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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
ayJeSTIcE OF GENERAL cOHFi3.
CATION,


This question has first end last ere
a.ca vast amount Of discussion. The
clause in the Federal Constitution in
reference 70 is from it. language sub
1ect to m;sconstvuction. That lansua &c
;s"sSo attainder of treason shall work
corruption Of blood, or forfeiture, sx-
cept during the life Of the per'on at
tainted"
The same clause also provides that
Congress shall have power to declare
tho punishment os:rea'oa. And should
tl,a: punishment DO made such as to
ever pecuniariiy oil the property that
:, "rebep would owa during his natural
life time he would be thus deprived of
his goods and effects during tina: pc.
riod az etfectually as through this st
tempted mode of coniscation. But to
rid tho clause Of difficulty, it would seem
that al pecuniary penalties for treas
on are iutcrdicted, l,o penalty may
Ne declared that would be equivalent to
an absolute forfeiture.
The objections to this mole ofcon.
6seation are two fold its injustice md
is unconssitutionality. Its extending
- oil persons Of all classes in the
States involved in rebellion" indis-
criminate!y, also renders 1t unsiso and
unjust.
The great mass Of the people in
those States are living under a dc |uc-
10 government, able to command and
compel obedience to its DEGREES. It is
aot matter Of much difficulty for men
living under the Gag Of the United
States, and enjoying the protection of
its laws, to yield them their support !;
but where such protection is not and
cannot be given to obedience is a very
different thing. Besides when gov
eminent shows itself able to protect,
then it has the undoubtci right to pun
ish all who disobcy, but when saorn Of
tho power to grant protection to obs
diencc, whence its right to inaist pun
;shnent for disobcdicnce =? 1t must
show itself able to prstcc. and defend
. man in his loyalty" before it can
Justly punish for ,,aisloyalsy."
This scheme ofconfscation proposes
70 punish every man for treason by
forfeiture ,c property who cannot prove
his loyalty IS hut how can man liy-
ing in the seeded states give evidence
Of attachment to the Federal COVE, n
mont, when that attachment is to cost
him his liberty or his life ? This bill,
in fact, is an indictment against six
millions Of people, who are to DO indis,
criminate'y punished without trial. II
is morally impossible to in this manno,
measure tho guilt Of individuals, or to
say what punishment one or another
deserves. It has ever been aud still j:
our opinion that government must bt
able to do its full duty to the citize,
before it can justly inaiot any sever
penalties for acts done, or omitted, tina
appear .,,disloyal." .....
The Presidents amnesty proclama
ton is liable to thS same objections
Ifths ,rsbels. do not do what he an
all tho world knows they cannot dc
then follows forfeiture Of all the;
property if they attempt to do wha
10 commands under that penalty, the:
weuld lose their property aa1 rrotsbl,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
Lands for Sale i!
CHICKASAW &, HOWARD cog,
IOWA.

Being 1900 ,cres in Ch:ckasaw and 1880
acre in Howard Counties, Iowa, which will
he sold for cash or r,rt on credit. For
terms apply TO Geo. w Jones Dubuque
W Il. Mead, New Oregon, Howard Co.; OK
C. S. {. Scott McGregor, Iowa.
March, ath 1864. niomo
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
THE FAITHFUL. MAIDEN

know Maiden fair and free
Who loved youth that went to sea:
Fortune had never smiled on him,
And people called him Shabby Jim !"
That same Was GOOD enough, they deem'd,
For ono who so unlucky seemed.
His nearest relatives. tits SAID, .
Would pass HIM with archcd head, ~
But she, his fond and faithful maid, T.. u.
In her affections never stray'd:
Although her eye with g,,ct grew dim,
She still adhered to "Shabby Jim"
when fortune changes, he will be
a perfect Nonpareil,' said she,
And she was right Cor he came back
with golden treasure many a pack
Aud first, Of course. the lucky gent,
TO ABRM kOlIN'S Emporium won't.
And as splendid suit lie wore, ~ ...'.
Folks called him Shabby Jim no more;
His friends and relative al smiled,
But "Alistcr James" was not beguilsd,
Scorning tho merccnary trap.
He poured his wealth in Annals lap.
Aspsndid assortment Of fashionable
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
The Illustrated Hydropathic lin

crcLor ~oIG System Of Hydropathy and Hygiene
Containing Outlines Of Anatomy Physiology of the Hu
man Body Hygsnc Agencies. and the Preservation Of
nealth; Dietetes. and hydropathic Cookery Theory
and Practice Of Water Treat mcnt Special Pathology,
and Hydro therapeutics, including the Nature, eau
scs, Symptoms, and Treatment 81 all known Diseases;
1pplcation Of Nydropahy 10 Midwifery and the Nurse
ry. Designed as Guide to Families and Students and
Text Book for Ply siciAns by T. 7. Trail, NJ. D. H.
Illustrated with upwards OF 800 Engravings and Coored
Plates Substantially bound, in one large volume Price
prepaid by mail, $3.50
OfSn the numerous publications which have attained
such wide popularity, As issued by Messrs fowLsR
and WILLS, perhaps none more adapted 10 sonsra
utility than this rich comprehensive and wel.arranged
r r.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
Works Of Hon. Horace Man, IL

