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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-29
NEW OREGON PLAIN DEALER

Published every Friday at the plaindeale
printing rooms, Main Street, New Oregon,
Howard county, Iowa. F. J. MEAD pros
prietor.
-TENMS.-
Single copies one year. in dvance, ~ w
{" q " /" at the end OF mo. 20
emo. l so
{. 12mo. 90
clubs Of ten, in advance, each ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-29

nate for you that your paper is not pub
lished in my district.
Very truly, yours,
MILO s. HAscALL,
Brig. Gen. Vols. Commanding Dist.
OFFICE OF THE N. Y. EXPRESS,
New YORK, May IA, 1863.
Milo S. Hascall, Brig Gen. &C., sc.
SIR--.I have waited for some days
in order to ascertain, If. in the curious
lottery of "Generals" drawn in Wash
ington, it was possible, even for chance,
to throw out such "a price as could in
dite letter like yours of the 5th, to a
journalist in free State, living among
free people A subsequent note, in
reply to polite one from me, merely
asking Gift was genuine or forged,'
shows, in it's scurrility, if nothing else,
that the first note was genuine.
"It is fortunate for you" editors Of
the Express, you say,) "that your pa
per IS not published in MY district
"It is fortunate tor you," I may add,
by way of comment, that this threat is
not uttered in 'My district" for if it
were, the grand jury would indict you
for threatning to disturb the peace, and
| .Lo-lSast punishment you could hope
for would be, ''bound ouer," with sure
ties to keep that peace
Your military order, on which the
New York Express comments freely,
as it had right to do, has in it this
absurdity:
Call newspapers or public speakers
that endeavor to bring the 1oar policy
of the government into disrepute will
be considered as violating the order
| No. 38 iGen, Burnside's.) y
He who is so factiously and actively
opposed to the Oar 7oolicy of the ad
ministration is as much opposed to this
government &c.
You labor. I see. under the not. un,
common delusion with men of your mill
tary caliber, that the administration
| is the GOVERNMENT, and that ''the
,oar policy' of the administration is
the supreme lam Of the land,' not the
constitution of the United States. Or,
| in other words, that NO. 38,' or NO.
g. is the government of the United
States ! 1t may be very safe to labor
under that delusion in Indiana just
now, but it would not be safe to be de-
luded by it, in New York. Ifyou should
forcibly interfere with the publication
of the New York Express, a Sheriff
only, on complaint, would areest you,
or, if you did not respect his writ, the
posse comitatus would aid him, or, if
that were resisted, the military power
of the State, under Horatio Seymour,
as Commander in-Chief, would procure
a place in the tombs for Brigadier Gen
Milo s. Hascall, Headquarters District
of Indiana &c.
Whether Orders No. 49, and No.
g. extend to Missouri. or not, I cannot
say,-but if they do, you will find full
field for action upon them. in large
meeting of German radicals, held in
the city of St. Louis, on the 10th inst,
where the General-ln-Chief of the
Army Of the United States, Gen. Hal
leck, and the war policy of the admin
istration,' or the government arc very
bitterly assailed, and brought into ex-
cessive 'd,srepute;' or if, more particu
larly, you should prefer to try and test
No. 38,' or No. g. IN New York, you
will find in convention ef Garrisonian
and Wendell Phillips abolitionists a
bundant material of all kinds, not only
bringing the administration, war policy,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
A New YEARS INCIDENr.-The Philadelphia
North american relates the following:

