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The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of = DORADO p,
r, f,rost VI. G. P. Burney-U appearing TO ny sat
;.i,ction. Nv the afdavit Of Croft plaintin IN the
above entitled cause Of action, that G. r Bnrney,
ihe defendant in said cause Of action has departed
from thI- stAte; aud it appearing, IN ks
IN favor OF SAID plaintiff; hereby order that ser
vice OF in said cause be maae upon s'o
G P. Barney By publication IN the MoUxItS psso .,
cRAr, weekly newspaper Pnolshed IN n,h. u1 t!oyn
PiaeerviIle in said county, for three mon'nS' "0'
the 18th ofAprn, 1883. ,ssa
0''s" N"O'' g. a. RoELKE, J.P.
..,issr,. Ketsey Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
M1CKHRBoCKER BEaAR sTANI
FINE GIG AIRS AND TOB ACCO
FRESH FRUITS.
NUTS AND CANDIES.

TUE undersigned having purchased the KNIcK-
i ERBOCKER STAND, (next TO The Cary HOnse,) }
respectfully informs the public that they Will always
dies. at the very loveat PEsses.
feha9 JAMGD l. WEYMOUTH.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09

TEE Radicals ore calling the Conssr.
vatives "COpPerheAds." Very we'll,
" what is sauce for the goose is sauce for
the gander." So. call the Radicals Vi.
psrsp Pass this around and see how
the VHpsrs will squirm andhissI
Colusa Sun
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09

'WHAr is that which is ever before US.
can never be seen, and yet all are looking
toward itf
Tomorrow.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
ADAG1N1sTRAroR's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, by virtue Of an or
~ der duly made and entered BY the Probate
Court Of a Dorado County, onthe end day Of March
1865, the undersigned viii,
On the 2sth Day Of March, 1858,
or for sale at public anetOn between the hours OF
10 o'clock A. II. and O'Clock P. NJ Of said d,y, At
the residence Of Eliza II. HOIllDgswoFth, in Coioma
Township, near Unontovn, all the right title inter.
est sDd estate OF the Estate OF J. D. HoInRSuortb
deed in and to the folIOUing dSscFISsd real estate
to Wit:
The undivided sevep-tenths Of that certain Water
Ditch, known IS the - COLOMA WATER AND MI.
MING cos DITCH" situat.d In Coloma Township
IN sah County Of n Dorado taking vater out OF the
South RUrk Of the American River, ON the North
Sde thereof, at point about ~ or 3 miles above
OoAona, and conducting the same down the MOI IN
bank Of aaid river distance Of nine miles to Mich
gAn Fat, With Al the rights and privileges pertain
ing to the zane.
TERMS. Cash. Bale made subject to confirmation
BY the said Probate Court
". =. H0LLINGsWORTH,
Administrator and
Eliza II. HOLLIN6SwORfH,
Aaministratrix Of said Estate.
March +th, Is68-td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
RIVERSIDE HOTEL,
Mia. mia. wss. q sua-SssTy saa n Ess. Of rsesvtrs.
On Henry and Swans New Road.

TIE undersigned having made every
INN arrangement for the accommodation Of
HS TRANSFERS AND TRAVELLERS, as
surea them that aH Who favor him with
their Patronage, shah Be ter'ained IN Q manner
that cannot fail 10 give satisfaction, and tveFy
low prieea.
Purchasing everything the season affords, and
employing the bess Of cocks, he pledges himself to
BEST TABLE to be found between FAeervilIe and
Nevada Territory.
The Bar will always be supplied with the best
liquors and eigaTS.
sSs Stable room for teams. Hay and Barley al
ways on hand and for sale cheap.
jun7y1 J. w. BARRON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
LEON's NEW STATION.

III One Of the Cheapest Houses In the 142A
mOuntains-On Henry Swans neN road, and also
on the old county read to Carson Valley and Eeme-
ralds, SS miles from PlaeerViIle and Diamond
Springs, and miles west Of Strawberry Valley.
The above House is . large tWo-story frame build
ing, with rooms for families and other guests.
&TThe BAR ID supplied with the best Of Liquors
and SegArs-
s"SGood StabIIng for horses, males, etc Hay and
Barley always on hand.
auG3tf VIZ. LEON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
PLACER HOTEL,
MAIN STREET, .....PLACERvILLB.
RICHARD KIENNE .......PRoPRIEToR.

