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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-11

AErLlrRsrs WANrfr - The Governor
has authorized The raising Of one company
Of AFtillerisi'. 90 hc formed Ia th.- Con
grcssional District. O. De composed oi one
hundred and hty ia men. The commis-
stoned officers aill consist OF oue Captain.
two First and two Second Lieusonants The
officers vii be elected alter the company j.
flied Now 6. tho time to calii.t This
Rsucsy must be raised ln week The ne
ccs~ities Of the country require it The en-
envy Is approaching the borders OF ous State.
and there should b. delsv in ansve-in..
The call Of the 6ovemos Come "a. Young
men.
Recruisng ofics Eis, SIDE Of the Public
Square, No : ncas Mr. Ru.sie'. Csnicc
tioucry store
THOMAS N RRASHER
JAMES wHARRY
>cls q. l>62 -,iii
- Any person having f,s ss4f. a coed.
con, ssiens AMI comfortable houss fo- a
small iNn.ily can hear - good tsa.as s.,
oaiiias a ia. oshcc The location ma, he
= good reish5orhsod. and hos ui,houG the
suocsas Of 'bs cry scp,6il~
- Daring ny absores " Heaaricke
-. vi. - As nv general sssni in ,rsr>ac
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-11

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'nfse. che blight. he potato fo, 81 ma1tfad. iA,,
"e vie ana liity s,v wen 81 fatal. Taey arise ~.
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.een a. @rouns 80 ees-,vh,fe cue ensstsr 81
80 ~e iloe, 60 tsa.e4 vi,l f.rin. sad oae qaail..
3. he,a als % ihe.r s- iooi,lly ieo. hssans. ia.
a. ceitiie hffa't eAa.tesaiifs .'rsI..
''.oi~i - eoifepton .al the Or -. ,..1.4s 81
ni bra'f'. sai e. ruaib stI.I|.ies u. o.
'HniaminaN I'm n. .I.a. $50 f.a.s.r...
n..l Ioaf ttfolaI.us dl.efI. . .|.r. ....I.l..I.,
ai' Afsa ~. rf. 900 be ua.tl ..ui las,,.
usfIs ns. f..' - r.'s .r.sta..fs l.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
PROHIBITION REPEALED.

While the Legislature Of Iowa has
been quietly cogitating over a prohib
tory Liquor law, the Congress of the
L. S. in the Federal tax bill virtually
abrogate all laws for prohibition. The
laws of Congress grant license for the
sale ofspiritous liquors to every person
without distinction upon payment of
the necessary fee. 1nasmuch as this is
a law for revenue, our prohibitory liquor
law will by its operation be totally
annullel whether Iowa like it or not,
and license to traffic in ardent spirits
will be granted under the act of Con-
gress. Is it not better under this state
of facts. that we have license law for
the State in conjunction with the I. S.
law rather than be placed in position
ofanta gonism to law Of Congress, con-
stitutional, if not humane in its proyis-
ions ? We think there can be no doubt
of the right of Congress to provide for
the protection of the dealers of spirit
uous liquors in the State, if they may
be taxed within the states by that body
upon the traffic.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

1t is interesting to observe the differ
ence in treatment from the President IN
dealing with the proclamations of our
various commanders. While all true
men have been encouraged by the wise
course of the executive in this respect,
ahoIitionism and its twin brother, raoi-
cal repuhlicanism, has been sorely dis
comfted. II is in this manner that they
have been forced to see that the Presl-
dent is not at heart svmpathiser with
the radical sentiments that triumphed
in his election and that he viii not IN
rerfere with the institution of slavery
in lerogation of the Constitution,
Look at the proclamation of the crazy
man John Charles. in Mo-; at the fool
hardy abolition manifesto Of the lido
luDatic Phelps at Ship Island, and we
ful that their authors, for their aboi-
tionism, have been Immediately put in
straight jackets.
On the other hand, observe the proc
lamations emanating from Mcclellan,
in Western Va, Dix to the people of
Eastern Va, those Of Halleck in Mo-,
Grant and Foote to the people Of Tenn,
and Alabama. Of Burnside and Colds
borough to the people Of North Carroll.
ma. We observe 10 order from the
President to i*odify them, and yet they
are directly opposed to the spirit Of alb
olitiouism so prominently manifested IN
the proclamations of Fremont and
Phelps. While these latter are filed
with abolition hatred to the South, the
others in the true spirit of Democracy
are couched in the language of modera-
ton and Christian forgiveness to the
cheated and delued people Of the South,
denouncing in proper terms the corrupt
men who effected the delusiOn, The
man must be wilfully blind that can
not see in this, the doom Of abolition
ism, so far as the President can accom-
plish this glorious object. Its doom is
promulgated by the executive his
handwriting is upon the wall, and it
needs no Daniel to make it intelligi-
bic.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

