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ssjit, atjisdcm, and atuinor.
oLD,lIoss AND his wosDlnrun DOo.--Du-


Or, Moss AND HIS WoNDERFul Doe.--Du-
ring the summon of 1860, a gentleman by the
name Of "old Moss" who was considerable
of a wag, was travelling on steamboat up
the Mississippi river. He had with him an
ugly cur that he called "Major." Old Moss
was seated with a number of men in the
cabin and as was usual with him, was boast
ing of what he could do. The captain, who
was standing near, remarked that what he
said might be true, but he did not believe it.
Moss replied that he would bet him the treats
for al .l.s esoas'o.,en present that he would
make his dog do three things, he telling him
to do them. The captain took the bet.
Old Moss then opened the door and went
out on the guards, followed by the captain
and gentlemen present, who were quite anx-
ious to see the sport. Moss seized his dog by
the nape Of the neck and tossed aim overheard.
AS soon as he touched the water, Moss yelled
out
Swim, Major, swim p
The dog swan, of course. Moss kept his
eyes on the dog. AS soon as he perceived
that the dog could touch the ground, he yell
ed out
"Wade, Major, wadeP y
Major wadea till he landed on the ground,
when Moss shouted out
"shake yourself, Major shake yourself "
Major shook himself. Moss turned to the
captain, who, with the gentlemen present.
were convulsed with laughter, and said
"There have won the bet"
1t is useless, perhaps, to say that the cap
tain paid the treats.
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GEORGETOWN, DEL FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1864

breeze finds its way tLecugh the cracks of
the door or window sila bis bones aches for
the blood is weak and easy chilled, he thinks
perhaps of when he ws--ybung.
The days of beylopd,
That golden time,
1t cometh not lgaih.
Well, suppose we call Spring, Youth, the
budding forth of life and beauty. Summer
we will Manhood, when seuth has bloomed
ripper and matured, ndha'gits fixed. Autumn
represents old age, when tfe wrinklcd fea-
tures-the hand SO Ikea claw that used to
plump and round, the9frcw's foot-around
tiro eye, ali show Eiiafs X life'e y.--ru1IIII.
Winter is death, the e&ss life; but not for
ever, fer as the plant diesAe seed sinks into
the earth to rise again to frleetion. So the
body that is laid in the gsEe, returns to dust
as it was, and the soul go back to God, who
gave it. The death of nbipre is beautifully
expressed by the poet in fhA lines,
j ''I would not die in SStig time,
When everything is F'Sen, &C."
In fact there is great deal of poetry in
nature; if people would o4.y study to find it
out. But l have finish p my thoughts on
" winter,p and feel as il II faye done the sub
ject injustice
Lewes, Del, Jan. 5th, 1903.
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A JEW was observed noticing very intent
ly prodigious ham. "What are you doing
to that ham, Master Jacob 2" 81 was saying
to it, almost thou persuadost me to be a
Christian. p s eaa. .-- g.-l s.-ss,
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Ghe a,oet's Corner.
WINTER NIGHT. >
BY COUSIN WILLIE.


'Tis winter and winter night,
And all the earth il reposcd in snow;
While near the fie within sit,
The cold wind murmurs long and low.
The forrest depths away reso1nd
70 the hoarse cry of pecring OWL a
Waiting some mischief for to find III
To sheer him and to fill his bowl.
The silence that Ger nature creePs,
Renews the yigor Of my mind;
While thoughtfully with pen l sit,
Trying sumo -rhsniing lay te find iHngz
Thousands this dreary choerless night,
Are suffering from the biting cold;
While costly at home | sit,
Protected il The Shepherds fold.
Thanks to the Father of all good,
That am blast and free from harm;
Have food to eat, and all need,
Friends, health and clothes to keep me warm
Then let me ever thankful be,
F'r all the good that | possess;
And learn contcntment is the best
To think that Tn .premely blest
Lewes, Del, Jan g. 1864.
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The New York herald., 1864-10-09
PeraoHaI lueelyfcecr.

Mr. sldel s (september 16) at present ~ vraptforN
Mr. q. j. Abbott has been appsintcd Americas Conss
for sheffield and Bradford
The Empress Fuaenie durIns her visit 70 Germasy,
takes the Dame Of the Countess de Pierfetonds
Tho Emperor and Empress Of Russia are Septsmber 10
stopping in parmstadt
The hereditary Grand Duke OF Russia who're arrival a
Copenhagen hes been announced received the dag
visit tron the Prince Royal of Denmark At the Russsaa
Legation.
stuttssrdt Journal announces tbs, The Coure.s wn
Ham OF Wurteulbsrg, r~ Pruccss OF Monaco has bseu
bitten BY mad dog st hc husbands cbatcnu of L,chsse
stein
NJ Durrisu accompanied by Or Mauesis has presented
70 Dr. Neiston of Pss, magnificent gold medal, sss
BY the 1slsns residing In Peru, sckpo
for his visit 20 General usribald The medal which 10
Of unusually large sise, represents side tbe re-
lures Of 1aibsld and os The other Inscription dSoias
ing Tor what reason The medal bad bees oGercd
An infant daughter of Baroa Rsills, n Frapoe go ~
lay Of the Duohses Dc DAmate, hAe just died unew
ms'anchoy circumstsncse having bees sunoostsd weus
carried 10 he arms u Der nurss, covered over viii
mantle.
The New York herald., 1864-10-09
The Ds nish @ Question.

