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G. We are auth orizsd tn announce
JESSE JACKSON, JR.,

ESNE j JAChOUN, Jh.,
Of Center tow wnship, a candidate for Inffr
mary Director, subject to the decision of thu
Democratic County Convention.
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Grand Military Mass Meeting at Woods.
field, on Saturday, August 16, 1862.
Turn Out every body.
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%, Seneca township has already raised her
quota of men to fill two Companies.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19

UIIIEREAs, on the first day of October, A. D. 1865,
w H. f. Putnam and Martha Putnam his. wife, Of
Howard County Iowa, executed r. L. Taylor Deed of
Trust of that date Of the following described in
Howard county Iowa, to wits Lot No seven () In Block
No nine @ in the Village Of New Oregon, the
payment Of promssory note therein described OF
date Herewith for the Of one hundred dollars with IN
teret at the rate Of cent thereon made by said
H. F. Putnam to Reuben Taylor payable year after
the date thereof which said Deed recorded
the office Of the Recorder Of Howard county State Of Iowa.
In book "A" Of mortgages, pages 3S6 SS1 and 1885, and
whereas the said Deed Of Trust contains provision that in
the said r. L. Taylor refuses Trustee therein
the county Judge Of Howard county Iowa is authorized
appoint person to act trustee in his stead where
the said r. L. Taylor has resigned and
Trustee therein and have been authorized and appointed
by the county Judge Of said county, Trustee in the place
Of said r. L. Taylor and whereas default made in
the Of said promissory note according the
and effect thereof
Vow therefore in Pursuance and by virtue power
sale contained in sad Deed Of Trust public here
by given that will sell the said real and
and all right and equity of redemption OF said H. F. Put
and Martha Putnam his wife their heirs and assigns
therein public auction to the highest bidder cash.
the front door of the Court House In Howard County Iowa.
Teusday the 4th) fourteenth day Of October A. D.
at o'clock p NJ of that day the payment Of
said Trust and realize the OF money remaining due
and unpaid said promissory note, and the and
of said Trust aud advertising and selling the aore
said premises.
New Oregon Sept. 10, 1862.
FIJI JEwETT
tn52v3t4 Trustee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19

LIME SpRlNGs.-On Saturday last
we paid this thriving village a hasty
visit. 1t exhibits signs of life and &C
tivity in the way of building, unequal
ed in any town in northern iowa that
we have visited this summer. The town
contains one store kept by N. B. Moul-
ton, who keeps q very choice and we'll
selected stock of goods, one blacksmith
shop, school house, grist and saw mill,
with good body of timber and any
quantity of first rate farming lard, ad-
joining stone quarry has one physi-
cian,-J. W. Reed, one Clergyman
Rev. A. Craig, congregationalist, is
situated upon lovely stream of water,
and has two hotels, one kept by Mr.
Sanborn which we hear we'll spoken Of
and one by A. A. Sage with whom
we made our stay, and of which we can
speak in the most fattering terms.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

To the Electors Of Ho,card County, lowa:
WHEREAS, Owing to the extraordinary
expenses Of the County, it becomes necessary
to levy-a greater county tax than the Board
of Supervisors are, by law, empowered to
levy;
Therefore, by order ofsaid Board, and in
pursuance Of the Statute, Sect. $50, Chapter
% OF Revision Of 1860, Laws of Iowa, it is
hereby ordered that the question of levying u
special and additional county tax of six mills
on the dollar upon the assessed value of
the taxable property of the county for the
year A. D., 1862, be submitted to the electors
of the said county ut the next ensuing gcner-
al election holden on the second Tuesday of
October, A.. D. 1862. ...r
The ballot shall read s 81 a, eas
"Fer the six mills additional County tax"
against the six mills additional County tax"
You will also take notice that the question
OF restraining sheep and swine from running
Mt large will be submitted to the electors Of
said county at the said general election.
The form. Of tho ballot shall read h.'
For restraining sheep aud swine from run
ming at large"
against restraining sheep and swine, frem
running ut large"
C. F. WEBSTER, Clerk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
Flag Presentation.

