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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
MILWAUKEE, PR. pu CHEN RAILWAY.
OUR PLATFOR n.
A PEACE PARTY.

Tho Democratic party is tho friend and
advocate Of peace As it would not make
war for tho destruction Of State institutions,
20 it would not prolong its existence to &C
Gem plish such an end 1t will hail with salts
faction The close Of the war; and restoration
Of the Union upon the basis of the Constitu :
asu. standing pledged by it's antecedents and
A..tory to use all the means Of honorable ne
se.iation and compromise to that end. 1t will
not consent to separation Of the States
Standing upen this platform it is prepared
70 resist all assaults upon it's integrity, advo-
eating peace and restored AID unbroken
Uaieu Of States. ..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
CHANGEFUL JOE.

A lively youth once did know,
The ladies called him" changetul soc +
Az frolic4omc NJ any kitten,
By cupids shaft he Oft WAS sn,itten;
And yet he ',eld tho wound as light
Al TIA mere mosquitoes bite.
One day for Ellen he vas signing
The next. for Kitty he was dying,
And when you tko't him almost finished,
His Il mes were suddenly diminished.
And 70 bis love was daily turning,
N w likes. glass house furnace burning,
And now II seemed to each spectator
Hi. breast was n refrigerator.
What rs,hedy can we di.cover
To cure tho fault Of such a lover
NJ girl who acts by my advice
Will have such bcaux at any price;
However cheap they may appear,
IL ono respect yon II and theua dear;
Like certain garments. baseIy made,
Ry tvross of tho stitching trade
Bot bdaux worth having, must stick fast,
L,.o Abrm Kohns Clothing male to last!
Having Just received large stock o.
pring and summer goods consisting Of
Ready Made Clothing,
o, every description for Men. aud Boys wear. Also
large stock of
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
SEVERE CHARGES BIZ ON e PROM
IN HT AEPUBLlCAN AGAINST
ANOTHER

ANOVhH
Gen. Francis p. Blair, leading
Republican Member Of the House of
Representatives and particular friend
Of the President in . late speech said:
That Secretary Chase was peace
man opposed to the employment of
troops against the Southland that
the Secretary had never abandoned
this position, and was now endNavoring
to frame programme by which there
would he permanent dissolution ofthe
Union;' that under the Secretary's tr'de
regulations, Ave barrels of percussion,
caps lately went to the enemy; that
contraband goods 60 the same way con
stantly and that through those regula.
cions the Secretary's son-in law Sena-
tor Sprague, will make two million dol
lars and that finally the Secretary uses
his position only to further his interests
in the Presidential game. playing Ere
J mont against Lincoln, only that he may
betray them both at last yooment as an
r uncompromised man upon whom the
: friends Of both parties can unite
J. Frank Blnir's brother Montgomery
Blair is member Of the Cabinet and
. We th,nk 1t altogether probable from
& the intimacy of tho Blairs with Mr.
Lincoln, that he inspired the attack upor
It Mr. Chase, and was privy to this fir.
y in the, Secretary's rear, that is inten-
j. ded to destroy the confidence Of the Re
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