A New YEARS lNCIDENr.-The Phiadel phia
North american relates the following
There were two interesting scenes presented in
the morning the distribution Of bread to the
poor. From No. 1916 Caldwell bill street, four
furniture car loads OF bread were distributed
among the poor who applied for it, by the we'll
known deputy sheriff, Robert G. Bender. Every.
body knows Mr.. Bender. The poor all about the
vicinity are the constant recipients of his bounty
At ten o'clock the doors Of his office were thrown
open, to a crowd comprising about two hundred
people at a time, and fer two hours the distribu-
ton continued. There were all kinds of people
among his beneGciaries a large portion of them
were very aged females, in little shawls and last
century caps, who took the bread with trembling
hands, tucked it under their shawls, and tottered
away, leaving behind them the benediction, " the
saints rest yer sowl, Mlsther Binder" All who
appeared needy were supplied, though the breath
of some of them indicated fondness for whisky.
A stout woman in turs entered the premises
with the abrupt question
IS Is it here yees give out bread ?"
Yes said Mr.. Bender, e we give it mere to.
day."
I" Give me four loaves, thin"
Have you family, ma'am ?"
~ have. Five boordhers is me family"
" Are you married ma am ?"
Faith, amt I'm a wildly"
"You don't look poor. There are others here
who want bread much worse than yeu do"
And We won't gi' me the four loayes ?"
:" No ma'am." Here an aged woman, in a
tatered frock, drew near "This is the kind o f
people for whom this bread is intended. You are
wefed, and don't need it."
Faith, thin, ye can kape yer dirty bread. The
sole o me foot to ye. Bad luck to yer door sill.
Faith, I'd 60 without ateing till l whit all legs
and consumption, like sick turkey, SO | would,
afore I'd ate bit of it,"
A policeman, at the moment, tapped the rate
female upon the shoulder. She turned on him.
" Oh, amt afeard O. you nomore than the other
blackguars. Bedad, an ALI my boordhers II vote
agin ye, next election" Saying which the wo-
man rush ed around to a bakery to buy bread for
" her five boordhers."
The gift of this bread was timely to most of
the recipients. Three hundred more loav.s were
distributed dy MIR. c. c. Overlook, FROM the
Junction Hotel, Eleventh and Vine streets. About
the same kind ola crowd appeared and the bread
was dispensed in like manner. A good many
children who asked for it said that their mothers
were sick at home.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

Gen. Rosecrans has better ideas OF discipline
then some of our Generals. He holds his Off
GERS responsible for the conduct of their men.
On review, a short time since, he gave a forci-
BILE illustration OF his ideas on the subject. He
noticed private whose knapsack was v,ry
much awry, and drew him from the ranks, call
ing at the same time for his Captain, who ap-
preached. Captain, am sorry to see you
don't know how to strap a knapsack on a SOL
diers back" - But didn't do 1t, General, !"
"Oh you didn't Well, hereafter you had
better do it yourself, or see that it is correctly
done by the privates. have nothing more to
say to him. | shall hold you responsible, sir,
for the appearance of your men
g But if cannot make them attend to these
matters" "Then if you can't you had better
leave the service. If you don't, LII see that
you do leave it,"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

A REPENrANT EDlToR.-The Grenada appeal,
now issued at Jackson, Miss, comes out ardent
ly for peace, and its editor, Dill, is for that
contamination on any decent and honorable
terms. His late scare at Grenada has taught
him salutary lesson. He wishes to be made
a Commissioner to the North to urge the neces-
sity of cessation of hostiities. He just now
sees that necessity in tull force, not knowing
where next to run to- The price of the appeal
is $50 per year, in advance. tH
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

CAREY's CATHARTIc CANDIEs.-DIARRHEA.-A sudden
suppression Of the excavations frequently ends in col
lapse. The action of Careys medicines is based a
more rational principle; by combining with the depraved
humors they neutraze and expel them through the
natural channels They purify the fluids, cleanse the
bowels nvigorate the stomach, and by regulating the
risus functions restore the body TO its normal state OF
health. Sold by all Druggists, at 25c. per box.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
From the 10th Vermont Regiment.
FAIRFAX, Va. Dec. 81,

DEAR MESSENGER Last Sabbath was beau.
that the regiment were not uncomfortable il out
door attendance upon public worship. Ga such
an occasion we find it pleasant worshiping in Gods
great Church. No chapel adorned for Christ
mas occasion could rival ours in impressive grand
uer and spendor. The heavens above US were
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