~ Tbs unders,Eued having again taken IL
E:: charge OF the Placer Hotel, respectfully 6:3
snilclts the paironage "f his cd friends u
and the public generally, and assures them that No
pains shall be spared TO reader the Placer pleasant
home to all ts patrons.
THE PLAcER HOTEL, situated In tie very heart
Of the business portion OF Paeervfile, cOerS sape
rior inducements residents and the travelling pub
lie. The TABLE, will always be supplied viii the
best viands to be had In the market, and the Lodg
ing Rdeparen0nG Gin ever b clean and comfortable.
n Prices in accordance With the timts.
msr78 RICHARD KIEENk
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
FURNITURE MOVED

Without Defacement or Other Injury !!
"a ORDERS len aa Ksek D LAnKb Or Dsss /
@snbsr'L yin BE promptly offended 70.
apT4mI 2 MANIRY
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
Mf6traI anu Surgical.
Ss--atss.s !. = =
DR. L. j. CZARKAx'S
MRUUUAL AND SURGICAL
IH Q III = U2 =

IH STl = U,1Es
RaonaaNaas sAsAs, Aaleas sAG1psa@h CNPoe9s
Roai6s kaR &Ha@oA1P Of Qes,
SsA Kf9a1f0eO.
Established I'm 1854, for the Psrn11ent
Curs Of all Private and Chronic Oie-
eases and the euppr0saaon Of Onaek-
Attendant and Resident Physician.
L. ,. C1APKAY, l. D..
Late IA tAe a6nesrsSS' xSy~Autlsassy war, 0Aess
RhynisiAn - III e0ah Rsusz1S.s.' - A~ NV
eurgeon "a TIE MlitaEy Hospital Of hestAs Anngzsy'
late Lecturer on Diseases OF Women and Child en-,
ana Honorary MS1ber ef he Phn1AsiPhaa ColSsse
Il Asdiei1a-
~. Rasticulax attention paid y ths treatment Of
diseases peculiar % Women and Children. -7
80 OSvs0g RaoUuas-RFU@+ a. - till ?. u. Oom9a-
nioAikoas aarintlF oOuRAeatiAl. RaFmAneas cure
guarantasd OF no pay. CoasaitAttonss b letter or
ASSress, Oh. L. J. C9APkAY,
eAa Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
Sacramento Valley Railroad and eao.
ramento, Placer and Nevada r R


ramento, Placer and Nevada RR
EA5R
T-NROM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN gfATInN
L ~ TWO H0CRS.-On and amer October I5,k
the passenger cars Of the above named roads yin Se
run follows:
rP TRAn
VIII leave Sacramento At 6k A. H., and n.m.
Leave FOLSOM at ~ 4. ~, and 56 P.n.
DoWx TRAns
Leave Auburn Station at 6 and l0xAH.
Leave Folsom At A. ~. IL H., end syn.
on SUNDAY one train only, leaving sacrAns...
at 6h An, and Auburn Station at lex An
The 6< A. n. and '. y. trains running tArsasA 4.
Auburu station.
Passengers for Pacervine and CAFsou vaV,ev w,u
take stage A'd for lincoln, hAnge cars Al HGiss~
On iir arriya 81 the 6h 4. ~ train, and those ior
Auburn Station retain tier seats.
surable arraHgeDeaes AVinR heea made Gss tks
reception OF htiG iGht a. Auburn S,AtOn, u viii hare.
FER hr received at Sacramento for that point ~
ratas ~ 'ojl appiy at the cfBee.
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the ears, q
PT.bi street, gsleT Tie Mai Cheer Hoase.
drcl3 J. r. ROBINSON, 0upt
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
8. MANERY,
DRAYNAN AND JOBBER.

D HURNS his grateful thanks 10 the citizens Of
Ik RiAceTyils for the lNersl patronage heretofore
extenAed - Aim, 1nd respee6lly Informs them that
prusapaly and 81 The IOgess rates.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
PosTPONENENT.

ne above ale ID hereby postponed TO Saturday,
Asy stn lees between the hours o. 10 O'Clock, A. n
and o'clock P. n.
". ?. H0LLINGsWORTH,
Administrator and
ELIZA u. HOKiIN6BWORrH.
AduiniSratTtx of said Eslate.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
THE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

