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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20
Prof L. Millers'
HAIR INVIGORATOR.

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE and ECONOM-
ICAL COMPOUND
For restoring hair to its original color with.
out dyeing, and preventing tho Hair from
turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING BADNESS,
and curingit, when there is the least par
ticls OF vitality or rocuperative energy re-
FOR REMOVING SCURF, DANDRUFF,
and all cutaneous affections OF the Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR
imparting toit An unequalled gloss and bril-
lsncy, making it soft and silky in its tex
ture AID causing il to curl readily
The great celebrity and the increasing de-
mand tor this uneQuallsd preparation, con-
vince the proprietor that one trial is emily neo-
essery to satisfy discerning public Of it's su-
Perior qualities ever any other preparation ut
present in use Il cleanses the head and.
scalp from dandruf and otksr cutaneous dis
eases. Causes the hair 10 grow luxuriaotly;
aad gives it rich, ssn, glossy and flexible
appearance and also where the hair 10 loos-
eninx and thinning, it will give strength and
visOr to the roots. and restore tho growth 70
those parts which have become bald, Causing
it to yield fresh covering Of hair.
There are hundreds of ladies and ss,tle-
men in New York who have had their hair
restored by the uss Of this Invigorstcr when
all other preparations had failed. L. NJ has
in hs Possession letters innumerabls TESTIFY
ing to the above facts, from persons Of the
highe"s responsibility. 1t will e6ectaally
prevent tho hair from turning gray until tie
latest period Of life; and in cases where the
hair has already changed iu color, the I'VE OF
the lnv;gorator will with certainty restore Il
to it, original hue, giving il = dark, glossy
appearance. Az perfume for the toilas
and . Hair Restorative it is particularly REQ
ommended, having an agreeable fragrance /;
and the great facilities IL affords in dressing
the hair, which, when moist with ths Iavig-
orator can Do dressed in any required form -
A. to preserve its place, whether plain Or in
eurls-hsDce the great demand f6s il BY he
ladies - standard toilet article which none
ought 70 be Without, % the price 10 within
'"' ON ONLY y +; Tw IsiSf CENTS
per bottle, to be had q oil respectable drug
gist's and perf,aers
L. MILLER would call The atts.ties Of
Parents and Guardians - Ne ~ II be fu-
viGorator, in oasss where - eAisdrs~'s Hair
inclines 70 b weak. The sss Of Il lay The
foundation for . COED read Of hAir. ~ il ~
moves aoy impurities that nay have becoas
connected with he scAlp. tie removal Of
which 10 necessary both So1 The health Of the
child, aud the future appearance Of it,
Hair.
CAvrso~.-Nsne genuine without the fAe-
smile LOUIS MILLER being On ths ontsr
wrapper; also, L. MlLLER'S HAIR INviG-
ORATOR, n Y. blown in the glass.
Wholesale Depot IS Dsy st. and sold b
~ the principal Merchants sud Drvgsisss
throughout the wsrl1.
Liberal dxoo ito pssehA sszs y ~ 3uAa-
tity.
s!ss desire - Dpss>sA y ~ ADesioes
Public nv
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20
MILLWR CITING

Th undersigned having heea fer .
number Of years eagaged ia Millwright-
ing ia Northern Iowa s.a Ssstieru
Minnesota, fsttess himself thst hs i
too web kaown IN that bruscA ef ~
chsnics, TO fear rivalry from ANY scarce.
He now offers bis sersices to al
those needing
PRACTICAL MllWRiaHT,
and guarantees s,tis faction. He has arrange.
npests with the best Machinists, Fos,ndry
men and Mill Fursishsrs in the North West,
which snables him 70 procure every article
needed 10 The construction Of
FIGURING MILLS
Of tho 'best possible manufacture. and upon
reasonable and advantageous terms 10 the
purchaser.
He may be addressed through the
McGrsgor lava Post O6cs.
Unexcsptioasbie references given when de-
sired.
McGregor Iowa, March l 1861.
(79tf II. BARNHART.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20

r. 7 >he subscriber may hence
{; y; q; !: !; !: !:
.lwsa-r5SvN. forth be found in his new
NFWSyIsWS1 shop adjoining the Eagle Ex-
kExss change Hotel, and will give
6plHiIHV strict attention to all work in
(NAMNlasV his line. In the manufacture
lAllt ofHarnesses he will use only
~ the best material. Repairing
done ct short notice.
Terms reasonable. All work warranted.
vol2n2ly HIS. AYERS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

