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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-17


Josh billings ON the Goose.
Il The goose isa gross animal but don't
chaw her cud.
Tina are good livers about one aker 10
goose il enuff, althe thafe IL sum folks
who thinks one goose tew l75 akers IL
nearer right.
u Tkese two calculations are ID Mr. apart,
it IL difficult tn tell now which will finally
win.
n But don't think If had D farna0vs as
! akers, awl paid for, that would beA il fur
halfwha it wus wuth, Just bekese it didn't
hav but one goose on it. Gees sta well,
sum ov our best biographsrs seq 20 years,
and grow tuff to the last.
Tha la one eg at once, about the size Nv,
gooseSy in, wieA <he goslens lies hidd.
The goshen ix1the goos's baby.
The Coos don't suckel hiz young, but
turns him out to grass. onto sumboddys
vakant lot.
Tha seem to lack wisdum, but ar genril-
~ considered sound on the COOS.
O Tha ar good eatin, but not good chawin;
the reason Nv this remains profound 60
kret to the present da.
r. When the fenail gooe b at work hatch-
gen, she Il . hard burd TO- pIsas,, che Fles
clear up from the bottum in mint, and
will fite yoke ov oxen if tina sho her the
least bit ov sass. The COOS is excellent for
feathers, which she sheds every year by
the handful. G4hggsf4 40 y
Tha are also ambitious, besides sevrl
other kind ov Gus.
But tia ar mostly Gurus about one nth
er thing. thu kan haul up one leg into
their boldly, and then tina stand on luther
tawl da, and not tuch ennythine with their
hands. 'sA'
take motifs, THAR amt but fue men kan
dew this.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-17

A "DIAxoND WEDDrNG."-Iowa has had
a diamond yedding,r And why shouldn't
Iowa, where wealth. 20 easily and 80 gen.
orally acquired, have minicn-dollar fan.
dangos and glitterine fripperiss as well as
the less blessed portions Of the country
Dubuque has latsIyfhad oneof these - New
Yorkf Sensations. Il was on the occasion
of the marriage of the Hon. B. B. Rich
ards and Miss Mary Eveline Whitaker,
all of that city. The Times gives long
account of the affair, describes the parties,
the, xrpomamen and the AkiAsAnaidSSzGAd
JenEins-izes their toilet with much minute
ness, and closessita article "a f0llbwn
The bridal presents were viewed with
peculiar interest. Thsyswereimdeed wor-
thy of the admiration with which they
were regarded, There were costly sets of
jewelry whose diamonds sparkled in the
light solid silver plate of rare patterns
and value q piece Of cloth of spun glass,
of wonderful texture, for window cur
tains-a present ffom the brides mother,
the like Of which is not often seen in this
~eountry--a ssoid silver box, chaste and
beautiful, filled with gold coin of the de-
nomination of $20-from Mr.. Whitaker
besides numerous and costly toilet sets,
and other beautiful articles. Indeed the
bride had good reason to be proud of the
good taste of her friends in the selection Of
their evidences Of friendship, good will
Andlesteem'',I;pI aNnr rfs0al G91a'.t
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-17

The subject Of impression at first sight
was being talked over a tie supper table,
when the lady whose duty it was to pre-
side .sovercthe cups and tea''' said she d
ways formed an opinion of a person at
first sight, and generally found it to be
correct.
NJ 4 Mamma said the youngest son, in .
'shfill voice, that attracted the attention of
all present "a d
lfwell,I my dear, what j. itT' replied
the fond mother.
81 want to know what was Your .opin-
ion of me when you first saw me-"
LosT.-Some one advertises for the re-
coskEy of a lost iwsllet belonging toa gem
tleman made of calf-skin.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-17
For Sale!

A Valuable Farm In Farmeryburg Township. 80
sc PRAIRIE 10 TIMBER so acres under culva-
DOR. Terms liberal. Apply to p: BAU0H. Mc0reEor.
s.: IN 3a @sA w. =. McCORNAC.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-17
DISSOLUTION.