An Irishman was wounded in one of the Vir.
. sinia battles, aud while lying helpless on the
field. a wounded man near him set up terrible
howl "Shure, what are ye making such a
diyel of noise about!" says Pat $50 you
think nobody's killed but yersslf ,"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
RELIEF IN TEN MIMI TIES
Bryan's PulnMOniC Waters.

al Diseases Of The Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds
Asthma Consumption, Bronchitis Influenza,
Hoarseness, Difficult breathing, Sore
Throat, &C., &c.
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per-
feet relief, and when persevered with according to
directions never fail to effect rapid and lasting
Thousands been restored to perfect health who have
tried ether in vain To all classes and all consti
tuons they equally blessing and curenone need
despair matter how long the disease may have exist
ed, or however 1t may be- provided the organic
structure of the vital organs is not hopeessy ecayed
Every one afflicted should give them an impartial trial
TO Vocasts and public Speakers these Waters are pc
culiarly valuable they will in day the most
severe occasional hoaseness and their regular for
few days WILL all times increase the power aud fexi
bty Of the voice. greatly improving its tone, compass
and cearness for which purpose they are regularly used
by many professional vocalists. nev2SWd&mly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N 7.
Price IS cts. per box. Fer sale by all Druggists.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

Was the Rev. Dr. Watts seer as we'll as a
priest and a poet! In his Hymns, Book /,
hymn 90, he says
/" Vain are the hopes that rebels place
Upon their birth and blood,
Descended from pious race,
Their fathers with God
He from the caves of earth and hell
Can take the hardest stones,
And fill tho house of brShanl well
With created sons.''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

How HORACE GREELEY GOT HIS BOOTS
BLACKED.-An event occurred in Horace Greeley's
life, Monday afternoon, which will be remembered
for some time by those who were present lie had
but recently arrived from New York, and, in out
ward appearance vel maintained the character
that has chung to him for years. There was no
nistakng the old coat and dia pidatsd tile, the
short pants and muddy boots, down at the heels.
He put up at the Deleyan House, and availsd
himself of the first opportunity of buying Jour
nal. Sitting down in room off the main hall,
he began to read, and it was not loag before he
was fast asleep. Soon after his loud snoreng at
tracted the attention of a wag, who, seeing the
filthy condition Of his boots called in bost-back,
telling him to 90 to work and do the best he could
to improve the appearance of H. q. g boots, even
if they should take more than one box of black
ing. The boy, anxious to earn something, set to
work Immediately, and was well advanced with
the first boot before he awoke the sleeper In
the meantime a large crowd had surrounded the
two, and when H. G. opened his eyes and uttered
an exclamation of surprise, the hall resOunded
with the laughter of the throng.' Never mind,
Mr. Greeley" said the lad its only five cents ;
and I'll give you regular On to Richmond
shine +" and he brushed away with might and
main. Fairly caught, Greeley resigned himself to
bis fate, and remained passive until the job wa q
completed; but be was evidently i'll at ease in
polished boots.-.4Lbany Atlas.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-25

Dinnasr iR ftUb, nit rtusm Billet etfRtr ~3tads.
'unttr benz Grrtbt unO Slttbt brtttsT SIuIe Har
sspulbst 30 tpsr6tn.:: Grunttne, frsht DiEnen
uuO 4tris traurn auf rem ScIftrn trftr 8lnGt
nno (6rsdtn bas OnRanSts. puEItfum sutad.
Die @natn unO Gquipassn otrtudurln fh auf
Dem Shdpt9s unt psrren pop frratm 3sFncsl
strtt 'ino. tdubtrt;b umrtnet unp m te5anrelt.
@trtttiafttt, Gur6t ppr Straie sBttt'e beutc
nidt. Ius Yoitetmru IN. lon6rn StrtPcn pom
~SrrDon. 5s @pfpm hno. ltm, bic 8abn ArruE
rdrtn nnp Iuo bstrRUff4i uno miBtcr fat aQs
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Eftntlt6tn SiGerbsit IufSutryi5tu m9rrn. atrr
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drnt.r un 5aIhtEtfihtr,: 1brsn. 8etsta, sotDcnt
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9Grtten, DIl6It6 ibsr .@spinnr BON Otn Heinz
ftn Sic 50 BEN fabrIboftasu Summeu. Gs>ia
ieOssmo 10 srpBs RInsf itrr Die GrttFt res Dtr6p-
Sasts, aSsr NtsmanD. btntt an ,,&tbIlft". an
Gtnsrtfs In bic SUuU.rutnstdt .stslsS national
Rsn 8Otsitfss.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-25
RnuO(dan,.

