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As. the rebels passed through Milton,
they told such of the Inhabitants as had
not run away that they had entirely beaten
Colonel Hall, but that the arrival of rein
forcements, ten thousand strong to his as
sistance, had compelled them to retire. It
was, in fact two bours from the time the
last rebel disappeared, until the head of
the reinforcing column came in sight of
NaughHs Hill. n. I. ----- -
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lsa2 NiNTHE ARkAhGE3iEAr- is51
on and amer Monday a.ogsInbsr i7lh iss. Passsn
ger aIAiIf VIII leste tieVellnd a. inlioUa.
let Trsin--7.58 A. H.-stoDping Beres 3rafton.
Wellington, New London salem, 5heibY,
Crestines tslhau, tisrllIn st1il, shilg, Del.
Earel Lewis Center ard ntrtEing~gli
so 2. r.. ,Ld515yiiie 2 - /. 49, f. - Ie8t,
3s5 P. Nj ChiCaso Wis trCstiire lr--l P
"a TFala-6:45 p. nSoppiug a ell stations corth G.
Gaion, ard AZ bilead, eaTfiagiQil uII usl- r. I..
...- aware; arrivIug q Columbus il.gl A. n
Cincinnati go a NJ lndinuapoiis ass A. n. f- a
b Fort Wayne 3.s5 A. NJ Ohlcasn via Crqat-
line 1e00A H.
Trains Ieays Columbus nr Cleveland 4.e0 e. 81. and
LBS Z. H.; aud arrive ia CleyelaLd cm Luiulu urt
$50 A. H. and 10 P r. "a
CONNECTIONS. ....f
SleIbV-sandusky, Mansfield Newark Esiiroad, icl
mansfsld, HI. venom sevrTEi 1anes.
CFsstiins-fittsbuf "a, Fort Wayne 3 Ciic5go Ech
road, Forest, Upper SandusAy, Delp1us, L.
ma. Fort Wayne, larorfe, ChlcsgC, THr
vest and Els-ior Mansfield, wooster, mas
tiraston and BelieiOptine EsiirOad Line, laron,
Beisfontains, Sdnogt UaiOns hluucso IN. q. l..-
dignapolis, Tcrrc Haute, fincennt9, rEana-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, q. Louls Sc ..-t
DeIaEare-Nsifh SDriugfsd branch for Sprng1 1elf--
Uolumbus-lattie Miami / Colunbust niic Aent
Railroad, 'lUr Nenia, Dayton lnGlHna1olg
Terre Hnute, 81 Louis Morrow LCFeiand
aud Cincinnati, and wi b sac Ol1e q f.lE .-.-a
sissiPpi Railroad at Gins inuntl FOR Louisville
Evansville, Oaru, ST. LOUIS and al PENIS
the Ohio river.
toiumbus-CentreI Ohio Railroad for Newark, ZGnas
vile, Wheeling SCI Coiumbu51 k1qcA q
Indiana Railroad Piqua, Urbana, &c
~ For Tickets 70 all points and inioruaelql nf-
Ply st tho Passenger Station, and at Union iiszei
OEioe, lf SuPerior-at - 80, %
fnavaI.-d November i7lb Iss2
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Connections are made et Eicn=srytue glth she SAN
ausky Mansfield % k---zz@ .s-k.s at Clyde with the
eanduslSy sas.siJn g eiacirn1tt z. B., q Fremont
grifh -s1ht - Auiilua u. H., AID az ECledo With
ne hiiehigal southern 2 NJrthern fadiEns and To-
edo WABASH t-alf0a5 ler t1lcEo. Detroit, jack
tom - Logiis and eH poin.u lFest Northwest and
B0GthWcss
IraiEs srrise IA Cleveland frust To,efc and the
Wess aF 9s40'k n, end 10 2. H. Froa Sardussy
SIS 4. n L. y - o. "a. s-ae
Gieselas,l. gs5 "a, 1858 IT, -
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105TH ono IN REsERYE.