venticn was the Wisconsin and Fox
River routes which would leave the
Mississipp; from nearly opposite Nc.
Gregor connecting with ia c M'cai-
gan at Green Bay.
The army Of the Potomac has ad-
vanced crossing the Raprlan and fight
ing Lees forces on the old Chancellor
vile battle ground on Friday Of last
week The conflict is reported to have
beeu NEST sanguinary affair. The los
ses are reported to have been heavy on
10th sides. Gen. Grants forces seem to
gained decided advantage. There wa,
no fighting on Saturday, the confeder-
ates falling back and being followed by
Grant to some twenty miles south of
the battle field Fredericksburg has
been occupied by our forces: who have
established there depot for their sick
and wounded. The losses in officers
seems TO have been heavy upon both
sides. Gems. Wadsworth and, Hayes,
Federals and Jones and Jenkins Con
federates are reported among the killed.
while among our wounded are Gems.
Getty, Gregg, Owens and Webb. and
on the part of the south Gems. Long
street, Pegram, Picket and Hunter.
John w. Cowan and c. Schellen-
ger have taken out brokers license
and will deal IN county warrants COM
smerciai paper &c. They will pay the
highest market prices for warrants of
which they wish to buv few thousand
dollars Immediately.
we would call attention to the card
of the New Oregon Hotel elsewhere to
be found.in our paper. The proprietor
promises to make his house home to
the traveller. anc from limited acquain-
lance with him. We put the utmost con.
tieence in his promise. .'-.
NJ. NJ. Moon is east for his summer
stock of goods.
n. B. Moulton at Lime Spring is Ne
ce.ving a large and seasonable stock Of
goods. The Major is the right kind
of a man to trade with.
The Richmond papers claim victory
in the battle Of Friday. 1t seems that
our forces we're less Fortunate toward
night Of that day than in the morning.
Gen. Sedgwick vas killed at SpotsyA
vania. The body of Gen. Wadsworth
was surrendered by the Ccniederates to
cur forces for burial. Gen. Seymour Of
Olustee fame is prisoner. The nun
Der of Federal wounded is reported thus
far at 10000: Gems Robinson and
Morris are wounded. Butler claims to
have shipped Beauregard.
The position Of th coutenhng ar
mics of the Republic on the night of the
l1th at Spotsy.yania remained un-
changed. Severe fighting is reported
and believed to have since occurred.
Lee is believed to be south of the Little
Anna with his forces. There has been
no fghIng in Georgia up to the last &C
couu:s. The Ironciads en- James River
are reported to have an engagement.
No particulars are given.
Gold closed in n. Y. on the 18th at
I,7755; slight decline.
Gems. Schenck and Blair who resign
ed their commands to take seats in
Congress have been restored by the
President, under q previous promise.
What faithful guardians they would be
or,;not .xncutivo nsurnation
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
Farm for s NIe.

EcIVE and quarter miles west of the
= village Of New Oregon, and 8 miles
south of Howard Center valuable for both
stock and grain raising, with never failing
stream of water running through it. 100
acres. so fenced and 90 broke, with orch
ard, fruit trees &C., good house and barn.
Will be sold cheap. Apply to
ALEXANDER MARSHALL,
lams, Paris. Howard Co. Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

Immense arrival
of spring and
summer
goods:
at the cheap cash
and barter
store of
q. 8. MITCHELL.
TKE undersigned is just re-
IL ceiving and will constantly
keep on hand a full and complete
assortment Of
Prints.
DeLaines,
Cloths and Cashmere,
Boots and Shoes,
Sheeting,
FVannels,
Ready made Olothing
Fancy Goods,
Hats, Caps,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Shavls, Hoods, Gloves =. Mittens.
The celebrated Sch Thomas
Clock, warranted to keep time
one year.
Hides bought, also grsin and farm pro-
ducc Of all kinds wanted in exchange for
goods. He is determined net to be under
sold in this market. and will pay the high.
ost possible market price for all kinds OF
produce.
If you wants fne Looking Glass, one
that will make an ugly faco dock pretty. 60
TO II. r. MllCHELL'o
If yo, want good goods, call on
II. B. MITCHELL.
If you want cheap goods call
on II. B. MITCHELL.
If you want goods worth the
price paid for them, call on a.
B. MITCHELL, at the Stone
store opposite the New Oregon
Hotel. Clocks and Watches re-
paired and warranted.
New Oregon, Iowa, April %, 1854
n23yN IL. B. MlTCllEAL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

LIST OF ACADEMY, IrEAaBsaT, FIRE ALARM;
AND CHURCH BILLS, WIKI PARTICULARS As
TO WEIGHT, SHEA, PRICE OF BELLS, HANG
Iyc.. &c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
EDITORIAL BRKvlTIEs.


The friends Of John G. Fremont have
called a convention to meet at Cleve-
land on the 31th Of May The call is
numerousIy signed by leading repub
hcans from al parts of the country.
Orton Brothers circus will exhibit IN
New Oregon May oath. For particu-
lars see their advertisement.
Our space for reading matter is cur :
tailed by a press Of. advertising upon
cur columns just nos. We crave the
indulgence Of our readers for week 0,
two when they shall have the usual sup
ply. Advertising is the printers harvest
The article from the New York
Tribune published in our last issue
should have been dated 1916 instead d
1910. 5s@q rye ntyT "
The ship canal convention me "a
Dubuque on the 9Th inst. Thu onl..
route that lo,s ed practicable to the con
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
no JAR. Mills 4 Co., & Revenue stamp
jewett, 'Gates<& john 80 ec.ts
son, defendants. cancelled.

