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Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-22

C'ncjnnota lNuuiciipoI E2ectjoa.-
The Cincinnati Gazette, tRepubIican. J
says that its party, by the recent elec,
ton IN that city, has been" cleaned
out :,
The returns DO not present single
redeeming teature-every candidate
on the Fusion ticket has been elec-
ted by a sweeping majority. In No
vember, at the Presidential election.
the Republicans, although they car
rled the city by plurality, were
IN a minority Of 2,400 The average
fusion majority is now Judging from
the returns at hand up to present wri
ting, over 1000. The Republicans
were exceedingly lukewarn. Very |
little work was done at the polls or
elsewhere. The opposition, on the
other hand, worked hard, and for this
they are rewarded by an overwhelrn-
ing victory.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-22
IPr|f0tecrs HqritcI 10 mo&c G!nl on
-NOrttc!w COn2acrce

Memphis, april lS.-Sandcrs de.
clines the porstmastership. A commit.
tie OF safety has been appointed.
The resistance feeling is unanimous.
Cannon are being cast here,
Nashville, April l9.-Gov. Harris
replied to Cameron's call on Tennes-
see for two regiments, that Tennessee
would not furnish a single man for
coercion, but fifty thousand if neccs-
sary, for the defence of our rights and
those of our Southern brothers.
Cincinnati, April 1.-THE Council
have rendered $500, 900 to Gov. Den
nison.
1t, Louis, April 1s-Gov. Jack
to Cameron.aat his reaus; |
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-22
L4NCoLNsS PRO
CHA Nh A-TIoH~.

y Ill appear IN .o.iaorrow : paper,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-22
Federal GINS Levelled on Nor
folk and Portsmouth

NorfolI,, Anvil "a yy1o .7.
! J,onda,oa..4 c1.,,--': 1ieii Sao."l''
tor Lad 80, bao,, ,,Seel ela s<,ineo tha5 the mar
],:s sI,ir- 49,, 80 oos,I"ctea, ne placed
Portsmouth, and threafansd l-to'.7 ~ 1an,n n,l''
jish both places unless the obst,no
tons were removed. The c;t;zo'..
complied with his demand .
| Flftsbure., April 1or},-an i,4ars>
war feeling prevails here B1'si,ass
IS almost e31tiu.Iv srsna,,aaJ f'si':ess n
cruitinss is rapidly going on.
Washington, april ia large
force left FOR iIarper's Ferry. Otl.er.
companies Joined on the route. It;s
thought the alnory las been taken.
Harrisburg, April 1o.--15.O0O
troops '7ill be here by Saturday. The
Governor has called out another reg;-
menr.
louisville, April 19-Tho,a v.,..
9 ]aroo I-r,;o,, 1naa+iro.l, l,,1d
which was addressed BY Hon. James
Guthrie and others. Resolution.
We're unanimously adopted. dacIo,,ino.
that Kentucky soil should be held
sacred against the hostile tread OF
either federal or confederate forces.
and that she should pro1optlv ar,,
lelSeh for defence.
Richmond, April 19.-Gov. Letch-
er refuses to comply with I.incoIn's
je1nand for troops from Virginia.
New York. April 19-Ihe Har-
ret Lane has arrived. She proceeds
o Washington immediately with
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-22

ton is illegal, unconstitutional reyo
lutionary, inhunan, diabolical, an,
c0mn0t he complied mith. Missour
viii not furnish man in such an I'M
holy crusade.
St. Paul, April 1s.-The Goveno,
of Minnesota has issued a ploclama.
ton fora regiment, in compliance with
Lincoln's call.
Madison, Ind. April 1s.-The
excitement is daily increasing.
Washington, april 1s.-It is not
credited that Harper's Ferry has been
seized, on that Jefferson Davis is in
Richmond.
Boston, April 1s-The city is EIlet
with soldiers.
Providence, r. L.. april 1s.-T'he
Legislature appropriated half a mil
ilon Q: dollars to military purposes.
Montgomery, APRIL 1s.-President
Davis has issued proclamation invi-
ing privateers to make war on Nor |
.hern commerce by letters Of 1naroue |
~ I...,,r.i !
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-22
heI4atest
n E WIS !!
Special Dispatch to the News.

