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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAIU.
Friday, = O'Clock A. M.


Nkw laRk, Jan. 20.
The Associated Press are advised from
Washington that the paper comb nations
arc active in endeavorlng to prevent m,
legislation for our relief, either in oh
tanning "A reduction or suspension Of tht
duty oi paper. We also believe The
combination to put up the price of paper
almost at will, and the fear Of our getting
foreign paper under the reduced dutg,
only now prevents the exercise Of this
i power. When the fcar is relieved by the
adjournment Of Congress, we shall be
forced to pay rninons pr ces for paper
We therefore recommend every editor
AMI proprietor 10 write To hs member Of
Congress, Senator and Representatives,
urging speedy action for our relief.
t The captain Of tho steamer Eagle
from Havana states TINT the American
Consul sheic,t at Ilavanna protested 10
the spanish authorities against allow ing
the lifa'e 'oieave until | | n. NJ, Of the
I'D. bnt the Pirate captain stated TIN,
the federal cruisers would capture him if
not allowed To 70 sooner. aud he WAS
flowed To go soon after the Pirate had
passed the guard ship nj night
The Wachnsctt arrived nj tho same
spot, when the spani.h authorities kelt
the Nachusett there until morning be
fore allowing her to enter tho polt.
Ad.ces from New Orlcans, per steam
CT bo states that Gen. Grover was NJ,
Baton kosge with twenty regiments.
4 strong iorec at Carrollon was under
ten. Sherman
ten. Banks was still NJ New Orlears.
lie had reiterated ten. linler's order
taxing certain rebel merchants for the
support Of Tie poor. lie had cautioned
the ini lc against offering insult 10 sold
leis, and refused 10 allow tie re pnbllca
tlon Of Jacoh lsarl er's paper
Gen. Hamilton, Military Goscrnor Of
Tesas, addressed very large lnion
meeting at New Orleans.
The following portion Of news by the
Bio Is highly important
Adviecs from Mexico confirm the re-
ported defeat oi 1000 French, under Gen
lierthler. hy 500 Mexican cava'ry. Ii
occurred IN n iog At 2 o'clock, n. m,
Dec. 18th. The French were complete
~ routed.
The Mexican Gen. Fresida had cap
tnred convoy from Jalapa for perote.
The Mexican Gen. Mcgrctc, with 100,
600 men made sorhe from Fcuba and
attacked n French division 1900 strong
1T Acajnlc, s leagues from Peubla, com
pictcly routing the latter.
The Ffcncl, had TO retreat to Orizata. I
The French communication was almost I
cut OIL Jaapa and Tampico are aband.
pncd by them.
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y Asni GraN, ian. %.
The report OF The House proceedings
LEFT oil 1T = o'clock tha morning. nil
winch MIR. Potter ii that ii Slew Of
the condition Of tho county liz deemed
il his duty 10 charactc,ixe tie dlatofy
proceeding, Of this House rs dsetarcnl.
i he steamer Aurora, on tie 10th msi..
captured the English steamer Risinr
Dawn, with n cur9o Of 2,G3s bushels Of
sali, and Urge quantity of Iucifcr
matches, soap, coffee, and eunuy bags.
She was tton Nu,sau, n. T., and was
tlping 10 run the blockade.
The steamer OHoWa, on the 2lst inst,
cap nrcd the schooner lleiwan with, 30
bales Of cotton, tryin 70 run out Of
Cllallcstan.
On tho 18th inst, the steamer Tropic,
focmetly the lluutrcss, OF Charleston
while attempting to run the blockalc,
was destroyed by fire. Her crew and
passengers were saved by the boats from
the Quaker City
The Navy Department has received
information that the navai expedition up
the White river, urdcr Lieut.. Col
Walker, was succcssful. He pushed on
10 nuyafs Ciu7, on the Baron De Kalb.
The capture Of the guns alluded 10 in his
report, renders II very difficult for tho
rebels 10 defend the approach to Little
Rock, and il is bcliycl that tho State Of
Arkansas is completely IN onr power
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NUMBER 90.
coN.nEssl NAL. 7yIIc77Ncu,,.
WAsnIsoroe, Jan. %.