TIME firm of CHARLES X. MELDOON Z co, Of
u North McGregor, 10 this day dissolved by mutu.
81 Consent, the property OF the firm having been
eqoaly and satisfactorily divided
CHAS. X. MELDOON,
s e r CHAS. II. GORDON.
May LIST, 1867. 3wj60
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
New York Republicans ON the
.icDisfra anchisement of Rebels. g,-i,

New York Republicans on the
icDisfranchisement of Rebels. -u
In the New York Constitutional Conven-
tion, now in session at Albany, a test vote
was taken on striking out the clause which
debarred those who voluntarily engaged in
the rebellion from the elective franchise.
The reason assigned for the motion to
strike out the disfranchising clause was,
that it would operate as an e1 post fdcto law
providing the punishment for the crime
after the crime had been committed. The
argument had its effect, and the clause was
stricken out, by q vote of yeas 10S to 35
nays. Mr.. EvARTs, the ablest Republican
lawyer in New York, HORACE GREELEY,
GEO. OPDYKE, and a large majority of the
Republican party with them, voted in fa-
vor of striking out the clause disfranchis-
ing rebels. a .-ri,-
During the debate, Mr.. EvARTs said that
if there were ''any principle that would be
adopted by the Convention, it would be to
refuse to exclude from the elective fran
chise on the double ground OF crime and
prescription. He should oppose any ex-
clusion for anything but crime. When
they had determined that the Legislature
might sffix the penalty of exclusion from
the right OF suffrage upon deserters and
those engaged in rebellion, they would be
exercising right to punish to which he
would not give his sanction"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
Gum Ii Up.

.SAMBo--T say, you White Radical, am
you gwine to vote for de 'mendment?
RAD1cAL-Well, no, 1 guess won't.
SAMBo-You1 don't know nofin. When
you git to de sweet OBJ it you quits eatin'.
1 s'pose you turned, Democrat? r T..
RADICAL-No, Sambo, Pm going against
the Amendment; but will vote for the
SAMBo-Look-a-heah do you like dog?
RADIcAL-You black rascal, you offered
me piece of dog the other day, and you
know L won't eat dog. -. -...
SAMBo-Didn't CUB you somfen else!
RAD1CAL-Well, yes, you gave me piece
OF. Bologna. .-. .-s-.- ..-,
SAMBe-Was dat good?
RAD1cAL-Well, yes. that was very good
-sSAMBo-Dar, now. 1 knowed you liked
dog. 1 made dat Bologna out OBJ dat same
old dog. CASA
RAD1cAL-Well then, reckon like
dog. -sa1f
SAMBo-Den why de debil don't you say
So, Dat ticket am de Bologna, and dat
'mendment am de dog, and why de debil
you playin' off on us niggers jist case dem
big white fellers are lookin' at you. You
DON'T know nofin'. If you don't eat de
dog we'll make him up in Bologna ebery
| time. Mind dat. -. --g.
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big Strike Among the Wool Grow.

HlH. O. f-1TF g.. > ~ T. -H.a
Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.l
THERE'S but one expression of opinion
in this region among the mass of wool
growers, both great and small, in regard
to General Hayes, the usurping Congress-
man and nominee of the negro eQualuyites
for Governor, and the inglorious Senator
Wade, the arch Secessionist and candidate
for President, and that is that they are both
politically dead-the one in consequence of
his successful labors in Congress in behalf
of his New England manufacturing con-
stituellts, whereby they have been. enabled
this year to throttle his Ohio wool growing
friends and only rigtttul constituents, and
force them to sell their wool at an alarming
sacrifice, to those New England nabobs;
and the other in consequence of his avowed
agrarianism, which, if passed into a law
by Congress, will compel every one in the
land, wool growers and all, to divide the
last cent with those who have nothing,
thereby discouraging everybody from en-
gaging in any useful enterprise or pursuit.
These political monsters and architects of
our country's ruin, will soon have their
noses ringed and their mouths 6itted by an
indignant constituency, and delivered over
to the manufacturers of New England,
whose servants they are, to be cared for by
their employers. EASTERN OHIO. g
July 90, 1857. l.' -
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Know Thy Destiny.

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aEAYOUNG LADY returning

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secon.d NsiIitary uistrict.