We received the following Il
teresting dispatches last night. al
place them before our readers, to-
Sether with yesterday IS extra. To-
morrow, our day for issuing, will con-
tain the extras, and any later intelli
Sence that may come to hand.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-04-22

SOUTHERN
MARBLE WORKS.
Corner Of Texas and Edward SITS
ANlNG permanently located il
shreveport, we are prepared to man
utacture from the raw material, and
right at home.
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
TOMRS,
IIBLETS S- TOMB STONES,
ci every description, in the best work
manllke manner.
Iron FENCING.
1he undersigned having made ar
engagements with the manufacturers,
are now prepared to order every des-
cription OF
IRON FENCING,
suitable for enclosing buildings, gar
iens, cemetery lots, etc, also
IRON RAILINGS,
Tor galleries and balconies, which
will be sold at MANIFACTJERS'
PRICES (adding transportation.
Purchasers are invited to call and
xanline the various STYLES, at the
southern Marble Works Of
". HECON Il co,
lnrncr Of Texas and Edwards Sts.
J heir Post Otliceis Shreveport, La. |
no IDLY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

When we advertise good article,
we like to call the special attention of
our readers to it: and we now take
pleasure in referring to the advertise
ment Of V. s. Jourdan, in another col
nmn. lie is proprietor Of the genuine
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Pu-
rifier, and Of Jourdan's Guaranteed Fe-
yer and Ague Cure,-both remedies
extensively known and extensively used.
Our firm aud fast friends, the ladies
will derive great benefit from the
Strengthening Cordial; and our sha-
Ky friends must use the Guaranteed
Ague Cure sr,....
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
Events that are transpiring in

Events that are transporting in
the east coupled with the richness
of our coil, the health of our cli-
mate, and the unequallcd advan-
tagcs offered ia the west for rich
Investments, are exerting their
influences in turning the tide of
emigration, seeking an outlet from
the crowded cities of the East to
northern Iowa, the garden of the
West. This County appears to
come in for its full share. There
is scarcely a day that, does not
bring men from various parts of
the east, and substantial men to,
all looking for a location that
will better them apecuniarily.
The emigration to this section
will be heavy this year. ,svfsu
The oil wells in Pa. have been
the scene of fire and general de-
VISITATION, resulting from the acci-
dental igniting of the gas filling
the atmosphere. Large amounts
of property were destroyed and
many lives lost e>f
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
WHAT Is TO BE DONEa

= One Of three things, either compromise, di.
vide. or fight. Some are for compromise
some are for division, and If neither can be-
DONE then all are for fight. Arms are the
last argument to which even kings resort. II
is dread arbitrament and we had supposed
in this enlightened age and especially IN this
enlightened nation no such dire necessity
could exist Shall not the country be spared
tho terrible slaughter of our youth, which
even one conflict Of arms mi ht produce!
Will war better the prospects Of peace, Was
ever tho Saxon race conquered? Arc we
net Of one blood! Is this not u war of exter-
m,na:ion! God speed the right. Cleveland
PI0indeHler
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
Important 10 Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, Nj. d /,
NETWORK CITY. ,s. ,.,..

The combinations of Ingredients in these
Pills arc the result OF ii long and extensive
practice. They are mild in their operation,
and certain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful Mensurations, removing all obsruc-
ITEMS, whether from cold or otherwise. head
ache, pain in the sidc palpitation of the heart
whites, ali nervous effections, Mysteries, ta,
tigue pain in the back and limbs, &c, dis
turbed sleep, which arise from interruption
of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Or. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable as
they will bring on the monthly period with
Ladies who have been disappoint-
led in the use of other Pills can place the
utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
doing all that they represent to do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition Of the female system
in uh,eh the Pills cannot be taken acathout
producing PECULIAR RESULT. The
condition refer,..' to is PREGNANCY-the
result, MISCARRIAGE. Such is the irresis-
table tendency of the medicine TO restore the
staual functions to a normal condition, thai
c sen the reproductive poacer Of nature cannot
resist 1t. ....s,,..-..
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
anything injurious Explicit directions,
which should be read, accompany each box.
Price ST.. Sent by mail on enclosing S. to DR.
CORNELIUS I. CHrEsEMAN, Box 1881, Post
Office, New York City. a-.,r.
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY
TOWN IN THE UNITED STATES.
r. B. HUTCHINGS Proprietor.
'3.'.>1 '5 20 Cedar St. New York
70 raom all Wholesale orders should be ed.
dressed.
90 Sold by A. ~. Van Leuven, Agent Lime
Springs Iowa. .4l4..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
The Ohio States man on tho War

