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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
vVHE DOTGLAS MEMORIAL-Thc ri.

THE DOUGLAS MEMORTAL.-The Dr.
ploma Of Membership of the Douglas
Monument Association. beautifully engraved
on steel about nine by twelve inches dimen.
sions, is now ready Tor distribution to the
subscribers to he monument fund. To all
persons forwarding to the association ST., 90
or more, will be sent one of these diplomas,
properly executed.
To contribu ors in the sum Of SO or more,
will be furnished g'atu tousIy besides tho
Diploma, beautiful imperial size steel en-
craving of Judge Douglas. 81 by ~ inches,
published by Marsh. Rowe s. %.
Contributors in the sum Of 500 will be-
come life members Of the Don las Monument
Association in the sum Of $50 90 honorary
hfs members. and in tn sum of $4,000 hon.
orary lie members of the Reard Of Trustees
Local receiver aud solicitors for contrbu.
tons are being authorized in the loyal states.
Pamphlets and circulars contain inv the or.
ganization, constitution. v.laws and the ar.
peal Of the association. will be sent to all who
will forward their address
Communications should be directed to the
s'Sccretarv Dong'as Monument Association
Chicago, lll,rois.r
- Walter 3 ScarRs. Rrest.
LroN.nD W ve1E, sec'.y. fnfsrsn'a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
NOTICE Or$lry7pr.s SArr-a,.,. -


NoT'CE OTSnrsTFf'S SAfK-state or
4 lo~G, horra'd County s. s.
BY virtue OF an execu ioa IL ma d;rcct.J
IT, IN the Clerk "t the District Court of CLAY
tn county in lav"r Of s. & n. Ruble M Plain.
fl and against John, Rousch & Michael
X rche as defendants for the sun, of four
hundred and fifty four dollars and thirty
three cents and costs at seven and 7S.lOO
dollars ard accruine costs, have levied nm.
ON and taken rs the property of the said de-
PENDANTS; one Thre>hing Machine 70 satisfy
sad execution. and vii offer the saIne for
sale Mt pubic auction to the highest bidder
tor cash n hand on the end day of May
4. D 1869. at the house OF Jacob Wilesti Ell
!" New Oregon, Towns 'ip Howard county
Iowa, Mt the hour of two o. lock 7. ". of said
day. when aud whore due attendance will be
q ven by the u drrsrned.
March. 20 1863 (n26yit4
P.T. SEARLES Sheriff of ~ d county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
SALE OFREAL ESTATE
~ State Of lara U0,ruru CDuutu s 8


BY virtue of one special ex ecutnn issued oas
at the Office Of the Jerk OF the District Court
Of said Co, ntv on the 23rd dav of March 1863
upon Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
eadered in said court On Q 2lst day OF
JUNE 1889. for the sum OF two hundred ana
thirteen dollars and ten per Gers int"rast
thereon and costs of suit 1t nineteen dollars
and sixtv four cents ard accruing costs in
favor of Willard Converse as plaintiff and
Viii lam e. Harlow as defendant and hich
said Judgment and decree was redeeme ! up.
on before ~ thereon, by Reuben L. Taylor.
Jun or encumb,ancer. on the Goth day OK
August 1859 and which said Judgment and
decree was again redeemed upon before sa's
from the said Taylor by 4. N. Grant another
Junior 'ncumbrancer, on the 2otn DAY OF
September 1859 Now therefore. shall ~
virtue Of he said execution OPPOSE to pubic
sale for ca.h to the highest and b at BIDDER
thereto, on the first dav OF May 1863 at ORD
O'Clock p. NJ. the east half of tie north
east quarter Of section twelve in township
ninety eight, north range eleven west, when
end whore due attendance will be given By
| the undereigued fn2tv4ta
Done 1t Sherif's Office, March q, 1863.
J PIT SEARLES, SHERIFF. Of said county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
ORIGINAL n TICE.
State Of Iowa, ISIS.
Howard County.
To William II RusheU Sir F..

