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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18
Why should it? It can

taxes. Why should it? 1t car
grind out as much of the quec,
stuff as it wants-one hundred
bushels per diem f it pleases--
and wherefore should it receive
in payment that which is no val.
ue to it whatever. Why, the
iron money of the Spartans,
every penny of which was as big
as a cheese plate, and of which
it took a mountainous pile to
make a man comfortably we'll off;
iron money, or lead money, or
brass money, or leather money.
which might be turned into balls
or bullets, or boots, would be
worth something to the Davis
treasury. but greasy, dirty
flimsy paper-what is that good
for, except to consign to the
ehopping trough to be manufac.
tured over again for the sake of
a little freshness. .-.s.
And what is Lincoln doing in
Washington but
excepting its money manufacto.
ry hard at work.
"Artists cngrave, Prcssmen
print" Government is only too
glad to get rid of its printed
rags, and resolutely declines to
take them back again.
So do we. We have thus
printed. and we thus decline to
take back. No printed Govern.
ment paper is received at the
Custom House. Even now, to-
day there is rcpudiation.
(copy.)
DEPARTMENT., Oct, 26.
SIR: 1t having been represented
to the Secretary that there is m
impression obtaining that a de-
clslon Is about 70 Oe pronu ga
ted by this department to the ef-
feet that the old 7,30 notes will
be received in payment of duties,
he directs me to transmit the in
closed copy Of a letter addressed
to Elliot +. Shepard, and to add
that decision is final.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE HARRINGTON,
" Assistant Secretary.
ToJoHN A. STEWART, Assistant
Treasury N. Y. New York.
(corY)
Secretary Fessenden has finally set
tied the rumor, thus: ~.
TRAEs. DEPARTMENT, Oct "a, 1864
ELLIOT F. SMITH, Esq, No. l6 Wall
Street, New York:
SIR am in receipt of your
letter of September 81, in which
you suggest, on behalf of your
self and clients, that the question
whether the notes Of the issue Of
1861, known as seven-thirties,
are receivable for duties, be re-
ferred for decision either to
Judge Bettsof the United States
Dis rict Court, OF to the Attor-
ncy General. In the discharge
of my official duties I have al.
ready found it necessary to exam.
inc and to consider fully the sub.
ject here presented, and have
formed and repeatedly exprese d
the opinion that those notes are
not so receivable. l
The question being, therefore
decided, in 50 far as its decision
rests with this Department, l
must decline giving my assent to
the proposed reference.
w. P. FESSENDEN. .-
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Secretary declines oven
to let the Courts decide, whether or
not, these old 1905 were, or cere not
receivable for all Government dues!
The South is ahead of US only one
year or two, in the depreciation and
worthlessness of paper
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18
TO CONSUTlpTrV ELS.

v4sO CONSUMPTrVE Els. t.....
'Consumptive sufferers will receive vaiua-
bic prescription for the cure O. Consumption:
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat and
Lung affections, free of charged ny sending
their address to
Rev. EDWA RID A. WILSON,
Williamsburg
n49y5m3l Kings Co. N. 7.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18
Real Estate for
Sale,

1TVHE subscriber Will sell good dwelling
l. house and lot-also Black Smith
Shop In New Oregon, Iowa, upon the most
e quarter Of section "a, township 80,
North Range II, west. Title guaranteed.
The house and lot is on Main Street, an'
is conveniently situated as to the business,
water. &C.. the land is within one halt mile
of Now Oregon. For information enquire
of Geo. w. Pierce, New Oregon, Iowa, or the
subscriber at Fayette, Iewa. n12tf
Feby. s, 1864. B. }. NJ. WALkEK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18

WATER isn't fashionable bever-
age for drinking your friends health
but 1t is o capital one for drinking
your own. aaag
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18
Farm for Sale,
ASO farming lands with

timber, prairie, and an abupdanc of good
water oil within two miles of New Oregon !;
at the best figures ever offered. Now is tho
time to buy. Title made perfect. Fer par
xiculars enquire Of Goodrich {, Mead, New
Oregon Iowa, or of. T. Stonsman. McGreg-
or Iowa. n23tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18
NOKEsTON STORE:.