Ire Democrats ana oil conservative men
will do their duty and their whole duty in
the present fearful and dreadful emergency.
They will support the Government and sus-
tain the executive in the exercise of all con-
stitutional and legal means to preserve the
Union. execute the laws, and defend the Ma
tional Capital, but while doing all this, with
energy, promptness and fidelity, they will
not forget even though the sad and fearful
contest rage for ten years to come, that they
have at all times and under all circumstan-
ces protested against the causes which have
brought the country to its present fearful con-
dition: Democrats have always stood by the
Constitution and the flag Of the country. And
never did they battle for the integrity Of the
first or the honor o. the last, with more SIN
ccre devotion, than IN their strenuous efforts
to roll back the tide of fanaticism-fed and
nurtured by pro.slavery and anti-slavery dem
agegues-whlch has brought our country to
its present sad condition, and precipitated
civil war upon U.s. In the present emergency,
Democrats, and Conservative men will do
their duty, but it must not be supposed that
they will become oblivious to the causes
whicf, have b, ought about civil wnr' or that
thsy will even surrender their right to ex-
press their epnisns, upon appropriate occa-
sions, as to these causes, and the events now
occurring and hereafter to occur.-.-Statesman
The firm of Munson 4 Pierce, and
also the old and popular Pioneer store
by G. III. Munson, are receiving their
spring and summer stock of goods. The
men do not live IN this county that have
done more for the people in It, than
have Munson Il Pierce; and besides
there are none better, or more honora-
BILE than they 10 deal with. s,u, ..-
tits because we love the Union which
wss formed by Washing n and his
fellow patriots that we council modera-
ton and peace. Civil war is certain,
inevitable and eternal disumion Those
who council war know that they speak
for disunio,,, and they uaeaA 1t, unless
they can plead an ignorance more dark
than that which fell upon Egypt. 80"
The Plaindealer acknowledges its
obligations to 4. J. Warrington for a
fine mess of onions. little the incest
we've seen. h-''s -." I'd
TO FARMER.N,AND FAMILIES
DESTROYS Of owning a good Sewing Ma
chine, that i; simple in its construction,
strong, and not liable to get out of Or
der, one that makes the stitch alike on
both sides, one that does not skip stitch
es or unravel, one that will sew equal
we'll on thick or thin cloth, one that
NIL r,,n o,.or r,tho,-o w; tho,,t h,.oo bin
one that makes a uniform seam, {leav-
ing no ridge unlerncath,) enc that
will use any ~. of Cotton thread, Lin
en- or Silk, one that will last for years
on all kinds of work: in short one that
is not more trouble than it is worth, we
would say to such, among our subcri-
bers and friends. buy at once. without
hesitation, the Ladd, Webster 3.Co.
Machine. 1T is the best, and cheap.
est IN the end.' See advertisement in
another column.-Chicago Herald.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
FRED DAVIS.