COMING DISSOLUTION or THH AUsrR0- PkUssIAM
ALLIANcE-oSRMs OF sURoPsAH DIscORD EVOLVES
IN rHK DANISH sETrLsMgNr.
Paris (ept l6) correspondence of North British (Gh
gow) Matt.
Tns news received today botn from Vienna and Berl
present remarkable contrast 10 those OF last week n
regard 70 the Diplomatic relations between Austria SO
Prussia Only few days ago We were assarod seAs
everything going smOothly could be desirs
but now the weathercock all the other way. The moae
striking act Indicative Of coouess bet ween the I've
Courts that ted by the General forre ,sfe
ministerial ornan OF Vienna namely that The pf0ecssd
visit or the Emperor Francis Joseph Bern, epaPa
uns for which have already been made, vii not sHke
pace" Another significant act is that the Custou1
conference will net be- he at Bern but ~ Prague 80
the lime for opening II IL not liked.
The following extract from the Berlin National GassAs
Ia commentary up o the abeve ineliigeDce 10 Prus-
ian point Of vlew:-The atest potrJo'Lrs " VieDns
way point to the pr0bsb,ty OF Droocgatton OF tns
AustroPruss,sn alliance for any other purOss tAa~ ~
nt1vy for ph,ch IL oas oriG'nduv formed.
likely last longer than the time necessary 70 ccA
ciuds treaty OF peace with Denmark; peace wesos
Germany but aht h, for Ge'dny herseH IS TX ~ 10 -
rich IN germs Of discard Not only is understanding
10 at Vienna TO The future OF the cuchcs ss
Austria took the opportunity of reoprung quarrel upon
another ect which Is with Prussia most teUder ona
State which renOupcos IL commercial freedom ceases
TO be great Power Prussia would never have been
signed the treaty which contemplated prospective
customs union with Austria but complete dessa
OF her policy 1850 when she was 0rcod to sIbm -
che dec VI the red Germsuic Diet. That she
sh ud at this time G day be asked at Vienna 20 renew
OF knd proves doubt. that Au tris peril
naciousy pursues her Traditional policy but It provse
also that impossible os the Prussian governments -
maintain tho austrian allauoe longer than ~
solution Of pressing questions renders necessary.
From this stand point the Actonai Ga eke argues
the Customs union with Austria, which sveso
will 0e accceded t. by the PrussiRn Chambers.
terminates It's article by violent attsok upon Austre
and the Diet. which II OF parAiys prusslaa
DuCy the duChj06
The New York herald., 1864-10-09
Our Pari. Corssspsna.n...

PAas, Sept 20, 1894.
PYereA PAHoppAfe vssp Of n, PreIldea,ta g1c,,o.-
LnaIgsi S n> Lsncois and kcCLll1s Payorm,-ras
Pairtotum Of Frunos sAou.d kosrn hs Triumph Of
B~cidnd n he Dtssoiuao~ and Atasem<M Of ne
Usts~-Ope~snp pofM osers, 30.
10 sns midst Of tbs wonderfsi moddls N regard W
American asrs In vh,oh The greater part d the rrsncb
press finds Itself, aud fos which (aftss tho English
pspss) Msssrs- GtnoN and ysoosss must held then.
The New York herald., 1864-10-09