P.Dufin,
IN Fashion, able tailor, at the old record
er's sfco, Dccorah, Iowa All work
LII warranted to ft, and made m Che most
.a.tionab!e style. Cutting done at short
notice and warranted to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18

NEW OREGON. ........l V"H'
Having purchased the above hotel II, ana ma
made such improvements rs the wants OF the
nubl;c seem to demand, ] solicit snare OF
hubble patronage Stages leave this mouse
daily for all points east and west. lhl'!]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18
BROOKS HOTEL. -
G., F, Brooks. Proprietor. }.

ossIAE wINNEaHElK Co o...........''""'
1scon,,.nty prepared to furnish Satisfactory No
a,ons to all thosc tavorns him with thsr rssort
m xc,i;nr Fast or West. As good stabng atiac"e" "
,her. Is west Of the Mississippi charges reas'nse ra,,
November, 25th, 1851.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18

The New York Times boasts that
the Administration has secured to
us the navi CATION of the Mississippi
Oh, yes, how very secure the Admins
tration has made the navigation Of
that stream. How would the Admin
istration like to take q trip just now
from Cairo to New Orleans-and back
if it should live long enough.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18

MANAGING FRlENDsHlP-A thou
sand things arc to be thought of ia
the judieious management of your
book offriends and acquaintances-
"Sir," said man in Pail mall tn
Walpole, who had ignored his salute
Sir You knew me in Batll.n
"Aye, SIR" replied Walpole; "ani
when we are in Bath | shall be glad 10
know you again"
Profound is the philosophical dis
elimination contained in this wise saw
Of the cream Of fnc gentlemen.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18
NEW OREGON PLAIN DEALER

pa.,ished every Friday atths Plaindeala
prstng rooms, Main Street, N'w Oregon
howard county, Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18
Secretary Of the Treasury

The Secretary declines oven
to let the Courts decide, whether or
not, these old 1905 were, or we're not
receivable for all Government dues!
The South is ahead of US only one
year or two, in the depreciation and
comparative worthlessness Of paper
money. We print as fast as the
South prints: $50 presses @rc at work
in Washington, night and day =
while we stand the Paper Flood bet
ter than the South. only because our
ports are open, and we send our prod
uets to Europe in exchange.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05
Oas Union 0ou tp.uub Ge5eso,b,
un3e.1idet.

Wir vsrmeicen e. einem atseldmodz
ten @straud ~ folasn> unc NE ein,eInen
auF un|erm uniSne<9 cunty< UNI @ri,sz
astungez1ifs: Nsbeneen Mdnna bsrausz
;nltuiden, lire @sensr ater su lai!s,n.
Mn bonsn Der onitdnpies u. intelligent.
SSa' rsr yartei, mslhe uns ssasndts,z
lteet lonobl, ME unIsrs eiene, mirp uns
eaAftar eaFdr iein, UNI bic esptere ids,
unl'rm Natbs ioIsen. nit ysoei1sruna ii.
e'fet lur uni Ter County unc G~}siegaeb.
u'15. s'dt1 in rig Sdrant:n III tyf:sr.
N's Wannsr. nslde auf renieltfn
isspen' ''le Ger Birasresmsince cafiir ts~
Saai'i cab iie BON Giier rstlicssm 9oiusr
uho Gftrais tsleslt iIne, UNI, lsltr paz
'''oisn, 'urh'sn le niht. pab ra5 gersif,
ef! ySatl asaen ie auefaNe. renn ca.z
'slts, zen petriptiIh,m W.flbl. oer.d<
Ier af'tif unc n;dt Don parrsi1sbaTiaz
selt er,euat m!tc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05
,,S6aNt d''f Die SABINE

Ger. Birnsy osrFsl in Tolee her a,iitiz
aen Nufreaun9 unp tbrperlihen Wnfrsnez
una in eer Sdlaht, srm Z. Sflcter i,
rslder rie HebeIsn uniere GaYaIerie unt
fer &aug ;uriidmorien uHp itr 10 81,
idiFe a%tnokmsn, ipater otsr een rtH
Sllrssrn ;cgsn, in eise tSrtlihe &raufte;t
unc frlas cfrirlSen. Sn cer 6i%steralui
fuhr ct r!Islih VII ieinem Qaaer ouf UNI
risf, has 8!issnes Ause itarr ouf einsm
punft asriGtL nit 0onueritinms
"Suuacns. bo'tet ttc Nuasn fet aui Ter
TahNe!' Taum bate ct Ole Mcrte aeipro=
den, IL ianf er ieb!es auf cas 2aau :uz
rid.
rSuneeua, baltet rie Nuaen
Der Tobne!1 Oas loet Guh
Hor csr Watl ale srn rem itertenrsn
0ensral asla9t ls!n, 10 wire fsinsr einsn
Sdritt iban, Dor Gem sr fd uIs Blrau
III itIr1ten BAT.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05