UHkH1 4 81 Ci4 IiVE.
PHILADELPHIA.
4 Bsnerolsnt Institution established ~ spe,ial
Endo,rment, for tie relief Of The sick and Dis
tressed afflicted .ciiA Tiruf.at and Epidemic
diseases, and especially for ii. Cure Of Diseases
efthe S.rual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
A'A Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by let
tor with description Of their condition, Gage,
occupation, habits oflifs, &C., and in cases Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spernatorhoea,
aud other Diseases of the sexual organs and
on the new remedies emF loyedin the Dispens-
AIRY, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-
velepes, free Of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address DR.. J. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. Z
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
erdsr Of the Directors.
EZRAD. HARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary. v2n11y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20
TO TMK pK0Pkk
OF THE UNITED STATESM

In the month Of Deceber, 1853, the under
signed for tho first time offered for sale to the
public Dr. J. BovEr Dons' Imperial Wine
Bittere, and in tins short period they have Civ
en- such universal satisfaction to the MANY
thousands Of persons who have tried them
that it ia now On established article. The am
cunt Of bodily and mental misery arising gimp.
ly from neglect Of small complaints IL sur
prisinE, and It n therefore IT the utmost i'm
portsnce that strict attention 10 tho lsasa
and most trifliNg bodily sl,nsut shsuld b had
for diseases Of the body mu.s Invariably 81
feet the mind. Tho sabsoribsrs now only Ask
= trial
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS
Imperial Wine Bjtters

Arc prepared by an eminent and sk',:ful
physician who has used them successfully in
his practice for the last twenty FIVE years. The
proprietor, before purchasing the exclusive
right to msaufactare and cell Dr.. J. Boyes
Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wise Bittsrs, hsd
them tested BY two distinguished medical
practitioners who pronouuosd them . valusbls
remedy for disease.
Although tho medical men Of che country,
as general thing disapprove Of patent Msdi-
BILE Physicisn can b fousd ia the UDitsd
Statsa acquainted with thei, medical proper
ties, who will not highly approve d. J. b.
zee Dods' Impsria! Wsns b;tters.
In all newly settled places where there is
always large quantity Of deoaying timber
from which . poisonous miasma 10 created,
these bitters should b used every morning
before breakfast
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Vino Bitters!!

from all who have Bo* used them. We chnl-
lesgs the word 10 produce their equal
These Bitts,s for tie ssre Of Wsak Sso~.ae4s,
Gs.eral Debility, and for Purifying and En-.
r'eA'ng tho Blood are absolutely unsurpassed
by aay other remedy on earth. To 10 assur.
Cd Of this it ia only necessary to make the
trial. The Wine itself " cl very superior
quality, being about sat third strunsef than
ether Wines warming and invigorstins the
whsls system from tho head to the feet. Al
thsso Bittsrs are tonic and alternative in their
character, - they stren xthea and invigosats
the whole system and give fns tons ssd
Asslshy oetio~ to oil it, parts, by equalizing
ths circulation, removing distractions, and
producing general warmth They Ars also
excellent tor Disessss and Weakness pscul.
iar " F aAAlss, where . Tonic ia required y
strengthen aud braes H. system. No Lady,
who u subjsct " lassituds aud fAintnssese
shosld b without them, they are zs,ivify,nx
in their action.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20
1,u am Imp'autd In
stunt autaus
LIQUID Fl A | r DY F.

