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etue Mn;dDl anteterer @ereine S~ertreten mareit, iplrse be.
lblpIen, etne MISUNDERSTANDING auf
Deumtag, rs. MGrs, &ad)tnittagS . llbr,s7 "a
In Der Wednntes 5aue, $40. 1872 SD. Tdsettehro AT berufel.
Sn Solee be8 pbtoen Sef6lufeS nerbett ale IrbetterSer-
etne, llnterff bunes,Geielftafen NIB QedgueS, fpmte tie
Nrbeitertlaie ~tibertdupt au bttier DISCRIMINATING etngeldsen,
Ht etne erpse, 9enetni6aftltdys @erbinoung sur @rret@uns
unferes 3redes an5ubabnel. grn SuftraQe u4 #arI
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Mb. QSacHcr'febe Sbulc.
Nlcner &nnNerei1t.

DENT %eeetrten gublifum hermit BUR %9efiltgen Nnset8e
t6 lid, let ST. S6dter, Ode Mlice @nnfr. uno 6dppY &lney
Scr GecOmS SsationaI SSampcrein ts
prednifrt fat. Die @efete bes erfen Hattpnal 8nutereins
nel6e ais Bic beien Der Stabt mpbl befdnnt limb, ltnb anas-
tieran betbeiltsen pplen, duf nddfen Nt tim . d Mtenba
s llGr an pben e~rwdbntsm plabe bpfli6f etneelaben, tppieltf
bic Mntbttle eineei9rieDen unb bas &tni6reibeselb erbpber
etrp. '
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Gcrmauta Sauocrcin so. q.

Gjermdlttd Sau0crctn Np. z. aoi
Den WitslteSern biefes geretns biene sur' ytadri6t taB
Wtpnta9, cen IS. Wldrs, &benbs ~ l1br, bic erfe @tnsatlnng
i%fdttfinbet. @S pcreen baber glue, pel1e fb bieIent Beretne
anl6liesen mplen, eineelater, f6 ant 9enarnten Mbenbi BET
81. Saneer, Ode Sharp unb 9prftr. etnSufinbea.
Sm Murtrase tgLlls
al 80 M. &u9lanb, prdi.
t+-is -@E -A4 ia a.@ reuter S6dsn.
M(SaW) ~ 55Ht3If43 H.. g nnb er Sefra 3J-!9l ~
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0Sdflinofpn NamVerein Nlp. q.

Site Mitelieber, Ippie dae Diejentsen, bie ib Md betbet.
lteen ppuet, limb bierntt b6flidbft e~tn9elater, nd6fen Dlpns
tag, ben %. WldrS, @benhs as Ibr, BET benz ltntersei4neter
su eribeiner, nm bic Geiete Sr terSpaftdnbteen unb Beenttt
su %eripdbler.
Mt ,9i Spbn Sdepb, prov. Sefr.
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6coroc gBaf6inoton @auDeretm. 81

&Qeu Mit6lieterr otisen @eretnS atr gladti6t, baB am
Mithrp6. ben 80. Mdr5, BITE erie Iufbe% Sdblung. iprie aud
bic erte &eltSerlppfun8 %fattftnSen fpa.
.(gMDND S. g tern, Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-26
Neue an5eigen.

Semtfbcr MefOrm GeittralDerettt+
3. Md1enperi antntGlng
SUnntas, ten 20. Medr; 1864, in Der Nebenbdne,
Ta9ettefrdBe.
Nue ben SCnntass9eiesen superintendent 8lr8er fnb sum
8eitrttt etneelaben.
(Op6S) Mr6uf8 eder, pr1f.
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&. &napp'S Sebnte.