YOU ar" hereby notified that on or before
the fifteenth div Of Anvil 1863 there will be
on file in the Office Of rhe Clerk of the Dlstric.
Court in Howard county. petition Of
Gregory Marsh I'll. claiming the foreclosure
Of a certain mortgage for the amount of nine
tv fnrr dollars with interest at ten npr cent
from the 2lst day Of December 1853 and
thar tie real estate therein described be
sold to satisfy sad demand. and that vour
equity Of redemption thereto he forever bar
rcd Aud that IN esq you appear thereto and
defend on r before noon Of tho seco I'd dav
of the next term OF said conr. ia he held in
and to" said county, vnur default will he ca
tered md decree taken against von for the
whole amount with interest and costs rs
prayed ir said petition
Dated this 18th dav "t March 1853
JOHN r. CLARK.
n23v4s4l PhFs. Atty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
YNHE CONFESSIONS and EypER,ENf

THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
OF n SUFFERER Published as n w.rnrp
and for the especial b neft of Yong Men and
those who suffer with Nervous Debility Loss
OF Memory. Premature Decay, sc. &,
by one who has cured himself b, .mpre means
after hein. put to great expenses and neon
ven'rnce, through the use of worthless med
cincs nressrihed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may he had If the author,
.: A; LAMBERT Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island, by ENCLOSING II post paid addressed en- :
vsloNe. Address Charles 4 LAMBERT ESQ.
Greenpoint, Long Island. ~ Y. m35ms
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

! risel to such height az to suhmcr.c
0"ar'v the whole town, and cause the
Federal troops to change their canning
ground. 1t is reported that the guns
planted by Gen. Grant opposite V'cks-
burg have silencel the rebel batteries
in their front. The Yazo, Pass expe.
aiton has proved unsuccessful and is re
turing.
Our relations with the British gov
eminent are said to be in a very deli
cate position. A correspondence is
progressing relative t. the construction
and rqnipmest in Great Britain % ves-
sells Tor the rebels, in which Elrl Rus
sell evinces an unfrienlly, and even
menacing tone.
The government have alviccs that
five powerful rams for the rebels are
nearly completed on the Thames and
Mcrsey in En- gland
AHolltlp"lsts assert thGt they have
IN organized and a med force of 80, 90
men in Iowa and $4,000 in Ohio, and
that similar organization extendsover
all other western States. Its purpose
is not difficult to conjecture.
1t is believed that Gen. Foster has
had a fight with a large force at Wash
ington, n. c.; hut there are no intima-
tons as to the result.
The rebel force which made the last
raid into Kentucky is now in East Ten
nesee; and preparations are making, 1t
is rumored, for more extensive inva-
sion
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
MIG II COR,

WA. CrLEs ( BROTHER. dealers n Watch
es. Clocks and Jewelry. have the finest IS.
tablishment and the best assorted stock
Yes. f the Mississippi lyon want time
piece, call upon them fora ine eth Thomas.
ar American Clock, or Il gold watch They
also have Al endless variety Of fne lcwa'rv.
Fine watches repaicei BY them in work
manlke manner; and they warrant all
their work and 81 their goods to be as rep
resented. nllviyl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
NEWS UF TIE WEEK.

A draft is to he made as soon as
possible, to fill up the ranks of the reg
iments now in the field.
A sklrmish took place on the Both
inst. near Drainesvilic, Va, only twelve
miles from Washington, in which the
Fed'rals were worsted, suffering the
loss Of about SO men.
European aavices are to the % | ult.
The Confederate lean of $4,000, 900
has been very successful, the bids reach
ing S5o.oo0,ooo and promising to 60
much higher. Langiewicz, the Polish
Dictator, has sufierela defeat.
The Alahams and Florida have can't
ured several more yessels.-one Of
which had q cargo valued at $780,.
900.
Gov. Tod, of Ohio, having been in.
dicted in Fairfield county for kilnap
ping Dr.. Ol'ls, was arrested on the 3Otl
ult, by the Sheriff Of that county
and, being taken before a Supreme
Judge on writ Of habeas corpus, was
admitted to bail.
The Federals, in evacua'ing Pensa
cola. destroyed the town bv fire.
Lord Lyons, it is said, Intends to de
mand the release Of the steamer Peter
ho&, one Of tho recently captured
prizes.
Re The water in Lake Providence. ase
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
C0PPEHKchDS ATTETlnNN +!