WILMINGToN, n. c., July 23.-The Mill
tary Commission to try three citizens of
Robson county, charged with assaulting
an officer of the Freedmen's Bureau, con-
vened this morning.-Beto York Tribune.
The officer of courseappointed the Com
mission from amongst his subordinates.
This way of administering justice accords
beautifully with that practiced at the
harems by the Turks! p ~7r. @';H 81
Oh, what a trial.! Poor JEFFRIEs is be-
ing robbed of his laurels. His modern dis
ciples have so faroutstripped him as to rem
der his examples the mere alphabet of an
extensive literature. ~ i' .. .la
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
The Last asadical Joke.

The committee on Resolutions of the New
Jersey Radical Convention, in its address,
declared: .rr
"We have restored the Union"
Well, yes, it looks like it, doesn't it? II
the Union is restored, what are you doing
with new Reconstruction act? -, 49, ~.
A Union of States and Military Districts
Austria and Hungary, Russia and Poland
England and Ireland. Offices TOR the Rad
icals, Suffrage for the Negro, and disfran-
chisement for Everybody that refuses. tc
vote the Radical ticket. 'i'Ii - 7iE1
"a live man locked up in a sepulcher.'
I A. wired skeleton with: Radical wire.
miller
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
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Democratic Nominee for State SEN
atOr in lhe Franklin District.

On Tuesday, July Both, the Democracy
of Franklin and Pickaway counties, by del
egates, met in Convention at the City Hall,
in this city, and on the third ballot nom-
mated, as their candidate for the State
Senate, Hon. ROBERT HUTCHINSON. Mr.
HUTCHINSON has had the benefit of two ses-
sions experience in the House, where his
ability commanded for bim the respect and
esteem of his fellow members. He is a
praeticing lawyer in,this city, and the cir
cumstance that he received the support Of
nearly the entire city delegationis an at
testation that he stands high in the estima-
ton of the Democracy of this locality.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
The love of Radicaiisrn fo1. the
Soldiers,

During the war, when the Negro Suf-
frage leaders feared the draft, they prom
ised to2support the families of all who
would volunteer to do the fighting. AS
soon as the war ended, and the danger of
the draft was over, the representative men
of the same Negro Suffrage party, not only
refused to aid in the support of the widows
and orphans of the soldiers who died in the
Army, or who returned reft of limb, but
actually took from them $soOO0O of the
Fund raised by taxes for their support, and
left them to starye or seek refuge in the
county poor house. 2 % 5ili HoiiGo to iaf--r7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
Oh, Yes! A War of Races is Inn
possible.

tTelegraphic Correspondence of Cincinnati Com
mercial1
-zA NASHVILLE, July 26.
additional particulars from Roggusville
render it quite certain that the Radicals
commenced the firing" "The parties en-
gagged aoere nearly all UntonistS." THE killed
and euOunded Conservatives 1rere er Federal
soldiers % e 1.-The teel-
ing between the whites and blacks is get
ting worse every day." R ....-..
. Here is another pretext for another re-as-
sembline of Congress. A Committee ought
to esent to Roggusville and gather up few
perjured old villains, like; BRowNLow, and
prove the Conservatives made the assault,
and then publish it as the reliable evidence
of the case.
Tennessee Negroes numbering ex-Feder-
al soldiers. What do Northern soldiers
think of that? .-t .'
But there can be no war of races. Oh,
mol ....... ...--. f.-....- .-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
SIX PER ]; CENT. IN GOLD,
Ninety GEM GENTS 81. ON THE, pnLLAR.a. !.