-'. ' -. &c. -" -
Bon unFertr n6vbIi&sn Atufts, IT. fur
bsuts nur 1a btftbtsn, res @tntral e.. pttesr
In ktnem brr5 sttisrn 6duftquariter stngetrrfsn
q, nIdbpen CT 8t&mpnO unp uHGErtm' Qrafr:
psntsn etnsn mtbrtasistn Stiu& esmaat BATE.
Gas rUrrtti9t GssTlht, Das @rnsrot Qst BEN
SbfrSl I,bl ~uHitrtr @sOtsia.Grmst ibtrntbm4n
murts, firl btsrrurh In f6 ltleit aulommen.
llnTers @spr8in. 4rmet Bat tncith rtntn btFs
nitiprn Dbsrbefsbishattr in Der VtrtUn bcs @r.
nsrals 9ufepb G. Solution BON Gir9inia srtaI,
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suus. fnrtt. " -.
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ii rtr(em 'tIstuen 3wii6tntrisss wtrn auf 800
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res, auerr Den semahtsn .@tfanaenrn, ueaa fH
u~irtftet tben7f0 bob ~brIauitn. 49,: 80. <
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.rUm NtEupr IkerrGftt unc g~tlauGen aeusm men.
Bonn sar3rn hort fattCntrtsN &pmme nre atlaita
ca MIR ;p9t Nann YG cntfrmHtn. Ginr ann
lttr erper 5nErtalfafelt Ger tommantfr,nrsp.
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gartstg IN Galtm btr Sal ssinsGtn ~. fem, roc
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iron lanst lstn R'aerripitl mr6r, uuD .rtr
t6tft Strafs lOutr DieieHlssu trtftu, psrtn
S5utO etns 10 i%&u1atUoQt uebtrrumpsIulnls 6st-
,umsGsn tR.
EOtt HUn8frrt' Iauitn aus Sf, SsnneGss ris
bsfrtettBenlsn Ssrtdbie stH, Der Gtin6 1T pt..
Csr Ra& SrUrr!rs Buridsafansn uuo bat 9onss
Greet im8eRb bts 6ftdsn 3belts pom 3sn-
nsfss estuFsn. Der in isner @tbtisessSsuS
bsrtits esfGGsns S6nte uno bic |&Irbie 8us6e.
EttstpuHs uHlsrsr Solrattu tr6st BITE 9&uIp, pae
bic Iuridfaa euSru gaatsts nit sinsus tlauta
fAuae pap1nfamen. IL +
Dsr Sd~OJDS-l&GinL auf ausn 9uNEtsn fur
bities 9atr bstn6tt 3u isin. nur sDH 9tras t6E.
nsn mir nod tnttrtfontm 9srt&tsn entasasnsI
,lstsn un0 aud upn &6arIsR0n t6Hntn mir In
Etsrtf sRttre 8trtbts als iltbsr ersD arttn. .
HLrsEIE E-.EI - #NH L .Ea Re.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-25