lb!aatn, cersn GrlD in Darleben yon
W'utonsn III uniere &alen ,paupe,te, neil
ne botTten, mir pereen zen Aampf eeNeS
p1bllt eurhfedlen, sminet ibf cnrd sten
)ensn eo11prcmi6 uns nit Yeradtune
esn Ndden III febren.
Understanding Der Ntbtaipu bsr .inaie. Wea
tum 1ritben.
OasWnerbietsn bon WaFenniufanp u.
Scmpromib 1T Der Gebeusballam her Rez
bsuion es 1T Ger Icc Ter Soffnuna ouf
Sriecen. Sousn wir Hriscen baten, 70
m!b cie Union lsten. Col cis(s lsten,
70 mug bic Netslicn nerten. uao lou
cisit (erben, 70 - ldlant le tco.!
llniere c~insiasn Uriecensunteraanrler.
Gag 1T unIerf Mrmee unp unlere 1!ctt.
unlsre s~iasisen Jriscsnsaraumants. rae
lno Die Sieae 0tart5, Sbetmans. She
rieans unc 8orraaut6; unp unler ein;is
ger 0tiecenetancicat bag 1T Abrobam
2ineeln, Ter Ganpipat Der unionsupnt(iz
i9en plalFrrm Yon Sa!1iifere msld,e Ioet:
v8 elblcilen DaB e5 bic tShtc
pfAht aQer e%merifanildsn 8arsu it, tie
Jftssrildt tss Union unp eie erbatenlte
Autor;ta' err Contribution uno WslsBe rer
gerelntptsn Staaten eesea ale lire Jeinz
o. 81 fhIBen uno RAP nit Beilsi.ste9une
auer OlTeren;en unp ppiitilhm Msinun<
gen mir uno als llnicremdnrer, beleel;
purh cine aensin(ame Osfinnuna, unc
nit Gem Strebsn nab silsem eenlein lamen
3'sl, csrpflidtsn, auss in unlcrer Mati
81 lbnn, UNI Ter Rsaieruna teisultebsn,
eeb ils lie isst eesen perfn NuteriiaI or
}amsbfnee5fsteuicn neutrality-suspicious.
terrrude uns Die eeeen is o~ufaeiIaneenen
M:ebsusn u!o Wcrr2tbs! naA ibrsn Ne:-
trs&sn aebibgtnosrnoser teEya7e"
uno pa5, CLAUDE id, III l.e Wsinnuns
DEG arasr:fanilAfn 8otFt5, or Is cell
berS!iter Gebniaht nad, eenn 5,giecen
etsr cub pul te3eil tsrtarWunlbe fur ZEN
Ss1tanc unc pas Slid ". rie Wah; uup
De Gt!e Der NspatIif ant nahlsn D;n<
tag be|fi:iAsn MIN, incem IS ours cen
Ss;thlnB sirler e'orreihen, acknowledgement
iEiiHpb'tsncen MajcritSt ucdjmal5 en's
1ieusr@acsr Der Naiipa tsruit ibrsn Be-
sraegte!l, f%tanobaFisu rssIiuen uno oetysu:
en- Senior, Meraban 2ii1ec:ll. ben Gcts er<
bate!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05
Sss'e Die @atlmanoper Der Netel(,n
fbeitern.