Below We publish the soul-stirring
address of Miss Matte Powell in behalf
of the Ladies of New Oregon on the
presentation of q stand Of colors to
Capt. Harris Co.-Howard County
Volunteers-with the Response there,
to by F. J. Mckay, in behalf of the
Company. They not having been hand
ed in till we were nearly ready for
Press, necessarily precludes extended
remarks--but our commentator is not
nesded-they speak for themselves
SOLDIERS:
have been selected to present this snpre-
tending flag of our country to you as her dc.
tenders. In doing which We seek no display ;
no sounding honors.
We offer it rs memento, when in dis
tant cline you may have something to remind
you of the sisters and daughters you have
left behind.
Nor do we seek pledge that you will de-
fend it. We know you will do your duty
We know that nothing short of your country's
wailing cry in this her hour of peril-this,
her darkest hour, could induce you to tear
yourselves away from your wives, your daugh-
ters your sisters, and your darling little
ones OFT is hard to give you up, and to re-
main idle at home while you 90 forth, to
suffer, perchancc to die! O, We could weep
tears of anguish-bittcr anguish. But no,
never sisters, daughters, never! Although
we would freely give OUR life's blood, drop
BY drop, to save this parting yet since our
couRtry calls, we bid you 60. To God and
your own strcng right arms we commit our
country's cause.
Then 60 forth and sisters, let no cloud of
tears add deeper gloom to this parting hour !;
but let us prove ourselves worthy sisters
daughters, wives of those noble heroes who
60 to fight their countrys battles.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
SHERIFFS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
~ an execution issued cut ofthe Office
of the Clerk of the District Court of Howard
County, Iowa, on q Judgment obtained in
said court on the 25th day of June A. D. ls.
against Cyrus Baldwin as defendant, for the
sum Of seven hundred and ninety'nine and Is.
100 dollars damages and costs, at four and
5O-1OO dollars and accruing costs, l have
taken as the property of the said defendantto
satisfy said execution, to wit about three
hundred and sixty bushels Of wheat, and
about one hundred and twenty two bushels Of
oats, and will offer the same for sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, at the stone
building formerly occupied as Dstillery in
the town of Vernon Springs, Howard County,
Iowa, on the 4th day of October, A. D. 1862.
Mt the hour of ten toy O'Clock, A. ID. OF said
day, when and where due attendance WILDE
given by the undersigned.
PIT. SEARLES,
Sheriff Of said COUNTY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
SHERIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
tn52v3t4l

SHERIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
H S'sss # c iSws, 's.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
~ special execution issued out of the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of
safu county 1T the suit of Sarah, Ann q aiiaian,
plaintiff, against Richard Chapel, Lucinda
Chapel, and N. Pullman, defendants, to me
directed, commanding me to sell the real
estate hereinafter described, to satisfy judy
ment for the SUM of one hundred and City
dollars and seventy nine cents damages and
interest thereon ut the rate of six per cent
per annun from the oath day of June, A. D.
1862, until paid, and FIVE dollars and fifty
FIVE cents costs of suit, and accruing costs.
shall sell at public auction to the highest bid.
der, for cash in hand, at the front door of the
Court House in said county, on the 18th day
of October, A. 1862, at the hour of ten
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scribed premises, to wit : fifty acres off from
the east side of the north west quarter Ia
dissection No. four (4) in township No. ninety.
eight 1857 north range eleven an west Of the
5th p NJ. when and where due attendance
will be given by the undersigned
Dated September Is, 1862.
P.T SEARLES,
Sheriff Of said County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19

New discoveries are daily made by
the abolition journals with regard to
southern resources and southern char
acter. The most recent one is that the
rank and file Of the southern armies are
not the miserable, ignorant, degraded,
dwarfed beings that have been pictured
by abolition journals, but men of bone
and muscle and brains and courage, who
can and do march their twenty-five
miles a day without comfortable shoes
and clothing, and frequently without
food. With shot.guns, hint-lock mus
kets and condemned arms of all de-
scriptions, they meet and vanquish our
we'll organized, drilled and equipped
troops. 1t is sagely argued from this
that they are not only equal but supe-
rior to northera troops, and it would
not be surprising if aboGtionism should
in short time credit them with every
moral and Christian virtue. This
discovery of superiority has not been
made until within the past two weeks,
and would never have been made if the
malignants had not determined that all
the officers and soldiers of the army in
Virginia should share with Pope and
Mcdowell the shame of defeat. There
is of course no such superiority 4; the
point of superiority lies not in the
southern soldiers, but in the southern
Generals over such Federal Generals
as commanded in Virginia during the
recent battles.
But where are now the statistics OF
ignorance and want of manhood among
the laboring whites Of the South
What has become of Helpers book ?
Has Mrs. Professor Beecher Stowe no
key now to offer proving the laboring
whites Of the South more spiritless and
ignorant than the slaves ? Why does
not the New York Tribune now pub
lish the figures Of the number of school
houses in each of the Seeded States,
and the number of whites that can mel.
Their read nor write 4? Has Greeley
lost his tables of reference ? The
country is beginning to realize the en-
ormous deception practiced by aboli.
tionists in describing southern life and
character. It is not surprising that
the people were deceived at the outse,
respecting the magnitude Of the con
test.--Chicago Times
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of Iowa,
Howa ri Counkv IS.

