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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-31
1T. MEYER CLOGs or OH0KEs

In wet ground, and works well IN So, - :,
ground. challenge the wer ii HAND machine Asy
OF sto4IGsa g aErIsl Of machines can choose their
place and a.pot ther time, and will meet them
Now farmers before you plant your corn be sure TO
get the Hissotsll Corn flarster to plant with ard
be sure that II has 'Hr. y III on each hinge aud
ma ufsctured at 0ttumwa, Iowa None genuine
give this caution because there are some IRE
spoasibe parties attempting 10 sell maohil.e
thing similar to mine who have more right aha n
the Emperor OF Ghna and are too lasy work aud
won't mist for fear of hafsirg OF their
brethren Il y. HE.siA4s
Any person seeing any spurious achines sold, BY
informing of the fact viii be Hbersly rewarded
want agents In every county town In the State
! both travelling and local.
sToounty Rights for sale on reasonable terms
Manufactured by w. =. HUGHES
| 0nRntca, l0toa.
The Missouri Corn Planter can be had at
DkGGErT EDGERLY, 0ttumwA, tfta
| A 4 sEEbERGER, osk aloosa,
SLS l. L. STUART, smiles south Of 0sk aloosa
| T. ID MEG LASSoN Kirkyille,
/ J % BAKER. Iowayllle,
i J u FISH, Ediyville
i A MEAkS, 6osport, Marion county,
IGEo, hAbhlCB, IcOninn, Apl snoose county,
/ J u SHAW, Mt Pleasant,
iSP1G " BaoWNSoN, yandalia, Jasper county
w IL FREEMAN, bloomfield, Agent FOR Davis Co.
IhoS J. HUGHES, Travelling Agen.,
Nov. ~, lses-tilljune ga
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EsPECIAL ATTENTION |!
ERIE RAILWAY.
EARNING Sish tts capnssticns

&b"Ns4us hief' W SfHleFtlRhs
The Great Broad GHage Fsoase 10
NEW X0az, nosg0N. S.a - RAVEN
Hartford Fall River, Providence, worcester aul all
The principal cities and townssin Aes Hsa}sirfi.
~ Saving 2! ,iieS Ia distance from pUOkifk or
Buffalo 10 New yers.
-Txprcss Trains leave punkitk ans BnS4e pilarFt.
val 81 ali trai0s IRON the ~est aud .uG t4gcNsh -
New York without c.SuEt-
When necessary the trains on this reac SIN TRit
two hours NJ Dunki,k and EUSlo for trains from sas
west and run through 10 New York without laying
over at any intermediate point.
Boston and New England passengers can 60 via
New SOrk without additional cost andhave CT eics
| Of aIfra,i or sound ste tHers 10 destination.
hhxurious state room Sleeping Cars are rIr thre'
tto'Sew Work ali night trains. Palssc cars with
Fonss Patent Ventltators perfectly free IRON dIst
4 are ran on day Express trans, lea
Baggage checked through Pare slwassss lev a.
by amy OF route.
Secure 7scksts rio 2s ERIE FAR wAT,
which can be oo,sined az Az PTinei II tisk,t oAsfQ
In the West T., Merchants tiis ronte 0ncrs gaeS.
| ga facilities for the shipment OF freight.
! Chicago Office, 81 ,laik stscrt, GsoRGE
I Ticket AGENT C. G. waEKLEs, freiSht Assg %p1
4 New York OAiee. gao btoadsny, caAl4FaxxF "a
I Tlcket Agent, A. u. Nksp, frsiset Aeensf9I0
I boston Office IS State street, !oAS rA8AG
~. Agent. tiAr. -.
wI T. BARR, Cell Pas As -
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Postscript.