I'VE COPPERHEiD or BADGE OF
L LIBERTY. NOV READY. Copper
head +! is it Let every White Man accept
the insu :" and we ,r the grand old emblem
of Libert} the Torre head vailed. post
paid, n receipt of IS cents. or SO per hun
by EXPRESS. - II ordarS ont nfthr CITY should
be addressed at once 70 the manufactures,
BROMLEY & 90.
Bnx 4..'S5 New York City
,1FB 4 co, are allowed to refer to the
editors of the N. Y. Cnuccs m. Beware of
mnasters, who copy orr e iyerti>en,ent and
initiate our ST gnatare
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
r0CRATIC CLUB MEETING.

On Saturday evening last the Demo-
cratic Club Of this place listened to a
stirring and eloquent ad iress from that
sterling democrat Seneca A. Tuppcr.
In the outset he gave the history Of
parties in the United States, commenc-
ing with the administration Of John
adams The alien law Of that time
and he persistent eFrts of the old
federal party, to exclude foreigners
FROM the right Of suffrage, vas alluded
- an shown to be in consonance with
re rccer+ forts Of the game party
under new name (the: Of K. ~ to
exclude foreigners f'cm the elective
franchise, Ia brief and eloquent terms
he pointed out the attempts Of thesame
party under sedition law to prohibit.
the people from discussing the meas
TRES Of the administration Of the elder
Adams, tracing its similarity Of pur-
pose in the efforts Of the present adj
Fninistr.tion 10 prevent the people from
abiding TO its measures CT public pol
icy, except in terms Of approval and
acouiescence. He alluded to and es-
tabished the undeniable fact, that the
opposition to the democratic party
under every name it has assumed, has
opposed every war the Uuitel States
have at n y time been engaged in with
she foreign enemies of the government,
deserving all its ambition to re enlisted
ii s. civil war in our own midst upon
questions that must in the end be the
subject Of compromise between the con-
tending sections.
From the concurrent facts and his
tory Of the republican organization he
showed most conclusively that it is the
only political party in the North that
has been habitual v!,lators Of the laws
Of Congress that it has set the con-
science Of each member of the poEti
cal community above the enactments Of
Congress that it has advocated the
right Of secession from the Union rs
enc Of the sacred privileges of the i'm
mortal declaration Of Independence
and steadily opposed every measure
looking to the preservation and per.
petuation ofthe Union, without the
destruction Of African slavery
lie read and contrasted the treason
onable sentiments of H race Greeley
with the patriotic utterances Of such
'nen as PeAdlo on, Vallandigham, " God
Mahony ami Voorhees,.
We have not the space TO further 81
tuded to THIS able effort, but that tn.
patriotism Of the democracy, it's politi
cal virtue and integrity werc ably ane
riupphantly vindicated from all as
Neuits spcn either, was fully conceded
hxhienda end foes, Of the neh!e oil
Pam gro Earse -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the 60 rart.
norship heretofore existing under the
name and style Of the firm Of C,eMmer AMI
Nitchet is this dav dissolved kv r,~tra' 2 -
sent All debts due the late firm 70 the
property Of. and must be raid,oR B i,rnen
Persons holding oar currency checks are re.
Q,cstcd to present tenn forthwith for reIemp
ton
Dated New Oregon April sh. 1863
J Gle :uER.
II r. NIT GHELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
ORIGIN VI NOTICE