Gated. and in strict obedience to law.
One thing is manifest, the administra-
ton is determined to resist all efforts to
make the object of the war the abolition
of slavery, and to restore the Union as
it existed prior to the rebellion. 1t
would seem that what is evidence OF
disloyalty in a Democratic paper, is
considered by Il large class, If IN the
Tribune not oHly as evidence Of su-
per-human wisdom. but rs Of the most
patriotic and DISTINGUISHED devotion to
the Union. the Constitution and the
Government.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
To w. r. Coyl, John W. Fake. 80.
phia Fake. benjamin Baldaci"
and Mnru B0ld1Cin.

VOU are hereby notified that there is now
Il on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court of Howard County Iowa.
petition of Gardner Hall, claiming against
you of said court decree, directing the sale
of the following described real estate. situated
and being in the county aforesaid, viz the
west half and the south cast quarter OF tho
north east quarter of section three in township
ninety eight, north of range eleven west, t."
same having been conveyed by said W. r:
Coyl, by mortgage. and to fereclose said
mortgage and for the equity of redemption to
the said land above described, and for such
other and further relief rs may seem just and
proper And that unless you appear thereto
and defend on or before noon of the second
day of the next term of said Court to be held
in and for said county, your default will be
entered and decree made in accordance
with the prayer in said petition.
No personal claim is made against the
above named John w. Fake, Sophia Fake,
Benjamin Baldwin and Mary Baldwin.
CLARK & CLARK.
iu27y3tN Solicitors for Plf.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

A cotemporary, speaking of Senator
Wright, recently appointed to fill the
vacancy occasloned by the expulsion Of
Senator Bright, says he is a Union
man. Yes. ncighbor, he is a Union
man all Democrats are. tits your kind
of men that hold the Constitution to be
a covenant with death and league with
hell-no Democrat ever yet announced
so hateful doctrine as that.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

LAW CARD.-By reference to our first
page it will be seen that we have en-
tered into partnership in the practice
of the law with H. A. Goodrich Esq.
formerly of Buffalo N. Y. In this con-
nexion it may not be improper for US to
say that Mr.. Goodrich for legal research
ranks well. and that in close logical
reasoning he will stand among the first
attorneys Of the district.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
ANDY JONNSON'S PLATFORM.

The following Is Andy Johnson's
Platform in his own words. 1t is also
the Platform Of the Democracy every
where
Il ON a Democrat now, | have been
one all nv life | expect to live and die
one and the corner stone Of Democra-
cv rests pnon the enduring basis Of the
Union. Democrats may come and 60
but they never shall divert me from the
polar star bv which / have been guided
from early lifc-the great princi; les Of
Democracy upon which this government
rests. and which cannot be carried out
without the preservation Of the Union
of those States"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

IF BLACK, ALL R1GHT.---The widows
and seamstresses of St. Louis held a
mass meetiag few days since, and re-
solved to apply to Washington authori-
ties for relief for their distressed condi-
tion-no work, no food, no shelter. Are
they black ? IF they are, all right !;
the Government will relieve them at
once. Sumner or Lovejoy will intro
duce bill il a trice. If white, they
may starve before these philamthro-
pists would move finger for their re-
lief-Detr0H Free Press.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Ill persons DESTROYS of School teaching in
n Howard County are hereby notified that
the undersigned will meet them at the school
room in New Oregon on the second Tuesday
being the 9Th day of April 1862, at II o'clock
A. Nj. for examination and for granting GER
tl6cates Disqualification. n2St2
Dated New Oregon March 81, 1862.
ADAM FUSSEL.
Supt. Common Schools.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