Guiding hi, best public lectures, among which ara
Thoughts for Young Man: Powers and putiss OF
Women Demands Of the ge Colleges; Rich aud
Educated Poor and Ignorant Baccslsureate Addresses
etc These eeturss particularly the hrs' two. have In
sc sepsrats forms had immense circulation, and are
universally acknowledged 10 be Of ths greassss value.
$l.,5.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11

The Office at the Darke County (Ohio,
Democrat was mobbed last Saturday
night. The abolitionists have been
notified that, unless the guilty parties
are given up by Friday next, retnlia-
ton will be resortcd to. Passengers
on q railroad train between Marietta
and Cincinnati, yesterday, who would
not declare that they voted for Broush,
were maltreated by a crowd of soldiers.
Although made by the Constitu-
ton one Of the three co-ordina to bran.
ehes Of government, the Supreme Court
is nevertheless an object o. radical ha-
tired. In the Senate the other day
Jack Hale Of New Hampshire gave
vent to the feeling as follows:
I will take this occasion to say that,
in my humble judgement, if there was
one single palpable, obvious duty that
the Republican party owed to them
selves, owed to the country, owed to
humanity, owed to 6 od, when they
came into power, it was to drive pillow
share from turrsnt to foundation stone
Of the Supreme Court of tho United
States. They should have done it.
l voted. when / was in the Senate,
against the Co. .irma,ion Of every one
Of then {the new judges, not because l
had the slightest objection to them as
individuals, or 40 lawyers, but because
I Was averse to the policy Of trying
to build up, or patck up, that rotten
concern.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
JOHN p. MANNY'S
REAPER 6 MOWER

THE subscribers take great pleasure in
u announcing to the citizens Of Northern
Iowa, that they arc receiving and shall have
for sale the ensuing season the very
CELEBRATED
John NANNY Reaper T. Mswc,,
With oil the improvements Of 1864. This
'plcndid Machine,
The Conqueror in all Trials, the
Lightest, Strongest, Handi-
est, & Best Combined
Reaper & Mower
In use, has had many valuable and import
ant Improvements applied to it, and now
standing IS near perfection as it seems pos
sibls, Just what our Farmers need to On.
able them to accomplish
More Work, with less help and
with more Comfort,
Than they can with any other machine in
market. lts reputation grows with each
year. 1t is recognized and acknowledged
wherever it has been introduced, As
THE BEST MACHINE.
JIG. Carter & Bro, General Agents, Nc.
Gregor, Iowa. C. G. Schellinger, New Ore
gon, Iowa, local A gent for Howard county
ana vicinity, who being practical man will
personally superintsnd putting up the Ma
chimes, and putting them successfully at
work. fnl7,f
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
3l7 BROADWAY NEW YORK.

3i7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
II was pronounced superior to all othUs
ut the World Fair in London, 1864. It
took the First Premium at the great Fair O:
the AMERICAN INSTITUTE. in New York
city, 1868, whero the judges were practical
mechanics and appreciated COO WHEELS.
II took The FIRST Premium, at tie
New York State Fair. -. 1864 and 1863.
rermont State Fuir 1863
Pennsylvania State Fair. 1858
1fiehiga. State Fair 1853.
loira State Fair. 1863
Illinois State Fair 1853
and at County Fairs ,c'shout numbsr.
SELF.A BUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE!
II Saves Time, Labor. Cloihe, o"d Money
easily and firmly secured 70 the Tub Washing
chine. and will st tubs o any size shape. j. simple
In It's construction and does not easily get out Of repair
It isnos only PERFECT wRISGSR, but the Cog.
wheels give 1t POWER which renders Il most
Lsxr WASHER pressing and SEPARATING ~ does tho DRr
with the wATRs from the clothes.
Any Waheruomcn can use it'd Child ten
years oH can Go,k Il.
viii It, every months Ia the savisS Of sloses
We have Ser.n sizes, from s.. 50 TO $50. 90
The ordinary Family sizes are: No. l, 10,
and W 2, These hnyc
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
HORSES & MULES
-. FOR SALE