u S'"'s q County, ;"%a: IS.
TO Norman Freeman q. Mary Free
Vnu are hereby notified TINT
~: s.1R) On Vt before the fifteenth
| SO CTS ! day of April 1863, there will be
~ on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District ronrt in Howard county Iowa
a petition of Edmond T. Miller plaintiff
claiming Of you the sum Of four hundred and
fifty dollars with is.erest thereon at six per
cent per annnm fr' nj the 30th day Of July
A.. ID 1860, ~ money justly due him firm you
IS damages for breach Of &C tain covenants
of seizure and warranty and of other coven-
ants contained and set forth in deed Of CON-
veyance from ron to sad Miller, Of certain
property in said Howard county, which deed
bears late July 3O.h 1860.
And that unless yon appear thereto and
defend. on or before noon Of the second day
Of the next term of said court, to be begun
and hold in and Tor said county on the FIFTH
Monday after the third Monday of May
next, defau will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon for the whole
amount with interest and costs, as PRAYED
for in SAID petition Ine4v4
Dated March 26th 1863
GOODRICH g. MEAD.
Pif's Atty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

The business Of the ate firm will he con
drcted at the old stand by tie undersigned
Thankful Tor past fav-rs, aid hoping tr
merit tho continued confidence the pubic
b strict Integrity and attention to bus n" $
he desires the C continued favor, ui his Fl n g
and the public generally.
J. J. CLEMMER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
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UNION LEAGUES.

The "holitionists are turning thei
attention just now to the organ;zrtior
Of Union Leagues. Having Statistic
themselves that as party they have
gone under zee and are fnatina
out into the houndIess ocean Of forget.
tulness. they now seek to swim ashore
upon the backs Of such Democrats as
they may be ahl' to hoodwink into
their agues.-Muscatiue Courier.
It is announced through the press
that Charleston has been captured by
a combined land ,nd naval attack -
Whether the statement is true or false
we have no means Of Judging. The
Chicago Times ofthe s, inst. alludinc
to the r-port INDUCES in the following
remarks:
The reported capture of Charleston
was roorback circulated to influence
the election a clear case f a gniltv
conscience seeking to avert The punish
ment which it knew it deserved and
feared it would receive. The liat Of
disasters since the removal Of McClel-
Ian had grown to srch fearful len 9Th
that the necessity was apparent for
some action that would relieve the adj
ADMINISTRATION from the charges Of weak
ness and wickedness, and fully sustain
ed b. the hist ry Of the past sixmonths.
1t was hoped the report of q victory
would mitigate in some degree the
aisapprobation of the people, and induce
them TO lend the failing, lettering con-
Germ their support once more. AS no
victory had been gaine;l. Of course one
had to be Fabricated. Charleston was
"a good enough Morgan until after
election" and its capture was reported
on the morning Of the eventiul day,
that the opportunity for contradiction.
if the report proved false, might not he
available until the influence it vas in
tended to produce on the public mind
had acted through the ballot box.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
FORESTON STORE.

r. CAREY. Dealer in Dry Goods Gro.
cries. Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes, Crock
cry Hardware Clothing Books, Millinery
and other goods.
W MED All kinds OF cenntry produce in
exchange for goods or cash Tn,7vl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

nor SALE-Iwo span of
n horses, two sets of harness,
two lumber wagons, working OK.
en- and steers. Terms easy.
New Oregon March, %, 1888.
Thos P. Davies.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