The School of Mr.. Fussel will
give an exhibition at the school
room in this town one week from
to morrow evening. A general
good time may be expected. Adj
mission 10 cts. each. Turn out
and encourage the boys.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
IN DIST. COURT HOWARD co. IOWA.
Riley Pettbone .o
against June Term lSbZ.

Riley PtttlbOnt - -.
against June Term 1862.
John r Buckbee Malana s Buckbeel
:. Iothe aboue named defcadantS.'
YOU are hereby notified that sixty days before the next
term Of the District Court to be held in Howard County
Iowa there will file in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court therein petit of Riley Pettbone claim
ing of YOU the of nnety five dollars together with in
terest thereon and since the 18th day of May Mt
the rate Of ten per cent annum as money justly due MN
on proissory note made by John II. Buckhec to Jainea
Hall and by him assigned the said Pctbone and also
wing the foreclosure of mortgage executed 10 Sc
the payment of the same. And that unless you r,
thereto defend before OF the second
av of the of the District court to be held IN salt
county commencing the fifth Monday after the tlrt
Monday in May your default will be entered and judg.
ment and rendered against you thereon as prayed
for in said petition together with the costs Of this actor"
w. f. MEAD, Solicitor for Petitioner.
Tn26y3t4 Printers fee, -.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

Our thanks are due to Hon. Geo. H.
Pendleton, M. c., from Ohio, for the
report ofthe Sec. Treas'y for 1861, and
for other valuable public documents al
so, to Hon. S. S. Cox and Hon. w. A
Richardson, for Congressional fayors
kindly furnished us.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
% Original Notice.
To Thadeus DillOn,-SIR
State of Iowa,
Howard County,

YOU will please take notice that before the first
ay Of June A. d. 1862 there will be file in the office OF
the Clerk othe District court Of Howard county Iowa.
petition of David Burroughs claiming ofyou the correction
of warranty Deed executed by you to him on the 18th
day of November 1852 for the s. E. Of section 70 in town
shin 100 range 2 twelve in Howard county Iowa. (Which
deed reads range ID instead FRANCE 12) and now unless
Won appear at the of said court and answer the
said neton on or before the second day thereof
your default will be taken and the said deed be corrected
according the prayer Of the said petitioner and the
costs of suit assessed against you. ln2ev3tf
z. L. BERRY, Attorney for Petitioner
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
To Bartlett &. Bros.-GENTLEMEN:

YOU are hereby notified that there is file in tho
Office Of the Cer< District Court IN and for Howard
county a petition of H. W. Hunt Co, claiming of yen
the sl of four hundred and seventy nine and 2lo0 del
lars with ten per cent thereon from Sept 18th 1851
as Justly due them from You your promssory note. And
that unless you appear thereto and defend or before noon
the day of the next term of said court TO be held
in and for said county your default will he entered and
Judgment rendered against thereon according to- prayer
of said petition mo Vatil
CLARK g. CLARK Pills. Attys.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
SUDDEN DEATH.

) q TJUTLN DE- II.
Mr. Nathaniel Foster, residing near How
ard Center, on Saturday last while in the en-
ioym.nt Of his usual health, engaged in walk
ing about in his door yard dropped down
and expired almost Immediately His disease
was OF the heart.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

We acknowledge the favor of the
DEBORAH Republic in sending us an
early list Of the killed and wounded of
Company I and II of the 9th Iowa Reg
iment.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
CLARK & CLARK, Pills. Attys.