VVHE undersigned has for sale TEE heres.
L active, young, sound, and strongly form
ed; also THREE MuLEs: worry shsap for cash.
3 For particulars call upon &. 81. tsss',
DEBORAH Iowa, or, tho subscriber 1t New o.
egon, Maroh II 1884. init 81
: ~ * "5-k B.. F. Fssss 4 Rs~.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
EDUCATION its Elementary Prin.

cp,es Founded the Nature Of Man. BY j. G. Spurs.
heim N. d. With An appendix, containing u Descrip-
ton Of the Temperaments and and AuslySs Of ths
chronological Faculties. Muslin, 3l7s.
We regard this vsune . Of the most important
that Ia. been offered the public fer many yssxs. II
Is full Of sound doctrines and practical wisdom.
-BoS,oo Med, and Sur, Journal,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
R. n. /. BROWN,

and tho celebrated bull against the comet"
and in favor Of emancipation were written
upon the same quality ofpaper, and sent ost
IN envelopes furnished At the same house.
GEN ROiSECRANS, or "anv
other man. will save money BY purchasing
Dry Goods, Groccries Crcckery Glassware,
Boots 4 Shoes o. keady made (lo:hinR Of
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
illustrated Rural anua 8

Treating conc!.ely the House. tine 0ardea tbs Fam
and Donestc Animals. No farmer, farmers WIFE, faru
crs boy farmers girl afford to lie without the II
sorma:;oni. contains. II IS everywhere commended
and pronounccdjus the thing needed in the country
Bound handsomely for $500
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
Electrical Psychology: its Phil

osophy and Practice fully explained. BY Dr.. J.
tie mos. powerful Psychologists well as Of tn
c!sarist writer's ia the country. This work stands
the head o.! all shat have been written the subject
Price Il Oh
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
Phrenology Proved, illustrated,

rIRENoLo3Y and PHYSIOLOGY It contains dsanl:ioI
es each faculty Of the mind full enough TO b clear ys
abort ~ no: TO weary together with combinations
the faeuiss and loo EnSrAvings TO show The orgsns
large and small thereby enabling all persons With hst!
stsdy TO become acquainted with practical PAzeno!oSy
An excellent work fos students, 60 cts.
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C;nc f,lr}e Wo,l|o Y1P B ill., W,4ts :.

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9(dbe Der Greet l~iegenoen 6iuier oagu fb ielbit
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nit fDrtaerjienen Biunnen UNI @efrdu0er
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f0tetn Der gSGbc l;e9enoen Q6ben Qelidta bat
ten, lno Die nod 3urlfgebIjebenen DurCen
blr6 ore Soloaten oe8 /. QolO Qoo Gopalleric
FGegiment5 gertttet.
YIN WtOr9en t0rlnte nan pom Der Spite zines
b6ber gelegenen t9auie3 Die 8erwTitunqen ie<
ben. 6ront Gberrp utto 6errp Strabe tiloeten
leoe etne1 6luB. 9dlier, 8dume Ohien, S6meis
ne, Wa9en, 0tpbitiar ftbrelt nit elmer @eIbpin=
oi9felt pom 20 Nteilen per. Stunoe nab Dem
Dttlourl 2tlper. Die 8emobner pon Neit> unO
Salt 0enper iebtep ii6 permittelit an teine be-
Feltlgter Pdplerjettel, Die ourb qelbidte ullD
itaEte 9eute ais WurfgeIboB ~bef6roert luuroelt
nit elnanoet III Communication. I'm 10 ubr
D}or9en5 ing Die Blatte an bcoeutenO .5u Iteigen
ultp Die 9eppbner be3 Q(a tz8cttcmS muBten
in eill9er 6lldt iid aui b6ber ~getegene 9ldbe
illriifSieben, 28m. 81. 8perS uno 61milie, sic
Ia anf elmer Snle: Der Blatte befanoen, tpuroen
nur onrb. Die 9r6Bten 2~tnItrengungen, gerettet.
Inter ben 8ermiCten bat mln bis iebt bic
2eiAs be5 6errn Bruce 6, I6aiie8 in DER 9tibe
per Nobnllng ppn Same8 Wtc9laiier gefunoen,
I'm >meifelb1 t lit e5, paB Giele perloren Iino.
2Ran bat 2eidnalne auf 8dumer uno 6ot3 BIZ
nlnter treiben leReH, Die ober bis iebt nidt Sc
1lnoen iinp. Ser Gerluit an &ieb bet d9t os
lie il 1900 Sboofe uHo cine 9roBe An3apt.
2iinhnirh. ~. III. -.- 49, - --.-- ..L-.-L :.
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Eele0r0pDtitS>e OGacDrteDtem,
p 1a Sertatst tit zen Baltimore 21etrr
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betref3 be8 6anoel3 spii1en leplter uno 5te=
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mem, un0. cQufi8crten GiAentbuul. r,.a..,... 4.
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fir Die Misunderstanding be5 6rieoen8 ein=
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GUNNER uno l6oDaro erbobeu Ginnono coz
ge8en, ~pprdui Tih .eule 9ebllte entipann,, ipatz
DE nit 3urlldwe1ung De3 z8sf0t11es enpete.
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Bldne fir 6eiIere ~9tbjngscundle unO 9rainiz
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Sine @ptftbaft oes, A5rdfncntcn s,sn1
SSioerrufa Der $500 Slaufcl.