| w Asi11sufof, Jan. ~
UorsE.-On motion Of Mr.. Loyeioy,
tho committee on Agriculture was in
sirncied TO inquire into the expediency Of
collecting agricultural statistics through
the Assessors Of the Internal Revenue.
MIR. Wallace, the delegate from Wash
ington Territory, offered the following
resolution which was adopted, cnquiring
into tho cspcdlercy Of davoting the pro.
ceeds ilom Public lands, to instruction in
military profession.
On motion Of Mr. Harrison, il was re-
solved that the committee on, Ways and
Means be instructed to enquire as to the
cNpedioncy Of al at prohibiting banks
aud individuals from receiving deposits
and secure the payment Of money bor-
rowed that they require. Whether such
net will not prevent the speculation ia
gold now going on, and tholeby protect
the Government and people from the
evils OF such speculation, and that com
mttee have leave to report by bill or
otherwise.
Tie negro soldier bill was then taken
up. Mf. Hickman mod he'd lis suhstl-
tute. 'aklng ont the distinction of White
OF eolored as 10 comnloncl otirera.
SEsArf.-M Mr. Salisbury sail
Mr. President wish to say few
words, which | deem rr, per on TIL.
.ntlect, 10 express my sincere regret at
what occurred on Wednesday evening
lasi, in the Senate. ] regret the viola
non Of tho rules oi this body. | had
no disposition and no desire to violate
hest upon that occasiot. II sald any.
hing offensive 10 any Senator, ! extreme
~ regret [. In reference 10 the mnllcr
u iha pistol, deem il dne 10 ~ self TO
say thsi ! an tot IL the hnhit OF wearing
aim he,c, wore arms lnouth III all
my lly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30
1HE HOUoEk EEP En,S
new FURNITURE P0lISH;!

Prepared from N iapsoved receipe by the pro-
prstor Of the "Brothss Jonathan Polish, is certi-
bed BY oil tho leadisg New York furniture deal
ers and Piano Forte nshers to be the best in the
world for removing sorat,hes, .aarks and dirt, and
restoring high and lasting gloss to all kinds o
vsrnished work, freo furniture &c leather. II IL
chesper and better tAea varnish. driss immed
etsiy, and is easily appaAsd, With piece u can
ton flannel AMI . bottle sr two Of this New Fur
niture poli.h,a bcusskseper can work magic in
the furniture Of house AMI keep It looking like
new. Nov 10 the tine 70 "shiae up" your tables,
chairs, decks, pianos, picture frswes,
and make then l,ok % per cent better. This 10
true economy. For sals by farniturs dealers and
storsksspsrs generally. Price. Us and 30 cents .
DO ale. depot No. ! Spruce street. New York.
York r. o.
juiy8-d4wtfsbl
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chow like to hear the music Of ths organ.
The ease wss ably srgaed and went TO the
jury. Who after ever five hours dsliberation.
announced to the Court that they could not
serse aud the matter will come up again for
bearing this morning The Jury stood thrs.
to three. The organ commenced grinding
~ usual last evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

d. W. VAN EvEKA, broker, buys and
sells United States Vouchers. State. County
and City Warrants. negotiates loans. pay,
taxes. etc. Office. Sd door below Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30
North Carolina News.

GoLpsDoRo, Jan. 25.
It is reported that the abolition fleet,
Of % vessels, including two Monitors
and slx other iron clsds, are in Bcaufor.
harbor also that $4,000 abolitionists
a,c cncanpcd in Moorchcad and sicini>
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30
Southern News.

MomtE, Jan. %.
a despatch dated at McMynasvlle,
24th, says the enemy attacked Morgan's
regiment this morning, and after two
hours hard fighting, with superior forces,
our forces fell back.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

NOTHING OF TUX SoRr.--Our ncirhbor
mnst not think that because we notice III. fact
that recruiting officer 10 successful Ia obtaining
recruits. that We change our opinion in relation
to sending more recruits from Iowa. We don I
want to DO understood that way 1t all. Our
Opinions upon ths subject OF farther depict / ne
the population OF this state, until another call
IL made stands recorded In email caps affirm
ed In italics and reafirmsd In the same attra q.
tive letter Ut the head Of tho local eolums Of
the Gazette. We make no quarrel with the
man who decides TO go--ws would not even
advice him to act counter TO his own conyic.
tions. We cannot conscsntiously respond 10
the lachrymoss appeal Of our nsighbor. though
We are willing that he should chose his own
course. We hope he IL satisfied with the q
plorating sentences. We feel that ehs extracts
that he so generously publishes are doing good
are keeping many men ut home. hence We
are not only grati;isd but fell ourselves repaid
for our labor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30
From ~. Monroe.

