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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
SHERIFFS SALE.

Hpf virtue of an execution directed to mo
NJ from the Clerk of the District Court Of
Howard County, Iowa on a Judgment obtain
ed in said Court on the 25th day of October
1889 in favor of Emerson Cochran & Co;as
Plaintiff and against S. Nj. Cole as defendant
for the sum of nuoty-cight dollars and thirty
two cents and costs at 50 20 and accruinr
costs have levied upon the following Real
Estate taken as the property of the said de-
tendant, to satisfy said execution to-wit: all
the right title and cnterest which the defen-
dant had on the 25th hay of October A. D.
1889, or at any time thereafter of to and in
the north west quarter OF the south east quar-
ter and north east quarter of the south west
quarter fsecton No eight tS) in Township
No. ninety-sven (s7 north: range eleven lIll
west of the 5th i. VI in Howard county State
OF Iowa. And will offer the same for sale to
the highest bidder for cash in hand on the
eth day of December I'D. 1861, in front of
the Court House door in Vernon Springs town.
ship at the hour of ten o'clock 4 H. of SAID
day when and where due attendance will b.
given by the undersigned
?. 7. SEARLES. Sheriff of said County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
tCogmunicatel.l
Editor Of tke P!esn Deqler

Editor Of Tie P!ain DeaEer::
Our citizens were favored last Sabbath with
a discourse from the Rev. Mr.. Higgins. He
endeayored to prove the authenticity of the
scriptures by their fulfllment according to
the predictions Of the Prophets and from the
evldeneies of Christianity; and to show that
aperusal and careful study of the Bible will
demonstrate to the reader the result Of this
war in our land-showing that the predic-
tons of the speculatist and politician arc not
only unsatisfactory but always incorrect Be.
fore concluding his subject, he had occasion
to refer to, and read a portion of Bensn's
description of hell, ian Orthodox Commenta-
tor or the manner in which God would pun
ish the wicked in future world to compare
it with his own views, when to his surprise,
he observed a portion of the audience abscond-
ing, but proceeded with his subject as though
nothing had TRANSFERRED. Our orthoraox
friends in this display of their indignity to-
wards the speaker not only cast reflection
upon their own cherished but most horrible
creed but leave the public to understand
that they are ashamed of and detest this
false and most unnatural doctrine--and that
they are the originators of the HE'LL which
they say God has prepared for their wicked
ncighbor : ~" M 4"
-...e-. s.- -~ ia PRINTER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20

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the Southern Rebellion. Abolitionists
backed by Republican members of Cor
gress such as Chase. Sumner, Seward
Cameron, Wilson, Chandler, Wad,
Hale, Trumbull, Fesscnden. Wilkinson
| Nurkce, Potter, the Washburnes, Gid
NNSs, Corwm, Kellogg, Loviov. Farms
worth, Coit;ax, Blair, and ahundred 9th.
ers, have time and again petitionet
Congress u dissolve the, Union. and
have repeatedly violated the Constitu.
tion-viola ted the laws Of Congress,
and spurncI with contempt the decis-
ions of the Sepreme Court. They have
! done this in the name Of "humanitv,'
and in the name Of h umanitv have de-
clarcl that the Constitution IS ''lea-
| rue with hell and covenant with
death" because it provides that every
State shall regulate. its own domestic
institutions to suit itself, Slarery in-
cluded.
We are no apolcglst for slavery, nor
for Southern Rebellion; and we are
determined ts be no apologist for abo,
lition fanticism and treason. We say
punish both alike, and LIT the pen al
ties Of the law be visited upon the two
impartially. We have no respect or
sympathy for either party. Let trail
tors or rebels. either north or south, be
punished as they deserve. But we see
no consistency or justice in exculpatlng
the one, and administering vengence to
the other Justice should be univer-
sal principle, ana it should bear alike
on northern as we'll as southern traitors
Our creed is, that whoever iisobeys
the laws Of his country, is a traitor: who
ever violates the Constitution, is trai-
tor, whoever gnores or opposes the de
cisions Of the Supreme Court Of the
! United States is traitor, ami whoever
petitions Congress and demands a dis
snlution of the Union, is an arrans trail
tor, and should be hing without cere-
mony or prayers. We say to all stand
by the Constitution and the Laws.
Never give up this glorious Union,
even though southern and northern
rebels and traitors may cianor for it.
Stand by your country and the insri
tutions our foretathers established, and
ali will yet be we'll. a.. .aa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
A LISTEN Err

