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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-07-09

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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
WHOLE NO. 23l.

Live with mother,
Where docs your mother live?
She lives with father.
Where does lie live?
He lives with the old folks.
Where do they live? said the judge,
getting rather red in tie face, as an
audible snicker goes round the room.
They live't home.
Where in thundcr's their home?
roars the Judge.
That's where I'm from, says the boy
sticking his tongue in the corner Of his
cheek and slowly closing one eye on
the judge. ..
Here, Mr.. Constable, says the court,
take the witness out and tell him to
travel; he evidently does not under
stand the nature Of an oath. .,..s
You'd think different, says the boy
going toward the doorway, if / was
once to give you cussin'! s%
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
SELF.RE SPECT.

Teach man to think mean|y and
contemptibly of himself, to cast off all
sense of character and all consciousn ess s
of a superior nature, and moral persua-
sion can no more act upon such man
than if he were dead. A man may be
addicted to many vices, ard yet there
may be hope of reclaiming him.
But the moment he loses all sense of
character and all consciousness Of a
superior nature-that IS, the moment
be begins to look upon himself and his
vices as worthy of one another, that
moment all hope Of reclaiming him
perishes; for the last ground is surren-
dered on which it is possible for his re-
naming good principles to rally and
make a stand. We have often known
men who have retained their self.res-
pect long after they had lost their re-
gard for principle, but never one who
retained his regard for principle after
he had lost his sclfrcspcct, Destroy
this, and you destroy every thing; for
man who does not respect himself
respects nothing.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
ABHoRRED 4 BE WAR.
From the N. 7. Tribune Of May 20, II

The humane, rejecting reader of
mans history is siekened by the con.
stantly recurring details Of battles and
butchery by accounts Of the happi-
ness sacrificed, the privations endured,
by thousands after thousands in gath.
e.ing from remote corners Of the earth
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

AN AcRosTlc.-For the benefit Of
those who do not find the word mis-
cegenation" in the dictionary, we give
the following analysis:
III king Of races,
Z order to make new ono.
s uch as will witness the millennium
q elestial beings,
u legant bronze shaded,
O enuine half-breeds,
ID bon and white,
AZ either predominatiug,
q II thick-lipped,
VI awny-hued,
i immense heeled,
O doriferous anl woolly,
II Drained mongrels! and Of course
all ,,loyal" to the care, and voters who
will support Lincoln. North Iowa
Journal.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
FROM co. n. 0, IOWA.

Editors, Plain Dealer.
SlRs: In your issue Of March 2",
I notice short note from ,,Jere" Of c,
I. 9th Iowa Rcgt., thanking the ladies
Of New Oregon for the respect show"
us during our brief stay at home. AS
We belong to Go. II. l suppose J.re
did not think it proper to mention u,
SO we will have to speak in our own
behalf. We neither mean to be jeA.-
Gus or think Jere intended to sligh, u-,
but lest the ladies of New Oregon
think we did not appreciate their kind
ness, if you will permit me through
your columns, l will IN behalf Of the
the three soldiers from Howard County
belonging to Go. II. acknowledge our
obligations for their kindness and hes.
pitality. 1t conylnces us that though
we may be forgotten by others, that we
live in the memory Of the ladies aud
1.-The loved ones at home" q
Hoping that we may all be permit
ted soon to return to peaceful homes,
with the Union unsevered.
There to resume our duties il life,
With little farm and per'aps a-wife,
We bid you all farewell with "ur
best wishes and kind regards. M.
s"s @ Co. H. 9th Iows.
Woodville Ala. April 16, 1864. '-a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

A CopPERuEAD REpUBLlCAN.--
We believe the New York Tribune is
considered good republican authority.
A short time before the rebellion it
said:
We have repeatedly said, and once
more announce, that the great princi
Piles embodied by Jefferson in the dec,
laration that governments derive their
Just powers from from the consent Of
the people, are sound and just, and il
the cotton or Gulf states choose to form
an independent nation they have the
right to do SO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

earlies stage of the eruption, the erup-
tion is arrested and suppuration pre-
vented without any serious result.
The mixture should be we'll stirre or
shaken immediately before administer
ing it.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
Cards.,
4 SADLER