Dte 2eGrftunhen fir has SpmnnersSalbjatr ne1ntet an
Dienfa9, ben 29. Mi1r3, itren Nuflug, an rel0em Gage BIZ
Geriesunetn ppreeupnlnen perben. Mnrneletn9st sur Muf-
uatnte meier S6nler beltete i1dt fpBalb ME rtSslt6 St ma,
6ei!bd nnr eine limitirte %nsabl beriid}d,ttat rerben fam
f(WpDMD ard I49t. r4}3slIgg mi uSr..&naP r.9
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9eutfbcs @trbcits=N &C dtbipcifumaS=
Suredu s.
Np. 55 SbamesitraBe,

unter MuFi6t Ser rDeuti6en @eieuI6ait".
Iae 9ieientseu, nelbe bentf4e 9anSperter, &rbeiter rbsi
9ientm1bden 5u teianftt6en munlter, iGpie ale Seutlher
%rbeitIu9eneen ppaen it'd p~eri6nlit pber III ~franttrten Brie
fen an ZEN Qsenten Der @eeui6aft Serrn 8. s. De11tns
bpff, gp. So Gbamesfrg ipenSen, Wel6er unsntselSli& &u1
unfit e~rttetlen ptrb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-26
ND1tcDrDid.

@prtr00 beS 9crrn Nrpf, Gr0ucrt.
gRsreeu = 8prtras 6es Serrn Yrof. @rauert iter &inSer=
@~r;iebIne, wosu mir ni6t blp8 bic Gpncprbtdner, %Ionbern Que
eeutI6en @ltern I'M M1eenetnen, nartentlt6 aber bieMfttter,
freunblidt e~inlaSet. gtntrttt fret.
$500 5~y1G SO, 81 pebeG, @rdf.
(d) ..f r-E = 6. ll II NJ dnb, SER.
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MnrNI0n0 @f0df8=Ndir.
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81. MfQnner'S SdhnIc.

So. 01Gnner'S Sdulc+
Die @rtiuns ter S6Iler bieer Mntalt finbet am Mttt-
nod, ben 80. rnb O~pnnerfag, BEN 81. W1dr3, NSpr1enS bpn 9
BIS II lttr, unb stddntitass Spn 2 bis 5 l1br, I'm S6u(p-
pale, Str. SO Germanar, fdtt. -5t-@ 3.+
S6luBfeter 6reitdg Mbenb, BEN 1. Mpril, In ser Eurn6dle,
So. 800 %, grattfr, BET welder mebrerG Der belfen tietsen
Nuffer un6 Singer nttptrten.
Sreunte Der @rSiebuu9 itut freuutli6f e~tn1elaoen.
9teue Sbuler perben BON Wtpnae, ben A. Mpril AT dufge-
nprrrten.
(Salp) y -4j -a s.. 81 Gnner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-26

N~e,.(o,o4. BGnfsig tadti0e e@netber (efffer 8laTe)
OtttulJA' fir GUfin-&rteit. @ute greiie per-
9arantirt fet g mttb, 8rptbers& Gp, So. 40 gBet-
8altintrrefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-26

& re o. clM n = y . ia p, H
gtp. s Sa~rrtipufr. ~ 3wilten Saltimp.e- nnb 6%apetteir
ga ibir tas rbiee eeFtaft sn perm Senrg SSeiely tau
. any, beabFbtfseu. ~ MAIDEN mir unfren 8reunbe uns
SSsfnnnfen. fepie benz geebrten Yublifum ~iberbaupt bic er9es
krre Mn,eipe, bae mir tets bic beIsn Groceries, impDrtirte
n6b einbei1nifae Tridte, fppie aud. ale SDrten 3ta itpre,
SO I { II. f. ~. auf Eager balten unb 5u mdBt9en grellen
serfaufcn. (2WirSlMtl
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no
y! pcribicocne Sprten. y!
gF &inDerdbdiiem! g5m
BON 4 bis 80 Dollars per Stad
.,5e i'm gSemple Of Iauchn.
y. B.S tetnb Id,
70 80. Baltimprefr, @de Sripplets Nuss
~ 8enberAailen %repartrt. (2SrnrsO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-26

"a Notwithstanding. Som gns. gr6. Scr.
t~tnterit. Serein ipurbe ant Donneritag in elmer General
oeriammlung beI@Ieffen, cine 0tafienoeriantmluns an
9trntag SeuGmittas nm 2 rDr in Der Nte&auicS Safe,
152 Is. GaDettefr., an berufeiL, nm bic auSsefanrener
Pianpna6er ST. unterftuben Inb cine aIlsemetne Irbeiter=
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ntsen MISUNDERSTANDING elm Grpeerb Store. serbunt
nit gBtrtbi6aft, nebif 9utern Strd an Sant, relder i'm u
teren &teile Der SIabt Iieet nnb fd eiusr pprsisIi6t
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0er(ongt unO ge(uC6t.