Which after ysars Of seisnsiAe expert
nsas.nx A.vs bsosshs 70 pssftcs;aa II
dyss Black OF Bros~ isrssssly witAos int
i.ry 10 the Hair q Skin warranted the Be-
article Of Ne kiAA u eziHeece.
PRICE,, ONL I 50 cEN7S
DEPOT, Sc DEY st. New York
ASlly
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20

H,ssgsken aud brace ~ system. No Lsdv,
who n sobjsct ~ lassituds aud fAintHsss,se
shosld b without them, they are rs,ivifylns
in their cotton.
THESE B1TTERs
Win ~ saly Care bas Prsvsas liess.s
and IN this rss,~st are dosbly valuable " ~
person wh" may US them. Fer
INC4PiENT CONSUMPTION,
Wsal Lung, Iadsestipo, Dyspepsia Dissas.
~ Of ths Nsrvous System, PArsl,si& filss,
and tor all caves requiring Tonic
DR.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters
AISN VNSHI9PAS3UDl
For Sore Throat 20 common s0onK ~
Clergy, they ere truly valuable.
For the aged sud islsn and NJ parsons ol
weak ocnssitution-fos Aiaisbsss Of we Ca.
pol, Lawyers, aud I'll public sps~A>rS-Ex
Book keepers, Tsiloss SeAnssrs~sss StuAeaas
Art;Sts, and I'll persons leading . Is1v1saxy
lite. they will prove truly be0e6Sial
A. y Beverage, they are who: e~,1e, isno-
cent, and delicious 70 the tayte They pssAuse
al We exhilars,ing effects of 6s.sdy " Wine
without nstaxicatiux; sai ars vslust.o rs~
sty fsx peps9as addicted to Ne uss VI sxess.
ive strong drink, sad who ~ish ~ p.4raih
trssn i. They sss pure and est:es4y free
trOos The poisons Ooat aimed in the ~ ,i.sr sGed
Vine. s~a Liquors With which shs ceastry
10 flooded.
These D:ttess not Only CY1e, but PrsreSl
Disease and should BE- sssi by al whs l,.s
in 3 ooaatxy where he water IL bid " ~ here
Ciiik aud fevsss are pesvslsst. Beng e.
tire y iSsocea. AID hArsnelssa they may hs
gives freely to Ckiidrss snd Iufa1ss With in
pusity.
Phys;s;ans, Clergymea. aad Temperance
sAwss>sss, ~ Nm ct Of humanity, sAoSh ~
sist in spsssdsS there truly valuable SlT-
TERS 0ver shs lssd, add tAeseSy s.ssukAuy
aid il bas:sAise drunkenness sod Disease.
IN ~ A1sesssssef tAe Hsod, Sex kea1aeAs,
~ ksrrsss HessseAr, DR.. DODT lmasr.
u! H,ss 6sitsys Wild y fossd 10 h ~osl
Saislsry sad Efeseiovs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20

TIE many certificates which have been
rendered ~, and the Isstors vhinA vs ase
daily receiviHG, are ysHsc!ssiv~ Dssef ~
aaoaS ~ woGssa there 8isssrs Asve xivea .
sstisfaetioe whish 70 ether Aass ever doa>
before. No woman ia TIE laad sAe~lA b
without then, and those who once W. them
viii not fail to keep supply.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-09-20

: OEs pound all kinds Of farm
pHODEC1 TASTED fs< which viii bid the
RICHEST AAkkET PRICE in eseh asd
goods BY
MUNONA PIERCE.
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17