no JAR. Mills K Co., 4 Revenue stamp
l. Jewett, 'Gates'& john 50 ecats
son. defendants. \ cancelled.
Gentlemen: Yon ARE hereby notified that
there now is on file in the Office OF >he Clerk
of the District Court in and for the county Of
Howard, State Of Iowaa petition of Hall &
Honore. and Miller & Brown alleging that
they and you the parties to this action arc
the owner. N Zee simple rs tenants in com.
mon of the following described premises to
W: Tn" south h If Gf the n " carter i"
,nc : F. qusrter TIE n 1,a'fot the W. omar
,rr of the s. quarter me 3. =. qunreer Of
he W. quarter ofthe S. E.qua' ter the $. W
ter and 81 acres offthe east side Of the >. ".
quarter If the 8. W. quarter Of the 9. =. quar-
ter. and all in section 81 township SO north,
Of range II. west Of the 5th ?. n. Iowa; Also
one half Of :hirty acres OF the north end of
the E. half of tho northeast quarter of section
3 township SO north, of range II west If thu
5.h P. NJ. Iowa. divided into four parcels Of
seven and one half acres each, numbered I,
2. 3, and 4 from the E. side and being num-
bers and thereof and claiming partition
and division Of said premises according 10 the
respective rights of the parties hereto. And
tn at unloss you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day Of the next
term of said Court appointed to be begun
and held in and for said county on tho 5th
Monday after the Srd Monday of May A. d.
1864, Default will be entered against you
and Judgment rendered thereon.
Dated May 7th: 1864. S. A, UPPER,
n26v5I Atty, for PlR.
Printers fccs $500
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
4 FRIEND IN NEED TRYIT.

DIR. Street., Infah,dle Linine"', is prepared
the recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet Connecticut ths
hone setter and has used in his practice for
Arc last twenty year with astonishing success As an
external remedy it Is without rival and will alleviate
pain more speedily than any other preparation. FOR All
rheumatic and Nervous Dsorderst struly infabe and
Is curative for Sores Wounds sprains Bruises &C., 10
.,othiug healing powerful trengthing properties
cite the just wonder and all who have ever
vven trial. Over thousand certificates OF renartt
Able cures performed ~ It within the last two years
this fact.
See .dssrtissmer'. r-l- y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

Every man ought to pay his debts,
If he can; every man should get mar
ried. if he can: every man should do
his work to suit his CUSTOMERS, if he
can; every wife should hold her ton
que, if che can; every lawyer should
some times tell the truth, if he csn;
every body ought to mind their own
business and let others alone, if they
can; but every man should somehow
or other buy his Clothing, Dry GoeAs
&c &C., at Hammcrslough Bros. No.
1O1, Main St. McGregor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
NEW OREGON HOTEL.

The ssbscr' Der has purchased the above
named house in this village which is now
tn oroughly re6sted and open for the recep-
ton of guests. He will spare no pains to
make it u home for the travelling public,
New Oregon Iowa, May IA, 1854.
n26v:l JAMES &. MCLAUGHLIN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
NEW OREGON NURSERY.

We have just been looking through
the New Oregon Nursery established
at this place by Messrs Owen & Cow
an. It's situated upon a favorable
tract Of ground and already contains
14000 gratis in great variety embra-
cling ali the hardy kinds adapted to
this climate. Their trees are in good
healthy condition and will be jus,
what the farmers Of Northern Iowa
will stand in need Of.
In Shrubery their assortment ap'
pears to be full and complete in all 1t,
departments. They will have severa
thousand trees that will be suitable 70,
setting another spring. ...
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

-MeGregor Western Ro'l,soy.
On And after March 2lst, 1894. Trans
vii, leave and arrive asfollows, Saturdays
excepted.
Trasss Leave
n. Ms0regor, ,4.s.... 500 NJ
Nonoaa 3:OOp. ". or arrival Of stages.
Trains 4rr.rs.
Y. NcGregor, 400 PM.
heuonA 900 A N. connecting with stages
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

publican party in him, and ultimately
to drive him into private life.-Cincinna-
ii Enquirer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

uVWill also Exhibit at DEBORAH, Nom
day, May GARD: Ricsville, Wednesday
May ash, and at Usage. Thursday, May
os:h. FRANK REANINCER. Agent
, 1864-10-29