Having returned from his Southern tour
informs his friends in Howard County,
that he is prepared to, enter into contract
for all kinds of Mason work. Buildings
Of wood and stone. plastered outside and
in, in superior manner and warranted to
stand. st..t
~ Ill kinds of produce taken in pay
ment for work.
New Oregon May 2, 1861. sstfI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

IN DISTRICT COURT OF HOWARD
COUNTY IOWA.
go. =, '1'''p or,si.., Notice.
To e, r. Wilder, Defendant,
Sur: YOU are hereby notified that there
is new on file in the Office Of the Clsrk OF
the District Court Of Howard County Iowa, a
petition of Gee. G. Winship, claiming Of you
the foreclosure Of your equity Of redemption
in and to the south west quarter of section
twenty eight [2sl township ninety nine 1897
north of range eleven (ll) west Of 5th ?. N.
and that unless you appear thereto and de-
end before noon of the second day ofthe next
term Of said court to be holden in said coun-
ty commencing on the 5th. monday after tho
Sd monday in may next. default will be on
tered against you and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for IN said petition.
WILLE1T& BURDICK
..-. Solicitor for petitioner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

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We. have ever held aloft the Con-
s,itution and the Dred Scott decision,
and the stars and stripes, as q SYM
bol of the glorious principles that We
are willing to live and to die under,
and we give fair notice to all, that
threats of pecupiary loss, Of personal
violence, Of the destruction Of our pro-
pcrty, will never cause us to swerve
from this, the line of honor, duty and
patriotism. = DEFY Book. e
So have we. We yield to the
constitution q most implicit obe-
dience and that without awaiting
ourselves of any artful dodge,
that this construction, or that is
a mere dictum of the court, and
therefore not binding. We know
nothing about supporting that
sacred instrument with sproviso'
or repudiating the construction
put upon it by the conrts.
Messrs Nichols & Mitchell are
about opening an Ambrotype
gallery in J. F. Mitchell's stone
block. We understand they are
good workmen and will give am
pie satisfaction.
The u. S. Marshal has notified
the Illinois Central r. r. to re-
cieve no freight for points South
of Cairo.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

20 See advertisement Of Prof L Miller .
hair inyisorator and liqaid hair dye in on
other column 61inrmiv
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
$2S II
EMPLOYMENT!
| 375!
AGENTS WANTED!

We will pay from $25 to $75 per month
and all expenses to active Agents, or give
. commission. Particulars sent free. Ad
dress Erie Sewiag Machine Company, r
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

e, Dr.. Clemmer of the firm Of Clcmmcr
e Mitchell has left for the East to lay
ii summers stock Of Drugs, Medi-
clnes, Notions, Stationery, and such
general articles of trade as are adapted
to the wants of this community.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

Howard, Iowa, flames HAL, s..-
Linn, Sp-in;s Iowa, A. NJ. Van Leuven
bnsti, New York. Thompson G Mead
l,me.town NY. 4 p Wilcox
Al4o Post Masters every where
THE TELEGRAPH.
When tho press brought the
intelligence that the Govern ors
IF the Northern States in imita-
ton Of the south had taken poses
sion of the telegraph and its mes
sages in the north, We felt that If
the act in itself was not justifia-
bic, it would only Zoe used to com
municate to the people absolute
matters of fact that had actually
transpired, and that thus unnec-
cssary excitement and alarm
would be avoided, and the act
had our sanction. But instead Of
an improvement in this respect
the statements by telegraph are
more infamatory, and equally as
unreliable as before. But a few
days ago we were all shocked
and panied at the announcement
that martial law had been pro-
claimed in Baltimore and its
streets deluged in the blood of
Northern men, Fastening to the
defence of their country. Every
man worthy the name of an
American was fired with indigna-
ton. But 10 I! after having fully
agitated the public mind and ar
reused the war spirit of the north
it turns out to be one of the many
hundred Geographic lies, sent to
the press to keep up the popular
delusion of the people. Again
the tale that was brought by the
same source that jeff: Davis was
within twenty-four, hours march
of the Capitol at the head of
large force, is acknowledged to be
without foundation. And equal
ly so in regard to the attack upon
fort Pickens, the burning of Wash
ington. 1t now seems by the cor
respondence Of the republican, pa
pers themselves that no attack
has been contemplated upon
Washington-that Col. Lee is
not, and has not been at Airing
ton heights-that neither Gen.
Beauregard or Davis have been at
Richmond, but simply that A. H.
Stephens came on there to con-
suit with Gov. Letcher. But the
latest news is that a mob of 5000
Ohio troops stationed at Lam
caster have threatend the life of
James Buchanan, and that he has
hastily disposed of his property
there and fed to Canada We
don't expect Or wish any volun-
teers to visit vengeance OH the
Ohio troops, for Of course this is
like other statements, a telegraph
ic-fib. Should the telegraph an
nounce that the South was about
to blockade n. Y. harbor with
the floating iron battery used at
Fort Sumter, or that zen. Beau
regard with fleet of 100000
balloons was about to spread de-
vastation in the north, the story
would be but little more improb-
able than the many ,,dispa tches"
already sent. We earnestly en-
treat every body to be Calm, look
at the probability of the various
rumors that will circulate among
us and adopt no rumor as true
until some reason is shown to ex-
ist in favor of its adoption.
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE:
The Dubuque Herald has Sc
cured a special correspondent in
its late talented local editor, T. 3.
Vilkie, who will accompany the
Iowa regiment to the seat of War.
Persons in this vicinity and hav-
ing friends in the army cannot do
letter than to subscribe for the
/. Ei-,Ueek!y Herald. and secure
= early dispatches relating to the
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
WHAT rs TREASON.