Ia GU! uaiers NiecerIaaen i'm s5elre
lie elnsiae 5ofnuna Mcgleuans, unp
nnI Weelsftaa bic ein,iae 6oTnune eer
;HEeean hsrubt il mahten cieie esbtern
rrs1 "erlhiecene ser;meifelh 9nNrenaunz
ON. uns lclde Niscerlaeen nod ecr tent
$. Necemter be%isutrinasn. Seoc icutt
S2ynan aus Oecv9ia rertreiten, G a r.
i EcGts Stsriran i'm Sbenanpoob,
AAat srorIden une price ieute unlsre
Wadt in Wiilouri serma!men.
Die SADIE eina fsbl. SOB puroe
aus Georgia s%erjaot. Carts muree
III Sbsnanccah 1tal ~oe;ld,tiot uno
YTlee NIT 8erluit leinr Mtiuerie, leiz
mss Trains n snsier ieinsr @enerale
pals ilNer 8opf aus Mi0ouri aeiaat.
3rft'ens lcltt oie0srlbn6rsrcroen aus
r:t D1tlte + lien. Das Cina alma chen,
tails ld'tef; csnn aIs ole 0eridmS.uuo
1um Nuetruh reif NOR, rpurpe le sntpsdt,
Aeeo u',o gonirrtcn arre.irt unp itre
Wafsnocrg1ihe cenf5cirt.
Dri'tea5 lcutsn Aeteuen Yancitsn rik
iid' in Canada aufbisIten, %r;anre.np in
oos Getist oes Ncrcens einfaasn, Die
Stdots in Branp ltettn, bic SdiTe auf
zen V%inennleen fapcrn uno lie Banten
b%Efoubsn. @uh eie(e 66usnmoihinsrie
srAlceiEte gum Sdaeen FER Mnnii1et NIT
cs: NertoFtu''a Ger ptineerer Ger Bonten
II ct. M'tans.
G!eEteHs tcuree helhlcNen, hit Wah!s
taittn in cen0rdnspideGn nit impcrIirten
Metslenliimmen On srcs" III ,nuc.ln."
gsnsral Dir ketam bierpcn @ine uns
ld,cS BEN iautern pldn@en eie n5tbioss
Rieasl scr.
Ull1ftens muften E6 bic prn @oupsr>
lear seymour s,nannten 0pmmiIire
rs!he rte Bcf6rosruna rer Stimm;ettel
Der Ner=yerfsrcS rIcaIen an bic tcfa!ar
NahItparcs III hsicTaen batten in cine
S17ee BON Udtlhern% StrronrsIn unp
etc = !mn'settel nit aeF1!Ih;en MtGleis
Ian zSIin1rnsstte!n reFtauidsn. Nuh cisis
0anieret muree i'm Auaentlits enlrsdr.
ale se iuE yclsntuna tpr1H.sn lrlIte unb
pic sas1nsisia:n 6allher iinc in 0snobr>
far.
gEelid eber - uuo sielss it ea6
@sfahriiaitf> mus cieMddfreleSIr nue
Ncto i'm Srtersl1e ibreo 5slpsn un!erncim=
n,7i1 - muEte
Sas Cub
w'eeer in bic 65be as:rieteu mercsn, ur,p
SsIincnt uNp ieine 6tIfeEeheIfer (ne Az
c'eism 3uede nit io!dsm GrfcEa a.'6
Wert nsaanasn une habsn nit Ger maas
iNFsr W|iQipnsn ie asiaitft ppsrirt, eaE -
lbnsr a%glunasu III, res WpIr miro ai,F
1888 in bic 55bs gu iteibcn.
Oraeniibsy sisIsm CHAMBER bort tie
Maht cfr Neaieruna auf UNI crit III
Ntseff|a1e MeGleuan5 fann ibr einGn:
Dc raaden. Ssrsnfaua 1T absr eurh c:e
9'ersItslu1la Der iitriasn pu;ltbs. weld,:
als RE leHten ser;peifslten Nn]ltrensunas.
eIAsr Dartsi gu beirahtsn finn, NE s6u;s
ba'Tlc5 1T, msnn lie Id innsrbalt cr5
Sd,canfsn rss epr hem @slss g;Iaubteu
balien Icl. a,nua Nc|bshn', uu, ste Me:
e!GElen .Nastsi e6Its tanEerott III hidden.
Sis sattc5 ilr SsEtts uue allies auf rte
SarieE v@spalt" uap ,8strua" aeles,,
u!lQ etc Sarten ldIgasn fsti,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05
Tlr'8 Critic nod fein Ordft.

Die Mddeultreiter iudsn bic 6Selein
il, tas Garn ibres %andrieen 9errn nit
Ger Erctaaa su bs;cn rak iton wiectr
Nnfaiten su ssae4.l ,,issaeu Trd;i aemodt
tparpen. Der .pionse.'' uue saS .0pltss
8lan" baben BEIGE he barauf teals!i<
der, 0datnbepeiden eetradt, aber cas
Goleence, mel4es BE 8abrbeit entbdlt>
gaeep Ge ibren 2siern nt6t mitautbeilen.
G9 lautets
,Mers g)orf. 27. Betpter. - Der
@aibiEatcnS peeial= gorrelppnt:at eos
9eralp iast Ter Bsri9t tab bic
CONTRIBUTION feble.idlaaen Eel unp rab
an, 1Aex 9anuar cine fernere 3iebuug
fit 100000 @ann fattfnpen werte,
,piro pom rem @eneroleY rcrof. Mar.
i@aQ fdr ppafaneiB erloaen erlldrt,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05
2suiS Narrlecm uns bic Nrdfeens
ttNtrabl.