aOA4 fAa1ats NEts <ct los4+
BEE FcAfTLE-The receipts Of Beef Cattle 1t tia
various yards amount to about asoo head. Entered
TO- Ds.
@Wlth miserable southwesterly wind blowing al
oaSt plenty OF clouds ApoTe and cold, fogU Atnaos
phe1e Ill around, tbs yards have rot presented too
cnee1lnR An aspect, But despite Wind and weather,
the receipts cfLtve Stock 14rge and the scvity
OF t1em41ktt but little impaired BY such tffnR OBJ
stacea In the estimation OF our dealers and drove1s
a. the weather ia able to l1te1pose.
indeed. It Fou1d seem thai, ~ in Ill undertakings,
dimcu1ttes appear but to cali ato e1erc1a tae real
eEefEy and perseverance With which wo ara endowed
So they but aeTve to stiGulAse the activity Of cur
hu. ers, and intuse hfe ard chs1ac;er 10 ths.pfo
shown.
The bulk Of tbs stock to hand to day consisted Of
qualities rarituE from very roog snu coarte to me-
dtum grades, nearly the whole Of which has been
closed cut ng ct7 packers. butchtlsand pecuIstors
snd at prices little in advance OF those paid during
tho previous days Of the week.
Better grades ofstock haya BEEN In more limited
supply and With falE dem and for amy coptractas
pices have been fully sustained At the rates
pRid yesterday. An. th1E tke extra to cnotce stes1s
are IN nominal supply with irregular and rerv
limited demand. The following were the beet drovea
Eold du1inE the d8y:-Rt 6he7mRn'6 yR{dg. G.oya
sold Rubb.1d q head very fair Illinois gtesrs aver
aging ,2;4 nf II 16o; asCotta2e Grove yards swift
Ger soid Bulrtda 50 head good medium steer1 aver
k.,rK Las H. II 3$.zs 1t Michigan Southern yards
Murphy eold OTIS IS head good medium grade stse.r,
averaging ,c8s ns, st $50; At Fozt Wayne yards
o'shsa sold Gordon % head good 1sttuta s.seE1,
ersslrR 113l ~, x ?56o ana =. ThomDson sold
Ma1 s'a ssS 10 % b.
a teF dfbves have been shlpped Eat on oW1eFs
g; q s
Rp1d.
, 1864-10-29

het, you want the r1sht rnsn for 4 hu.h.nd
take him wbcEe aFEnlf eleeve 1ad nnlla hssr IL.
tokens the duties th4t he has :Feaaesed - ~. III
country, EA:her thAn he who has rt.vrr ahs-s5 ~ ~
totlA> o. borne the dangers OF ths Hrit. r. tA
sti1 be lett auy OF thoae military ~, hs
never spoken OF any df our Generals hut h .Nn,S
bow much better tttn&R cou:d have beeo mxnsoeS
or OF our GoTcznmett, bHt to lid fault ztth n ~
c1use II never tfok. their sdyxnco-in naercvsn
cAnes let thcso WlRo men 20 to the ttrnt 1nd nid
~ ~ achieving our tn4epeuesuce. With thetr
EtAdom and st1en4!th sNt1iuY our armies, I shonid
have eoNo hopes thai win no< bo 4 coepse before
our t4ute H. secured. and that our dag would
nesef t1x1l IN dtahooof bit would wAvc victorious
j abi1c the roar and smoke Of bAttlc. 80
believe 1t ts IN the power OF the men of the
ConfedeFacy 10 plsnt our ban1er1 IN the hanks Of
tho Ohio; WHERE ~ may ray to the Yankee, "Be
qutet. cf We shal teaeA you another Lesson. y
Within the next thirty Gays mncA u TO be done for
upon onr success mach deperds. Within the next
thirty days. therefore, let all who are absentcea or
Rho ouRht to be In the army, 20 promptly 10 tneir
rtnks. Let fresh Victories crown ouf arms, 1nd
The Peace psftr, II there be- such a. the North eau
slect Its candidate. But whether peace candidate
Is elected or not. Yankee Instinct Will teach him
that It Il better to end the WIZ, and leave to the
enjoyment Of our own rights.
PTAFerfn1 for your welfare, conhd1nt In the army
OF the Confederate States to do that which eott
words newer can achieye, and IN the hope that God
Will preserve the little ones OF all brave men who
are In The field OF rho afe going 10 It, aud truang
hat In the future, under brighter 1usplcea, 1t may
be my fortune to meet the good people of Colunl-
BY. wish you all, for the present, farewell Zap
p3AuGe,j - >
, 1864-10-29
LEAVING THE COPPER. ,
HEAD PARTY.
ResignAtion Of Hon. Henry 6. Steb-
bins, M q.