4 sADIEE = .".' " .
Would announce TO thu people of New
Oregon and vicinity that they have establish
el the only exclusively grocery house in the
county. where may at all times be found a
COOL supply of Tea, such as black and green,
SUGAR, Coffee, Molasscs, and Golden syrup,
Fish. Crackers, Oysters, Cheese, Figs, Nuts,
Candies, Dried Fruits, Spices, OF al! kinds,
will sell rs low AS they can he bought in any
market west Of tho Mississippi.
The public are invited to examine goods
.ud prices before purchasing as we are bound
9 give satisfaction.
New Oregon necember 9. 1863. Ir5>!yi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
RASS & ELMENDORF,

FORWARDING, STORAGE and COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS,
Public Square, AcGregor, 1o,ra
4 gents for McCormicks Reaper, Dow &
Fowler and Canton Sweepstake Threshing
Machines, M oss & Williams and Brainaird,s
Sugar Evaporators and Frost's Sugar Cane
Mills.
Kept constantly on hand, Horse-Rakes,
Cradles, Crind-Stones. Plows, &C., in any
quantity to suit purchasers. lno44,s.1y.]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
Lands for Sale +!
CHICKASAW e. HOWARD cos,
..s a. -,a IOWA. s

Being 1900 acres in Chickasaw and 1880
acres in Howard Counties, Iowa, which will
be sold for cash or part on credit. For
terms apply to Geo. w. Jones, Dubuque !;
w. R. Mead, New Oregon, Howard Co.; or
March, 4th 1854. [nf6ms
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
MISTAK ES.

In the olden time, when it was a
custom in many parts Of New England,
to sing the psalms and hyms by idea
coming them, as it was called, that is,
by the deacon's reading each line; pre-
vious to its being sung, one Of these
church dignitaries rose, and, after look
ing at his book fw some time, and ma
king several attempts to spell the
words, apologized for the difficulty he
experienced in reading, by observing:
.'My eyes, indeed, are very blind Il
The choir, who had been mpatiently
waiting for whole line, thinking this
to be the first cfa common meter hymn,
Immediately sarg it. The good dea-
con exclaimed, with emphasis: "
.. ...j ~ cannot see at ALL"
This, Of course, was also sung; when
the astonished pillar of the church
cried out; "
....F ~ really 'bl,ove yeu are bcwitchsd' -....
Response by tie choir: IL really
blieye you are bewitched.' deacon:
"Ths deuce is in you ALL
The choir finished the verso by echo
ing the last line, and the deacon sat
down in despair.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

The "price Of liberty is eternal v,gi.
lence" as we write, but it is just aslIke
ly as not that it will 90 up fvepcr ssl.,.
before these, lines get into print.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
EORESTON STORE.

v.R. CAREY, Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
cries. Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes, Crock
cry, Hardware, Clothing, Books, Millinery
and other goods.
tNrED, All kinds Of country produce in
exchange for goods or cash. lnl7v4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

SCENE IN CouRr.-A scrub headed
boy having been brought up before the
Court as witness, the following col
loquy ensued: ng a~'a1
sWhere DO you liver asked the Judge.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

F.Duffn,
IA Fashionable tailor, at the old record
A er's eGcc, Decerah, Iowa All work
III warranted to fit, and made in the most
fashionable style. Cutting done at short
notice and warranted to suit. 3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06