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aaditebenpe 8ptidaft pe8 8rdfioeuten, nit et=
mem Sriefe unbl 8eridtb pes &rieg6letretdrS pcr;
Gin rem genat ms Observation-Disclosures!
SD babe bic Gbre, Der GrtpdMng beS. Gons
greiies eineu 8rief u1p Ginlage oes &rieJ5ietrez
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glauiel uno benefit Die 9lptbipenoi9feit bieiet
YfQbregel aus benz luitiiberl6idten GnQAItebeu=
benz 8eriht5 oe5 General 8roIpBmarIaalIs.
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nlnS auf Elm baloigeS Gnoe be3 &rie9e3, penn
spir unlere Grnleen in boiler Stdrte oufrcdt
erbatlen f6nner. 9a5u lit Wtannlhaft; n6tbig
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pur6 Die $300zG(ouiel unmirtlant. Gin weitez
rer Grlro fir Die guf1ebun9 %Oerielben iei Die
2lbii6t, Die 9luSbebupg fir cine ~tiir5ere 3eit
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mari6aas Ialtet pie fplst: 80 jlaa.o
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grinirt fpegcn ~lntauglidteit s4 s'rsaal' 4,,374
CriHlirt aus anoern uria9en 1892
@eiQpmtSabl Der @rimttten sil6IlG zn16
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pen. . lit fem GrnhO ba sur Nnnabme, ouB
pie Nrntee ourdp bic 3iebung ftatsrieIsuer Ttdrtt
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9!e9ieatag in Stano ieten, eihsir Gteavertreter
an ieine Sieae 3f beionrnten. : ! aos g9o
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5rpfer Scr!uit GA S2enfd,eniebcn.

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ibire, meI6er pon 6ttoipn nab 9len Oott ma
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DaS Sflapenfang8efct.

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tgt piirSo,a bird. ben gSlftees,, ffpote giinise bebaupten,
parh pie 6ubeit5arotlatnafsH, sgie Asoege be-
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mtharQ0 II nit enter 2aoung 3udet IND Dc
lafe3 bier angetommen.
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INNER cine 9iebetIetz8 Qtterte befnoet. 9ieIelz
be Bat auf BEN Sampler v2uminat9 ieDuA nidt
9efeIert.
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Gegca0 upn Qine unp 3uoall3 8luf iebr
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itablen fe 200 Der 8unoesregierrng geb6rige
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allgemein, paB Soc Sbelbp einea GinfaQ in
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IN Elm pber 2 5agen pDlttdnoig I'M @ange fem.
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ppm 3Obn Qamb, Stems Q(gent, 9elAidt perz
ben. a>"'+ tes ''..HE a'as# ae A"-"a"@
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rporin CT Den Gerreiponoenten pes Ybilaoelpbia
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liaen uno flli6en 8eridtes, oen oieier auf
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beiOer @eere mtttoen n9eltern 0la6mittlg unter
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fur Mbi6dffung alIer 8eIeBe, uelbe Die
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aentudper WqlOrp ipradN gegen oas Ginbrinz
gen Oteier 8iq unO pinldte qetegeptlid Elm
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tI9ung bpIfen unO anitreben. Wdre Die Sflaz
PEREZ i~ibrigen3 olr9 ben arieg p6aig to0t oe=
madt Damn lieBe ltb Die INSTRUMENTATION einer
Dill 3ur+ Gbi9affHng pe5 Observation-Disclosures
nl6t re6t be9rcifen. cemHirte# ata ri Ell
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Scr 1dper gsiabasna.

Stew zHg.ort S, SUM. Sin bier. :. .eij neys.
t%tOTener Yriei aus 9iiq Saneiro pom p. 2tprj(
tlelpet;
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DE ba3 Gap Der 9uten SoftnIng am p. Mtdr5
llno Sh9eIenu ON 4. 9tprjl perlieb, murOe Die
Nddri6t bierber gebra4t oaB Ser 9tebellenz8
rat. Nlotdfln" IN Der &aietb1i lag ltne Sob
len lno 2ebelSuaitteln eianabn1. .eaast,aaa 'al-
Ser SunOe@oampfer II sacramento, Capt.
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