Our line Of battle now extended almost
entirely around the hill, the 105th Ohio
holding the southern fGce, in reserve, and
behaving with great GOODNESS, although
shot and shell from the enemy's cannon
frequently came Whiz7ing over the sum
NIT Of the hill and dropped among them.
REBEL GRAND ASSAULT UPON THE LETT
.ai I.tfTAIs,E . .E
It was perhaps two o'clock, when the
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90


On sad afisr Mon1sF, February q fs6s TEfss VII
rag- daily, - olloWs, .suudags ex-Cpta1,J
rs A. H. CHICAGO EyFsss-star.s .t eli stsfi,,s
on Southern Division, except n ashiag loa and
1t 1870 p. n.
$50 P. y. EUBrHERN aAIL-sfoPs at al stations
IN N5rthezl b1vizign. and arriFes - e-ndusky
f. o. s.i5 q. Il.
80 p n. TELEGRAPH h1PREss- 0csst all ssa-
bono On octlLerl DiFiaion, EXCEPT Townsend, /,
Na5-iuE iCn and Clay. Arrives ~ Toledo at
H U34P hiceso e i0e0 A. r.
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But al this cannOnsding on the enemy's
part, after their terrible repulse upon the
left, was only for the purpose of conceal
ing and covering their retreat and when
our skjrInishers advanced to the town, not
a rebel was to be found, except some who
were so badly wounded that they could
not be carried of.
TIE REBELS ATTEMPT TO TELL WHAT HURT
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A WIsTAKF.


On Thursday morning they moved TO
Statesville, another Of the Insignificant
towns which are found in this part Of Ten
nessee. Here they encountered a body Of
Phillips rebel cavalry, and defeated them
after a short contest, killing one, wound
ing another. and capturing three.
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Previous 10 This, however, COlOnel.A Allen,
with. the 8Oth Illinois, had encountered
that column Of the rebel cavalry which
had passed around to our right, and as
soon as it left the foot of the range Of hills
on that side, and emerged into the open
fields, had poured into it most deadly
volley of musket balls, which had driven
it back in utter confusion, with The ex-
ception Of small body that gallOped past
our left flank, passed entirely round the
Joined the column under Breckinridge
which was assailing our left. The left Of
the S0th, the extreme right Of the 123d,
and our other /" Napoleon under Leuten-
ant Stackhouse, had all this time fully
held their own against rebel infantry in
the centre.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
SHERIFF'S SALE

ny virtue Of an ~xec"tion directed tn me
- frcm the Clerk "fth- District Court of
Howard 70. Iowa. on Judgment obtained in
said "ourt on g." 2lst dav OF February 1869
in favor Of Wi liam Wallace "a Plaintiff
and against S H Noble. and othcrs as de-.
'endnnts for the sum Of seven hundred, and
four dollars: and seventeen cents. and costs
at 1886 and aO-lOO. and accruing cos,s, |
have levied npon tho following personal
rrorerty taken ~ the property Of the said
Descendants to satisfy sa; execution. to.w;t
two horses one lumber wagon, no double
harness. one sett e wliHletrees and neck
yoke. one double shovel low, ono tanning
mill. one corn shelter. one show case. one
writing desk. tagether with stock Of goods
consisting Of drv goods. groceries boots and
shoes. hardware. crock.ry, farming imple.
mems: onsst"ve and u quantity If Pipe, a
quantity of wheat and oats. &c &c
And will offer the same to the highest hid
der for sh in hand ou the 3ls' dsy of
March A. y. 1863 IN tro't ef an at the
ONCE Formerly occupied nv s. F. Gi!crest as
. law 'fice in Vernon Springs Howard 20.
Iowa. at the hour often O'Clock Of aaid dav,
whom and where due attendance will he given
BY the undersigned. ln2lv4t4
?. T, SFARIEs, Sheriff ,,ssaid Ceactp.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ State Of Io,sn, Hovard County s. s.