REING HrSTISo on Cess FAcE, on LADIS On
- GEyrLENASs WaTcH ConuIHKD
Une OF me preuiest, most convenient, and deei-
dediy the best and cheapest timepieee for EeseTal
and reliable use, ever oaercA4 IL has wi.hiA y and
connected with its machinery, its OWn winding A.
sachment, rendering key entirely unneesssary-
me cases OF This watch are composed Of two metals
improved ruby action lever movement, and b var
fanted an accurate timepiece. Price, supeSbly en-"
ErAved, per case OF half . dozen, eaol 90. EsnPse
to buy At Wholesale 43S, sent by Expresa with bin
pAyahie on delivery. Soldiers must remit payment
IN advance as We cannot collect from those In thS
army. Address
HUBBARD BROS. CO,
SoLE InroHTEES,
febIW6 Cor. Nassau and John sts, New York.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09
ORLEANS HOTEL. ~
- csrsz xsla a.A s.-..aass Stress.
P1.ACHRYu.LE. CALIFORNIA.
J, q. VamasxAtlt............-... .ProPrtaAer
VanmIy e tAs Cary ASu@l

RVHE KOUgE having been thOrouahiy OveThsuied
l FemOAaSeA and neVty furnishes vith elegaat
fRSnisure, Ws are prspaFed 70 aecOmmodAte the
E1velinR pias - Nnef style thsn say hOesa u TIE
city, Having had extensive expsTienee ~ caterer
al We nay b4 pRaSSa 20 pafonhe ths hOase can
net fAH - ba vsA earOa tsg.
Every Aepast9oaA Of The Houss yin be keps In
Saeh waAasg a. = DAka Il sseanA - N0N9 In ths
elaAe. - = !. p p Ct - - = a
SSs STAGES aFrIVO = and oepaFt &oa Ne
AshaaaeAUa anA % IN psrts u tn aAaaA &~s
GOAaae3t ,ss7---..-6O cess
LODGING. ana 10
" HOass open AL niSAI, fsc
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09

A CARD-Prompted BY an honest desire OF
my heart, I wish to lay before the public ease
which deserves . hlGh eommendAtiOn. not only a. an
act Of scientific sA, hak Of humanity, also. About
two yeArs 0eo, Sn63eAlyy aSd from causes unknown
to vas seized with nt Of epilepsy, which, owing
TO my inability to meet the expenses consequent up
on thorough medical treatneNt, and the diseour.
aeement I saes Wtlh on attempting 4, coon Became
Saeh Cas vas tAen ed 70 belIsve) defy the skI
Of pAysIeiRa. WAs fFeQaeAty, WAile IN paFsuit Of
ny calling, thrown down to the ground without the
sgteSt Warning, and although I0senshle 10 The AZ
ooles, yet desp1aea The HisaEtas 0f ny Hie ana
SOOn learned to .ook upon those Who would render
assistance or shelter fEo danger - enemies who
sought 70 pfofong the existence Of my mlsehes-
While in this state aDf having previous 70 my afie-
ton tasted the sweets Of lifs, oaee more vas in
dneed 70 attempt seeking sia og physician, ana b.
Recommendation, called upon Dr.. L J. CSapkay. /
told him my circumstances and my inSbliity to re-
vard him Sor hs services, regardless Of which, how
ever, be undertook ny eAsa and With the Messing Of
God rs oAeo alare rszEReA b peT1eet heahh.-
Unable " reward him for the boon which enjoy n
present. and yst e0aseisw of NJ isAsbaeaness.
sonsa4R due - myself AaA b IN aAIeted 70 make
The eaSe paoes II order sAas tAooa IN need oF edI
cal sAvtOe nay AOd . pAysieiaA In whom every eoe-
Gdenee can Be placed.
LI M1m YAMnusxY.
HsAe o. CallEssniA, Oozn4y Il Ban FraaciOco. a.
cuoses1oed 40 swOFn - bsfoTs Ne this lSt day os
Angnsa 4. D !oeS. 6nDEH8 4. Gam,
u ~ FOtavy Public,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09

Remarkable Instance Of Medical
RelieN-BelOv publish the certificates Of tlTes
Of the sufferers from pasgs Of disease, uho,
ing recovered their former health, and inpeled BY
gratitude, make known their eases and Temedsl
agent, and their statements are authenticated By q
Notary Public. The demands Of society imperiously
eonmAnd their p0hiiety, and we commend their pc
FusAI to The AAention Of The AffIeEeA.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-09

