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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
U. 3. senator from Delaware.

! s'w1fMhISN aear6N,S DEE !, ? April - Governor
Salisbury apPoiRted James A, BayaFd, Of
], Whining gton,, o. S, Senator to fill the va
q cancy' caused by the death, of Senator Rid
dle.i He will take lIisIseat at once Sena-
night on his way home. ifsfeResigns he
will probably be succeeded by his brother;
:9ntpw :npw Govefhfpri 4 flaq-3IA2 nO7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

BEWARE OF THEM.@The detectives of the
Treasury Department have discovered a.
new counterfeit on the ten dollar. notes, of
the National Bank currency The notes
detected purport to be the issue of the
Flour City National Bank sof Rochester,
New York, aud are said to be exceedingly
well executed, and are likely to deceive
Our citizens will be on the lookout for
tbapo .f.affz fgtI -itftoS AHF sratD tisfaW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

= III y 3 EsEEEE 40 1fE y MfGf /
:" "CILoAKINGs:--A'onew lot of Opera and
fancy, fGoakings just received at AT 6.
Headley g Co.'S -5iia'i'a - april6-d1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
Fire i'm EastOn, PennsyIyania

PA, April '9:+4A Veryllarge fire
: at Wilkesbarre this morning is reported:
The, whole of Market street from the Court
House to. the bridge is in ruins. s1qa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
Il. L.LATEsT-b PnN

~ bH7 Gl-F7T - 70 E-.ffffn ,elenff N
- FLOUR closed quiets and no decided change
WHEAT-Dutl . FRithabuyers and sellers wide
apart. at - 6Oz2s65.g sdf 10 tSbauw Siair sdF
RYE--Sl 5O9l IS for western.
BARRIE Y--Dulb and Dominal1y unehanged.a2
CORNA-UpWard; 81 97@1 271< for Shipping mix
ed westerns i'm tore. and 81 l2sk. afoatz fes9sE
OATS-kirmS F9@74c for old aud 73975c fer new
western.
RURKLbo~er; sales neR 1hessat A2a 62k@29S S7H,
closing with sellers at &2R 60 andbuyors at ga So
regulaf.Im 5e99ss HiiR e58tq 3deBOs Cd oiinek
6nEF-QQuiet ana stendy. SGgoI hSHsilcsI 9dF
CUY.MEAES-Quiet atipreVioEsu suquetationsI
BACOAkSDull andsd sdroopingsss 7io6t sesa 4pH
LARD-l2Z9l3c for fair to prime steamed and Il
@l4c for kettle rendered. rsBld snis5ud 7oi o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

baeBREkK D6wS...12A wagon loaded with
lumber, broke deWrlioa Broad street. gjust
.IbelQY High, SSn. yesterday afseFpPcn. .
There was lively time lifting lumber and
ssweAEing at stheil ilucl4Y fpraWhile+gaN =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
Rrize,Fichtf

NEw,e E0NDoN, Conn, April 9.AIn a
Rprize . fight cnearf here to-day between
PROurke and Collins, the cast iron man. the
latter was badly punished but declared the
victor, in sequence of a. foul blow! Six
teen rounds were fought! Rourke is but
little fl6rt. I3fIos toy I'"L Gu HtI0G
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
j FROMINEW ORLEANS. >.

Crevasses lin ZIhe RiVer-Great uBe!
5fasLructiOni OF sugar and JCOItOn' Plan
tatiOnS-Freedmen DrOHVned.i Jiq
New ORLEANS, April S.-Crevasses in.tbe
river at Baton Rouge are beyond control
and all attempts to,close' them, haVeI betn
Abandoned The richest sugar regions ih
the State are ruined for this season
Marlgo olcrevasse completely inundated the
Black river country, the most productive
cotton region inn the South.11 The freed-
imen's settlement, known as DeSOtoashas
been oVerfiowedi by it and eighty freedmen
known tolhaVe perished in the WATER des-
lpitei all ATTEMPTS to- save them from their
hopeless fate.D uif. jGtlH .i'sI9 oI uIs 1Eb
30 iBi1Om9T Tr,t7-------.i- t-4-uob ytiN
f-.i aAnuiverSary gCelebratfOnseTg
Is 7ScHEN N .Y. April 9 9AThe, ami
iversary OF Lees surrender was celebrated
to-day with. great eelat. 'it HE dniaW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