To the Democratic Electors Of the First New York
Congressional District:
I have this day Forwarded to the Governor
Of tho State my resignation as member OF
the Thirty eighth Cougress,.to which your
Totes elected me.
! respectfully submit to yoh the consider
atioIs which have made this action duty,
equally " you and to myself.
AS WAS elected By q strict party vote, and
did not receive In the canvass any Republi-
can support whatever, and Is am conscious
that the truly representative relation be.
tween JouEaelVea and me has been lost, In
the loss Of your approval, feel In honor
bound to restore into your hands the trust
you conffded to me.
Ny labors na your representative, during
the first session Of the Thirty eighth Con:
gress, were given to the support ot the Gov
ernment. Throughout the session favored
vigorous prosecution OF the war, until thu
authority Of the Government should be re.
statss. I favored aud supported the mea-
sures introduced by those who were en-.
poN cred to conduct the Government up to
March 4, 1866, and who were acting in obe.
dience to their official oaths "to discharge
their duties to the best OF their abb ities.n
Throughout the session was opposed to
the national authority, OF. that required 1e-
gctiatiors with men In rebellion who had
not laid down their arms.
Were TO remain in Congress during the
session to commence in December next,
should petsfsteutly adhere to the same
principles and to this same action
am now convinced, though with much
regret, and have now to ackno wledge my
conviction, that iu all these respects my con-
duct If, and would continue to be, d!sap.
proved BY a large majority Of those who
electta me.
, 1864-10-29

HOGs-The receipts at tho various yards during
the day fell ttls short Of 10000 hcgs. or this mum
ber about 1,5oo head ARC being shipped East on Vim,
M. I1lden'a account. The entered sales 1t eli the
yards amount to 79i head, It s75e0ilto but chiefly
1t - 5o@1o.5o 1go ns At the close Of the market
this evening tnc,e were nearly Gao Hogs In the yat
Gus yards unsold.
There has been : fair aronnt OF bus1ness got
thEonzh during the day. but tt has nstshes been ~
pleasantly nor prontably done for drorers a.
te1daJ. A tew extra shippers and several psc%o
were In the market. VINO did not enter an appear
Ancs during tbs previous days Of the week. It was
but reasonable to 1nfts, from the fact Of IN extra
number Of buyers beng In the market, that there
would be q corresponding Increase In the demand;
but buyers sAT WAL 80. and further Ihss
WAS considerable Reduction on the current rates OF
the market yesterday.
In the iatfrehts OF sellers We'll 81 buyers II 1s
ceeery to LOOK 1T the matter apart from the opinions
whieh they maJ respectively entertain. Thsra was
yesterday good dtruand for logs Of medium weight
suited for Prime Mess Pork, AMI prices rulea aru.
This teDsnd WAS, however, confoed to city buyers
several OF whom having bought largely during tne
week, were not to-:sY buying 70 heavily, oae OF
two feeb packer Wete In the market With tho hops
OF bargains. The result. therefore, tas been slight
depression on the a-tiyity va noted yesterday and
decline Of from 1525c 100 ns On the quotat!ous hep
gwen This reduction has no. been general, ID NAV
be REGARDED Al the result Of very extended effort
On Il q tart Of operators to bring dawn prlcek-
, 1864-10-29

AA0 OAAVA ~EIKU ans OK new YORK.
A very large Union vote will be cast by
the Germans in the city Of New York. The
New York R,st Of the 28th Inst, thus de-
scrlbes the great German rally TINT took
place in that city:
The mas meeting Of German Uniontsts at
Cooper Institute last night was demoustra.
t,on tully equal, in point Of Importance, to
any which have token place dnring the Pies
ldential campaign The hall, which contains
5000 people, Was filed to its utmost capacI.
ty, and the enthusiasm exhibited was Of the
most e1hilaratipg character. Gov. Salomon.
OF Wisconsin, made q careful review OF the
tsene and the history OF the rebellion, and
depicted the situation In the event OF The
election Of Mcclellan: The Germans had
fought In vain for freedom at home, and now
bad they come Mther to find and sustain
slavery! Fntz Hassaurek appealed eloquent
II to the audience to yote and fight f5r the
perpetuation Of this republic, the beacon Of
the poor oppressed millions Of Europe,
There Was but one lasting peace possible, be
declared-that the rebels should lay down
their arms. Raphael Wall next addressed
the assembly In humorous style, which CON
vu1eed them repeatedly with laughter, and
fually, at late hour, they dispersed In the
best Of spirits.
, 1864-10-29
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