OE1CNtC CNAL w ~ La u T/o4 a L.
Howard County. SIS.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
~ Especial execution issued out of the Office
of the Clerk of the District Court of said
county ut the suit of Charles A, Salmen, plain
tiff. against S. o. Daggett and Mary A. Dag
gett, defendants, to me directed. command
ing me to sell the Real Estate hereinafter de-
scribed to satisfy a judgement for the sum of
two hundred and twenty-scvcn and $1,000
dollars damages and six per cent interest
thereon from the oath day of June, A. 49,
Sc, and costs at four and 90-lOO dollars,
which said plaintiff recovered against the
defendants at tile June term. A. D. 1852, Of
said district court shall sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, ut
the front door of the Court House in said
county, on the 18th day of October, A. D. 49,
62, at the hour Of two O'Clock p. M. of said
day the following described premises, to wit ::
The east nine-sixteenths l9.1G) Of tire cost
half Il -2) of the south west quarter ga OF
Section No. thirty four (34) in township No.
ninety nine 1907 north range eleven ny west
of the 5th P. M excepting therefrom two (2)
acres decided by John C. Schoonmaker and
wife to David Wooliscroft.
Sheriff's Office, Sept. 5th, A. D 1862.
P. T.SEARLES,
Sheriff of Howard County, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
NJ OCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

DEmOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
Pursuant to public notice the Dem
,ccratic County Convention assembled
ii. New 0reson on Saturday, Sept. 1S
1882,
On motion of S. NJ Cole, 1oriston
Avcril, was appointed Chairman, and
Bradley Chaplin Secretary.
On motion, A. II. Harris, John l
stargis and VIM. Munger were appoint.
cd q commute on credentials, who re-
ported the following persons entitled tc
scats in the convention. eve omit the
ramcs, Ed. P. d. The chairman sta
ted the object Of the convention in
stirring and pertinent remarks, where
upon, on motion Of s. NJ. Cole Michael
O'Donnsll was unanimously nominated
Ey reclamation as the Democratic can
.i!d.te for Clerk Of the District Court.
On motion, w. r. Mead, Jas
Hall and A. H. Harris were appointed
ASA Democratic Executive Committee
for the ensuing gear.
Mr.. Harris moved that our next con-
vcn.ion be held at Lime Springs car
ricd.
On motion, the Chair appointed a
corresponding committee consisting OF
one from each township for the ensuing
year, as follows
Alb;on--S. r. Lewis.
Afton-J. H. Beggess.
Chester Marsh.
Forest City--A. D. C. knowlton.
Howarl-W. S. Pettibone.
Howard Center-Bruce Burdick.
Jamestown-B, Kerr.
New Oregon-W. r. Mead.
Oak Dale-W. 7. Wells.
Paris-Thos. Griffin.
Saratoga---T. j. Gibbons.
Vernon Springs-A. H. Harris.
On motion of the Convention, it was
unanimously resolved that Hon. LIE
Grand Byington of Iowa City be invlt-
ed to I'd lress the Electors of Howard
County upon the issues Of the day,
prior to the ensuing election.
On motion, it was ordered that the
proceedings be published in the PLAIN
Dealer.
On motion, adjourned sine die.
i. AVERlLL, Charm.
B. CHArIN, ,Secty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
The NEWS.