Fonr MoNaor, Jan. %.
The Richmond Wig OF the Goth has
tho following:
The enemy is advancing from New
bern in two conmns-one towards VII
mington and the other towards Kings
ton
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

Orr THE Track stock train of
the M. 4 NJ. Road ran from the track 10 tho
depot grounds on Wednesday night. causing
soms little detention. but no damage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

MILITARY MEN, ArrENTIoN.-If you
wish for Uniform AID full equipments call on
+. p. Erskine, Nickolls' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford assets. let May, 1861, t527 200 90 lia
bilities. t2l, 800 HrsRY b. HOFFMAN,, Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

WINTER goods OF every description
selling At extremely low price.. to close ou
stock. ~ WhIslcr's New York store,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30
WAC EN ERs9
BASTER AND BINDER,
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
WI HING TO SAVE LABOR
Will not do without this Attachment
TIE vABRiC CAN % sEwM
m Less TIME AND MORE PERFEcY

Than the goods can be basted BY hand.
No psrson or machine has q right to uss said
Wagene.s Baster ana Binder on any ms ch Inc a e
espt said WsgeLer's Machine unless bought Of
said Wagner or his legal agents.
Price Of hsster and Binder - Sent TO any ad-
dress on receipt Of the money, rssdy TO attach to
any msehine
attach IL TO.
Drafts. with orders for Machines, may be Tor.
w.sded BY Express.
Psrsoas taught hov 10 use Sewing Nschises.
Apply q addrsse
j. 4. WAOENER,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

We call attention to tie advertise
neut Of our young friend Curry. the popular
jewsler. No. 81 Brady street lie buys al hi.
goods directly from tbs manufacturer, and
osn sail better goods cheaper than any man
west Of New York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

MoRE OF TnEM-Chli,tophcr Lyman,
an active young lad. has already secured u
large number OF Subscribers TO the Chicsgo
Times. and will take pleasure in furnishing al,
can be left at this Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30
THE CIT Y.

SEE advertisement of ''rare chance
10 another column.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

PAYISa OrF.-Captaln Hcpdershott
eft for Chicago last evening. to obtain IN onsy
to pay the eth Cavalry bounty. premium. and
advance. We may expect lively times when
these funds are distributed, At least as long a.
the money lasts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30
TO-DAl'S rs.
a sxMre 0DamMc...

A NY PERSON HAN.Ni GOOD GOLD
"A Watch they wish 10 exchange for NJ. |
Eastern made top buggy, will find a capital op
portunity iy calling ur. " W Parker, IT Ihs
Ih.n bIng store a3D dif
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

KEnoE Il CARnART, at the New
York Store. are now Offering soms figured
Rsppe as low as prints aiso. other fancy dress
goods They will sell the balance Of the,
closks twenty five per cent. less than cost.
They have ja.t opened q large stock Of ladies'
and misses hoop skirts. OF The latest style and
best make. which will be sold a. old prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

Tnk UNtos BRlaADE-lt is thought
that tho part oil thi. brigsds now at Benton
Barracks will be ordered 10 rsrort at this
place la = week or two It looks Ike non
ssncs TO keep 1t separated ~ this way. when
the orpan txation what there 10 of IT, i. here
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

CAs'r ALLOW lr.-We wish to call
the attention OF che Gazette to the fact thu,
f,r the pas. few days one of our advertise
ments ha. been lei. out Of tho paper. We
true. that there will be no further omison-
ia the future
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

CLINTON HOUSE.
NORNER OF CLUTOQ AND COLLEGE
~ seseees .loWs CITY lose J. TsusDsll, FM
Stseee .aeSl-1tf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