nol4ia l-1111yr N ,s I,2 Z. y. - 3
viii bea meetinag Of the Fifth Ward Demo
{ cratic Ciabsst the Probate Court Room, On
Saturday evening next, April 18th. Good
speaking may be expected.0 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

Z I No US UssE.Atooking over the columns of
IS the Journal daily, and thinking of the
many castigations we have given the local
Z thereof, we are forcibly reminded of the
language of the immortal bard, Shakes
peare, . Your dull ass will; not mend his
pace by beating"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

How REFRESHING are the April show
]ers they nourish into life the opening
buds, and renew all vegetation. But yet it
6 a time of the year when thereis great
danger oftakng cold from exposure to the
weathers Goes CoughB hBalsam isexcellent
For Coughs and doGolds; Sore Throat and all
pulmonary Complaints. =.
While O0e'aB ByspepsiS Cure isihValuable,
in dyspepsia, indigestion, and all diseases OF
the stomach and Bowels! & apr10- 0-d&WlW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
n. =. 81 DTy q Goods rIarkc,T1ppr.iiIi 1p.iIa2 q


Io In Cotton goods market'opened 6airIy active
but subsequently the demAnd, feA off, aDh prices of
Brown Sheetings were s1ig Err notw
ling the advance in gold to 1859 In prices We have
only to notice thel following etangess IaFnenee
DO s Sc sI
w l7c; LJ man .01sc, and do 1S1ze,s sahd Belle
vile dark prints seconds. In other styles
n9 9particul ~ change eisste.hsobseFEed.
afGn sRa aesd si
{, and AmnskeagiAj and aye for. Stark A.11E zlnoy
la Inc opera!yes ~ many Of the mills eastward have
is running doWh s f|11T si's %of
'ogomE ni IsgGjt 9i11ti odjNsSWS ADDEEil 81 n
Fair business doing in Dry coo Is. FsheraI
and there is ggeatsoaTeity for heavy hrDWn, sheet
lngs, which sell at tfor the best makes 2pc for
second, and 19c for Augusta and Macon = In prints
there Is no chahges except in Mallory de-
G8 .TO'idiT-ft4ftt4- 444--44it1EE4J ueytl
i sIcN9Wl WlKPrksCattIei MaFket-ApFilS.
gijJ II BIZ There tIgete fSceivedto-day at
the Aat}9na4 St9Hk e, Il .f3e head, of
which 120,Were from New Y prk 50 from Ohio l4O
from Michigan, ana 800 from 1ihois thS bsance
eMsrket lively, and aIlfhe stock Eerez sold
Some very extra Ohio cattle brought ne 1; me-
dluIn grades 16@17c; low 1alities 13814c average
1694 There aas no very poor Stock G03d averages
loI supply is light, and 7mostlypf poor
u ness rSnch sold at F8sc GOOD 1t S3S5 5e! ana S6mo
Zextfa StateI Weighihgd 1bs at I1esper I6Eaive
: Wef1fHafsG }Tft5 NJ 5ta5aIabn3I LIEaibJoF5t
at Of .SRc;. Some poor sold az ic, and rs
'ist Se 'Phes shfiHkAge ie 1his1sHF lafg6 when
SklmedlnG Y3GOHI 1i9Bj H|V8 ND - Sto1
t, The total Eeoeipts at all of the mar
ket PLACES Yere 4zp4 head cattle sheep; 615s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

SocIABLE.-A sociable will be given by
the Young Peoples Circle in the svestry of
the Universalist Church, onEThird street,
Thursday evening, April 11th. Admitl
tance. free. Lunch, coffee, ice cream and
other, delicacies for sale. A general I'M
vitation is extended. apr10-2t |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