S~2nvIo,tn++ Cine Nninte mad gBaltinstrn; be8slei6en
S~tAtuA3t+ elm &ellner, NabSulra9en in @t-
mons 9ptel, %. 6asettefr. (@a)
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Sfd6maf6inen 81 Dsrfaufen OOer 8
3u 0erfanfc1t

ais: Stneer's, Gmpire, Sctpe's nnb atbere = biaieer 4
irseurpp. Summit unb iebet biefIben in gtp. SO 9. Sppal
frdee. {24. 9RGr,lNPt)
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SlaftcrzXabad.

Seute ertielt i'd cine gartbie 6 pnneeticut unb
Sbtp 9 eeb 2ea + 9tapper unb Ginfage, 70 ipie Gatnnp
unb Sara Sataf, pelten Id gum ttatefen preis gum Der
fGuf anbtete.
gDtfGt am %auL
(Nlr1p) 451 SO. Saltinpreftr
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3tpnS=SAu1c.

Stpn8zS Nu1c+
lDaS 81 NJ m e nj e fe : te9tnnt NIT benz l. Npril.
Bur @eidleuntaung Ter Sdyulerdnfnabme Wirb tntesl bic
Sdule bpn an 81. Wtars seSInet. @ltern Serren ~ertnnert,
baB in Der .3ipnsi6nle nar c nm al i'm Satr uns ;par
beint geeinn beS Spmmerieirefers, neue S6uler a~ufsenpfns
men nerben. llnb ba bic DIRECTION beinibt IN, .jebes ueber.
fiauns Der &la0en su net nj etben ! 70 bittet tie UNI re&t
seitise Welbpns aur Mufnabme. e n9frt4d Q7726NlrO
=, aoiap III NmSfpteImne. % i51 9la9l b
Oitermpntqa %, Ntdrs, 9(a6mittags7 3 ltbt,
pirb I'm SIS a ftingtpn g arten pennfpip. asenre
Hf9lltSns srSFte @Hpeim ae1R 9njS
auseeipielt. -DaIelte lit In Carroll GpuntS Wb,l eespsea
uiO fam BET Setrn SphaaaRrr in SIR. So Spifmanfrta 8elelep
tperben.
Gtfets III 81. 90 fnb I'M @aftinstpn @arten rSer BET Sra.
0piinfdt St bdbet. to- ,g1uH5f WS890( lnpnt f. 81 tpni h) u
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SSprtnnnf+ Gin 6rauen5immer, UNI an elmer Sin.
~tAI"'INA ser'i6en Nabmai6tne 9pfen 81 oerfertt=
gen. @ine, bic NIT rieieu @elbdit Sertraut 1T, Wirb Dprle=
3p5rn. Nadjufrasen gp. 299 gSeft grattfr. BEL Gspree
S6mtbt. (OpTS)
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AH~2A Sefent1idber Serfamf eineS
I:.M1 SdoepldtcS+
Der mun6eri96n geleBene 9las, tetonMt unter rem SHAME
ta8 ygBetBe Qausn Bet 8eabtus, ga, @i8entGum bes berfp
benen Ibep. Qduber, rirb am 8. Mpril 6ientlt6 ~rerfeieer
gDeaen Ndberem nenSe man f6 an Wtrs. 8beo. Qauber al
rem NlaBe felbf, pber an gb. S. 2auter, "a 9 ste Straf
gbild6elpbtd. t5mrs -9aprjSa&NRp)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
ELECTION IN TENN r f.