sieo' saIlnw;ea s,ha 0s ms' patriotism called !.
Re.oioed Ths. cs. Ws great great State, L.. L. fa'. 4
the different townships Of tb;. toAe =.
meetings, and form Union cI'I county ,.ss
preservation Of our glorion. ~, and t. %a
word and rallying cry until ,f,.n,a mon ,h.;,es
ton. And TO our patriotic IL Tie Aus
OF Fort Smith, We pledge p,..na oa felllo
our armor, and to stand shoulds." % bU.
them, in common cause 70 slop,se
ResoIred, That the patriot. -. s
Arkansas, who have so mant,,uaze ON
rights IN fhe Union. and under =, eon.aS-
their forefathers. have the wa,rnae. e Coast,s,s
the people OF this county, and we syntss<s
ourselves to them. that q live o. = s'ienalr
survive or perish" we are for N. a,e. sat ~
formed by the patriots of rs % ", onica
an arm to shield. We will ral,v ~ nay shit ~,
country. our Whole country. ana '" The ~
lives, from dishonor or dismemt save Il ~ II
Resoloed. That DR.. Walker te'ent. ten "a
gate Of Scott county has our s,,;' pa'nY,
course IN the late convention aeproa ~
delegates who co operated in the on on VI ~
their country. WV sorou, ,' =
On motion the foregoing ra.,,.
unanimously adopted bv ,b.S'lcas ~" h.
whereupon the following rssoi,. sut ass,
moved and adopted ''U'ioas !,
Resolced. That the Van Bura, M
ed with Q copy of the proceedin,. ns' b IN.
for publication. and that the For, s:., o tAs as-
the Little Rock State Gazette, be rson su,Ia rsp
After which Francis Dunn a., ~
Smoot, two of our old citi,ensII' 'oA /
upon responded expressing ,hsir Is y, ~
Uncle Frankly Dunn, our yene,.u IH Una
man. said that he had lived re Sos CHI
the old Constitution and would ss.'', ss.n ~
fer to die under it. and admee0;'l e,;a'l. p
young men to think well befor. fa'.aed J.
an act that might destroy the o,. sa's
and forever destroy their libertisss' is''''aa:
Whereupon the meeting ad;on,.,
die. u'Aed ,
FRANCIS DUNN, cv
P. c. Bush, Secretary. AaA'
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
A Public Meetino

OF The citizens of Crawford e..
without distinction of party, will b !.
at the Court House, on SATURDAY. u,
an early hour, to take into cons;S.,s,
the state of the country. and to .dou r.
measures as they shall, ON matur. re-.
ton, deem for the best. Let tber /.
general turn out.
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
War Inevitable.

The telegraphic dispatches in to-day's
paper are Of startling import. War seems
now inevitable, unless the outstretched arm
of OmuiPotence shall preserve our imperil,
ed and distracted country.
Linceln has proved himself utterly une-
quail to the great crisis which is upon us,
and ought. in justice to the cause of hui
manity and free institutions, to be deposed
from power. Under the pretext of execu-
ting the laws. and maintaining the in:egri-
ty OF. the Union, his measures are calcula..
cd to destroy both.
The idea has been held out since the in
auguration of Lincoln up to very recen,
period, that the forts in the seceeded States
were to be evacuated, and this was especial.
ay true IN reference to Fort Sumpter. Blu,
we have seen, within the last few days, an
attempt to reinforce this identical fort, has
resulted in q collision between the troops Of
the seceeded States at Charleston, and the
Garrison in command of Maj. Anderson,
at Fort Sumter. thus inaugurating civil
war. with all its untold horrors. This pol.
icy Of Mr. Lincoln of holding on to, en-
forcing and re-eapturing the forts and arse.
nails. dc. IN the seceeded States, is. under
all the surroundings of the case. a most
miserable policy. However right and prop
er it may be, under ordinary circumstances,
fora President Of the United States to see
that the. laws are faithfully executed, and
however delusive aud inju.ious secession
may be regarded either as theory or prac.
tiee. no patriot OF statesman, of enlarged o,
comprehensive mind can or ought to ignore
or triAe with tie fact that seven States oi
the Union have thrown off their allegiance
to. and repadistsd the authority Of, the Gen
eral Government
The Legislatures and Conventions of The
Border States, have declared against coer.
cion, and none more decidedly SO, than the
Convention Of Arkansas. as will be seen
by referring to tho Resolutions, reported
from the Committee on Federal Relations,
md adopted on the 21s: of March.
: The people Of Arkausas of all parties.
viii stand as unit against coercion and in
issnse of Southern nights. and mono will
betruer in the day Of trisl. than the Union
men Of Arkansas.
Early and vigorous preparations ought
TO Be made to meet the emergency. CONS
what may, and to that end. we take it 70,
granted. that the Convention will be re.
assembled by the President of that body.
At the earliest day possible.
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
Groceries, Hardware, -