A LITERARY BANauET.-The cele
bratcl Ne'o YORK Mercury publishes
it's annual Prospectus, for 1867, in our
Columns to day, and our readers will
miss something il they fail TO peruse it.
The Mercury is not only the largest
and cheapest literary psper in the world
bur its great serial Romances. Moral
Tales, esquisite Poetry and General
Miscellany are the very best published
III this country. No other Journal thar
we know of has anything like it's IA
nous tributorial corps delise and
wonderful variety ofmental food. It is
now in its 9th year, and has stability
that lnsures to all who subscribe for it
a sure ana rich return for the money
invested. The Ne,s York Nercury
for 1862 will be a paper that no Aeri-
can family can afford to be without.
Subscri be for it at orcs, We say.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
;SIIERIEFS SALE.
State Of Iowa, -
Howard County. |

Howard County, .. ...
RY virtue OF \ special execution issued out
- Of the Office OF the Clerk of the District
Tour. 81 Howard County Iowa, at the suit of
George Knowles plaintiff, against VIM. Mi
nor and John Campbsll, defendants, to me
directed commanding me TO sell the real
estate hereinafter described to satisfy a
Judgment and decree of foreclosure for the
su,n Of t,roe hundred nine and 26.l00 dol
lars dam ses and six per cent inseres. thereon
srom tee 25th day of juno. A. D. 1861, and
twelve and . 100 dollars costs which the said
plaintiff recovered against the said defsn dant
Wli!Am Minor and John Campbell, at the
June term A. D. 1861, of said District Court
shall sell ct public auction to the highest
bidder for ca.h, on the ssth day Of Decem-
her A. D, 1861, ut twelve O'Clock NJ of said
d;Iv ut the front door ef TIE new Court
House in Vernon Springs township in said
county all the right title and interest o de-
s.I ,laats na6 in said premises on the 23rd
day of April. 1857. or at any time thereaf-
ter with all the equity Of redemption
of either Of the defendants OF. in, and to the
following described rea! estate, to wit the
sousa east quarter IA Of section No eight 81
in township NJ. one hundred (lo0) north OF
range eleven tlI) west Of the 5th z. II.
Done at Sheriff Office, Vernon Springs
Nov. 25th, 1861. lea.
Pr. SEiRLES, Sheriff of said County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
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LEn,,,n,,,ninnAnN


FRIEND MEAp :-Throurh the columns Of
your journal, the Ploin Dca'er, that appel.
lation gives me the authority wish to re.
mark, being one of thssc DESTROYS of seeking
and obtaining the truth as regards the pres
ent and future good Of all mankind-or in
part. In that state of mind attended fn-
neral in the house owned and occupied BY
the Congregationalists in this village, on en-
terng said house found the pulpit occupied
by the Rev Divine OF the Ba ptist de-
nomination, after the usual ceremonies, the
Rev. Divine arose and announced his text
while was in these words: Suffer little chill
dren to come unto me- and for bid them not;
for cfsuch is the kingdom nfheaven The SO
lection, in my mind was good one The in
troductory remarks were apoogetic for rea-
sons the Rev. Divine had given the subject
no thought, his remarks therefore, might be
incohcrent-very true his exit would have
been coherent His effort was to show that
christianity was simplicity, and Of that ma
ture which children are in possession Of; to
illustrate, he stated his experiences and
knowledge, that was to place black and white
children together and they know no differ
ence, all upon an equality. In the second
place, that for christian to wear external,
matter, such as ribb ns, flowers. Sewgaws
and fancy colors, was rs unbecoming us to
place pearls in hogs snout etc. and like kin
dred remarks. Now, in reply to such re
marks, designed for funeral Discourse, l
cannot endorse. do not wish to be in possession
otthat simplicity which has been one of the
causes Of our present difficulties, that is, ne
gro simplicity. And further, ii christian
simplicity consists in parta king of the nature
end habits Of the no; that is, occupying a
place in * state OF nudity, | cannot endorse
that kind OF preaching IN On enlightened
community. And that divine preacher shoald
immediately find his way to the African
shorcs--there be would find bis beloved chris
tan simplicity.
ITSTCNED
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20

&c There will be Celebration of Christ
mas Eve in hTtchell's Hall next Tuesday
evening by the Universalists-Ihe house
will be Illuminated and draped in evergreen,
and a discourse delivered by Rev. P. Smith
appropriate to the occasion.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
SHERIFF SALE.