An c|ec,i n for President ana Vice
President has heen ordered in Tennrs-
gee. We suh'ui, copy Of the test
or,h, which every voter is required 4"
take before he is allo el to cast his
ballot:
Il s,lemnlv swear that l will hence
firth support the constitution OF ta'
U,iteh States. and d.!ebdit against
the aesauts Of il. en-,uie~, ,h't / am
~ ac,;vc lend "f tire government nf
III. T. .,i.d STATES, ,ha, | arlently de
SIRE III. suppressi II If the relation
,vai,. At the government If 'he C"sed
States. thar | SINCERELY r. j ice /" the
triumph of the armies an navie- OF the
Cn;,-I States, aud ~ the defeat aud
over hr.,w Of the armies aud nav'es,
and cf all armed cnmhi"n'in"s IL the
interest # the a"-calied G drrate
S.,,es: ,h.t I will cor',i IT. oppose all
arm;>tices ,r megnt;atio"s for peooe
with re-: els IL ;.r'ns. uo,i' the c'ns 'tu-
,ion # hc Uoit"l States aud all law,
and prorlaxnations made IL rnrrna'ce
thsrco, .h,t, re rs:; hli.lel over all the
people Of every state and territory EN-.
hrac+d N;,hr the nntinnal Union and
that will heartily aid and assist the
loya, people in whatever measures ,"ay
l,e ad.,ptea fot the attainment Of those
ends; and further, that l take this oath
freelv end voluntarily and 'ithout
mental reservation. So help ne G9d'
| Said oath being prima tacis evil
d nee, su' jecs to lie disp'oved by other
testimony.
| This scheme is gottsn up op the an
'epioes Of Audy johnson, miaitasy Gov'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

rnor nf Te,n,ess"a. 81! r.n }id,te for
Vice president on the abolition ticket
The oath prescribed rs qualifea'io"
for vrtirg i. intended to cut IF all VII"
nppHs, h. election Of Lincoln and
j. hnsor. There il no doubt abour
this purpose. We repeat tie lan-
gusgc:
Il will cordially oppose I'll aru's-
tir:s .r ,egrtis ticns for peace with
rebels ~ a,ms, n"',l the CONSTITUTIONS
Of the Uni'"'' States, and Proc!ama-
ions made in pursuance thereof, &c."
Now it claimed by the radicals
shsl all laws passed by Congress ana
/, 'he pr"cl"ms Ions issued by Lin
coin are in pursuance Of the Consti'u-
tion. and there being no opportunity
to test the validity Of these laws and
proclauations, the judgment Of the
President is final and cons!usive, and
thus we see that every voter in Ten
nessee, who will not swear to support
the present administration and all its
measures, is absolutely dlsfranchised,
There Is something inexpressaoly in
famous in this act of power. The de-
sign must be apparent to every reflect
ing mud. Tennessee, or that part
of it under the control Of the federal
authorities, is exclusively subject to
military power, and that power will be
used to enforcr the test oath. An el-
ecuon under such circumstances, will
of course, be u mockery and farce.
1t requires a vast amount of forbear-
ance to speak of these outrayes upon
the freedom of the ballot-box with any
degree ofpatience.,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
A splendid hickory = 'ie OF no t"

Aspleniii hickory pie OF no feet
III height VAS raised last week in ole
Of the principal towns oiGenessee cou"-
ty, N Y, under the following circun..
stances: when all Was ready the
gentleman who had the management OF
the aa,i, requested that men enough
sp raise Ehe pole, who voted for L".
snln III 1860 hut who wou Id vote for
Little Mack" this year, would come
forward, ~hereupon Is men stepped
out, snd made short work Of it by put
ting it up, closing it by running up the
gloriou. flag Of "McClsilan, Pendleton
and Union," which the crowd greeted
with "three times three"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
WANTED
By Retiring Officials,