1t is reported and generally believed
that the rebel force invading Mary.
land and even marching into Penn.
has returned to Virginia, its only OBJ
ject having been to procure forage and
supplies.
Several skirmishes of more or less
magnitude are reported as having oc-
cured in various portions of Western
Va, and in KY, and Tenn, and even
some in Ala, all resulting more or less
favorably to our arms.
The battle near Middletown, Nd, on
Sunday, resulted in a decided Federal
victory. The rebel loss was in the vi
cinity Of Is, 600. Mcclellan commanded
in person. Yesterday another trenlepd
GUS battle occurred, in the neighbor-
hood of Sharpsburg. The result is rot
stated, but may be inferred from the
assertion that "the whole rebel army in
Maryland will besannihilated or cap
tured this nigh9v@
Harper's Ferry was captured by the
rebels on Monday, after most determ:
ined resistance. The Federal command
err, Col. Miles, was killed. The sur
render was conditional. our officers
marching out with their side-arms, and
our men with their personal effects.
Col. Miles will be remembered as the
officer who commanded the Federal re-
serve at the first battle Of Bull Run,
and was charged by Gen Richardson
as having been guilty Of in ebriety or
that occasion.
In the battle at Munfordsville, KY,
on Sunday, the rebels were terribly de,
feated, losing several hundred killed
and wounded, while the Federal casu.
alties summed up only thirty-eight.
The rebels made another attack upon
our trooys yesterday. The result il
not known, but it is believed that our
men have been able to hold their own.
Buelrs and Bragg's forces arc report.
ed tc he CT gagged.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
LIST OF COMMITTEES
APPOINTED BY THE DIRECTORS
Howard County Agricultural So
ciety

FOR THE ANIMAL FAIR OF 1857,
TO BE HELD AT HOWARD CENTER ON wEDNEsDA,
AND THURSDAY, OCT. s. AND9.
CLASS A-CATTLE.
D. seely, s. NJ. Webster, I. P
Davies. .-.
CLASS B-HORSES.
J. F. .,iitchell, S. L. Carey, +. Gill
let.
CLASS C-SHEEP.
J. G. Upton, G. w. Hollister. Jas
Nichols.
CLASS D-SWINE.
Jas. Siddall, P Mitson, c. S. Thur.
Der.
CLASS E-POULTRY.
J. E., Bennett, A. II. Harris, H. W.
Partch.
CLASS Farm, ORCHARD. GARDEN
SEEDS, AND FIELD CROPS.
Aug. Bcadle. J. f. Webster, JAS.
Oakley.
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS-BUTTER,
CHEESE, SUGAHCANE SYRUP o.
HONEY, AND BREAD.
Mrs. w. s. Pettibone, Mrs. Brown
ell, Mrs. A. Kimhall.
VEGETABLES.
W. A. Webster, I. H. st, John,
Stephen Radford.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Mrs. I. H. st. John. Mrs. NJ. B.
Doolittle, Mrs. G. S. Thurber..
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK AND
SHELL WORK.
Mrs. T. P. Davies, Mrs. Beadle,
Mrs. Gibbons.
GLASS l No. l7-MUSIC.
Mrs. Hazeldine, Mrs. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Rider.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
s. L. Halstead, A. White, G.
Brownell.
FLOWING MATCH.
H. w. Partch, Geo. Soules, VIM,
Nichols.
Premium best trotting stallion, $1,OO
Best trotting gelding or mare, 100
T. W. SANDERS, Prest.
J. W. WALTERS, Secty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19

LADIES:
1t is with emotions of deep gratitude that
receive from your hands and hearts, this
beautiful flag in behalf of this Company-in
behalf Of your fathers, and husbands, and
brothers, and sons, who arc going forth to
battle for the right, to uphold the integrity Of
our chosen banner.
You present this flag as token Of your
confidence and love, and ask no pledge that
we will defend it. You say you know we
will do our duty.
year ago Iowa sent thousands Of her
sons to battle for the Union. OF how we'll
they have done THEIR duty, let cory Belmont,
and Pea Ridge, and Donnelson, and shiloh
speak. And we point to these our glorious
deeds and say, WE, TOO, are Iowa soldiers,
and emulate the example Of our brothers.
We find it hard to leave you. And it is
no disionor If some OF US shed a tenr--n man
ly tear at this parting But although this is
a sad hour, yet its dear memory shall make
strong our hearts. and at some future time,
it may be, will nerve us to stem, with heroic
valor, the storm of battle.
We hope soon to return to you. But we
realize that the duties the necessities which
have called us, may keep us long from home.
And we have resolved that when this flag,
! this
"1nvincible banner, the flag of the free"
waves in glorious triumph over every foot Of
the Rebelious South, then will we hope, ard
ask to return but till then. NEVER
THANK you in behalf of the Comnany for
this flag, which is token of your deep and
enduring regard for us, your confidence and
love, and which shall ever remind us Of the
patriotic, generous, TRUE hearts we leave
behind. And when the iron and leaden hail
| CT battle flies thick and fast about us, may
every strong arm be stricken low, aud the
last heart grow still in death, ere this flag
shall know dishonor.
And five need any inspiration other than
the love of country to nerve us, and make Ut
more strong in the dark hour of conflict, this
flag, and the memory Of this day, and Of
you, shall be that inspiration.
Good friends, Farewell.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
+ I n X l. + s. LYO n
SEWING.MACHINE co,