LATEST News. Daily Chicago Times
Tribune for sale. and subscri ptions received, a,
Stare. Second street. and at the Post office
news depot.
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market .--Dntiy Report

OrYrcg or THE DEN. 4 Nvwsl
Thursday Eve, Jan. 20. I
Wheat comes in vory slowly. Ctrn reached
The handsome Ggnre Of SOC.
f1oua- 50 01tG5 50
WHEAT Firm at 6sc0s 90 Receipts 1880 bu.
Marley : homna at s 90.
Conn . $50, Receipts go bu.
Oars -43aaac. Receipts 625 bu.
Iio0s--brcs-ed, S300at.oo. Choice Iote Of
heavy hos. 81 rs. Receipts 2ss heed.
90 -~-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

ANOTHER NIGGER OUTaAGR.-Yes.
terday afternoon Mr.. Doughsrty, . re.pee.a.
BILE farmer Of this county. vas most outra
geously assaulted by . niger. iu some way
connected with the Penney ylvsnia House. Mr..
Dougherty was going down into the bases
ment Of the above Hotel. TO obtain . pail Of
wDter fnr his hcrses. and was met BY the
negro coming up with pitcher in his hand
The dsrksy was wbistling . lively tune. and
Mr. Dougherty remarked TO him that hs % us,
be 10 good spirlts. The negro replied: 1T j.
none Of your d-d businses II am" Mr.
Dougherty. very indignant at being thus &C.
costed. rebuksd the Niger In sharp terms and
started TO 60 on down stairs. When the black
turned on him. and smasbed ,hs pitch.r over
his bead. The blow knocked Mr Dougher,y
down, and incspscitsted him for dssling with
the dsrkey. or the fellow might have been
cent into kingdom come on short potce. W.
understand THE 10 the sams negro The 0.vss
attempted to dsify . few days since lie i.
represented - . forward. impudent ras.si.
and one that will bear watching. The ooly
blame 10 can stt,ch TO Mr. Dousherty is,
that be did not finish the niger before be
left for home. Our citizens have submitted
10 many and gross oetrsgss st the hands Of
these fugitivss from The South, and II they
do not ssks msttsrs 10 their own hsnds The
siegss vill ruls ths seAst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30
ROOk ISLAND, ILLINOIS,

All wishing to purchase a good Machine aro In.
vited 10 examine this before purchasing else
where. Warranted one year, with proper uTago
PgIoE, SaO.-lIxxMER IS, DAsrxR q ExrgA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

CAMP LrrERATuRE.-We understand
that the soldiars at Camp Heron have startsd
. weekly paper for their instruct and
amusement. 1t is called the Camp Heron
Flag. and 10 read q, the quarters Of Captain
Courier every Saturday evening, TIE PRO.
duction 10 said to be highly orsditable. We
would warn the boys not to 60 to far into
the business--it is very demorslzing. We
nave known several very decent young men
{, get very obliqas after few msnth. sxps-
rlencs at the wheel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-30

THE GRoUsD HoG.-Next Monday is
the the time for the coming forth Of this ami
NAL. after hie long snoozs In his winter quar-
tsrs II is said that he comes out. travels some
little distance from his hole. Looks about, and
if the weather doss not suit him. back he goes
again and stays some six weeks longer. max
ing the spring and the opening Of navigation
Just that length of time longer. We believe
there wns committee appointed last year 10
watch the hole. and TO stopit up while the
animal was making observations. and thus
force the weather. 1t strikes us that that
committee holds over this year. We hope
they will be more successful than last year
Thre ugh their carelessness the spfing was very
. e, a. will be remembered.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