State Of Iowa os
Howard County. , E.F- ~ a-N
E9Y virtue of special execution issued out
10 of the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
Howard County Iowa, at TIE snit of Norman
Freeman. plaintiff, against Samuel Nichols,
defendant, 10 me directed commanding me to
sell the real estate hereinafter described, to
satisfy Judgment for the sam of sixty-eieht
and $500 dollars damages: and ten per
cent interest thereon from June 26th. 1860,
and fifteen and 2O-lOO costs which said plain
tiff recovered against the said defendant Sam
ue! Nichols. at the June term, A. d. 1860 OF
said District Court shall sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, on the
18th day Of January a. D 1862, ut ten
O'Clock A. NJ of said day at the front door OF
ofthe new Court House in Vernon Springs
township in said county, the following de,
scribed real estate, to wit: the south west
quarter IA OF saction No. eight (s) in town.
ship No. one hundred I0o) north Of range
No. thirteen (l3 west excepting theretron'
twenty 100 acres on the west side. and forty
I4OI acres on the east side.
Done at Sherifs Office, Vernon Springs
Nov. 25th. A. D. 1861.
PIT Searles, Sheriff of said County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
T'Oth Pglblic!

For the benefit Of the community in aud
about the vicinity of Mes Oregon, | propose
to meet any respectable Orthodox minister in
whom the Church have confidence: an3 oas
that is able to dafonl their doctrines aud dis
cuss the following questions: ~.
Do the scriptures Of tire Old and New Tes-
t:ments teach the holiness and Happiness Of
all slen in q state Of Immortality p til 4.
teach that any part of mankind shall suffer
endless punishment in state of Immorta.i-
ty -.'t"t =. . .'#.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20

The following we clip from the Du-
buque Herald, it commends the Presi-
dent rs an sdherent Of the Constitution
and for suppressing that portion of the
report Of the Secretary of War
which favors the arroing Of slaves af the
South to fight and destroy their mas
tegs:
although the President deserves no credit
for performing his duty in a Constitutional
manner, yet in as much as there is a large
portion of the people who not only acqulesce
in a violation and Infringement of the Con-
ttitution, but who advocate that it he disre
garded in the exigency in which the country
is placed. 1t is something to be grateful 70,
that the Executive has not in the case in poin
yielded to the weakness Of the public heart
nor to the fanaticism Of the public mind
Therefore we say, all honor to the Presi dent.
and may he be 30 impressed with the sacred
obligation of his Oath of Office, as to neye,
again yield to the weakness of his ewn nature
or to the temptings of partisans, to Violate OF
infringe aron The Constellation Of his Coma
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
P. SMITH.

Rev. P. Smith will preach at M;tchclps
Hall Sabbath evening, Dec 2sth on the BIZ
Bile Doctrine Of the Devil. We hoYe our c;ti-
zens will, as they have heretofore, turn out
and avail themselves of the opportunity Of
hearing a true exposition Of this most inpor
tant and interesting subject.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20

Close the door lightly, .
Bride the breath,
Our little earth angel " F..
Is talking with death.
. 1' Gently he woes her;
-.r She wishes to STAY o.
His arms are about her
t. He bears her away! " ~
Music comes floating f..-..
j Down from the dome - :
Angels are chanting 4r' has
The sweet welcome home.
H Come. stricken weeper! ,na
Come to the bed, +. a..
Gaze on the sleeper
Our idol is dead I#L @H
."3 Smooth out the ringlets, % =
Close the blue eyes /. a5
No wonder such beauty ...
'. Was claimed in the skies
Cross the hands gently n
Der the white breast,
So like a wild spirit .#1h I
-to.u Strayed from the blest;
F5 Bear her out softly, .t'.a
This IDOL of OURS, Z ts-;cl
W Let her grave slumbers
Be mid the sweet flowers
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20

Ex-Minister Falkner has gone south
on parole to exchange hiluself for Con
gresham Ely-hope he cant come it
We have too many abolitionists in Con
gress already.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
DIED.