The Burlington Express Train. ran off the
track two miles east of Fairfield last night,
smashing the Engine badly, but hurting no
person aboard
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Asoruss RAlLaoAn Accrpasr-- A Barn,

IS hNoThER RAILROAD ACCIDENT BRIDGE
BURNED AND l3 CAns DEMOLISHED. The
long bridge about two miles east Of Bata
via, on the B. & NJ Railroad was set fir.
to on Tuesday last, and was burning as
the evening (mixed) traia came along,
There isa sharp bend just beyond the
bridge, and the Engineer, Mark Stassler,
had no notice of the danger until he turned
the curve, close to the bridge The brakes
were promptly whistl a down, but too lat
The train, consisting of engine, tender,
thirteen cattle cars, mail and passenger car,
rushed into the burning stru;ture. Feel
ing the engine sinking Mark reversed it
and then suddenly put on full head of
stesm, under the effect Of which the ngine
bounded forward 50 sui leily as to break
the connection with the tender. 1t then
bounded of the track, ran some distance
along the side Of it ami than back on the
track again, and finally reached the bank
in safety. The bridge went down, and the
cattle cars, thirteen Of them, were piled up.
perfect heap of matter in the chasm. The
passenger car, IN which were five passen.
gers and several brakesnen, alone remain.
cd in security on the east bank INST
miraculous escape, no one heing injured
One horse, a passenger in one of the stock
cars, was killed.
This burning was undoubtedly the work
Of an incendisry, as the bridge was covered
with snow and the weather was damp, raj n.
ing in fact. 1t is hardly snpposabIe that fire
could have been communicated from pass
ing train. Still, we understand tn. Com
pany has n, knowledge of any one who
could have had any motive to commit so
6endish deed
The bridge is now rebuilt an trains ar
again crossing "a usual. This kind of ac-
cident will be guarded against in future.
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TRA.--Meek's is the place to get good
article of ten cheap, as it is many other ar
ticles. Meek has some Young Hyson
which he got on such terms as to price and
payments, az will enable him to supply the
local demand at rates below the market quo
tstions. Call on Meek at his new Block
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MORE SNow.-The rain which OH Satur-
day and Sunday. threatened to carry off I'll
the snow, turned to snow on Sunday night,
and Monday morning found everything
again buried six inhes deep under snow
II beats the recollection of the oldest inhab-
As
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Localand Miscellaneous


sW- LIEUT. WARDEN we learn is doing
quite q lively business in the Recruiting
line. The seth H. favor;te with the pco-
pie Of this county and gets large majority
Of the recruits. Besides this, Lieut.. w.
being in active service can give recruits all
she information desired about the diTtre mt
Regiments or branches of the service He
gives recruits choice Of Regiment and Com
pany. All recruits ,listel by him are
duly credited to the township from which
they come, on the quota for the draft.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF 0rruMwA-
We refer to tho aunouuceInenr trlS
institution in another place The charsc.
ter of the business there transacted will be
seen, also that the bu siness IF NJ .ssrs Bon
nifield & Bro has been transferred to the
anA2 Bank
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I'm Perfect Row. Both ways,

and then get one OF those buggy pows, aud boy Of
ten We airs old can cultivate fifty acres hfmef, where
ifyou plant your with OF these horse plant
ers you can't pillow but one way, aud thereby loose
hall yo, crop aud II your grounds no; in the best
of order, CANT plant at all with horse maehine
This machine has been in use since 1881 iorg enough
to crush anythag that is hambug out OF existence.
nut like al avalanehe, Il gets stronger as " goes
ahead. A good hand can plant from eight 10 ten
4 acre. per day, owing to the ground.
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s. T.-IS6O.-X.