FIRE THIs MoR8ISG.7 ma fre broke 'oRt
o. about thalfspast 911ssso,cloelZ this -tnecni1g
s;ta the actpgs @ Ohio FqtnitafF r sstn
=, pany,s located s0n the ,HMrisbEgs pike
west of the canal, THE sbuiidin Was EN-
tirely consumed, and the loss viii be inn
slIuaense. o,Tbe fre icc,tmHihunicated To several
frame, dwelling houses adjoining, bat up
iatothis writing it is isAppossFble 70 aiye5t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

, a.
Ia AL nroof - ya,,,a % ea qbs ,nata;rai yor,S Ia
= haoars;n liz - tbo faSt - stio,,4 c6,,,r
~. - - = ~ ;,,oout
mon .'. DooM lsooU y, Ono n0 az ~
"so "rodtrn1 ~ aI.oua5,,,a~ 80 - hss o,a,ar
tnou 1to' ,;ts 49, n';.S
Ooo,t :" "O
tAHSa 20 'ne - - 81
anu tVf lt 'ie p,o9u ~ nis fo1'
iwhlca'grows so aeqnpanslS Aroqhe esIeT
erYWnere, + nov AnoWn ~, - u one . tne
Of I.;s s7 2
attraetlng PUBIC atlsntlon oyIaSs sH'Fao1-
oinary t9Fs oF eufneous ana
diseases Eaca country produces sne anu
qoses lor us oWIh gis9roSFsl = wss sal1 7,
y 'poSs S M q ooY 1s 1terety a Jug "tt
trees for meat, 91h0Se p0Icer ShLk not JADE, ana
-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

: CoLUsiRUs GRAxss- There " III be a neef-
ing of the1 Columbus Grays at Hette-
sinners Hall on Friday evening. Every
rnefhbef is expeeted TO be on hand .2yeSd .95.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

Il ii sipNLAwEULLF STR1KiSG 4 kGHIIDI4-Ws i.
.spThomas, On yesterday had Helena lviereiet
arrested, charging her with striking his
EEehildgSa aitsle sboy aB0atsg three syeaFs 81 |,
It seems that 1IttEe atleS Thomas was
sitting on the steps- when flock of duel Ks
passed by, and-her child-like, ran after
Etsthsm, MRS syistfiet,s the opEftet of the
ducks, saw the peFformaiice, and rushed
Out, catching and sbeafing him., She was
se q ~ an .s no s65s-, ss-is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
COMMERCIA MGTTER&
4sski5 ssvi arFs 81 SstumS % slarIls ri !. }
NP~FfN = " NSoS,~N STATEsMAN OFFIoe.
TUFaDAv EvENTN0 Anil I
RETAIL- MARKET