- Der "irtf&e patriot" 9OGn Slil&su. Der
felt RUnaItn BE StsEarttOa bee SttRssn Ga.
qutrtr" bttrisb, tR Don Strfsr St.uuns auli6.
atttetra. -, H.. =. - .
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httors Bat Stretaisn, uamIt& bic GDnntttB ua,
lsrts StaattS. Die pom Gstnot nod Mot ibtr.
5O8fn GnO, ne& seuuo S&la&tpisb. um tt
@sfammtbse5IttrunIg b~erfstbtn BON i, 100000
=sssLsn uoo unictt in gir5tnitn fattonitts Ar,
rte ncn 100000 Wann auf tanstr atS ttr
S}tr 81 perprcotnnttrsn. Die 3att Err 0fttSt
Slbt 6str 8snRstt auf 100000 an. bic bee
9prnstebs auf 400, 00o;I56pttns auf 100000:
unS 5&afs aui $50. 900 cid. SIN nahRsn
LSak{s -perbunesrn ptr otfo nod hidt.
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6. Saner Der GrGBe Btttna6te.B Ban unItrsr
8urntr fatt. Go pirO GurG b~enleItsn efuetr
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In stfsltgsr Grsnbs uHe, 2uf ~ bsssbsn. Daf
Or&tRer 'otsO eat nne 'Sts ftRlt&s EafeI nod
rs,&sr b;fsbt fila.
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an nd&atu Rpntde inrtt I'm Pctale be-
pm. 9. Sfdftr stns 9b.atrrs0 Dor sauna bee.
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9tttaItsAtr bsdeIben auimstIfam maiden uut
ntsr RE tar aufRtruns fuuuSnStn Gthde ouf
nsbsnasb.Hbt bestdlbist 9nSstse StTptiitn. -
SGiu 8auI&.u tptrO natGrIi& add brr RprRtI.
lung ni&t ftblsa uuN bic pObtbttslt EaEd benz
8irtbt Gbrt MAIDEN.
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man Mot Uie In fribsrta 9a5rtn ben tnutveu
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&aite' aOtR unS btttritt arnruts ,r Fdapfsu
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- u"fsr Ftt6tas uuN %oHfws:EIame5a rSo.y
Ter f% f0s gauge 9att ttutur6 trob bisf
S&nes uno 8tstu atSurauftn bat FsJt t.in,
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mem 86untrn Iu rrbiitsn.
- @oats bic sRtttsraps wa5renb Der Sst.r,
taae einfn anefua a~tRatfen, 60 Satfts G,,oro,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-25
Dfrmldtfs.

Rod ptnise 3aSt unS a. Rnh Etfdts trti
Sabre setRcgtn. ts6 Dr nRs Ranrutsf&ue tnH
oafsu ben 9tatts asRs dbSrfsdttt 6sr @ft Den.
aastraa ltiS unitltseu &risete pstF6aetts.
Drst taAes 9atrs, unD ned iuntg n ut6t Bic
ssvtasRs aaSRat S~crtan6ea. sae eisltm anaa.
zen latsssehesns lA taletats 3tf ssktt pabs,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-25
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Dtsssrau II Oas Beibaa6lekR bas 6tf
BET RtasrF unb Der 6rtubt trf&isasai RSat
20 dlsu nniettH 9sitra rim rtdt trobeS fdn. mas
.mSsen Re nit btm SatgtsneAfI baS 9abr 1864
als su Sslso,a uub stOsa brinornbsS ttsrsta.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-25
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Rd6hf&s Collector strrFtbttf IL. nom Scr 4.
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fem, um bic pom SUM On f6aiesn etra,rn
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ptE auRtnss Court % ttSietbs utrtatbtt ri.
tss @rup6sg issnttnm Iusu BeIlaaf a. ,onnr,.
etrsn. auf wel&se ridRdnbt8s 6tfntrn MIA, 3.
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ptrioutn, wttds tbts, Gteuesn nOA nidt (.
labit baben, mSasn tettise 6tS9aI6 ,sna.h,.,
tbuR Oa btr Goutsirr ,ppr ftusr toi6enteS 49,.
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