Branch onicc, Ios Lake Street.
Chicago, III. 2
FOR the purpose o. facilitating the Sewing
u Machine Trade in tho West, the FrNKLE
4 LYON SEWING MAcH,xE Co., have opened
permanent Office in Chicago, No 100 Lake
Street, first Aoor)
The usual ,% lSr reS. on Machine. from New
every other respect business Of the Chicago oce
Will be done on the terms at the parent once In
full assortment Of Machines with all the late improve
mens is already In the Chicago office, and all orders for
Machines and Sewing Machine Findinss will be promptly
filed. -, .--.... 10
To parties little acquainted with the finklc Lyon
Sewing Machines the careful perusal Of the Companys
had application It is very specific, and win be found
highly instructive having been prepared with much
and we will abide by all statements therein made.
The following brief quotation is characteristic Of the
Ths Machine Is better adapted than any other Sewing
Machine in market to the frequent changes and almost
one twenty shcinesses Of Marsees without
the fine gauze the heaviest CLOTH and the
est harness leather, without changing the feedneedlc
Thus have successfully overcome the diahcult
point in the Sewing Machine art 1t ordinary tri
compares With i in this respecs Hence %ase We uni
ormlalmost without exceptiontaken the highest pre-
%S% The Machine has Sssn
Hence is that we are able to offer the following euarsn
tee, viz, 'We warrant every Machine sell TO give
satisfaction than other Sewing Machine in
ket money refunded" We sell Machine
any other terms The guarantee reliable the note
Of any business in the land For than FIVE
have relied upon such facts for the reputation Of our
Machine and without single travelling agent in the
where the Machine Is not avorably known. We prefer
such reputation to based 'taking points,
they technically called In the trade. Hence
make but kind Of stitch viz, the ock.sttch alike
both Sides requiring only third the thread Of other
kinds of stitches ..
n. B. Local Agents wanted in every county through
out the West. Special Inducements offered
FINKLE g. LYON s. NJ. co.
5ss BROADWAY NEW YORK.
n49ySm61 -V.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19

Lp-MlTcHELL-.1n Granger,
Mimi. August II, 1862, by Esq. Slawson,
Mr.. Walter c. Schofield and Miss Carrie M.
Mitchell, ell of New Oregon, Iowa
OsTRANDER-BocGas s.-ln Alton, August
%, 1862, at tho residence of the brides ia
ther, by James Hall Esq, Mr.. George w.
Ostrander and Miss Eliza Ann Borgess., ali
Of Howard County, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19
new ADVERTISEMENTS,
ESTRAY COLTS.

Estrayed from the Subscriber in Lime
Springs, Howard Co, Iowa, on or about tho
lst day of July, one span Of colts describ.
ed rs follows one bsing a dark bay mare
colt two years old past, with the tip end Of
its right ear clipped Of the other q yenrling
mare colt: light bay, being white on the in.
side OF the right fore foot, partly around.
Both have black names and tails.
Whoever will return said colts or give in.
formation where they may be found shall be
literally rewarded
Address the undersigned as above, or at
this Office.
Dated Sept. 3, 1862.
A. D. G. KEowLroH.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19

We are requested to announce that
the Select School Of Mr.. White, post.
poned from time to time for the depar'
ture of tho volunteers, ri! begin its
term on Monday next.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-19

Kirby Smith is still in position south
Of Florence, KY, and is throwing up
intrenchments. He has been joined
by Humphrey Marshall. The rebels
have blockaded the Ohio River near
Rising Sun, in consequence Of which
the Cincinnati and Louisville packets
nave snteruittcd the.s trips