AVE&FV1 ASsA5,s a SSessss Se.,,ss y 0vErIScs Nd
TUESDAY EyEEIEG. April a.
RETAIL -MARKET.-
Wheat, Red: ;. z09s so per saIef 900I 60
Oats per bushel.. .35cSyrup per ga1 8I 0O9l 20
siasIs Is ss1EisSissSs az 8
Butter per b.s.s,.B .ss5cl Sorghum .ss. sdo
Lard per b. .15cl fea++Y All .Hud a. Hn&EO0
Rrsd sr APr AAPr.ss III Ioslsss G Rio
White Besns; 2b09s 81 cs CarOlina ss sss
Salt in sacks Hay % person. % SO oOaseOo
Bssf per Swt!a'@:i60 OO OFioai psrbi. sis SssisteS
sssHHHSsss sss f6sE Der e E5st :..sasSs@ as1 y
Wood Per Cord. so. tzh4dles, taiiow. 2Oc
sAAckerl A0A Ha S312 Oan1les. opal St1&ARc
ftss SD! 3 SSs g ~ MhSSSe Bsg ,m.e2HgSS
GS GsAFESs bef sia S sSSsso S g" %
EeFH IseI PEI bus. ii s 8 ss $
dSkaRsas Flour bsT iSsss 81 IN Hans as
GI0yssa pr hH$l CSG9Ii olis no
MapiSS Sugsf. I "a. .-.fiseSci '''''''O
IaT'Ha0 ,iwHOfEsA EH EHeSaABakEq.aaWiAu
EE1eyg-sslss At sig % to si4 % for rcd. and
7r-SesSse 3 and sfnE NO Red Wesssr.
z $50 No; do % N6.4 AfilRadBss Club Szs5.
.DqRN iBnssSlsdspriess ranging frOmssOS % $50
= 70 o&Ts1seus at $50. -abomrHaaeL bar iish
n RYE-Sales at s09$5c,t -. ;, ;"eis
y HAY-Sales at $Iz O0&tS 90. M 'ssqk - s2S
~ = Il q delivered. spd
g ::.E Hss sSsss % ps. ssl,,.,
REE;oSk CoBNSS1LSte:ss !. o. o<a. ..,s,,z
:, GLoyER sEEP--sT 7s6sE1Ts sssidc3 s7T@fe5's'iii
|. TIMoTHY SEADA % as. saisHi-srsnlss
Z BtoKE HEAT FBoUR-9494- so. ssaTgEd zssi
'NetE' u OfkA Money market-ApriI 8.
q M0NEYEAsfiad hsier ~ per- csal1. sfNSsa acalI
afgfs FTarfrs
STERLING EXCHANGE-ao9 e109<. sgolds Tor
first class bills. ~ A EIO[ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A
1884, .s4rgaI IT a
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-There is no decided
change.
Ciagiiannati kfSEs5 MGFESgIaRplt 8.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

LrSSsps. iBDlis z srSJsni This. the
greatest troupe of minstrels travelling, give
. 6He Of sf1r ,p6p pdlaF entert tafh,hsnts at the
Opera Horse:i 10 say anything IN praise
Ofthis troupe is but gliding refined gold.
Or eftikeHs, d6ring their last visit, turned
out as they never turned out for q minstrel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERssI MEErEEGxoAt
4o&smeeting of tlses C6ahty Commissioners,
held III the Auditor ONCE. eu. yesterday,
present, Messrs. Kerner, Barbee and Ed-
q wards, dthe following bills were e4lpYed ::
John w. Russell, bridge work, $3225; J. y.
dEg@I BcBse, ,SIQ& I1V AadFews,
pump in court house yard $l3 90; MILO
,Horlocker, load of wood for court house,
SsSfno.sss ,5eEs, ~, = 40 sra M - g ~ .,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

1onlf,,i EsN .diidE baf hong iEermE Short Term
L. Green Cd lSaEsi. euR EisE sEEti ,Got2uti 2
Jas. DeiueE uelaL. sa.eS gsE IL Il ere Sc Hal
j Eish E q, ,tisEsri4ss-a;l;,h fiI3fsHxia,S1
:, VIZ. MeCl1hg y. r-r isd lnisfs be 81 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

with an assault and battery on him. He
sssaysuhe was in o8eftler'si butcher shop on
sssSodEh JPu6llc 4ane, MlieiEs@ ddf dfIng a. adiet
conversation, the Butcher hit him twices
a. and ond ndIiscremenstEatinlG drew q b1schef
.sg..Inife on him arrested, and
gave baili!foEs his SppeafAnee on Friday
next at two idsa .sbasz a = sssssi 9ssi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
G6EES NStsady at '1sSlSS!I y

CUT ME ATS-Firn, and in fair demand: sales
at I4 Bzze for rev. 81 ~ TssH3sRFET
BUTTER-Dull and heavy; sales at 1O915e for
Ohio
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17
Gems OF Thought.