OLD TIME FARMERs.--CaiR was q
,tiller Of the soil;;" Abel, his brother,
a keeper Of sheep, and as the most fa-
vored men Of the earth engaged in ag-
rculturc, 50 Elijah found Elisha in the
field with twelve yoke of oxen before
him. Ameng the old farmers VIC can
mention Noah, Abraham. Isaac, Pha-
r,ch, Jacob, Job, King David, King
Augeas, Emperor Julian, Moses, Hero
dotus, Boaz (who married his beautiful
reaper, Ruth). :, Cincinnatus was call
ed from the plough to the Senate to
assume dictatorship of the Senate.
The noblest Romaas applied themsel'
YES to the study and practice Of agri-
culture. When Carthage was destroy
ed, the works on agriculture were the
only things reserved by the Senate.
Pliny and Virgil studied agriculture
practically. Cato and Virgil, Hesoid
the poet, George H., of England,
King of Prussia, and our Washington,
Webster, Clay, and the most scientific
and large-minded statesman Of tho Old
and New World have found, the science
Of agriculture worthy their attention.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

EARLY RlsINa Happy is the man
who is an early riser. Every morning
day comes to him with virgins love,
full Of bloom and purity and freshness.
The youth of nature is contagious,
like the gladness of a happy child. We
doub. if any man can be called old so
long as he is an early riser and an
early walker. And (oh, youth! take
our word for it) youth in dressing gown
and slippers: dawdling over breakfast
at noon, is a very decrepit, CHASTITY i'm
age of that youth which sees the sun
blush over the mountains and the dew
sparkling upon sparkling hedgcrows.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
BROOKS HOTEL. ..... "a. 3
G.. Z. Brooks, Proprietor

OSSIAN WINNESllEIK Co o.............1OWA.
constantly prepared to furnish satisfactory accomoda
daons all those favoring him with their patronage No
efforts will spared this house pleasant resort to
all travelling East or West As good sabng attached
there is west of the Misssspp charges reasonable.
. -. November, 25th, 1851 In11vStf]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

timber, prairie, and an abuRdanc Of good
water all within two miles of New Oregon /;
at the best figures ever offered. Now is the
time to buy. Title made perfect. Fer par
ticulars enquire of Goodrich g. Mead New
Oregon Iowa, or off, T, stoneman. McGreg-
.or..Iows. ~ as@sai D n22tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
lNEORGE ". PIERCE.

Dca',rin General Merchandise, Dry Goods
Groceries Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass
Nails, Putty Ready Made Clothing, Hat &
Gaps Sc, &c, In he keeps almost every ar
sicle required, and usually kept ina country
store. and sells as cheap as the times will
permit. ln5v5yl)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

rOUNTY WARRANTS, wanted, for
~ whi,h we will..at all times pay the high
est price in cash. April 5th 1864.
n2ltfI CLARK & SON.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

The SMALL Pox REMEDY.-The
small pox remedy, which cured
three thousand cases in England,
taken in all stages Of the disease, is so
simple that it cannot be too widely dis
scminated. 1t is: 6r
Cream OF Tarter ounce
Rhubarb ~ IL grams.
Cold water. tt# 4 Nht.
The dose is from gill to a half pint
In severe cases half pint dose should
he administered. In cases character
lied by delirium, great benefit has
been obtained by applying a bottle Of
hot water to the feet. Plenty Of fresh
air is important, and an outdoor airing
at the earliest period practicable is
recommended. When applied in. the
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MN Il. NE