BY virtue "f one special * ecntion issued ont
Of the Office If the lark If the DIST riot Court
If said co. ntv IN the gard dav Of March 1869
uron Judgment and decree of foreclo. ure
rendered in said conrt IN tie 2ist dav Of
5une 1889. fnr the aur, Of two hundred and
thirteen dollars and ten rer cent interest
thereon and costs Of s,,it Ut nineteen dollars
and s;xtv four cents ard accruing costs, in
favor of Willard Converse a. rlaintitf and
William &. Harlow ~ daandant and which
said Judgment and decree was redeemed up-
on before 50 the1 con, by Reuben l.. TAYLOR.
Junior e"cnmhrancer. on the goth day cf
August 1859 and which said judgment and
decree was again redeemed upon before sac
from the said TAYLOR by 4. v. Grnrt another
Junior incumbrarcsr, ON the Goth dav of
Septenber 1859 Now therefore. shall nv
virtue of he said execution expose to public
sale for cash to the highest and b at bidder
therefor on the first dav Of May 1869. at one
O'Clock p. NJ: tho east half Of tie north
east quarter Of section twelve in townrhip
ninety eight, north range eleven west, when
and whare due atten dance will be given by
the undersi gned. In2lv4t4
D"ne at SheriA"s Ofkce, March 81, 1863
PIT. SEARLES. Sheriff Of said county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
FRIDAY, MARCH 9th, 1868.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Tna Democracy of the State Of Iowa are
requested to send delegates to State Conven
..ca hovaby called TO be held at the Capl
vi is the city of Dcs Moisns, on
Hesnssia, 2oth day Of May neat,
~ IL o'clock H. for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for ovcC rnor. Lient. Governor and
Judge ofSupreme Court, to be supported at
ssc ensuing October election. and Of trans.
acting soc!, other business as may be deemed
soceaary.
The basis Of County Representation will be
4s.e delegate for every one hundred votes cast
e Richard II. Sylvester, Secretary Of State.
sud ono FOR every fraction over fifty.
The Democracy Of the several counties in
sslo State are requested to SEQ tina. che neces-
sary e.sps are taken in :hsir respective coun-
.i5s ia,nre their full! seprsseution at the
a:s;c Convention
ny order Of the DemocraticState Central
t>G11rnisteo. J. n. FLWOOD. Chairman.
J. c. TURK. See,stery.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
IT CURES, ALMOST INsTANTANEoCeLY.
CHRONIC DISEASES
SALEOFREAL ESTATE
" STATE DE IOWA Hazard ADMITS g g

SHERIFF'> SALEOFREAL ESTATE
- STATE OF IOWA. Howard county S.S.
BY virtue ofone special exc :ntinn issued out
OF the Office of the 9 ERIK Of the D .trict Court
ot said couasv, date = March gath 1863.
against the following described premises,
tn.wit the north east quarter of section No,
twelve 2)'in township M ninety eight 1857
north Of range No. eleven (il) west Of tho
5th p NJ, excepting ten acres out of tho
north eaet corner of the north wet Of said
north eat quarter If eection twelve which
shall pro eed t. sell at the front door Of tho
Court House IN the town of vern,n Syringe
in said county at one o'cl-ek P. M. Of tho
fret day Of May 1863. to satisfy judgmen
and decree If foreclosure rendered in said
court on the 18th day of February 1869, for
the sum Of seven HUNDRED & forty six dollare
damages with interest at ten per cent, and
six dollars and forty cents str of suit, in ia
vor Of A. NJ. Grant a plaintiff and John
Harlow, the County Treasurer Of Inward
county, Willard Converse and Reuben Tsy-
l"r, a. defendants, when and where due At.
tendance will be given by the undersigned.
Done At SHERIFF. Office March 9th 1850.
P. T. SEARLES Sheriff Of said county.
n24vltA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
SHERIFF:S SALE.