Strategy Of feeling is not honesty,
and it is better to be silent than to
speak su1terfuge-
Policy Of expression and address
is sometimes questionable justice
to the object.
Honor is truth; and truth is the
principal quality Of true courage.
Mental and physical integrity are
essential requisites to higher devol-
oplncnt Of ourselves, and support Of
noble feeling in others.
Human progress is never purely
original; for the addition each one
makes upon the previous develop.
ment of fact is only leverage for
another mind to act upon.
Goodness is crude according to it's
isolation, and attains character, OBJ
ject and worth by special combina-
ton.
HEART AND MIND.--The heart
leads OF follows, but the mind directs
or controls; so it is some marry their
feelings to find their judgments are
not united.
Love without judgment makes a
faithful absuriity Of a man, and en-
courages uncertainty in woman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17
The Degrees as Ess23.GC2s.

The Degrees rs Eza23-2-2s.
Let US suppose the Blue Lodge to
be the emblem Of lifc-ft cmblcm
too. II truly is The. candidate de-
sirous Of obtaining its fayors, is be-
fore his admission, in darkness. 50
far as correct knowledge of the In
stitution is concerned. He applies
for admission, IS found worthy, and
duly Initiated. He pursucs Ills in
vestigations until he becomes pro
fcient as an Entered Apprentice.
When fully instructed in that De-
gree, he discovers that he has only
received partial light, that if he
would be truly proficient, tie must
stil] press onward and make further
acquisitions. Actuated by such
laudable motives, he advances to
the degree Of Fellow Graft. Mere
be finds much to laarn-much Of
science, and much Of a practical ma
ture. Much that requires the ma
turcd reason Of manhood to acquire.
b. patience and perseverance, be.
however, attains some degree Of
knowledge, but only to be the more
conscious that there is the greater
necessity of his attaining the Master
Mason's Degree. He attains to
and pursues his labor in the third
degree. And as he ultimately sur
veys all there is Of Masonry which
lies beyond, the dark mysteries that
cnshrouded his mind are at last SOL
we'd; the doubts lie entertained are
fed; and his hopes have become
realities. He can know no more Of
Masonry !; he has it all
What Il true picture Of masonic
progress, and how mathematical Of
Life and Eternity From the dark
ness and inezperien3c Of childhood,
we are initiated into the Degree of
partial light, denominatcd Youth. -
Youth fingers but for q day, and
from which we pass on to the Degree
Of Manhood. In this degree the
mind natures. In it man performs
his most chiyalric deeds, surmounts
the greatest obstacles and makes
the most profound philosophical re-
searches. Still with al his vigor OF
body and strength Of mind, he i
but finite. With all his acquire
ments, much Of life is to him q
mystery. The moro elaborate bis
examination. the more clearly he
see this to be the case. At this
period and in this condition he can
not, nor would he Of choice, remain.
The Degree Of Old age comes, and
he receives it. Here, with all the
advantages of contemplatiye refec.
ton aud experience, he still cannot
compass the mysteries of hfnity,
Into the three degrees of life he has
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17
Musonjr Npp0rtmgrt,
the influence oF masonry.

T'ne InGuenCe oe NsasonTE.
..ao dod;,,tion If ,gornt Mo,iab
o.,.o.. D.. 7r,.E
ho"g' III ->em O'''1-:' 49, ,.''7
er Geo. W. Race delivered "A az
dress from which we take tle follow
inc extract Its pure and holy
+oaoh;,r = rl, .ha ;nen;r,tion f
cr,
the hoiy men OF 'SEe"i
The influence OF Ireemaso!fE
upon the human heart has ever nceN
human'zlng, sottemng and cIeY2tlh.,:
1t tends to make men "etter-to sup
due and Keep T1t9ln proper bounds
mems eFi! passions-,to cultivate t"G
spirit OF charity ioroe@ra"c' ana
brothcrly love toward al men, ok
more especially toWaE! brother MA
sons, their wives, Wl~oT2 ana or
rhans. There are none 50 S.oa 9Hf
that 1t viii make them letter
none SO wise ana learned nut tAat
they may learn lessons Of wisdom.
The man OF science may hcEe prose
cute his sclentlne stU'i(s the ms
torian may mere learn 4!St9ry, ana
the learned d'Yine VIII mere ma
traditional eNplanatoAs OF the
Scriptures OF infinite value to hIm
in his sacred ealing; At the siTlHe
of Freemascnry al! mrA may bow,
learn lessons Of wisdom ana lClIi(C
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

