonal.
Ihe vote On me 9aneholaent y NJ VI 1tliies was
as folloWs' 1eas 45s nays ~. 30 tiie ahiehdllele
was disagreed TO.
me p1i was tnen Tead a thlfd tline al % passeo'
It's tltle heng AMENDED on moton % MT. oiei-
man 70 fead plli loE te y we pVolic
4 debt, as passed ana SEM 70 the House.
4 LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
leave 81 absence was on motion Of Mr. Riddle
granted Ia Mr. sanIsbury for tile rest Of the session
,,,nno,,r, ,,,,o, ~
49, - At I, r. - 4, 49, i,
Inc consideration o. the clYil appropriation OIL
vas then resued lae aeaaens q te nns sIG
committee, striking out tne appropriation q 94V,-
geo to faellltate communication between the A..
|. ianuc and the PacLhc STATES, py telegraph was
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FUNSTON d sCOFIELD.
MArUrAoTuRERs eff
EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS LANTERNS FLAGS, EIBR
CRACKERS, ToRPEDoEs Ere,
hey street, near broadway, New York
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NEw oRLEASs, Juue 20 1866 n aying known Gen R E
Ne eng and Tor the last Eve intimately and reeoecng
s FEATURES perfectly we'll take pleasure in pronouneinp Nj
luaeton portrait Of him exceedingly accurate II fal
tue pest tave ever ssen.-l pnos. L. ROssER
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-l5s'-'a-1-'--'-l---'-7'' ''',
INSURANCE..

INSURANCE.
s. GyENTEENrm ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TEE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS MAY q, 1866
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Testimony Of Col Walton of the Washington Artilervl
NEw qRLEAis june 20 ls6& II concur with Cen Hood in
saying that the portrait OF Gen Lee faithful likeness re-
presenting hiu last him just prior to the sur
render. = ~. B. WALTON.
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Test made by Buckley Lumber Dryer OF two black
Walnut inch boards II inches wide about half dry sbrunk
76 inch in width; 10 inches wide dry al Il could be
made shrunk inch ID width In opinion this process
does not ipiure - 1900 N
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DLANTATION HOES,

DLANTATION HOES
SOLID CAST STEEL, OVAL EYE,
Assorted sizes at lowest market rates. For sale ~
]. E, HALsEY d co. AUOIIoNRERs,
And Hardware Commission Merchants,
65 BeekmAn street. New YORK
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-05

Oh a ~ y rs ne y fti4At Z Atl.4I AAilf
b97is3sT SD iiid ha0Iiisd dliwsnnrd
al bas .TonIsvo3 9d3 70 nou3nes sdi
.wsl Woa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-05

sbI 10 thoT
f. 1o4 ssiGoI6
IT. 5lBs ot fa9i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-05

.99W yI5y9 nsT9iie9 10 syae @1ua
wsE 10 glg9m1of ,4olgsf 1at VIVID
,gab-ol b9t9ivao9 saW ,.sGo9 ,n9TsH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-05

med 83a4sq azs tor saob u gedqa
GHnab yl9m aH .hna grass98snnp I'D
s1oi3Go
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-05

IETII8g y -If 70-ITTsTI0 -
-5a vlmis sGw ,3lp dil2 adt ~ 80
81 3aam O haalHoihe baa kabnaf
.Todme59G
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-14

AM tNNlT
cid all'd
N Sto,.as q ctS KILLING c3s rophers 93 60 a3 TO
Aiexauaer Nichols killing wolves 10 90 10 90
r. r. Davis Eillingi wolf 2
David Grant killing wolves l0 ~
Il. l.. sherman viewing & locating
bridges
y. c. I.add grand jury witness = =
II. Jacobs as surveyor o. o.
!. 80 80
G.. w. Runce State witness ~ W
j. w. sspicer State witness
y. Fisher j. Il.
III. e. Foster fixing Court House
John Higgins state witness
A. H. Lawrence indcNing Probate Rec:
H. b. sweat work in clerks office :, -
!. i. Treas 81 "a
~, !. ,,n,.,,., n,,jSn tor county z 8
'assA az 3 sr',ss Ma nis Nc os5 so 225 40
John H. Lux deputy sheriff ~ % ID %
n W. Fellows judge of election : =
JacohY eser ir. work on transfer book u !.
Knight Dexter sheriff - -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-14
Close uC the ranks boys!

With the nominations made in tie
Republican county convention OF last
week, our ticke, is complete. our stand
ard bearers at their posts. 1t now be-
hooves every loyal man, every earnest
Republican and devoted lover Of Lis
Country to be vile awake and, with a
,igilant eye, and restless e:,ergy, to
vigorously pursue the vile, traitorous 4
hellish enemies Of our beloved country,
that great victory, glorious III all its
distinctive features and character, may
res: triumphant on our banners.
Then Republicans awake! The qrea'
battle of the war is now 10 be fought,
with the ballot must we achieve ths
victory which the bale, faile 10 secure
+ us.
The fiends Of darkness in human form
are moving against us. His Satanic
Majesty is mafshaling all the fo-ces 81
his kingdom in battle array athwar,
our path. The 'mps themselves, EN-
boldened by sympathy received from
and assistance rendered by ]. Wilkes
Booths President, are warming UP the
internal fires Of He'll itself, that all OF.
position to "Mv policy" may be
speedily destroyed. Aye, aye, Rapuh
licans we mus, fight The enemy is
pressing down hard on US, shall We | 0,
prove ourselves men and worthy Of
"our steel ?'
Come up TO Tie work boldly ard
nobly! let not a moment be lost from
now until, e.eci;on day, il We would en-.
+ Joy the fruits .f a great victory. lie,
us roll up su h a majority for Right as
shall az, al and strike rer to the
hearts ofall rebels, snakes, copl erheads
kangaroos and las, though no: least IN
crime, Johnsonites
John Mcdowell, brother Of Gen. Nc
II O0Wets, Has 'SSu hlBoihANA 'Se
master at keokrk. He served tie Gov
ernment duriny the war-as a Treasury
| Agent-- That's another illustration Q!
"a. is love for soldiers, We suppose.
)-Darenport Gazette.
From the Gazette we learn that ar
] immense mass meeting will be held II
| Cedar Falls on the Gath, 10 which al
Iowa is invited. All the eminen,Kepul,
lican speakers in the State have bee,
invited, also invitations extended I,
those great orators, Logan, Oglesby 4
rrumbnll Of Illinois, Fremont l. fetch
or Of Mo-, Ex-Gov. Hahn Of Louisiana
and Gov. Hamilton of Texas.
Il We would earnestly urge the citizen
Of Tama county, 70 be on hand at thi
great .love feast and hear thes
eminen, champions Of freedom and fre'
speech.