Just Reed by p. fei. c,,ss
>RNoLAsSES. Sugar, Coffee .ad ~ a~ ~.,.rss .
N and Soaps. pepper, SPECS, g"s wash b0a's
Water buckets. cburns, proon, Tobs:S
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp rosp
various brands. Oysters and sara,n'iN Nails, Hse
CASTINGS Of every description on, and b'f'
and hoea pad and door locks; e;,. g. etc
farming utsnsils of all kinds wIscripucu. =.
Blacksmith Tools. of every snd QsesS
"A large assortment OF Csocke h' Tin War; e
ware, Jars. jugr, qt r. hsSSs' = rrHklH'
ertif IN 1861
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
.I.issls Rock and r. g. Railroad.

A meeting of the Directors and Officers
Of this Company. .xss held At their Office,
in this City on Nondsy aud Tuesday last.
1t Ess. we,leasn. decided to commence
work on the Western Division. immediate.
iy, ani the Engineer authorized to adver-
tise for bids -~.ss- ,ss,s
The Contract between bctSe w addle.
Black 4 Co.. was mutual abregated. s
Mr.. SAMUEL MARTIN. was elected Sec
retary, and a better sslection could not have
been made by the Company for this Office.
We call the attention Of Railroad Con-
tractors to the advsEtissmsat of the Engi-
neer in.aaother colnmn. s1,
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17

arkansas may safely .follow ,chere TIR-
GINA leads.
The measures achieh ,eiN protect the homo,
Of KETTUCKY, scX protect the hon.
or Of Arkansas.
The rights Of our people are identical rias
those Of the people Of TENNESSEE
and NORTH CAROLINA, whateve,
'cW secure their rights riN secure The
rights Of Arkansas.
Idrkansos Is Border State, and The frue
interests Of Ter people require tAat she
sAoald Cooperate ,sitA tie BORDER
STATES.
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
Independent Light Horn H.

1A"e"' "aens Horne eu,t
We are requested to give not;c, :,
meeting Of Capt. Perkins Li.h, n
Company, will be held at the Com, u
on Saturday next, Goth inst Atr
tendance Of members is desired, as br,.
OF Importance will be brought befor y.
We are also requested to say, tn. :.
Company have been notified to keen l.,
selves ready for service.
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
For Prosecuting Attorney.
Eleass te held Fs.t Monday (3d) June.

We are sutEorized to announce GRANVILLE
W1LCOX, 1sq-. rs . candidate for the Office of
prosecuting Attorney. for the 4th Judicial Circuit
composed Of the Counties of Perry. Yell, Pope,
Johnsoa, Fnaklin and OravfHd
Van Buren,, Jan. %, 1861
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
APPOINTMENTS.

RosERr W. JoHNsox and JoHs PorE, at the fol-
lowing times and places. will address the people
upon the present troubles of the country and upon
the policy it is wisest to pursue for the interest the
honor and the future security of the State of Arknn
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17

We are sathorized to announce WILLIAM D.
sACOWAY, ESD, - . candidate for the Office of
Prosecuting Attorney. n the Fourth Judicial Cir
suit, eOuposed Of the Counties of Perry, Yell,
Pope, johnson, Franklin, and Crawfrd.
March -, 1861.
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
Public Speaking.

1t will he kept in mind. BY -the citizens
Of Crawford County. that on Saturday
hexf. Senator yosSsos viii fl1 his appoint
ment here. and address them on the exist
ing state of Affairs of our eount1y.s
Let the people come out. and hear what
he as to say.
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17

~ We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
WALKER. Esq-, . candidate for the Office Of
Prosecuting Attorney. for the 4th Judicial Circuit
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
To Contractor.
Office of the L. R. and +. S.R.R