PLACEHV1LLEi TOtSAChA1EMT0
- VIA - -
J1fap.Ond .SDrEaos, ~ Dorado, CEarksrL1s e.
Fokaosh Z ~ -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
NEW OREGON HOW ARD COUNTY ID VA SEPrENB ;K H. 1883

ra!ar ii ,cW b" fomnd Tint the .f"'"' /,
thus te*tei is the st,um ger Of fihe t1co.
The terd"ncv t. r,vei, lirhprto the n''
iectionablr feature nf the ..,achines If
This class il in this ohvia,pl hv the
drawing # the cn1 of the ,lrca'
through the pr cc"hi"g loop Wv ,hr
hook at thc H. s',rch nu' thus f.s'e
ming il Whenever it is s'roken by de>igr
or accident. .-
The needle. being short ami s'rai rh,
runs wi h Pc, feet exac'nc~s and cert
aintv across seams. AMI even over SO -
"r"l ahrurtlv i,crensiug ,l1icknesSes :"
cloth. 1t is c." s"qnen'lv we'll alap.e.
for rum II II, hi"h rates rfspee,', and
has thus cen kept IN opera N fr
three mouths AZ time Ivy tie F. m Civ
Co",ranv. nt9 New Haven. maxi 9 over
5000 stitches minute. The G IN, any
empi v consider bic rum or Of The
machines in their m'nu'"crnre IN Of tape
trimmings patent rnffl.s. etc and u.
nell Y lun them about 1000 stitches q
minu,e.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

'Bu' the p'ocl, i'm on is law and
Wild, or is not valid. Fit is not val
/ it wants no rstrac'i1n. If it is valid
cannot he retracted any more than
the dead c,n be brought to life"
This is a beautiful specimen Of
oresi|ertial logic.
Sunprsr the president should issue
pro.|amati,n declaring hi.nself to hc
the Emperor Of the u ate d states, aud
SHOULD employ the armies Of the United
S atcs to enforce the decree. 1t woull
We hnt a p,r ms4lation f"r the vict.
inns Of his power to. he told that he act,
If not vail nce,'el -nn ,et+'nctioN.
The pe,r'e Of tho Uritc States ask
70 I've relieved from the evil Consequences
of tie emancipation proclamation. hv
tho retraci,n of the proc|amari,n i'sa,f.
Th 'sc cons qnenccs are AL the worse
rom the very fact that the proclnma-
ion is invall |. The army is lei q
aml we to 'nf r. n Invalid act. a
large pr portion OF the people Of the
southern states are resisting the 2 vern-
'ne''t &c use this invali proclamation
s being eiifrceh, and because its ex-
lSfencc denrns rates that the scanstitu-
tion "l the Unitel States can furnish
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
Rrs,I.ur1nNs nasse | Nv NrN.. De

RS ,LurI,Ns p,sSe Nv New Ofe
yon Lcdg" no 80 If A. F snd A. NJ
IT srceial cdmunication held Selt
Il, 1868.
Whereas. it has pleased the Almighty
Falher tho wise dispenser Of all evfts
to remove fr,m our number by dsa'l
onr dearly he'aves | and highly estes aatl
br, her. Cassius r. Mitchell. 8 G rp
er Il of C,,mpa"v I SO Reg Iowa Vo't
~" died st Prt lluls,n Arg. 12'h
1868. god "A wears month "a 'la,s.
Thc''fnre he il les lived, Tia IL
II is ; f1l;cti,g dispensation Of Dhi"
Providence. this fraternity aud c,un
ty are called up ~ t. mourn the s. Of
u dearly beloved and worthy brother
aud citizen whn is enlearel to US lv
t e ,enderesr ties of humanity and his
earn, st levnti N AMI zeal for the cause
Of American fFee,lom. for the defence
IF wh>se'honrr and fAg he laid dowr
lis lie. ..
Resolved. That We ten Ter TO his I've
lcv~1 ann sorrorins wife who has L-s'
hy this dispens,ti,n a kind AMI aft CT
ionnte husband, parents, brothers and
sisters no have st du'ifu' son and
kind lro,her. orr heart felt sympatlies
aud c~nd" lenc-. ...-.
Resolved, That thHsa rcsoln,iops b..
entered apon the minutes Of the L'l- @
as memorial Of our worthy hrcshrr's
ra'rioris n and Of our regard for his
m nnrv and that ccr'lfi', c>nv he
Furnished unler the seal Of the l. dge
to his hereavel wife, aud that these
res 'u'io"s I've published in the Deco
rah Rep"b'ic aud the New Oregn
PLAN Dealer.
a. NJ. CowAN, w. NJ. Pro tenn
=. ". ALLEN. Soctv.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
JACKSON,s OPINION