To Thomas p DGrics. Jc'retr Gates E. John
son. miller T. Broarn. John r. Mills 4 Go.
J. F. o Bannon and F. l.. Hnnor', Pam
Corn"H lFincheder He'll and Reniomin l..
Hanorp. c. N ParS0nS Mher j. SGsS. M
ecr>oN ficH g. Co Gorge l.. hGs@. George
Giakmcyer and Henry NcDG4oH, J"F"s
w. nm ami Gidcon Pope. George BIS,
John Rurch, James 1cy|or, William Jones
and Satin g. Neon :.--GENTLEMEN
YO are hereby notified that there is file in the
office Clerk of the District Court in and for Howard
County petition of ". j. NJ. Ryan, asking decree 6"
sid court that you he made parties defendant and that
interest of said plaintiffs being undivided fourth
part he undivided half part of the following described
Jrer to wit the south east quarter of section thirty
four TOWNSHIP niaet inc and thirty of the north
end alf of the north east quarter Of section three
in township ninety eight, all in eleven west in How
ard county Iowa. be ascertaed and set apart that sad
painfs can have the absolute couroal thereof And for
such other and further relief seem just and eqt
able And that unless you appear thereto and defend on
or before noon of the second day Of the of said
court held in and for sed county your default will be
entered and made in accordance with tie prayer
Of said petition. n.hv3ti!
NOBLE & BECKWlTH,
CLARK CLARK.
Solicitors for Plffs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
News from the 9th Iowa Regi-
ment.
BATTLE OF PEA RIDGE.


casualties to the members of the
9th Iowa regiment hailing from
this section of the State. The list
includes all corrections up to the
hour of going to press. While
the gallant sons of Howard and
adjoining counties make our bos-
oms swell with manly pride in
contemplating their deeds of no.
bic daring upon the hard fought
field, the casualties of the day
have fitted many of our friends
and brothers for a life of pain and
inirmity. While rejoicing over
their bravery, and the victory their
valor aided to win, let us remem-
Der that it is not unmanly to weep
with and comfort the afflicted.
We believe that every man from
this section did his whole duty to
the government in that conflict,
and we are particularly gratifed
that the boys of company 81 as
they desired were permitted to 60
into action under Lieut.. Fellows,
instead Of their imblcile coward
Of a Captain lightly wearing the
honors Of war, and quietly rusti-
eating at his home far from dam
GER. We believe the government
will consult the interests of the
company by permitting him to
remain where he is, even at full
pay, and we have ample assurance,
that such a course would be hail
ed with acclamations of JOY by
nearly every person i'll the COM
pany.
Company i" had kIlel anu ~
wounded.
KILLED.
Prirates. Goodnough, Geo. S.
Rr;ros
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

guyJME Table of the Milwaukee and Prairie
Il du Chen Railway.
DEPARTS FROM PR. DU CHEN.
Mail and Day Express Pass. 500 A. NJ.
Through Freight. 800 A. NJ.
Way Freight and Accom-. 800 A M.
ARRIVES AT PR. DU CHEN.
Mail and Day Express. ........ 11:2O p. NJ.
Wav Ereipht and Accom- 400 P. M
THROUGH Freight. 9;35 P. NJ.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
To Daniel ID. NOJle.-SIR !:

NnU hereby notified that there is file in the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court in and for Howard
County petition Of Sarah J. Sherman claiming of y"u the
Of one hundred and thirty dollars with Interest there
the rate OF ten per cent per from june list
i>S rss So and 30 100 idorScI Justly due her frori
You Your two pronSSory notes. And that uneS yen
appear thereto and defend before of the second
day of the Of court to he held IN and for said
county, your default will he entered and Judgment rendered
against You thereon for the claimed with interest
and costs of suit. n26ySll
CLARK & CLARK Pills Attys.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

Fremont has a command in
Western Va, why not in Pembi-
ma there are no rebels in either
place. 1t is rumored that his
California friends are in pursuit of
him with proposition to tunnel
the Blue Ridge Mountains but
it seems to US that such a project
would be unnecessary for he al
ready has a Joint interest in one
underground railroad operated to
some extent by Brig. Gen. H.
Greeley the hero Of Bulls Run.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