LINCOLN EEFrsEs OVER HIS OWN
SIGNaruRE, TO REsroRE PEACE AND
UNION In his recent speech in Ohio.
Mr.. Val'an igham is reported Ivy the
Cincinnati Commercial to have said =.
"On the 10Th of last December, when
from the city of Richmond information
came to the city of New York that there
was 3 disposition to compromisc and
return delegates to the National Con
yrees aud lie obedient TO the Constitn-
ton and laws, and thus restore the Un-
ion as it was, the President, on that
day, rejected the proposition, and the
daraning e,iae, ce of that rejection ex,
lists in New York over his own auto
graph, ferries, hear, hearty but there
is an obligation Of secrecy at present,
and the letter has not vet been given to
the public. The day after the Federal
Army crossed the Rappahannock into
Frederick burg, under the belief thar
Richmond was to fall, and thus end the
rebellion. The day previous Abraham
Lincoln rejected all propositions to re
turn, over his own signature; and the
day after the hopes Of the blind man in
the White House were dissipaled in the
defeat at Fredericksburg, and the loss Of
10000 of our sons and brothers. He
could have entertained the proposition
on the 18th Of December, but he heed.
lessly and wickedly drove away all
oVertures." '
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
MILWAUKEE Pr. pu CHIN RArIwAY
MOSES NILES.
Lime Springs. .......Tuwa,

Wonld INFORM his friends and the public
generally that he HIS opened n Boot & Shoe
Shop, ut the first door west of Moultcn y
store tie keeps con stantly on hand the best
ct Eastern French and Spanish tanned, sole
and upper Gather, which he will make up to
order np"n the most reasonable terms. All
work warranted
Lime Springs, Feb eth 1863
n"OVlf NO ES NILES
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
NOTICE.

TUE undersigned wishes to 90. 80, acres of
breaking done. in Albion Township, ad-
10 ming Mr. Holt Nckols PARTIES that wish
to mage the job lease address the under
signed at Dubuque, ana state terms. Cash
will be paid.
AUG NrENSrEDr.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

All persons indebted to the late f,m are
reqrr red to call at tho store occupied by the
old firm and mike imme Int" settlement. hv
note or oth"rw So as all outstanding dles
must be settled before May list,
Dated April sth, 1853
u B. MITCHELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

M. John Van Buren, is already dis
gusted vi b the ''Loya! Leagues He
has published note disclaiming all
connection with any league of which
Mr.. Charles King is chairman" He
loves his country but net his King.
There is limit to the sacrifices which
a man ought to be called upon to make
for the public good, and Mr.. Van Bu-
rem draws the line at this point. He
is ready to embrace Mr.. Oplyke he
will endure the frat ernal kiss of MIR.
Wetmore he will share the repose of
Mr., Gould; but when his suffering
country calls to him,
Under this King. Van Buren,
Speak ,-or de-.''
he refuses point blank to speak. We
hope he will not feel compelled to take
the alternative literally, and die.-~N
Y. World.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

D'ED.--ln the hospital, at New
Madrid Mo, March 9th, 1863. A J.
Garnsey. a member of Company 81"
80 Iowa Regiment. Aged 40 years.
Thus the noble men who went forth
to defend the laws and uphold the Con
stltution of our country, one by one,
day by day, and hour by hour. are
dropping into un'lnely graves. They
have lived to see the war changed from
it's great purpose of restoring tho Un-
ion under the constitution, and with
the rights Of every section unimpa ired.
e S scrr assds against African slayerv.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
JOHN DWIGHT & co.
MANUFhr1UERs or
s a IL q IL a II u q


S"per-Carb cf Soda, &C.,
And Sole Agent in the City Of New York for
Cream Of Tartar Substitute
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBES n lloRsroRD, Of Har.
ward University.
Office, il Old Slip, Hanover sqnsre,
up STAIRS) NEW yopK
The high price which Cream OF Tartar
comma d'di 1851, together with the alarm.
'"g extent to which is dangerous aduIters.
ton had been carried with other cons;dera
t ons, lnduced the distinguished Chcp;s,
whose name Is gwen above. to commence
What proved to be q long and lahorous scieu.
ttc research. 10 discover substitute therefor.
His efforts were crowned with abundant syc.
cess, and hundreds II thousands OF pounds OF
the Substitute have been sold and used durinc
the last hv years throughout. the United
states and tho Cantdas
ne t"ltowinS true comparison Gifts naturn
and the results of It's use with those of Cream
of Tart r, will convince the most INC, od,Ious
otitS va ne
cream ot Tartar is bi.tartrate Of Potash.
Ih'S Substitute Isl SIMPLE PkosrhGu. usj
contains 'sofh'ng ont ,rh0f as foumd "a besf
steak. and IN corn. whcn' end OTHER te,ecjs,
an" Is Therefore hIgh .,.'r;tious II clIo
mas a Health g'c'ng .gt,stso.. ana ,urpl;.s
haft,r rs'eh Hnre IS c constant demcaa ia
he system
~ us sold for q MACH less price than
Iredm q Tartar. lnl'y4mat
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
FLANnERS HOUSE.
Corner Of Main md Fourth Streets.
McGRE:,OR, 80. IOWA.
G. Il. Flanders, Proprietor,
StdUaS for MI Points