Nothing is clearer iA NV view, tina
that We arc chi. fv maeh,cd for the
success of the cens,i,uti,n under which
We are now acting, to the wa,clful all.
I"uxiliary acii3i, of The state au'l,liiies
This is not the T., fl .rrl"n IT :. iav, b,,'
"Lp' gs Ao he most deeply rooted en.-
,ic'in',s "f my mind. ! cannot. there
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

Last YER man named Latshaw
commenced serving tho ,vcrnmcnt as
a qnartermasrer at L u,svillc, buying
mu'cs AMI horses m,l 50 I'll. He was
then IN comf,ltahie circumstances.
Now he keeps nine splendid stee Is vi Ii
magnificent outfits, and lives in "a style
Of he most lavish expenditure. Lat
shaw has been araestel. but at the hest
the government will I,se over $3.50 @.
Who will dare impngn Mr.. Lat
shaw's patriotism? Unl,uhtel'y he
belongs to that numerous Glass of ';loy.
nliStS,' who never see Democrat that
they don't Indignantly cry Copper
hcaA'
Dem srhenes, in one of his memora.
bic or"'in,s, thus PAL his respects to
the ancestors Of these mushroom patri-
nts.
behold the despcable creatures,
rAised all at once from dirt to opulence,
from the lrwest ob- curily to the highest
hnnors. Have not ,mc Of these IN.
starts built private house and seats
'slng with the most sumptous o. our
Ia lie pl l'cesl And how have their
fortunes anil their power increased, but
as the cninmm,we .llh has been ruined
and imp ,verishe l."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

How MAssACHu. rrr, w ,fKs IT.
lie Spin9fi' Rep"dltcun (Rrr J
SAYS:
Il v"nl | seem as though we we're Il
very Il xiv aud dryencra.ed race, juig-
i,y t, m Tie long lis's Of exenp 1t
is pnin the government will not ger
many men fir IA 'his draft. and if ,lr
wi o'e of the migi.ai qno'a called fri
oh'aine'l not onI y will another drd
have te be made, which will,xhaust al
the frs, class. u The second class vii
be largely drawn upon also. But 1t is
more likely the government will &c
what men i, can from his draft, and
oht III whatever more may be neelied
hy The volunteering aud the payment
of larger b ,unrirs. The fact that New
Jerse.y has had peru ission t, raise h,r
men ty vlun,ee'iny would seem t
point TO suoh q conclusion.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
From hpptfon's New .4merican Cycloyaaic
Y |. XIV.


A GOD SEWING MAcH1HE.
al! tn machines may be int tlule'l
in three classes. based on the stitch
they make. The first is the single
thread or chain stitch machine, which
ma, have heretofore regarded as more
appropriate f,r croeheting or embroil-
rri"g, than far fastening seams t,geth-
er. They, however, employ the Same
appliances ofan cve-p,inre |needle, etc :.
IS other mnchines. and are NM held
i" grent faror by many persons who
use them for the general purpose of
sewing.
"Of the machines # the class frs;
named, the most successful is thai
known as Willie 4 Gi ths'. the p,i,-
opal feature Of which was devised and
patented Jnne 2, 1857. by James Z. 4.
Gibbs. Of Mil|point. Va. The
"etdlts"d manner Of adjusting it (and
other important improvements are
secured h\ Patents t. James Wilcox.
AMI the II achine has the exclusive as,
of n Convenient, sclf.ac ing. and noise
less s'or. by Which reverse motion of
tho achesls are preuented and also Il
u guard t. project the dress of the
operator from ths rubbing OF the bal
"ncc.wheel The apparatus for catah-
ing and l"ping the hiead, asl is p.ss-
ed through by the needle, consists o!
two arms. making together II cross a,
the end Of II horiz 'ntal axis. As TIL.
rev' Ives close to the needle under the
cloth plate, one Of these arms, shaI ed
ike l"ok, and raliilv enl&rgng to-.
ward lis base, Cal chcs the thread an,
spreads 'h' lonp, which is ,lcn Iro,f.k,
against the axis, and next slips upon
the other arm, whicl, gives the loop Il
twist and hrlds il. At The same time
the needle g IS up and mes d WI,
again through the cloth. carving il,
,h' cad through ,ht'l op already formed
"he" 1t is caught la' the hook. anl b..
first loop being released is l,.a Il, II Il ghf
by the rnln E # til" ho.k il, spr,. lug
the sec>nd. The kwixk siuen to The
'h'eadW frminr the hoop hts ma
teT'a/ Effect IN sire" thing tie hola OF
the Mread ia the clofh ama thus Hyo
d"ct"g Oe'y strong and duyab'e
seam lis s'lens'h a"a lllle | abiIi y
t." rip may be readilv seen W Gu iny !.
ha!row strip across the seam Of piece
OF cotton thus sewed, and mpari z u
wi'h.a similar piece sawed hy hand.
Oa attempting to pull Or rip the pieces
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