VINO DARE DENY IT ?-In less
than one year after the Republican al
ministration came into power it stretch,
ell ont its hand to the Democratic party
for help in the simple duty of Govern
ment, and without which help the
country would have drifted to pcrdi-
ton.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

Ole Bull and the Black Night
ingale give a concert at LAWYERS
Hall on Monday evening next.
The musical talent of Ole is we'll
known to our community.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

The Legislature of this State
has levied an additional tax of
two mills On the dollar on all tax
able property in the State to aid
in detraying the expenses of the
war. Those who have paid their
taxes for 1861 will be required to
pay additional tax as will be seen
by this. This newly levied tax
becomes delinquent and draws in
terest after the first of May next.
The only indications we have
seen offspring, although the snow
is rapidly disappearing, was man
attempting to hoe the snow off
from his garden.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
PriUateS.

Daniel Barrett, dangerously in breast.
Andrew Hamilton, do arm.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-07-14
Te the Voters Of Caldwell County, n. c..

FELLoW-CITIzENs, At home and on the
battlefield: Having withstood the sollcl-
tatlons of friends up to this late day, | now
yield to oft repeated requests, and take
this method of announcing my humble
name, as a Confederate candidate to rep
sesent the people of Caldwell county, in
the General Assembly of North Carolina, |
in the House of Commons.
have no knowledge of any opposition,
and sincerely hope that | may have none
should have ar opponent, however, [ shall
leave the whole matter with the intelligent
voters ofthe county, and will most cheerful
ly abide their decision at the balIot-box.
1t L should be chosen as -FOUR Representa-
tive, l will endeavor to represent YOU hon.
est'y and faithfully in ali things requiring
my attention as such, whether they be Of
public or private interest.
The comfort of our Soldiers, the eff
cheney of our Army, and the Finances of
the State, will be among the most impor-
tant objects of legislation, to all Of which
l will give my undivided attention. 7
sincerely hope that all true patriots are
willing to make any and every sacrifice
that may tend to protect their invaded
homes and country from a cruel and re-
~lentless foe. Let party and party strife
cease to exist among US: let Us lag upon
the altar Ct our common country all for
mer political proclivities, and let Us meet
the enemy with that unity Of action which
is characteristic of a great people engaged
IN q great straggie for Life, Liberty and oul
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-07-14
STATE OF rORTE CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, June @5tA 1862.
n pursuance Of en- Ordinance of thl Convention
Of this State: l, HENRY 7. CLARK. Governor
OF North Carolina, do hereby make kndwn that all
officers and soldiers IN the service OF The, State or the
Confederate States, VINO are of the age OIL twenty-one
years and who are citizens of this Statt Or VINO, if
within the State, shall De absent from thEir respective
counties at elections hereafter to be held, if the ex-
igencies of the times shall permit, shall BE entitled TO
vote for Sherifs, Clerks of the County and Superior
Courts and members OF the General Assembly in their
respective counties and also for GOVERNOR Of the
State, Electors for President and Vice President OF
the Confederatee State and members of the ConNder-
ate Congress for their respective Districts, whenever
such election is required by law.
And / do hereby further make known, that three
freeholders of their respective companies under the
direction of the commanding officers of the Regi-
THURSDAY before the day appointed for holding cleo
tons in this State, being the 3ist day of July for this
year and that said elections shall be conducted in all
respects according TO the laws of this State.
The freeholders aforesaid, shat prepare a fair CODY
of the votes polled and shall transmit the same, with
the list Of voters, 10 the sherihs of their respective
counties: and where officers and soldiers Of the same
companies shall vote n different counties or different
ConGressional Districts, the said freeholders shall spe-
cify accordingly and make returns TO the sneri6s of
the different counties above referred To, VINO shall
connr the votes of the said officers and soldiers if re.
ceived within twenty days after they are C 81 Oh the
day of election as Aforesaid.
The elections for this year are for Governor, Mem.
bers of the General Assembly and for Sheriffs Of the
respective counties.
Done a Office, in the city Of Raleigh: the day and
year aforesaid. I. CLARK.
July 4th, 1881 sS-1t