TScenc-Folsom Railroad. 4
passenger stretched full length upon
one Of the benches in the smoking
car, with 'veva yam in his mouth. ]
Polite conductor gathering tick
ets)--lIow arc YOU, Thomas glad
to see you, seldom catch sight Of
you on this road.
Passenger (lazily blowing out the
smoke )---No, John, not often. The
fact is, when | have business up
this way, generally take a horse
and wagon but as | am in no hurry
to-day--timc not Of the slightest
conscqucnce--I thought l might as
well use the tars.
There is a railroad nearer than
Sacram ento, which this story would
TT Just as we'll.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17
Tz5tChesss New General Atlas

contains nearly one hundred new and
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The MAPS are On very large
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The ENGRAVING, PR1NTING,-MAPs,
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Agents are wanted in every county
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

\ lady tainted few days since
in the cars. 4 medical gentleman
present. who went to her relief. cx-
claimed: Has any gentleman a
flask of whiskey or brandy?' Over
thirty pockct-pistols flashed in the
air at once.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

One of Josh Billings maxins-
"Rize arly, work hard and late, live
on what you cannot sell, give moth
ing ava, and if you don't die ritch,
and 90 to the devil, you may sew
ne for damages.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

4 Richmond paper intimates that
the annexation If the old dominion
to West Virginia would be a good
thing, as they would thus get into
the Union.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

Greeley closes a long article with
the question: Can this be stupid
ity?" After reading it attcntively
We should say pretty much all, yes.
Boston Post.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

John has signed the pledge. "
said Thad. to Charles. "Glad Of
it," responded the latter, lit will
bring down the price of drinks for
the rest Ofus.'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

rT.-.-..--., $500, ~ III
.s IN l.-t?'A l1 \ u q H. ,1 III
ms ""'',-' Is "sS" % r. ni1l.u MA :o,'s
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

The Pilot says "Boston needs
more religion and less talk about it
more ofthe spirit of truth and less
theological hair-splitting."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

Topers should bear in mind that
what they quaf from the goblet
afterwards appears in the mug"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

An exchange thinks the pews of
some Of our churches ought to rest
on pivots, SO that the occupants
could see who comes in without
straining their necks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

Nothing makes the earth seem 50
capaui9u5 as to have friends at dis
lance; they make the ATTITUDES and
the iongitules.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

The ncgro's idea of politics all
drift into religion. AS an illustra-
ton, a few days since, at the Coon
scrvative' meeting at Richmond,
one Of the white speakers asked ad-
dressing the negroes, why do your
ministers preach politics to you in
stead Of Christ % To which one Of
them responded, "Politics is
Christi"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

Hanging in Montana is styled
climbing the pine limb" and in
Nevada, 'early rising -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

Lysander Spooner has issued at
Boston pamphlet entitled "No
Treason, in which he maintains
the proposition that the South was
not guilty Of treason under the Fed
eral Constitution. Nr. Spooner
will he remembered as the able Alb
clifton law writer who controvertcd
the Garrisonian theory that the
Constitution was pro-slavcry in
strumcnt. He is the only legal
writer whom Wendell Phillips even
deemed worthy of his steel--for he
is the only author he ever replied tc
BY a book.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

Under the head Of broken Eng
lish'' 2 Paris paper places such Eng
lishmcn as, get smashed up by rail-
road collisions or financial disasters.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-17

Fred. Douglass (mele-man) was
a candidat for delegate to the Con-
stitutional Convention, in Monroe
Co., n. y. but the Sham Republic
cans voted him down. They want
the darkeys to vote, butliko Brown
lows gang, they don't intend to
rive them any Offices. They want
all the pickings and stealiugs for
themselves. Day Book.