In New Oregon Dec. 18th, Agness Maria
daughter of Otis and Ellen Adams, aged I
years months and days.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
Id r. 7. G.. AXEiss q CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Hotties for g..
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure cf
every variety of Throat and lang Compliant, that
it is entirely unnecessary for to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been css-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the pco.le its quality is kept up to the hoat
it ever has been, and that it may be relied OH to
do for t.ler relief all it has ever been found to d.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
llIlg
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EN- pLOYM EMIT!
AGENTS WANTED,

We will pay from s25 to $75 per month
and all expenses, to active agents, or give
n commission. Particulars sent free AID
dress Erie Sewins Machine Conpann K.
James. General Agent Milan, Chic
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR TIE CURE OF
Costireaess, JaHndice, Dyspepsia, indignation,
Dysente'V, Foml !%omach, ErySipeias. lI@asacde.
Plies, Rheumatism, Eyuotto.s and @.in Diseases.
Lire, Compliant, D,opsy, letter, Iumors ans
Sat Rhrnm, Uems, Govt, Nca"aIyia, q
Dis"cr PW anil for Purifying tie Blood.
They sugar-coatcd. so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apcrient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price Is cents per Eox; Five boxes for Sl.oo.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians. Statea
men, and eminent personages, have lent the
names certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthcs
remedies, bat our space here will not permit T.
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nsh gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which the.
are given; with also full descriptions of the aooy
complaints, and the treatment that should be TO-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincplea dealers witt
ether preparations they make moro profit Oh
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The sicl.
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
AL our remedies are for sale by
Clemmer & Mitchell New Oregon, R.
Sutton Alton, S. H. Noble Vernon Spring
Hoffman Benton & CO. MoGregor, and a
Dealers in Medicines. nl02yl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-09
sa R'SsC Sum.

Inc Undersigned having invented Mounted Rifle Gu,'
which he designs for the OF the Confederate Army applied
to Gen Twgg for that practical Judgment concerning lis use
tulness which he could not himself supply.
Ihe General coreousy reduced to writing the encouraging
sentiments he had expressed the enterprise His letter
is below.
The undersigned would that this gun designed excel
III" ned pieces in The facility and deadly in
operations of 1t will discharge 1872 balls in one minute
ana conld be increased to almost incredible numbera
range as great if not greater than any gun now in use He
mas iof his own satisfaction constructed model with which
ne discharged SO balls in minute 1t test of its
capacity The object OF this notice is obtain by subscription
the means for constructing such gun rs will enable
l"sgS dov Moore, Col Hebert and other engucer
eSl me real qualities OF the invention The construction will
cost from $1,000 10 $780,
SUBSCRIPTION lists viii be circu'ged contributions are re-
specially solicited in view Of the important object to be a
tanned Lists will be lett the Merchants Bank Cooper
NeibeHs McCcrren Landry, Au9oneers james Medl: j.
r tohey d. Ricardo, Notary Fublics at the residence
OF the subscriber No 1862 third street, between Constance aa
Laurel streets, Fourth District
j. G.. WINGARD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-09
Crescent klues, Company e.


STONE BRIDGE, NEAR MANASSAS JUNCTION, July -
meeting Of the Crescent Blues, held for ;he pu.poe
paying trbnte respect the memory the late Lent Col
CHARLES D. DREuX Capt, GooGwyn called the
chair, and Corporal Goodin appointed secretary.
motion Of LieU j. Fl. Sanders, committee Of FIVE
appointed draft resolutions expressive Of the feel Is Of this
Company regard tie death of gallant owclzen a
soldier III chair appointed said committee. Lieus J. Il.
Sanders and " G. De ISo and prtvRtes James McGor Nor
r Robertson who reported following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas We have learned With HEARTFELT SORROW. that
talented young friend Leut Col. CHARLES D. DREUN, fell
the 9Th inst whilst rohy leading his command against the
invaders Of Eoaern soil deem Inappropriate tha;
of and sympathy sonld be heard from his e
lowowrsmen at lie seat OF war. Therefore,
Resolved That have WATCHED with pleasure aud pgGe the
of Col Deux from the date of his entering the service
Of his country Captain Of the Orleans Cadets, and have
viewed his rapid promotion with feelings Of profound grafca
lion knowing his superior military talent and the ad0 OF his
spirit
Resolved That in thu death of Lieut. Col Dreux 6
loved South hiss o Of her stauncleSt defenders State
Of her nubest the bar Of its ables advocates d
society ono of its brightest ornaments.
Resolved That will Ike it special object Mt every
portuniy, at all hazards nvenge the death Of tic
ern heart.
Resolved, That tender The afflicted family aud The
bereaved wife OF the deceased most sincere CONFIDENCE ana
that truly and deeply sympahize with them in the ep4r
able loss which they have sustained
Resolved That copy of these resolutions lie 10 the
wi Of the deceased and thai copy Of the proceeding of
this meeting forwarded New Orleans Daily Crescent,
ea and Pcayune with the request that they publish the
same aug 2nlt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-09