RV virtue Of an execution directed to me-
- from the Clerk of the DISTRICT Court oi
Howard Co-nty. Iowa. on Judgment oh.
tdined in said court On tie twenty fourth
dav Of June 1852 in favor Of Loomis 4 Gris.
VOID "a Plaintiffs and against s H. MOI le
4 Elizabath ). Noble az defendants. Tor the
snm oftwo hundred and sixty five dollars.
and seventeen cents. and nccruing costs.
have levied upon the following re | estate
taken ~ the rrnn>rtv ofkhs said defendant
to satisfy said execution. to Wit:
One frame hn;lding and;ng on IT,, north
west quarter n.4l Of the sonth west quarter
Il AZ f section No. thirty four (34) town
ninety nine tSsl north range eleven IN
west. and knnwn "a the hr;ldng fo'mr-lv
"seA h~ R. F.. Thomr.on and q. \. Bunker
for q wagon and blacksmith shop. and also
q" = -i~ht title md interest Of aa;d s. Fl
Noble & Elizabeth s Nozzle. otto and in the
rrers'ses on which said bnild;ng new stands
with all the opn"rtar"es and imnrovementa
belonging therennto and also $50 pincee Of
spoke timber and eight pieces IF oak and
ash plank. AID vii offer the aame for
sale. tn tho high st bidder 70. caah in hand
on the 9TH dav nf Anil Ap 1863 in front
OF St-other & kir*rntrick's vtore in Vcr~nr
Springs Township at the hour oftwo o'clock
ofsa'd dav when and where due at enhance
will he g;v"r hr The undersigned
P. T. SEARLES. Sheriff Of said County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Rebel dispatches state that St. He
lena, in the rear of Port Hu ,son, was
attacked by Banks forces on the 9th
inst, and that heavy firing in that d.
rection was heard on the 18th. From
this fact it is conjectured that PORT
Hudson is being invested by land and
water.
1t is suspected that the rebel inva-
sion Of Kentucky has begun. On the
18th inst. small body Of troops cross
the Cumberland at Rowena, and large
force was reported to be following them
1t is understood that if another priv
ateer shall Ire allowed to sail from
Great Britain, an extra session of Con-
gress will be called: and recomenda.
ton made by the President that British
vessels shall be prohibited from loading
in American ports. or subjected to
heavy tonnage duty.
1t is stated in Washington letters that
it win be Impossible to make q draft
before June, and perhaps July.
We have reiteration Of tho rumor
that foreign bankers have offered to
Secretary Chase large lean in specie.
1t looks doubtful.
A Federal expepition, military and
naval, arrived at Tuscunbia, Ala, on
the 22d ult.. dispensing body Of rebel
cavalry at that point. It remained in
tho place for three days, during which
time an assessment was levied upon
the wealthy inhabitants.
A Hlten Head dispatch Of the 10th
states that the negro expedition If
Florida +'is driving the enemy before it,
No reference is made to its reported
capture.
Gen. Burnside loft Washington yes
terday for Fortress Monroe, for h,e rev
. command, which is not yet made public
The Mexican Minister at Washing
ton discredits the report Of the captur
the City Of Mexico by the French.
Intelligence from Yicksburg is t
| the 18th. In consequence Of the food
, most Of Grants forces had moved up t
; Milliksn's Bend. The Lake Providenc
: canal, according to account MSS com
pleted, and water would soon be lie
y lin; while according 70 another, rerl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27

SHOCKING AccupENr.-We learn
that most shocking accident befel mir.
James McGregor residing near Lime
Springs on Wednesday last. 1t ap-
pears that he was out on cunning ex-
psditisn, having both barrels o. the gun
cooked, when passing down q precicit-
Gus deelivity, he Loot his footing. both
barrels were discharged, an.i the entire
contents sent through hia right arm
near the elbow f.acturiug i: horribly.
1t is thought that amputation will be
necessary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
NOTICE 0F SHE%1EF'S S,LE-sta.e O,
~ Icsca HoarGrd Count. s: S.

BY virtue of an execution to me directed
f. IA the Clerk IF tho District Court IF Clay
tn county in favor If s. Il n. Rnhia "a Plain
III. and against John Rorsch & Michael
K;rche A. def. dants for the sum Of for
hundred and fftv four dollars and th;-t'
three cents and costs at seven and 78.1OO
d'llara ard accrnine costs I have levied M
m and taken a. the rrnprrtv IF tho sad de-
Pendants. one Threshing Machine n sat;sf
sad execnt;on. and viii Offer tho sane TO-
sale At nuhl;c auction to tho highest bidder
for ca>h in hand On the cath dav IF April
A. y 1869. at the honse Of Jacob Willestien
in New Oregon, Township. Howard coun'v
Iowa. at the honr Of two o.rlock p. Y. nfsa;d
dav. when and whore due attendance will be
given nv the u" d"rsigned.
March % 1863 [r2tv4t4
PIT. SEARLES. Sheriff IT ea;d county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE

Howard a'S o. County t~" IS. ...
10 CHI istopher Rima. Sir
VOu are hereby notified that there il
u now on 6ie in tho Office of the Clerk Of
the Ds r'c' Court Of Howard County. Iowa,
a etit'o" Of Horace Bingham claiming Of
Won the sum of one hundred dollars, and m
terest thereon. at the rate Of six per cent
since the ao'h day Of March A. D 1861. on
yonr two pr"m'~sorv notes iur e tv dollars
each. and hearing date March 30th 1861.
and due on the FIRST dav Of November A. d.
1851. and the first day If November A. D
1862 and also claiming the foreclosure #
a mortgage executed by you on the s0th d..
of March 1861. on the not tn east quarter of
the south east quarter of sectio, twenty seven
in township one hundred, north Of range
eleven, west, to secure the payment Of the
said promisory notes. And now nnlsss Won
appe r at the next term If 81 d Court on the
second day thereof on or before noon, and
answer said petit n. your default will be
take. a'd Judgment entered against you ~
asked for by the petitioner
Dated this 2Sth day Of Feb. A. D. 1863.
= BERRY,
Atty. 70 Petitioner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
Mo u e COR.

WA. C.Lss 4 BROTHER. dealers - Watch.
es Clocks and Jewelry. have the finest e..
Establishment and the best assorted stock
West 1t the Mississippi. If you want time
piece. call upon them fora fnc seth Thomas,
or American Clock, or a gold watch They
al'o have An endless variety Of fine Iewelrv.
Fine watches repaired bv them in work
man'ike manner; and they warrant all
their work and oil their gosds to he NJ rem.
resented. [n1,vav,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
$, 1 TUPPER, Esq
Democratic Club Meeting
Notice is hereby given that
COL. JAS. D. JENKINS

: Ussge Iowa viii address, the How:
~ra county Democratic Clsb at New
Oregon On Saturday evening April
llti, 1868 at early candle light
''@uvting investigation and truth cor
,:;a! invitation is extended to the public
New Oregon Iowa March 9th, 1868.
Brady CnArIH, Secty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

THF CONFESSION and EXPERIENCE
Of = SUFFERER Published ~ Il warning
and far the especial b nett of Youg Men AVID
those who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss
Of Memory. Premature Decay, sc. & =,
by one who has Gu, ed himself hy ample means
after being put to great expenses and ,ncon-
venience, through the use Of worthless med
cincs prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies NAV be had 'f the author.
y. A. LAMBERT, Esq. Greenpoint, Long
Island. by enc'osin" post paid addressed en-
ve'onc. Address Charles 4 Lambert Esq
Greenpoint, Long Island N. Y. in35m6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
State Of iowa. L.
Howard County. IS.
Va WiLlid2za 81 RusheU Sir :.

To William H. BusheH. SIR:
YOU IRE hereby notified that IN or b. scre
the fifteenth DIV IT Arr;l 1863 there will he
on file in the Office Of the Clerk ofthe District
Court in Howard county. petition of
Gregory Marsh III. claiming the foreclosure
Of certain mortgage for the amount Of nine
tv four dollars with interest at ten per cent
' ";"". the elst dav Of December 1858. and
that t!e real estate therein Ges,,-ihed. he
sold TO satisfy sad demand. and that your
equity of redemption thereto be forever bar
rcd. And that nm ess Won arrear thereto and
defend IN r hefnre noon Of the sec, ii dav
OF the next term IF said corr. to he held in
and tor said county. vonr default will he en- :
tered and decree taken against YOU for the
whole amount with interest and costs as
PRAYED ir said petition
Dated this 18th dav Of March 1853.
JOHN T. CLARK.
n73v4f4j PTS Atty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE,
H Sssss Of c ,"ws; So.

To H. W. Richards, Sir
Won are hereby not fed that sn Or before
the first dav Of Octobar A. y. 1862
there will he on file in the office If the Jerk
Of the District Court in said County q petit
ion Of p ter w Phillips. claim;rg Of v u the
sum Of four hund ed and fifty dollars on twn
rromissorv notes and interest thereon from
July s+h 1861. and also claiming Of you the
foreclosure Of certain title bnnd and
that the eqnitv IF redemption in the Same
he forever barred: And that unless you an.
pear thereto and defend on or before noon OF
the second day If the next term If the said
court to he held in and for said county your
default will be entered and Judgement render.
ed against you thereon. fn22v4t4
JOHN r. CLARK
Piss Atty.
Dated October 18th 1862.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27

nor SALE-Two span !. of
- horses, two sets of harness,
two lumber wagons, working OK
en- and steers. Terms easy.
New Oregon March, 26, 1883.
Thos. p. Davies
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
MaBs AND THE MOD SPIRIT.