such as the following promulga-
tel by Mr.. Littlejohn in the Leg
stature of the State of n. 81. on
the 9th Of April sufficiently treas
enable to the hopes Of this Union
to demand of Mr.. Lincoln, the
revocation of Littleiohn's appoint
ment to a foreign Mission under
this government. All our calam-
itics have grown out of the
growth and propagation of such
sentiments as these in the North.
And if the administration cannot
punish as for an overt act against
the government at least it can de
cline to reward such traitors by
refusing them place and position;
and further this is its duty.
But hear Mr.. Littlejohn:
MIR. Speaker: care not where op-
preston may be, there l stand-ready
to repel and resist it. l recognize no
power under Heaven that can maze
man a slave. recognise NO CONSTR
sTlTUTloN- LAW that can deprive
a man of his personal rights and liberty;
and I, as a citizen Of New York, am
ready to place this Staten that attitude.
Suppose Nep York takes that
ground-what then? Some talk of
revola,on, as if that were to be the
dreade | result. Sir, / love that word
when it is revolution against oppression.
Revolution, in that sense, has en-
twined about it and in it the word lib
erty. There is no nation under Heav-
en- where freedom, if it have any, is
not founded first in revolution. lpreuch
no! revolution here tonight, because
it is not necessary. But, do say,
that mhen the Courts undertake to de-
pire citizens Of their liberty, i: is
car duty to take position. l know
that State after State will f,llow the
lead Of the State whose metto is Eek.
celsior.' When this great State, with
her two millions and upward of free
men, likes that position, then, ! trust:
a death blow is struck against African
Slavery. -sr
I place my feet on the Constitution
of the United States. No where does
it contain the word Slavery Place
that instrument in the hands of a man
born even, and bred under despotism
as absolute as that of the autocrat OF
Russia, accustomed to Its exactions
and its tyranny, and entirely ignoraAs
of the fact that its constitution had ever
been a question in this particular-and
ask MN to const,'ue it. Ceuld he point
to a line or word that recognizes
slavery in it! 1 place. myself Oh that
Constitution, and l would not permit
q fugitive from the South to be taken
from our limits. .@.a -1s-r
The atlantic Monthly, for
May is on our table containing
the commencement of Mrs. Stoves
new Novel. The proprietors com
mend it as among the best of her
literary productions 1t can be
had from 1icknor Il Fields, Bos-
ton Mass. By the way Gentle
men you did not send the Plain
Dealer the April No. containing
the closing chapter to the Profess
ors story. .1 .a ,.4sa5 a.5 l.
TO respond to the proclama-
ton of the President for men,
only requires from Iowa, one per-
COZ, o,.t of o,,nrv 600 This w, ,l,l1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

TO respond to the proclama-
ton of the President for men,
only requires from Iowa, one per-
son out of every 900. This would
take from Dubuque county 81,
but she has already sent 200 men.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

We have an abundance Of ru-
mors from the South but nothing
entitled to confidence.