By serious family: Furnished
Residence. An eligible location on
the banks of Salt River pretarrcd.-
Any person having such place to let
wild find desirable tenant by address
ing A. Lircoln, White House, Wash
ington. Rent must be taken in green,
backs. A colored landlord preferred.
An Easy Situation-sinccurc prefer
ed by respectable oil gentleman
about to retire from the shipping hus'-'
ness. lie has had large experiences
in contracts. and his intimate connec-
ton with the celeb, ated tra' Ter SIN
bad would rende, him OH inya'uabls.
acquisition to any Commercial establish
ment. Salary no object, as the appl'--
can't will be satisfied with fair per
ccuta &C Oh all cou.ractc. Plc.se sd
dress Gideon Wvlles, Navy Depact-,
mcnt, Washington.
BY an experienced bell ringer, wit.
is WI ling to serve in any capacity, a.
situation in which his peculiar talents
nav be rendered available. Ills int =
mate connect,,n with the unde ground,
railroad for long series Of years c',a
mends hun to tho favorable coF'ssdora
ton cfa!l wh2 ave in need Of 70 He'per
in the present Crisis. A line ai}ress-
cd to W y. seward. Depar ot
State Washington, will mcc1 y 'h
pro,npt attention.
4 situation in a slaughter house by
one who has served nearly four years
AT the hu,cherins business. Address
4 NJ. Stanton, War Department,
Wash,og gton.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

An IRISH ggar made iis arpsa--
ancc at the United States tlo,ci, ,Aen
the landlord sari to him.
"Why don't you 60 to work! n
large hearty man like you should 10.
be seen begging.
Hc SAID he could not find any work.
"We!l hen enter the arm i ~.
you can get $4o0 boucty, besides $le
per month aud fund.-
Found" replied Pat ''Ycs be "a
b,ys found dead on the battle fieid.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
NEW OREGON, HVWA ARD COUNTY. IOWA, NOVEMBER4 4 1884

-~.ll wives ard sick =. psrr,ta
loved yn,<n's in h--lsh r. in SILK.
n 'ss, in want and po' ertr are left.
S;.t ~, young -'d loved sis''rs ere
LEFT Mt J. ~ "'v'x themselves IL
fields .,r acar atnrvat'oh or hy -irldipg
70 tie propositions Ct gill tonsu'd Il
mir;"ns f nn abusing r"~.r.
Children, little ones yon love. ave
! left ,ph,.. +" -hivc, ser rmhe's d.
ing 10 ''c ashes rs their fathers will
die in lospi I'll. or ~ = tt,e-sirid before
lie v.r, II s"-sn" comes aynin.
K;>s tic i..veA ones ycu leave th'n,
five c,orces ont & civ. f're,er Fold
hose If your blood and hopes to your
hart, tory .rc marching forth T:
doth. Let them live or die freeze or
starve No one will care for them
Victims - VICTIMS VICTIMS!
March forth to the slaughter. Dry
ynur tears. loved ores left behind.
Don your blue conscripts! and 60 forth
ike fresmsM to die.
For what
: To restore the Uuion? No!
To save the country! No!
To enforce tl.dicrce to cur laws
NJ!
r" pun,sh those VIII, rehelled ags't
Republican fana1icism? NJ!
TO honor the Constitution! NJ!
For what
To carry heavy knapsack; to lug
a musket; to march on foot beside ret-
ty officers who are paid big wages to
run while y"u are paid light wages to
fight; to travel foot sore and weary
many long league; to sleep on muddy
grounds; to writhe in anguish on
bloody battle fields; to die in hospitals:
to be ,nsulted and tyrannyzed over by
upstart favorites Of politicians; to die
and rot unhuried that slavery may he
aholished-a few negroes made miser-
ah!e-that the abolition party may
stil deeper twist the cords of hate
and fara,ic,sm irto the sinews of a
rave people: that Abraham Lincoln
he tyrant widow maker and eqlAi
traitor with jeff Davis may I've made
Anspot; that the rich may be made
richer: the poor be made ponre'; th"
hunkeys, tools, corrupt hirclings who
s,sren on ",u earrings nnl tl:.unt their
s.vle in the !aee of honest and hard
ral,nel poverty RAY be continued IN
Office, aid that tax.tl"n, tyr'nny aAG
ooycysv nav be ours Gov all i'a.ur. tine
Wha;, in COPS ramc, viii 81
,hls-;' in.u'':l ur3 orptaass' p"op'"
waksup 10 the r.6erunc OF tnc rohi'er
a. their bedside ara resolve TO put q
stop to tins niggerIzeA vast. of the
hiopl a,.d wealth Of tbs Na,ion!-La
crosse Democrat
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
AEOyITION PROPIECtEs AND
HOW THEY HAVE EES
EGLElLLEE.