Persons of sedentsry habits troubled with weak
ness lasstude, papitation Of the heart lack OF ap
petite, distress ater eating. torpid liver, conssip
ton &C. deserve to suffer II they will not try the
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PROCLAMATION
TO THE LOYAL MEN OF IOWA

xKyHEREAs The undersigned has located In the
w CITY of Ottumwa and opened srecruting
and substitute Office, and as thereis to be about
600 men take from this State, am new prepar-
ed TO furnish substitutes TO aiithose who desire them
not for pIa pting batteries, but for Planting Corn,
\ nh
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LIEUT.. j. F, SHELTON. will be seen by
Q communication from Hon. j. B. Grinnel,
that our former fellow citizer, Lieut.. j. Z.
Shelton, will probably pay Us visit in a
few days. There are few of the heroes of
this war, whose experiences haze been more
wonderful than have been Mr. S!selton's, and
u IL by no means strange that wherever
ne goes, since his miraculous escape from
Richmond dungeon, he should be regarded
with romantic interest. We can assure
him OF most cordial greeting from his hosts
Of friends in Ottumwa.
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Is s5ins5s sss d vest q
aAg.4th. '5o-2l-11-6m
-. I, THE OrTUMWA
MALE and FEMAL1
s .4, NARY.

REQ. !. H. KcElroy ; :: II
": ss s;s:sS A..'s..
The sixth year commences on Aond4
is Der 1th, 1883, At the Presbyterian chnil
tgn. attached. l q ~
Your terms often veeks sschi y the ~
Tuition from t8to %, Sccordingto brs1
w specialfscilltis les o Tered to persons Wis
Az thsmsstyss Tor teaching.
a Pupils adWyttsd st any time, 4qd G
Il 3 date OF entrance. No reduction, how
SoLDiER's Arp SocTFtS :. so'S'as iss >'.'
montb,v ma..;, Tue Dttumwa Soldiers
: Aid a.-.esy. viii be held at the Congrega-
tionsl Church, at 4o'clocis, p. m. Oh Saiur-
Say pext
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REcsUITING IS OrrUAwA. have
more favorable reports from Recruiting Oh
GERS in this city the Jew days past. bat it
should be rene nbered that the 9Th of Jan.
nary is close at h,nl. after whic the
large bounties now paid recruits cannot b .
expected, and the draft viii cone An eff.
fort has been made by Lieut.. Norris re
cruiting officer for this county, to raise a
subscription to be pail as b,lntiel to vol
unteers, and We believe slscesstl one, the
sum Of $1,000 having been pied .ei, and
that principally in this city. For the honor
OF Center township, we trust our qnota will
be made up within the time limited, AMI
the draft avoided Let the exer'ions nf ey..
cry citizen be devoted to the attainment Of
this object, and it will ne done.
y Rem anber that every one enlisting fYon
center township will receive, in cash, AS
soon as sworn in, $50 extra bounty.
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aRarE ygrEs. fsmcRARn, Sc,

GRAPE WIVES, fsFsCBA ~, As.s
together with the best varieties OK EVEEGREESS
DECI DIOUS. ana ORNAMENTAL TREES and
SHRUBS, ROSES and VINES,~s prices "a low ~ The
Burlington other reliable nurser les.
Particular attention will be paid to
STRICTLY FILLING THE ORDERS
or those who do not come In person, and whsn ais
cretio nary power is left with me, the
VERY HEST SELECTIONS
will be made Apple trees two and three years old,
best selection, $40 per thousand.
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In RulNs.-The brick Livery Stable ns ar
tie Bank on Front Street, was unable to
ii L,si, up the ccat oi snow, which the clouds
!. ,a4t week deposited upon it, and according
& " tunbled down. Several persons pass
ing sl,ng the street at that lime narrowly
escaped being buried under the ruins.
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MISSOURI CORN PLANTER,

he no bumhng az has been the case with most patent
plant ers that have been palmed of on the farmers
Of th. as well as other States But this Is the oil
fmpro vement A few years ago this machine was
called humbug, but now hrs the reputation ofbeine
THE BEST AND ONLY RELIABLE PLANTER IN
s USE.
Now all want is for you to give my Planter trial
ar will warrant IL to save more labor than any
other Planter In existence 1t will save At ieas
slo0 wear to every farmer that one, besifei
| the snount Of corn that he will raise more
| than nv planting by hand or with horse machine
and ges are very high and hands scarce an yo'
have 10 10 is to plant your corn with the Missouri
/ Corn Planter, and by so doing you can have you
| corn
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Mr.. David P. Smith, an old citizen OF TINS
t,liAee, tut for eleven years past resident In
California, visited Us last week. Mr.. >,
ends Ottumwa somewhat improved since
he left it, He is delighted with California,
where he returns in short time.
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Winter has comb earnest this CThurs
hay) morning being the coolest yel expe
riencrt As'N
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The Contest ons and Experienc,