J NM ". FoanEy. who has A justly
won the title II ":he Presi,len.'s dog
, hieh he is now universally r-cog.
Used. charges. in his Washington organ
that democrats are ri icing ever the
c"nscription act 70 6ll up the F.dersl
armies. H- s,vs that such k,i1ure il .
subject Of humiliation and grief to oil
l,val men, snd there i. no surer test II
LOYALTY than the feelings II sorrew
which hi, fa;lure evokes. VIII Form =
- or F*wney, ~ the name should more
f'insly he spelled-inEorm ~ NV
much ''sorrow' this failure has caused
"e Rev. Th-od re Tilt"n, or Edwar.;
Everett, or Mayor Opa,ke, ~ the 6fty
'housand ''lova',s,s'' Of New England,
VII" were called, but dill not respond,
Demosra,s snii, ft"u the krst. that the
t's't y u'd prove failure. The ad-
ninistr.';on had \" right to expect tn.
nrrso"a' service Of any democrat VII:
sh"ul he allie to furnish a .shetitute
rpa! his exemption fee. for it il wig.
ing the war uader thr control Il policies
"eculi~rly oil IA and obno7i,us so the
lem cracv. l.m from .he class of m~:,
who are e'sm.r,us f"r these poI,si,s.
md for a ,igorous prosecution of tie
war under them, that recruits to enforc.
'hese policies we're 10 he -1peeted, And,
l: 10 to the fact that these men fr,r
Til'on and Everett drv nsrd. t.g.n wit.
me co"sens to make excuse,,' that the
nrscticsl failure Of tho draft is to be
sseribed.
Whsn the war WAS prosecuted for the
purpose of restoring the Union, demo.
Gratis VOLUNTEERED in such num'ers a. 70
- ',.ssy Eu = u,sI,; m,w INA:
II 10 wnged far ai,oh Jon, the friends cs
"ho'i ion take advantage o. every pre-
text t. e*a'ae the draft. and then s.-i
crocodile ears over is failure n sec.. =
men. If abolition =. will no, figh, fo,
abolition, it 10 little to- mach 70 o..
p"ct that democrats, TO whom such pni.
icles are hatefnl, will 10 N. Times.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

The war has saddlei a With DEBT
'h,t will take bread fr,m tho mouths II
every lah'ring rsrl's child for ..s.srs.
'ion'. and send m;|'ims hungry to bed
We hope our abolition fiienls viii
hear us before they strike. The SEMI.
ment is true, but we a>e not respcnsiblA
for il. The Me- York Tnhsne printed
It ed'''r'alI. last " ek, and w have
merely copied and quoted it,. Nov
s.1iks.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
PCDLlcAN cAMPAI'.H A0AlRnA
THE U.lN

The policy which the Republican.
have entered upcu. nt the dict.'ion Of
the ah"'ifi""ia'r. h~s heen jusslv de
n"n"c"'' ~ ten'it.g 10 divide RE Worth
while il uni:e'l. animated and concol,.
dssed the Sm.h.
T',i. is Confirmed nv she lansu. o. al
G'ver""r Le'eher to the Leei.lature II
Virginia, whom he has called together
70 MIKE new s,eri6ces for the Confed.
crate eaus" Il: - M longer II. s.v.)
> vsr fr the preservation of the !
Union. - {" was originally pr"clsime
n he. hut it has d+ eenerste.i into var
f"r th" emancip,.i"s II nv slaves and
This purpose tho administration =.
Washington pr"r"sss 70 accomplish
even If the extsrmination Of the whit-
race. NJ al seea. sexrs. and conditions
:" ne Cmfa'l~rsc". shall he .h- result
We hare no alternative therefore.
bu. ~ defend ourselves with all shr
power. energy, and sbili'y We can CON-
maud"
Who 10 it th., has cut IL tho alter
native "f peace and reconstruction !
who is i, that pr"pcacs . var f.r abo
lit,on and neer" e~unli'v, Instead II ,
r"s'orstio" Il the U .;on. wh,a offered
bv the re' 'inx South !!
! The R"pu'lic.a State Canveatior
which consented n IN s'ohsioA plst.
iezm, AAs sbaodeosj she war hs th>
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