SEWARD predicsi the war would
end in sixty DAYS.
I. has l4ste nearly fonr years.
Lincoln cslled for $4,000 mon ss
sufficient to put down. the rebellion.
lie has since called for over two mil.
linne.
Rebellion was to have bson starved
out in three months.
It is as strong as ever in 1864
Paper was declared to be as good q
currency as gold.
Price Of gold is 2la"
We were told ''aoboay would be hurt
by the war, 49,
Only three hundred thousand kli'ed
and wounded and s'ct.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
Real Estate for
Sale,

vTVHE subscriber will sell good dwelling
1 house and lot-also a Black Smith
shop in New Oregon. Iowa. uC,n the most
favorable terms. Ais the :. F.. qu' rter cf
v F.. quarter of section "a. township 90,
North Range II, west. Tt'e guaranteed.
The house and lot il on Mai. -treet. are
!. conveniently stu ted a. to the business,
water. &C.. the land is within one halt mile
of New Oregon. For information enquire
Of Geo. w PIERCE. New Oregon. l~wa, cr tha
suhscriber :, Fuyette. Iawa. rl2tf
Feky 5. 1854 . J. n. "ALAEk.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
PlrTsBrRG, Oct, Il, 1864

I, Genr re S.umpf, member If the
7th Pennsylvania Cavalry, and attached
to the music corps, do hereby csr.ify
that although formerly resident Of
Pit.sburg, en- route from Atlanta to
Pl'shurg. was requested, together with
about 1000 other soldiers, by the Off
GERS at Indianapolis, at which pace we
arrived at fur O'clock III the morning
Of elccti,, day, to vote the republican
State ticke'. A great part OF the sol
diers were Germans. At tho depot
were carriages which took us to the
polls. and many Of the soldiers voted
twice aud lhite ..mes. We hande our
votes INTO a wlrdow, and nobody as
kea US whether We hal IA rieGs TO vote
,r whether We formerly resi.'et in the
S.ate. Artcr~ard we were treated
with ale and al other things we m.ght
eat ant. L,lLk, | am CONVINCED that
very s..,ier of III, 1000 .o,ei once,
and lnany .wo o: three times although
We belonged to Pennsylvania, o"lo,
Michigan, Matvta,td a.sd obher Statcs.
Besides u IL lnr:,ansGo',s also voice
about 2 OOO i,vailsis belonging to other
Stct.s. At $50 ?. IL, started The
SID ,ers Of Tie P.mnsyiyan. reg ments
to Crcs,h'e, aud the soIdie.s Of c,her
States to other ,':cts
(SisnetD GEORGE STUMPF.
7th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
1t isa victory obtained ny snch means
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
Farm for Safe

I HAVE FOR SALE in Paris Township
an improved tarm Of 1875 acres, 10 acres of
it good timber. will sell it m reasonable
terms to a cash purchase For part culars
call ut my residence or address by letter.
GREGORY A 'RSHALL,
,sen3l New Oregon. Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
Farm for Sale,
loO farming lands with

timber. prairie, and an abus dane Of GOOD
water all within two miles Of New Oregon :;
At tho hest figure. ever s6ered New is tie
time 70 buy Title made perfect. Far par
t;.u|ars enouire Of Goodrich & "esd New
OREGON Iowa, or ofJ. T. stonsnan. NcGreg-
o. Iowa. n1zst
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
H0WAHD ASSOCIATION
PH:LAbEI PHIA. PA.

PH:LAbEI PHIA. PA.
N diseases Of the Nerv"us. Sem nal, Ur,"nrr
IL and Sfrual Sy>tems-ncw and rtliab'9
trcatmcnt-in Rc|"r's Of the HOW ARF
ASSOCIATtON-Scn, by mail in seated let
ter env.'op"s-trre "f charge Address, DR.
J. SkfLLlN HOUGnTON. Howard Asset
alton. No. z South Ninth Street. Ph'ladel.
pha, Pa. '2'5yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
Lands for Sale !
CUICKASAW Il HOWARD cos
IOWA.