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility In
competency, Prem ature Decay and Youthful Error
actuated by desire to benefit Others will be happy
TO furnish to all who need it Gree of chargc) the re
ctpe and directions for making the simple Remedy
used In his case. Those wishing to profit by his ex
perience-and possess . Valuable Rem edy-wi-
receive the same by return mail Carefully sealed
by addressing JOHN Il. OGDEN,
No 50 NASSAU STREET. Nsw-YoRK,
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The Ferry Boat was running at Keok uiS
en- Tuesday. Ice gorgcd below.
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We clip the following item from the
Washington National RepuJlican Of the
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M A RBLE HALL

scy Times.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
CONTRACT.

THIS contract, male by and between the
= County Of Howard n the State Of Iowa.
party of the FIRST part and George CIR .ene If
the ~ OF h.cago in the >rate If illinois
and his successors. Pre>acat of the NcGres.
Or " estern Hallway, party of the second part
witne>seth, that said Railway c"mnanv shall
locate and construct Railroad from a pont
IN the NJ ss;ss:p j river in or near North Me
Gregor Iowa and extending theretrom west
eriy tn ugh said toward county. intercept
ing It W thin hire II, les of the center o. tic
r ,st line thereof. an! crossing the West line
OF said c"unts-.c he SO extended to the East
ne OF said connty within two wears f..m
January lst 1864 and to be cxtende J. built
and equ pred anhin running order thereto at
the expiration of the said two years.
For the purpose. and with the sole view of
assisting n tn construction OF said Railroad
through the said tiowa d county. the party
hereto OF the first part shall aad hereby doth
grant to the said second party all the lands
Known As swamp or VERT, wed anis' be-
longing to sa d county. in the manner and
upon the conditions 10 lowing. viz:
When the said Ra lroad shall have been
built. equipped and put in running order from
the said point on the Mississippi river to Il
sont in said county two miles westerly from
WV - - 'Ie tuc'fb IN n Lne SAll 20 snail
and will on demand convey to the said Sec
ond party. all it's ght tile and interest in
and to. ".e ha Of the said SWAMP or over
flowed lands belonging to said county. and
when the 81; d Raj Dad shall have been built
q Typed and put in running order to q point
IN said county distant twelve miles westerly
from the East line thereof then the said
county shall and will convey to the said Sec
ond part all its 'ema;nog interest (heing
the other half thereby Of It's r ght and title
IN and to tie SAID swamp or owe, flowed land.
belongil to and owned bv said county, it
being the intent Of the said first party to-
grant and convey hereby TO the said second
party all the lands granted Ivy act Of congress
being Swamp or owe, flowed and belonging
thereby to Howard county.
Ia testimony whereof the parties hereto
have set hereunto their hands this 9th day
ct September A d 1863 ,r
H. d NOBLE, Chairman Board Of Supervisors Howard
GEORGE GREENE, President Of the McGreyor Yves. IN
Railway Company; (nA6v4tA
Il. B. Wh;tehonse, Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
To the Voters Of Mitchell and
Howard CGunti,S.