This road is already completed to Julesburg, 376
miles west Of Omaha. and is fully equipped, and
trains are regularly running over it. The Company
has now on hand sufficient rOn ties, eto' to finish
,ne remaining portion 10 inc eastern Ease OF Inc
nochy mountalns' IA miles, whlen Is under con-
- Ds uone ln september Oh TINS ar and II is
ene ROAD Wl De IN running order
lS e9nnectlon with the Gem
SH. ~, pens repieS puile eastward from
.rs.s ~ .9V s11i
mEAhS VI HE GumfAHI. '' -;
paos "a tSe @ t to Ie sus BY the Union
,,erti 81 S;1 ~ .srt 1Ih;r.. -
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rate of ahort s9s 9so ,,sr r;Ia .n' ~
aos o0o -;;D-i2 20 : --'H1 " va
1'I5a n, :. ai.i \. a. :.
First Ro,ds 81 =, ar.i $50. 20 =.
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The (;oyernment makes a ido1ation of 10 soo .cr
of land to tho mile. amounting e 2oosa 600 acres,
estimated to be worth $50 O0O making the total
resources, exclusive Of the capital slls but
the full value OF tn lands cannot now be realized.
Inc authorised Capital Stock of the Company is
one hundred million dollars, OF which five millions
have sresdy been paid in, and of which it, is not
supposed that more than twenty-five millions at
most o., VIII pe REQUIRED. i 9gct- 9.Cd Yd bef1o
snc;ne.rs 70 hs sho,,t ora hs"s-os NE; M Ip,,Nn
exclusive of equipment. - 80 - - :,
! su ia PROSPECTS FIR RICHNESS 4 .,'.,,,,, Z,
The railroad eo9nootion between Oman. and th'
Eastis now complete and the earnings OF the unior
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Two weeks IN May were SlI3.Ooo. |These sectiora
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pay the interest on The Coupany's bonds, and the
through business over the only line of railroad be
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VALUE AND SEGlIRlTy flF THE B0N0S
The Comtany respectfully submit that the abov,
statement of facts fullyedemonstrates the securit,
os ,ho;- RI - - st.::.1 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31
Is IL Not So?

! JONES, the soliloquizing Radical, says
, TO refuse to vote for the Amendment and
vote the Radical ticket looks to him like
kicking SAMBo and embracing DINAH."a r.
/ How does it look to you, soliloqnizing
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generous sustainment of Democratic peri
odicals as the best means of crippling the
influence of Presses whose fiippant CEN
sures of Democratic men and measures are
as destitute of truth as they are unregp-
lated by Intelligence. ~ Y NJ.
P.S.-Since writing the above, am in
formed that The Nation was publication
| originated to advocate the extreme claims
now set up; for the 't.freedmen." If SO, its
Interpretations and misrepresentation are
only in its way. Pledged to adeformity of
purpose, it must be consistent. NJ.
The Next Movement of the Radi-
| Gals Negro Suffrage to be
Forced Upon the States by Con-
gress If the People Refuse TO
| Adopt 1t.
Upon the publication of the platform of
the late Radical Convention in Ohio, we
called attention to the third resolution, and
the fact that that resolution discloses that
if the Radicals tail to induce the people of
the States to adopt Negro Suffrage, that it
is the Intention of the Radicals to have
Congress, before the next Presidential
election, force it upon all the States. o ~
Our construction of that resolution has
never been controverted. -trbra al ...-
| AT the recent Radical Convention of New
Jersey, held at Trenton on the 23d instant,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted: r. ..f.f.,, ri-- II T, ai.,ri. .,r
lt'Resolued, That while taking to our
selves the eradication of the word ,';white," ("
from the Constitution of New Jersey by
every legal and appropriate means, we also
call upon Congress to take measures to in
duce and compel the States of the Unio n
to establish just and uniform rule of suf-
frage, exclusive of all distinctions of class,
race, or color, so that the citizens of each
State shall be- entitled to equal privilege
and immunities; and that to the citizens in
the several States the United States shall
redeem its original promise to give union
or Republican form of Government.
No act appears to be too infamous for
Congress to undertake. Intent upon Sc
curing the Negro vote in the next Presi-
Dental campaign, they are not to be baffled
by the will of the people. - T. .d.ll ai'
This course of conduct is worthy of seri-
GUS consideration IF Congress is to as
sumo and exercise absolute power, and to
be composed only of such as the Radicals
recognize as loyal, wherein will our self
government consist 100 NO iT T1f"-.n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

Change of Time I'm the LoveIand
Meeting.
The time of the Mass Meeting announced
forLoveIand, Glermont county, has been
changed from Thursday, September 19th,
to Thnrsday, October 3rd.s e-s9n
JOHN G.. THOMPSON,
ssdse Eiis 1aaiCh'n Dem. State Ex. Com. q
E. b, EsHELMAN, Sec.s vs,sss 70 ''12gSi'