Being 1900 -cres in Chiclss"w ard 1.2n
acres IN Howard { Countie.. iowa, witch Nil
W. ..,d for cnsh or rart on credit Fc:
terms AMI. to Geo W Jones Dnhuans
". r. Mp,d New Oregon Howard Co; or
G S G. Scott, McGregor, lows.
March, lth 1864 lnl6nS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
WHAT Ii NCuLN TOLD 81 sIEk
OF III w BEECHER.

We know that Ahrah..n lincoln
told Miss Catherine Bcecher. q sister
of Henry Ward Reecher 5h., hs
should never cease TO regreb that dag
he f,ited to reinforce McC.eIlap en the
Peninsula" and we dare Abraham
Linc In to douy it.-St. Pau Pso-
neer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

A correspondent writes u Of . oen-
ocrat drafted in Illinois, who WAS sick
in bed; be was notified and being una
bic to report the Oiacsrs took hin te
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
u ASS l. ELNENDORF,

FORWARDING STORAGE and COMMISSION HEk-
CHANTS,
Public Square, MeSregor, lo'"n.
gents for McCormicks Reaper. Dow Il
Fowler snd Canton Sweepstake Threshinp
Machines, Moss & Williams and Bra.na'rd :
Sugar Evaporators, and Frosts Sugar Care
Mills.
Kept constantly on hand, Horse-Rakcs
Cradles. Crind-Stones Plows, &C., in any
quantity to suit purchasers. lno44,31y.]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
WHOLE NO,tr.

Sprinsh, hi ,n led. The examining
sr-"con pronounced him so~nd, md
he died the same night.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
ANEW OREGON HOTEL.

Tho subscriber has purchased tho above
,.rcd house in this village which is now
thoroughly reftted and open for the recer-
,;on cf guests. He will rpa'e no pans 70
make It a home for the travelling pubic
New Oregon Iowa, May H. 1900.
..e,v, JAMES {. MCLAUGHLIN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
DEMoCRETIC GAINS-THE PRESIDENCY.

Since t..e nominations vi FteSiden-
tinl cn,ulid ties live Stutes have voted
aud in ever, ole Of them there Ia:
been large Democratic gains, esli mated
~ follows:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

Tfyou want to buy sresksry Of aay kind
cheap gnts
eowAx L sez1s4sNsBee
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
~ GEORGE STUMPF.

7.h Pennsylvania Cavalry.
1t isa victory obtained ny snch means
tnut tht lincoln papers call glorious.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
?. DuHn

P.DufHn,
"A. r,S,ionable tailor, At the OLD RECORD
er,. aice, Decorah, Iowa All work
w. warranted to fit, and made IN the most
IA Jonah c style. Cutting doae at short
>stico and warranted to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

A correspondent Of the New York
7r'bune frtrs ", rsei wI"l i no,
very ralatnble to the soldiers. Quoting
the fnllo~ins language frcm the Sun
day Mercury, Nine out IF ten ,sol|-
iers> have hie,' f"r Mcclellan, ard ex-
pressre the 1"term,rat;nn to vote for
him" adds. TT isn great pity that
Mev did not bleed TO death.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
(,-OkGy ". PIERCE.
EoREsTON STORE.

". CAREY. Dealer in Dry Good. Gro
cries. Hat. and Csps Boots and Shoes: Crock
srv Hardware, Clothing, Books, Millinery
and other goods. =.
.11,n All kinds OF county produce W
exchange for goods or cash l"'"@
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
THE POPLAR CURRENT.

Democratic ajcrity Oh Congress-
ioral vote. at the elsction heii in
PENNSYLVANIA. Oc5. IL 1864, 5000
Abolition majority i. 1868, 1896
Democratic majority On the county
tickets in Pennsylvania At the recent
election $500
Democratic gain IN one year, %. .S25
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
yaJ J;SjON PLAIN DEALER

y, ,,;,h,i ,vsry Friday at the Pla'nds"is
,-i.tins 200 A., Main Street. Ne" oF'ee"
Howard county, Iowa