A HARD CAsE.-Another victim of outrage at
the hands of the Federal troops near Hampton has
reached this city. The lady in question managed
to escape without personal violence, but Buffers
troops-after destroying her furniture, appropriat,
ing silver ware, and other valuables-marched OFT
all her slaves with the exception OF negro
woman With this ntimation of danger before her
eyes and perhaps anticipating, worse fate than
death if she remained, she had prepared, armed
with the gracious concession of pass, to retire
dispoiled of her property, when the marauders
again appeared and even denied her the privilege
Of taking wearing apparel save such as she had
on.
These are facts, derived from the lips OF the
sufferer How long shall we be compelled to en-
dure inYasion2 Portsmouth (Va.) Transcript.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-09
0ldieTs' Aid Society,

letter has been received from Virginia. of which the fol-
lowing is an extract
II mentioned few days since we were going to form
Knitting Society," provide the soldiers witt, socks during the
winter since then have held our first meeting As
the funds in the treasury considerable and
propose Simplifying the Louis Volunteers with socks wa
think bat right to cali on Lousianans aid us in our scheme
You Of the tar South have no idea of the indirect tax there
all families in Virginia since The commencement of the war
We called upon daily Tor aid shape form our
time and money constantly in demand
I'VE therefore, call upon you good people of New Orleans
to assist any contribution however small will be very ac-
cepabe newly formed Society And those c arnh>
disposed persons who wish to be service 10 the sick Mt thu
hospital in Virginia DO by sending 10 the Soldiers Aid
Society," in LynchbuIG anything in the shape of Of not money
old linen, half ii net drawers and unlershirls
en- for pillows and small mattresses, pillow cases. Sheets blank
cts and bapdages root tspoca blackberry vine port
cae crackers, AID any le decacy that will be
sick person Now, dear cousin have made nv apppsl in
will ycE not Try to your influence in hepn our Soci
ETY. We poor but have bound ourselves to do wonders if
helpe&.''
Inrespose the above the ladies' the Third District
organized sccy and request the publication OF their card in
yom payer.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
society hiss been among the ladies of the Third Dis
te called ae SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY for the PURPOSE
Of assisting Volunteers in active SERVICE Donations are re-
quesed OF provisions hawcrn clothing for clothing
any ares la could be used for the sick or wounded
They will be received W. G. Ray aonds Carp street, at
Wheel esl liekcy s. Ntrgry BGdngs Or at the Third
Presbyterian Church. Washington SQuarc from A. NJ IN
p. NJ, On FRIDAYS.
Subscription books for nlorcy will be presented endorqd Nv
the Prcslcr, Vice resident and Secretary
Mrs P G. LATDLAT7, President
Mrs L. \. WHANN Vice President
aug 2p2t Mrs. II, N. SMITH. Sec et,}y and Tres.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-09
N ew Orleans


No. CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels SUI
perior to Lard or equal to sperm oils, for
Railroad cur Observation-Disclosures. 30 cts. gal
No. l REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. 50 8.
No. . REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable for painting MI outside work,
and any color except white ............. IS >.
No. 3REFINFD OIL, in casks and bbls suit.
able FOR Ship aud Steamboat decks, Roof
ing etc..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS =.
No. l As OIL in casks and barrels suitable
for the various kinds Of gas apparatus. 25 =.
COMMON RosIN OIL. iii casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering leRce5 now works etc prcserv-
ing the wood from exposure to the wea-
ther, or for mixing with common paint or
AAhloia 'Is'....-'. .............-..... 70
AXLE or WHEEL GREASE in barrels half
bbls., and kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm City and Country .....,...3 az To cts In
NAPrHA Crude and Refined, in casks used
for manufacturing burning fluids, etc Is to 20 cts gal
NAVY PITCH, in q md 40 gall barrels war
ranted free from Water, Sand, Chips and
other impurities. Price according 10 mar.
ket
We are now manufacturing the above enumerated articles
and ne prepared to I'LL all orders. We call tho attention of
are PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively from
Southern MATERIAL and managed by Southern men
CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES lasen
ut par Discounts nGde to the trade
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
jyl f2n6t prasido,,