Stages for all Points.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
DE. "a tx. q 81
p A | n y a = 4 < Z

+ VII j n ] "
In the stomach, back bowels burns, hruises eu.s
sweilinye, collie, diorrh,a, ard rhe un.atisn,
headache, tooth ache, and ear-acke.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

Sold by Clenmer Mitchell, New Oregon, Iowa, Gao.
Bolles Button D. b. Colman Burr Oak, IIanst South
erland, Waucoms
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-12

The Republicans at Iowa are requested to send
Delegates to = >t &c C"nveati"a /" lie hei In the
city of hes Mnines, On WEDNESDAY,. iHa ri ue
JUNE, so, to cuuIurencr ut II o'riat X a. NJ :,
for the purpose OF placing in nolRtE4.itR, {. be
voted for 1T the en.,isg uIfseer election. can
dld,tes for Governor. EfeuteH m Governor and
one Judge Of the Snprsfne GEaFr, ata for the
transaction of sueh other Lu-iuess a. NAV prop
eily come brfsre the Convehtitn.
The rtfi' Of representation etIl be the same
as the last Re pgbieap >ta:e Convention, viz:
Cue delegate - each Organized county, and
on. dele ue AID ri"1al for each 10 votes
CAS-. At the last Presidential election for Iiou
Abraham Lincoln "a Pres den, Of the Cnited
States: fractional votes Of so or more Will lie en-.
titled to m al Itinnal dele gate.
All citizens, without distinction OF party. who
are honestly in flvor of susttlu NJ tue Govern
men' in the use of all constitution a anu neces.
sary war measu es, for the ,perdy aud CON ,lete
suppression OF the rebellion and the parchment
OF Treason: who ate ~ posed IN the scheme de.
signed t. bring anarchy and blondshed to our
own tiresioes, by dividing the free states into
hostile and petty Confederlcies, and who still
believe IN the good old doctrine "f Gen. jackson
-"rHE CS'ON, IT MUST AND SHALL BIZ rREsERv-
En-" are cordially iuvi ed ~ unite in sending
de egat.s.
County Central Committees are requested to
take such steps as will insure full attendance at
the Convention. and Il thorough and efficient
organization in their respective c"uniies.
JAM T. LANE,
Chairman State Executive Comm, tee.
Davenport. Feb l2th, ISIS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-12

~ The Muscatine Courier IS ne'
willing for the Republicans to 20 on 10
the work Of organization. 1t is afraid
that civil war will be the result Ta
months, the Tories 10 every part Of tl'
State have been holding their treasonab.
meetings. They have met in obscun
places, and intrenched themselves
darkness. They have their signs I'll
pass words, and their object is to eza'
whstever ability they may possess to Sc
cure the triumph Of the Rebellion. Th|
Union men are doing we'll to organic
This is the ocly way to meet the threa'e''
ed danger, come in what shape It may
If TIE Tories by secret organization co..
template nothing more than bloodss
struggle at the ballot box. We will meet
them there. If they contemplate any
thing beyond this which involves an y
peal to arms, zoe ,oiW meet then, hsT
No matter what they mean, they ~
watched. Meanwhile Union men VI
go on in the work Of peaceful orgsn''
ton Desmoines Register.