Office Of the L. R. and +. .S.R.RG,
Van Burer, April 18th, 1861
DROPOSALS will be received up to v-is
l. day. May lst. for the Grading, MasOu-y 4
on that rart of the Road between Van Bunr r
FDy Bayou.
Plans, specifications, and all informstiOc =
be obtained by application at the Engineer. tst
In this City. Security for the faithful pesn
ance Of the work will be required.
JNH. HANEY, Chief EaGnes
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17
VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL. 1861.
COOPERATION

COOPERATION
WITH THE BORDER STATES,
For ahe Protection Of Soathsrn Rights
for the Preservation Of the Union -.
or for a Peaceful Separation.
The Van Buren press., 1861-04-17

arkansas mGy safely .tollow where FIR-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-14

they ask Che application of ~ iia rlglq ruIo' /;
thew inpite No closest ecruliby! They have
demanded thus muoh at ihe hepdslof Their NAp.
tor. Ho haa refused II; and now theY .dennnd
tho same at the hands Of Congress. Inc writ
of habsas corpus was invented to meet the ex'
.lgencies Of exnctly. such . case. - 10 commands
the person who holds the custody OF another 70
bring him lbeldfe the Judge, in order that she
cause OF Dhis detention may be Inquired ptpr
that he NAV be remanded to custody, II ne be
legally held; that he may be diachaHged u he
Is detained without authority OF hNsyth
right u invoke its aid 10 secured 70 every Grim
insl in the land, and has never been invaded by
the constituted authorities until now These
mopnoriAlists would have availed themselves OF
IL To ascertain the accusation against them, and
10 force d "speedy triAl;n but The President has
declared thai he has authorized the military Of
fcer to suspend their right 10 the writ, and to
hold them prisoners at bis pleasure.
Itis fortunate for these memorialsts, In the
ASSERTION OF their personal rights fortunate for
the cause of tho true Interpretation OF the Con-
titution--that there 10 no charge, no intima.
tion, that they have been guilty o. any oftense
known 10 the laws Of the land; for, notWith-
standing the experience Of eighty years, we are
prone to forget that the integrity OF the Constl'
tuition, the solution of the problem OF the COM
patibility of social order with individual secu'
rity, demand that the constitutional guarantees
Of personal liberty should be as faithfully kept
as rigidly enforced, as perfectly administered,
In the case of the meanest criminal as OF the
purest patriot. ft a. -,,r rta
Mr.. PENDLEToN's speech fills FIVE columns OF
tho Globe. 4. gsX i.,J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-14
Whito PnonIa Arnin.a

IL 10 disgraceful that when hundreds Of fami-
lies Of volunteers in the city Of Chicago are
suffering for the means Of livelihood, the Sena.
tors from this State cannot devise some plan by
which they may receive aid from the Govern
ment. The whole negro population of the
South seem cheap objects Of benevolence to
these Congressman at the rate Of eight and ten
dollars month with rations. In other words,
they are willing to feed every handred thous-
and blacks who will come into the Union lines,
and pay them from eight hundred thousand to
a million dollars In cash every thirty days, but
they are not willing to expend a cent for a sin
gle one Of the destitute wives and children Of
the Illinois soldiers. We believe in the old
maxim, Charity begins at home.M III Gov,
eminent ought to provide work to support ne
gross, 1t ought to do the same thing for white
men. 1t is estimated that the war will cost
from five hundred millions to nine hundred
millions Of dollars. Under the abolition plan
Of taking care Of the slaves, at least a hundred
millions of this amount will 60 to the blacks for
of this amount expended In Illinois will do o
great deal toward relieving the distrtsses Of the
poor during the present winter, and will also
pay for works Of necessary Importance to the
whole country. The unemployed poor Of this
State ought TO send deputaton to Senators
Trumbuil and Browning, begging them to use
their Congressional influence in their behalf
Something Of the kind must be done to remind
these magnates that they were elected torepre-
sent white people. 'A''"
The above sensible remarks from the Chica-
go Times will apply to every State in the North
and West. The Times must showever, ,remem-
ber that the object Of abolitonism is to take
care Of the negro, mot Of the white people
Their partywas organized with special reference
to the negro. They are faithfully carrying. out
the object Of its creation. n 20. .,s1- -