= - 80 - snaA, bAt Ne have scarce-
y - - = tsAliss 4 TN of late, that
- - y,stNs, Tie manhood, Ind all
sneoo sealltD peclllAr 10 the South, lie
10y i tA10nH. TAAx wheat has been
s111ot1 m ~ eAa1, ga though some
- lle11e tounal1 upoa The threshing
-, tAeofeHk 1alk u e = Hes here. Such
o0oDgouo1on g ~ oe The 18th Nissisaippi,
egDSAFoelole1 n tAsse columns, deter
- 49, vitAest leod one day In every
- - givlag their rstious Cor that day
ooolepeee = III city, sarronnd that regi-
- VIM . haao ot almost supernatural
= Wh tAo Immortal crown and con-
o115oa q Ne unnumbered deeds Of
euoo1ly ~ oelf- eacsi6ee which the army
- po1esenel ffom the very beginning Of
0oW1s. WAsnevss deed Of kinduess and
11na1ly ~ - ~ doae, whencver some poor
NeooQ.ee some distressed community, re-
CURED sosoor, Or when monument was to
Aesaissd - IL msmoEy Of departed great
- MI Tie aEmy which has alsays led the
uN3 WA0svsf the public spirit Of men at
- reclining % soet touches aud feeding
1aGll1slly. ~ drooped and responded. it
- - ~ army, with no bed but the cold
4aE1A, VIII iasnfR1lsnt food and scanty raj
umA N16eA - ssat back shout Of cheer
- 1e1anes that electrified th e coolest
o1l lFou1sd the ciamors OF doubt aud
Aneon10k And whenever . State. or what
- ~ a Il amer the military wine Of Its
H. - ben Afsva Oh. became lukewarm
an1hkagiag, 4 ~ been the soldiers Of that
o61e uAo have taught Il how to think aud
81, Nv % suffer and endure, and, in suf-
fsg1ag end sndaElng. to conquer.
1eeAlNg more heroic, inspiring, and
vsstly Of great canse has been seen during
tnis vas thAn the resolutions Of Gordon's
<0A) bdeaas. publhhed in our issue Of
11DD1sy hs& It has the clear ring of O
oegte u The lfoat Of the battle. 1t is the
vesssoe Georgia In the neld, aud 1t Is only
. tAe 1sld that We behold Georgia or any
1ebe 6tata Il has the same inspiring and
1oyo1 utteeanees that have come from the
galiaat seos Of North Carolina, and, like
thsn, win send . thrill Of new energy, con-
160ee. and hope TO every Confederate
hsart TIE army b the country. Let those
vho stay q home labor TO feed and clothe
q. - invtgorate and encourage II, to initiate
4 Ii endnrAnse and selfsacrifce, and to be
ehaakfal thst they live in the same land aud
esAsacon With t.
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ap ll-eodINs

E.AkA Of 2s5 acres In 0oochiand county, w
II miles from Pendietoa, on the eaaal, for sale
We are authorized TO sell the farm located a above
Containing 22o RcrtB, OF waioh 10 are orsi
nal oak aud so acres IN piae, remainder in Q good
state OF cultivation, and about 20 acres OF aae
meadow, and springs In abundance. Ihore 10 on The
place small dwsliiuS bus the Out bulldogs are ous
o. order. Tho ncighbosho0d Il . good one, with
ohurchee near BY, and . good road 10 the caaAl.--
Mr. DiAeoU1, living on the Gainesville FoAd, near
70 Psmbestol, viii show tue place 10 those Who
may call on him. 10 sAeos speedy sals the Ts'ee
will be %. eco. 0ODOIN 4 APfERSON.
aall-2s
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10 ECEIVRR,s aale Of Yalaahle Hsl ns..t, !,