fsLiow CIrzrSs Believing no: only from conscientious
convictions. hut from the expression Of the people and
this country that the continuance Of party lines
Aad this time OF countrys peril tends to
dsrac: and divide people upon the grea. and alb
sorbng question the suppress lon of this wicked and
us6abe rebellion, which eets the destruction ofthe best
aovernmen: devised given 70 n,an-and that the
good country demands that they should for the
present be abandoned and having been solicited by
81 all political ares in this District to = UNION
CANDIDATE for the Office Of REPRESENTATIVE Of this
she 53nd Representative District Of Iowa have after
hue consideration and consultation concluded TO become
a candidate for said Office for my whole country
the Unon therefore for vigorous prosecution Of the
until al rebcdom shall lay down their and submit to
che constituted authorities and acknowledge the sup-ema
ey Of the Constitution and Union. And should the pea
pie o. this District repose sufficient confidence In my In
t.gry and aity to elect to ha. Office, will be my
purpose rN1RAMMELEp faithfully represent the inter-
ests cfE.y constituency and district and labor diligently
for Abe s,od Of my whole State and Country.
West Mitchell, sert. LIST 1863
n45vNN T. NJ. ATTENTION.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

The Two CANDIDATES. amf,r
the Union withou. an IF. regardless of
whether slavery stands or falls bv i,s
res'ora.ion.-i GEN 7Mttle Demo.
cratic ca didate for Governor 70 Iooa
lnever Nill consent to the res,ora
ton of the Union until every slave in
the land has been set free.-,Col
Syon", Republican candidate for
Governor Of Iowa.
The above extracts show the politi
cal positions Of the two men. The for.
.ner is for the Union without an H,f,
the latter is for the Union on cond.t
ions. Voters, which Of them represents
your sentiments? Choose yc between
them.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
-
TO HORSE OHNERN

DIR. Sreef's l.: faN,ble Liaimsnt Fss Rot~s
is unrivaled by any and in all q Lamenes asias
from Sprains Bruises wrsnching, It's eject as,cal
and certain. Harness Saddle Calls Scratches Mango
&C., it will also cure speedily. spav and Ringbone may
be easily prevented and cured in their inopent stages but
confirmed cases are beysnd the possibility radical cure
No OF the slnd however desperate hopeless
but may be alleviated BY this Linuent aud its faithful
application wilt always remove the Lamenes and enable
the horses to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse should have this remedy At hand fer
Its timely at the rs appearance Of Will effect.
uay prevent those formidable to which
all horses liable aud which render nauy otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

~ pursuance ola resol ,t on Of the Board
Supervisors OF Howard County. Iowa ad
opted Sentemher Sth 1863 and of the Stat
ute o! tn" State n such c,sr made and pro-
V ded, and in accordance with a csntract
made and entered into by and between the
county Of H'w"rd. | WA party of the fist
part and George Greene President of the
NcCregor " cstern Railway Of the second
part. a copy Of which cont,act is appended
hereto. And BY Writ of the author ty vested
in me nv law. and rs req tired 10y resolution
ct such Board adopted on the said c;gL,h
day OF September A D 1853 !, hereby
publish and prncla u, that ut the general
election to nc held in the tue of Iowa en-
the i3th day OF October 1863, at the v.ro :
polls Of election in 81 4 20 ,ntv, the q 1estinn
of approrr'a NJ the SWAMP AMI nvrrh we'd
Ian = OF Howard ca ,n,v Iowa. 10 the Nc
Eregor Yves c,n RI lwav tor the parnoSr o!
aiding IN building, constructing ard equip,
ping line of RI lr"ad ,nto said count, M
on the term AMI condt ons of said contract,
will he submitted Q ;hr electors If >a,d c..
tor their approval ar rejection. that the vote
will he by halOs and that the fuim ef the
ta'so' WI be as tnii.ws to wit
For nat n. Swamp ard owe, f. wed lands
t" Che MvGragor Wester, Railway Company,
Yes"
For donating Swan, and ov"'n wed
lands to the McGregor Western Ralwa,
omrany. No"
/, test;monv whc' eof have hercunto set
my hand this 9Th day of >entcmhar A D 1863
c +. WEB> TER. 'Ie L Of the Board of
Supervisors Of Howard County Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
O6N ON Get & GO.
4AhUIA(7CrEt C.
s a d 8 Is \ TW &