Maiirli6 bsrtaht.t Der &aiier Der
6ran;oien nit ae%ipannts1er Nufmertlams
felt ben Ge,lanf ~unierer prdIrentenratI.
@as er lber pieIelts eenit. etfatyt uaa!s
rpn 9errnpeuniiaton: unlrrem0 eestier5:
Sefretar III Naris, Ter Irsbsn yen tttt fl
9%aahina!rn anfam une Or yfrmbsr Ill
ner amtlideu Steuuns natiirli6 bic btlst
0elsasnteit bate, Iutbenteilhes uter Mas
pc!ecn's Mnidtsn uni @an{de gu erfab'
rem. @ie 6err Yenninatcn unitrer Gfz
aisruna Mrirbht wurre aouiS Napcleon
bic 8isrtrsrmdtlun9 Nbratam Stncpln's
ais tiuen 8smeis aniebtu, bag rds,Npit
bar Ser, Staatsn cntlhlcNsn 1T, Die Union
auf ;rpe 0sfabr bin unp unter ulsn Grrr<
tua,ititen pes &tiesss aufreat III etsas.
ten: Die Grwdbluns Megls1an's eaat.
9en mlyee Ct tabin aus!ssen. bag oas
gclf Der Ser. Staaten tereit (ei, iid ben
lap!i@en S'aaten seesnaber auf 8eoius,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05

Suup!

Das ciFsicu einteridtsts @ptum tea
Staatss pennlylrania, Sclcatens unp
Siiraer timmcn ;ulammen, it:
Sir biz LINTON 1870 1877
Sir rie MIderels 176 sos
Majcritdt fir BE Union 1909
SuuY fir ~een gdHsin ssv Demotra=
tie. 81 1T fiber ur 1iueciu uno Spbns
len.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05

tr,ae ansetlast II, Ger seisBliam strafe
entaebe?
Oas mare rod elrpas au ,,bunt" ,,une
pfm Dtcultisitm mibte rariter cit 81.
tnlo ausSsten."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-05

OOpN SWAHioH Sfl. EHL"AH' tHto'I!IN
SaIfG.utIs-2t. Ssrt. -,pp
4. S BrHustt Guota nit Mst. oeful!t
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f.1am Scasnaey Sus!a mil &st. 9efaui
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Gaar,cs Ebolsr G:uptn nit Ntf- asTUlt.
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GtaS. :1ia,l ,nttaid:lte Shwinrluh
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Siacpre 2ctv $bsr AS
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q *frt 8iiduf in DiInt
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-14
ByJC. MCGUIRE & CO., Auction ssrs
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
NEAR THE WAR DEPARTMENT

nv yirtus Of a decree OF the S1prsms Couct OF
the Dis1Eist Of Golsnb rendered in essss Na
EesI on behalf of himself and other credi fora 81
Joseph Boulsnger, against Jane Boulsns,c aai
s.usa, ger snd r. johnson, and Georss A I'm.
son administration Of Thomas Lawson. deceased.
ard jane BoulsnEer, heir at law of said BouSagsr.
Tie unde rsigned. Trustee, win expose 70 .aIe IS
Public Auction on the premises, on SATURDAY
the 18th day of area at o'clo,k In toe afernoon
that very valuable propsrty known as Boulan-
tween Seventeenth and Eis htasnth streets ~.ss in
tire cit, of Washington. being part o; Lot u in
in TIE rear, erected tfereon frontns sosotf
ct. and containing about eighteen roo rs Taia
p'oIety is very dsrrab:e from its Do uala ity asa
partu snts and the Presidents house.
And on MONDAY, the 25sh instant, on tss pen
iiea. at o'clock p. NJ, and after, the following
Lot ~ in square Il, fronting "a feet 10 inchs, on
street. between Twenty third and Twenty -fonrth
streets west 564s14 square feet.
street north. betreen Twenty fourth and Twenty
fifth streets west 9l5isquare feet
LSs II u ssasss I nd s rss Sa 5uass
streets west l,t5i square feet e,.
psr of Lot l. in ,auare g. fronting % feet II tnoA-
es on Twenty seventh street eest' oet~ssn d Ana
The terms of sale are One third cash; ths bal.
10 te paid in two sa 1ai instsiimen in six and
epte to be- interest from the day of sale and the
paymep. thereof to be secured by the notes of the
"a the a %
of TIE purchsse moasy deed will be given By the
Trpstse 80 the purch Gser. SOS
Cav. nom the day of sale tas Trustee reserves the
right sell ~ the risk and sKPenss OF the d.
All censsyanciSs and stamps ct the sHesnsa OF
'"' JOHN \. ylW!L. Trustee.
phN-dts 10 McaUIRk& 90, Ases.