HI and near the city Of Richmdnd.-By virtue Of
DEGREES Of the District Court 81 the Confederate
StAtss OF America for the Eastern District Of Wiz.
cases therein padding, styled the Cor erate Stats
o. America against kacao, l shalt, On the pre-
misses, 10 the order advertised Monday, the 18th
April, 1854, commanding ct O'Clock Il, sch, Of
rGo framed tenements in Davaps addition. mar
the corner Of Baker and st Paul streets, to pro
perry Of Jas 8ueter End N Rxo.ks, sl,en enemies.
~. Two briok tensmentD on the West line Of "a
street, between Jakscn ed Dual sts thu property
Of Jchn ! Osborne, IN alien enemy. Sd. 1hres
brick and ocs frame tenement on the Mechanic
vile Turnpike, near to vsnabls street, occupied
respectively BY AessEs Whitfocs, woodward, ku-
bank, and Sisco the property Of William Misra an
alien enemy.
TsRxs-Ckh. Tbs taxes for 1864 20 be paid By
the purchasers. HENRY L DR0Okk
ap 8-tds Reeeiver
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- MOn19 -Tos appeal 10 tho People Of yir-
~ elniA ~ ooatsibutioos for the relief Of the
osaoisS, families b ths city having failed 10 cure
~ o0eune reQ1ieod, the Army Committee OF the
YWGs Deo'o OnSisttan Association have appointed
~ fSllsWiAg gsaijeoso - . commstss - eotici.
eoo1F1buAion0:
0asses WAfd-Judge Wm n Lyons. DR. J II e..
ngo0o, 0Aey MiehOtso, and HArrtsSu WatkiOe.
maAlDsa W1Fd-Hon John Randolph Tucker, Dan
= IaaaD, Col = @ lee, and Backbone Hughes
JGeA6ua UarA-R Christian, Won Pieaennts,
N Ceoig, end q PleAsaats. ap8-6.
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TUNHRHD hasdsome los, neas 70 Poss Mayo. IN
1, the North slde Of Densy ssrsss, and West -
Of Wiiiiamsbnsg Avenue, and three Iots % u
South ode Of Fulsen street. 10 HultOa, Scs sale q
II the order, advestised, ON Wednesday, me III
April, 1854. q 4K O'Clock, P ~, three kas1sosss
iois, Nos 9. g and q, n Dsnny's P.4, = O.
NosthWeSl corner Of Deany street a11 Wlnta9e-
I, Of fulton, On the 6oush eide Of Tuiess street,
known a. Nos II, y and II, each 30 By e feet to
IN alley, and near Mr. H0bar'S sesidc.ce.
TRRMS - Cash or credit, u tbs option Of the pus.
chassrs. The taxes for 1854 to be paid BY The pur-
chas.rs. GODDlN APP1kSON, Aucts.
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A TrENTloN, Co. ., lesh Resnt. -.
"A tatces Of va.-Aii white male n.,ss..a(
swssa 70 and Is ysan Of age. liaIle se ~, =. :
, ,sssS s wl:sn ~. eoSaa. Of III.
1864. at o'clock, 2 u, At Trinity Chu,cS ~. ap9
bsosd and xsh streetr. for 0Esanission. Am
inspection, aud for the election OF Seccs@i1d
tenant Those without arms and uccou,,.- .se
will be furnished with them. ''''ess
This company dissfict embraces that mar ~ a.
city Of kichmond east Of 18th s,reet, and on ~
beyond the corporation. Wv "a
He'inquents will be dealt with accordins 4. IA.
ROBERT ID WARD, CaDl Csn
apit-NS 18th Reg. Reserved PoYces az.
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RsAna - Co q, LOoAI Dpr;1,

RsADQ - Co 3, Local DuMa i
Richmond, April IL, 1854.
An2EHS No 1a--You are hereby ords,..!
A&et ss the City Hall shn (Xoni.yl ~
- ~ o'clock, mounted and EQUIPPED. =, ~
paay0tH Non.cOmmissiored CiAcass vn ~
mon TIER fquads. All ahsentses with,ut l..
Wit be reported By payas 70 heatquastsss.
- order. VII HAYNAHO. cAu..
" : CkAWsonD, OS. ssii" -
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sdz-BIi.vIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE,
On l2,h street, opposite Bark Of,
Opened this (xouday morning. where large stock
IL shocs for Al: CLASSES can DO found Lsdies' cor
sets; hoop skirts; and large assortment Of French
Kid gloves. black and cIIored; French felt hats;
r, ench cavalry boots The old currency will be
taken ut the reduction Of one 3hird. sp 4-6e
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%. MARX Your Csoshteg-And sos tnis petpoe :.
q, . Csrnc ie Superior ludelitse MAtking lax. Il
can be us.d without pvpsruiica, and with any Kind
Of pen. Warranted not % wash oue Fer sale Q
No 1, under Exchanse Hotca, lNh q, betWseu MMr
and franklin. ap H. xA2Wt
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