QoEsTIoNs FoR REPuDLlcA<s.
The f'll"wine questions "uzht to b.
'skei every republican candidate am
speaker
What authority hss { neress T.. dele
g:.:i"9 any # i's cnns,itn,i nal powers
:" II" president 4?
Wherein does the "puh'ic safety
-equi'e that innocent men should no
'e protected by thc courts from srres'
-"d imprisonment +?
Wha, loyal state is Invaded or in re
'ellim j?
How can IN" Urion 'e restored Nv
making territories Of the su'her'
states :?
How can the cons ns,i,u'i n he enforced
IN the SOU hern states ii that son.ti'u
ion 10 shro9atsd there by the feiera
government +?
IF the national debt is twn til .usan''
"''l,"ns "f dill r., what proparti,n "i
that sum will each state be compelled
"p.:.! ....
1.-THE Anti"."' debt is ar~7 two thou
sand millions, J.. large will i he wh. !
ven have carried ou' Your .,l~n f'r sub
- -
defeated ?
What will the presiaent's e,mpens
atet 'msncil nti"n scheme cts, the pen
pie It the p.'p|e shoul assent to it 4,
the '.all"t box!
II sla' cry is he cause Of our civil
war h"" happened it that Va had M
civil war u"'il the aholit,ou;sts cam.
inf" power!
Il s"ur army henef.-i by measures
which u'i.e al southern states in y
s"lid phalxnx seai"st US,
Who caused the Uni n ncn of the
south e. +" into the re'el army and
make theselv-s the ene'niss Of the
U"i"n men of the north!
Why don't ,he aboli,ionista Il the
north enlist and help to defea, the rei.-
ri armies?
What party at the north preached
the doctrine thar states might ..p,si-
lively defy" the fe'l-rnl governm-n.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

0',s s,vs thar a. ,l;tior il bis >hi-e:,
cid he e'.es for It hecanse abolition IL
necesaarv f"r the aslvs.i,n ~ the Un-
ion. Have we fund !: en-? Has j.
cordnced in On snv wav to save ths Un.
ior Have YOU W. .usht them out -
. ,ld;ers. W. know better. They are
no srl''i"rs. ard v"u e,pnot dnrine the
war make soldier. ~ Them.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

ROW WELL VAAY ASRRe.
The Aholitionists are opposed ~ our
Constitution.
Jcf: Davis and his rebel 'sgio,. srt
opp"sed to our Coz s,:tuti,n,
The Abol;ionists are opposed to the
Union % it was.
J~h. Davis and al the rshels ere on.
pcsed tn the Uni ~ il w.s. -
The Ah"l,,imists say, no mi WITH
slaveho e."
JET. Davis and his rebels say me
n ia: vi h Aholiti,nists,"
30 b,th are down on oil Uni,n.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

Mr.. Linc"ln fsvor-a us the other d.~
with proclamation suspending the wr;,
IT hsheas corPus. AZ he bad slresd1
suspended it year ago and had never
taken 'td"wn, We suppose it !. hung ur
= notch higher. Men are NJ, only n b.;
kept fr,m voting, hu' the, are also l.,
have an ezra blister put on for even
s'rp"'i"g they ever had any right 10
vote.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
MSGRE6oR TANvERY.

The und.rsi:aed hae- permanently 'aeaaed
~ Nr1s reoor. and having h.d t~-ntv vsaee
ex~ey;e"a. "A +he T.nni~e and l.aaAhev N.
;.h;ne bn.ins.-. solici.s shave ~ nshi;~ aao.
A,lenee ,na favor H;1.s s~A Stins AvAsaeA
u.o~ Z fvorsh,. 'erm. a~d;n siptr;nr aad
v"rt tmar,.k. manner, Ra Ella nanutAssssss
. superi"r qualify ~ = -
WATER epOOP BLAcKlNG.,
T~S~s,v IN nlr6 Ssrse> ussv Ne hesA n
Hsio. Tenrassv iowa, Farmers hsve yous
Az" 'ea'hs- TANNED II yon voulA study sson.
sn,y. 'he sire med y wsslth ass7
0Is(tjt e==-.s..g UU3Y 0A1A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

fl,ve mt vour acts heen such - e
mike the pe,ple h.'.eve that. whasev
er may have heen tho principlrs uocn
Witch thi. war w"s hegnn, it IA now
used FIR t',e "verthro~ Of slaver- :! A.
candid men, is not that the Object Of
he war
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

~ URDOcK 4 sTONEMAN,
Attorneys and esunselers At law,
MeCRECOk..-. IOWA.
Will practice in The courts Of the 10th
Judicial district Oaes opposite NcCrseor
. .tel.