Super-CarS. Of SOFA, &C.,
And Sole Agent in the City of New York
Cream Of Tai tar Substitute
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN N. HoRsFoRD, of Uar
ward University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover sqnnre,
tOP SIAIRS,) NEW YORK.
The high price which Cream OF Tartar
commanded in 1854, toge,le, with the alarms.
ing extent to which its dangerous adul,,rn.
ton had been Carried with other c,ns;aera
tons induced the distinguished CL,mi.t,
whose name is given above, t. con p.ence
v hat proved t" be a long and lahori,us lcieu.
tho research. to discover substitute therefor.
His efforts were crowned with abundant Arc.
cess, aud hundreds Of Thousands Of rovnds If
the Substitute have been sold and usec durnv
tn" last i've years, throughout the United
States and the Canndas
The following true comparison ofits natura
and tho results Gifts use with those Of Cre0nn
OF Tart r, will convince the most Inc, .dul,m.
Gifts value
cream OF Tartar is a bi.tartrate Of Potash.
Tins Substitute isa simple Phosphate. and
contains nothing but uhat is found m betf
STEAK, and'n corn, wheat and other te,eo,;.
ana " Therefore highly nutritious. II also
has health g'ring Influence. and .unDiu.
hmfor whieh there is q constant Jsmodf ~,
he system " 80
10 his sold for a much less prie. thnn
.-1om q Io1tor.- nl7v4m:l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

A trotting match comes IF Mt Decor.
nh on The 24th inst. with a purse of
fiftv dollars 10 be contended for.
Our readers interested will observe
elsewhere notice for hri'1ge meeting
to he he'll at Sahin e. Moons Hall on
next Monday evening to take Immediate
action in regad to rebuilding the
Bridge across the Turkey at this place.
Let US have Il full attendance. This
ia a matter in which all are interested
Therefore let as MANY as can he in at
tendance. Winter will soon be uron
us. and our farmers will then need the
bridge to get their timber as much as
our people to get in and out of town.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

pUBLlC not ce IS hereby given that the
I undersigned have been appointed adj
m mis- .rators OF all the goods chattels cred Is
and effects OF Caleb NJ. t.unson ate o. How
ard county Iowa, deceased. and that persons
having claims against the said estate are
hereby required to present them for Settle
ment with the vouchers at the store OF the de-
ceased in New o egon Iowa, within the time
limited by law and that persons indebt-
ed t" said deceased by note or book account
are requested to cali upon ono Of the dor.
signed ut the said store and make immediate
settlement Of the same.
Dated New Oregon Iowa, Sept. 3, 1865 ....-h
sEe. ". i pl neSsoS' Administrators.
JOHN o. MILES, .. [n41w4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

The Democratic State Convention of
New York have presented a most noble
ticket for the support Of the democracy
Of the State, as follows: D. B. St. John,
for Secty., Of State, NJ. B. Champlin,
Tor Atty. General Van r. Richmond,
for State Engineer ; W. W. Wright for
Canal Commissioner D. B. Mcneil
for State Prison Inspector, and VIM, F
Allen for Judge of the Court of Ap
pcals. They re adopt the platform up
on which Gov. Seymour was elected
and enter the campaign like Macedo-
MIA pha lanx. shoulder to shoulder.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
THE LIBERTY OuR Fathers

THE LIBERTY OuR FATHERS
F'UGHT For The liberty our slres
bled FIR was liberty united with laws
an I defended by laws, and not licfn
tiousness. It was to sustain pers NAL
rights, to protect conscience and proper
ty-not violate thcm-to uphold govern
ment, and laws, and cnnstitutious in
their equal and just exercise hot over.
throw them-and to change their gov
ernmcnts, and laws, and social. systems
50 far, and only 50 far, as Was necessary
to secure their rights from being after
ward trodden down by tyranny, or from
he,ng invaded by ambitious demago.
CUES, quack statesmen and sedf,;o -
anarchy at home.