Every day serves to confirm the
fears true patriots ever entertained Of
sho designs and purposes Of the radi.
sa.!s. Within the past month several
;-oain snt democratic news papers in
various sections Of the country have
been mobae3 -rG destroyed within the
paE7les sui With the acauiescsnce and
qualified Approval Of the admin ,trat;on
''e lie confidential agents. In our own
immediate vicinity this spirit runs high
towards ;nt!ividua! members of the par
-, n,s oaly, ba: leading republicans
.ce constantly declaring tina: all demo
sra:s should be hung. and to provoke q
collision, would be the climax Of their
perverted ambition. We believe them
70 ke secretly srn,:ng for some purpose,
We know thst their LAST Secret meeting.
hopeful to provoke hostil,.;es, they had
Are arms doubled sh7tted with wh:cn 70
ss;.ie: shcir n@ighbors; FOR self de-
fence they need no Deadly missiles
Tor eighty ys:rs the democracy have
:.,:-o:cesei these men and their irnnedi-
IA ancestors il the full! enjoyment Of
scery personal. political and religious
right guaraa teed By tho constitution Of
tie land, to It's citizens. Aud to-day
democracy being an eternal undying
principle Of right, would it protecsthem
IA The continued enjoyment Of these
lights. It would even suffer them as
il tines past to declare "rhe constitu.
:io-, covenant with death and an
szreanent With hell emily asking that
,:ath shall be lief. free to combat 80
tgasenfaced falsehood. 1. voull even
suffer them as in times past ''to petit
ian Congress to devise means for dis.
solution ef the Unicn," only demanding
;ha. there should be 81 untrammeled
ballot anon g the people, uaawed by
x.obs or standing army to combat the
nsns.rons delusion. The FIRE edo,n Of
speech, the rightofan unawed ballot, the
freedom Of the press, and Of elections.
and Of the elective franchise can never
he surrendered, and at the same time the
rablic liberty BE retained.
We earnestly advise ali democrats
Everywhere to refrain from allacts that
viii lead to the effusioa Of blood in
,ur rnids: still we say the spirit Of
a, !itionisn, demands that they be pre-
pared to repol its assaults which we
believe are sooc to be made upon all
sho profess the democratic faith. That
it must be 50, God forbid bat ii in the
first two years Of abolition rule demo.
ssats must submit to mobbing, to lynch
Ing and the coaaa grafton of their prop
a,ty, because they fail to SEQ the wis
dom Of the political party that has in
1olved the country in this struggle he
tween the institutions Of the North anc
':'ie South; then shoall they prepare K
Tis;t mob wthmob, lynching with lynch
ing snd conaagration with con1agra
sf;on.
We earnestly believe ttGI the Cpl,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
NOTICE.

A II persons ksowing themselves idebted IA,
ms. H Noble or to the firm Of Nsble &
Hand ey Of Vernon Springs, are hereby re.
aueetcd to call and settle ct their store on OF
tcfore April lst 1869, or settlements may be
had at that place With p T. eeariea o..
s ], HAwrIav. ts>-tt-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
MOSES NILES.
l. me Springs,

""nld IN '"rm his friends md the public
generally that he h's opened n Boot 4 Shoe
Shop at the first door west nf Mou,,cr
store he keeps constantly on hand the best
"f Erstern French and Sran;sh tanned sole
ana upper Gather, which he will make M to
"rder upon the most reasonable terms. All
work warranted
Lime Springs, Feb 27sh 1869
"SoVHI MOSES NILES
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
TORESTON STORE.

v R. CAREY. Dealer in Drv Goods Gro.
cries. Hats and Cans. Boot. and Shoes. Crock.
cry, Hardware. Clothing, Books, Millinery
and other goods.
w >rEp All kinds Of country produce in
exchange for goods or cash. fnl7v4