INTEGRITY WILL INSURE SUCCESS.
The Integrity ai'd activity of tie
people ia the n ,rth West, ha. insured
them success ia all branc hes Of enter
PRISE. you may cast your eyes IN any
ii, ecflnn vnu please you will see thous
anls IF .husv formers eMp'"yed in gath
erins their cnormu, cr ps, AM others
hi'chi il. mp t"y' to NJ Gr's'r and
visi' Il,m,n',s.'ughs CIo''ing and
D ' G "lr II use 10 huv their garm'
cuts for he winter. Kunw all meu
that they how SILL gorIs AS chcaply as
ever "n he n 'r'h 81 lie Pa ,Iic Square
Sign American Fig.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

y Go DNAME The ahnli,in' party
has n g ~l name. 1t is an ai,oliti ~ par
'yi' fact. ..
l. has az |i*hel the Cors;ituti n of
he Uni Ell St,"s.
| has abolished The good feelings
which bound the North and South
t"gr.her. . .
I;-has a'r.iis'~rl'hc t@,,inn oe,lre St I. q
l. has ab2f shed the habeus corpus
!, has - 'lishel the Hig ut of nial Y
Jury. -, .... .r.. .......
l. has abolished gold and silver coin
fl. ~ orr m dIr
Il has ab 'lishel l'w prices for all
nrtisl"s # domestic use. r..
l. as abolished the lives IF tens f
th uSanls lrnvr wlte men.
1t has aeol she| pD.cc and s-curit,
'hr u4hont tn" c un'rv.
l. has al lis'eh Tie respect We Con-
mn'1ea abroad as a nation.
1t has. in fine, ahnIshed about all
j. can n olish and the next thing it
will a',n'ish irsrlf IS m-r,v' Union
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
SlVs The Sehenecta lY n Y, STIR

S'vs The Sehenecta ly n Y. Star:
The ci'v is safe! The draft is all
ri sh,! n "l"dv objects, for the very
sim le reas n that everybody is exempt
v"u know, an,tg.'hcsiies tecause,n if
'nyh"dv i>n't exempt he will s. on pay
lis greenhncks, or furnishes substitute.
A ,tumcr Of substitutes went. east
IN the early. mor,ing trair. They
were uniformed, carried no weapons.
o. the march to the train, each suh-
s'stute MAS affi ciunately held by the
arm, by q soldier.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
WHOLE No. 2O2,

The Dem cra>y of Irwa favor pence
"nr" the basis Of a completely restored
Union aud will advocate the dlshand-
ment f the v"luntesr army Of the U,i.
ted States so s,on as the people If The
South, through their state organizations,
shall return to the Union under the
I xis'ing Federal and State constitu,
ions
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

a Ci' cinna'i nrgr" ch,ll rges tn,
valiant crprr,hcad, kx.Se' ator Pugl
~ Il cnm''at, in any manncr and vii
rnv weapon he may choose, to se,'l'
'hr question: ~ far rs tie two are ~
"cr'sd, f fgh'ins capacity. Our
sake wouI! be upon The A.iican.-Se"-
',,el
U'qncs,i na''ly. We w:ul'l stake II
''|ack bcnray i a. h,th of sn.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

Messrs. Clark and sou are in receipt
# New q 'nas in great variety good
qu lily, and ,l'ln're,llv IS W as the
market and times will permit
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

II G Philadelphia Age cur " defines
t 6 r''a'i Of the Dyn.ocra ic party
I" the laws.
]. T. ,,b.v them if they he . ,od.
2 r. bnv them IT tie ,e rad.
3 T .prnre fth"tn if they be goo !.
!. + repeal hem if they he bad.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
u ,sS & FL. ENDORF,
P. DUNN

2. DUNN,
30 T,s'ionahle tailor at the old record
A er's ~fce. Dacnrah. Iowa All work
LII v.rraatod 70 it. md 'n,d. n the m t
Al tionlb style. Cutting ionc at hort
~,tise AID warranted to suit.