the Roman Cabinet adnted fully the necessity OF rcturu
log as soon as 10 seccty was assured TO the ordinary
conditions OF iode epdent government The writer
after thoss observations, goes on 70 say
All the Efforts Of the French governen have tended
H., result Ihs t%ps5es wrc.s s oloss me kios ..
Zone 80 ops .s yoar "a e"s no. ryssncea wlh the
rs 10. az e prs ~ so ,er asSs s 3 E. %
regular or rIesaar" N conformity with thar prosr.mns
p, rssaSs ssSS .v.ss % ehs ~ ,se ss
ssr,,en 20 promote f.oiii,.is oo@proni.s
.er.. ssish d,d. S''Sp fss I'll sn s s
YSer aud BIS states sSsran,es :. ~oia .ser. hem
.aonsh dsnssr Lhogih firmly resolved. a.. formally
ocsoo-r 1854 tie Frsneh 0ssrs. S'Asa. q.
Turin, 70 dceine st asro,s,icns which .houl4 svove
has always declared ssf read, tat. ssc ocnsas
attain suucr~h iae happy changes wsics tsn he i.s
bee. manifested Italy with The aeei ne or
deTas opn.n. which s. snierprI.. 81 i,sy sn
9,ssr sese' ssr Lse rs.,sn ~ e' for's y which
ready 20 se1. on the hrs opportunity oGerso FOR seeS
oaeroTs Tor ali p,fies Ibecfors When shs Ts.a ssr
erpmsnL pteoccup,ed with the necessity for ores The
.ve dsrstons Will mast d.tsmin. bs esel Of
a5n 70 hsS ScSar sp ss ~ 81 ss = o
sniism ,ne snpssors sovefp thoesht the line
allow II 10 leave Rome In all security.
The writer concludes bis article by giving a, In b,s
opinion" as correct, the main provisions OF the treaty
which reached you by the ast nsivis the runrapte,
on part of the Italian governmeot OF the
OF Roman States from attack 0n its pprt and ts
TO prevent ard rerress ibo and the deter
rninslcu OF the French government 10 withdraw lts
troops within reriou OF two years fast A. zoe Pope
gathers together army composed OF volunteers from
Catholic counies sucsnt for protection yet not large
enough be menace 10 Italian corsttuiionaism and
ipsddIou " the editorial articls the Conso,orrsl 10
.ss ..s ,o: ,sprcduSs' 20 sar,c. act from circular
1897 70 the French diplomatic agents resrng 70 the
Enpssors vel ksowa lsss to ~ rhouvsnsl. q the aoh
The New York herald., 1864-10-09
A New submarias Torpedo.

wv cmD1A~p s"0 ~ PGuVs
Berlin sster staten that the military Committes Of
Prussia given m usiversal approval the sub
In The opinion Of the committee thsy are valus.
bic addition 70 The nstrum6a OF naval varfarsn sa<
The New York herald., 1864-10-09
ror.i~n nfso.iisn.o~s Is.m..

Foreign mfscclfa ne0us Ifem0.
The quantity cloth 0r sale this year at ~
fair OF MIMI kovoaor ID IN Russis, onsourth less than
last year The amoup o, 10 estimated ~ three mhsa
two hundred and atty tnousssd roubIss (our francs
exclusive OF the oarse material ussd by the pesantA
As the total msnufsctueo cloth IN the ~noie oouotry
calculated at twelve thrtesn millions oS roublse ShD
fair absorbs about osethird.
circular has ssss resolved Odessa. addressed -
the Egyptian Minister o. torsisn AArs 70 all the cc-sn
Informing them that The sss nunastton oj the ''- 80
destroyed the maize crops. 1bs people viz hsrs -
have " exhaust thor ef wheat anc 4n5 -.
vest Il this yeav presents itseh under
peafascss, We export of prohoned a.tu rtfag
orders.
A letter from Tokay, 10 Hungary. mentions tha -
viUse OF The Hcgyaua have suffered consdsraoiy ssa
hail and that the present leaves hos Htls
hope thst the vintage this yesr ~ili be Of nature
supply much ot the cslsbrstsd reksy vine
The German apothecaries about ssleb.sts -
nvs hundredth annversary OF the foundation Of cir
pova,on. The afst aposnscsrys shop established
~ Uim, IN 1894
Herr Ssruvs The Russisn astronomer has observed
that 10 and the negbsprnood OF MCsco~ pee
duIum b aenslbv diverted from ~ posititn ~
Inference drawn ts that the town en 60 strass
OF extraordinary dsIstiy, , the contrary Al s,os
NOUS cavern. OF twenty million cubic feet "a extent By~
boring tnrec thousand feet this 10 supposed V
be atiaiusbis TO The creatsrss 81 the surface.
The New York herald., 1864-10-09
MIR. Seward Repudiates the Negro and
Asto. aas Esstsv Batl.

IFrorl The Icndoo HeFsId tDerby ofganb SeIt, IT
fmsiy aDd forever, the bumsnitarau foundation OF
the federal cause exploded. Mr. seward, N the
speech which must be regarded - Abraham bipcon's
MANIFESTO, yroc.ams thai slavery " mo- longer IN ques
ton. Ice Warrington Cabinet, he bids the American
people TO lesru, k neither emspcipetoust revolution
sry resytcg fA vt0hs Of sosh,n usostsrs our e
pro u At deiiverance OF The Aricsn from bis
hereditary bondage. Mr. se~ard empbst,esiiy, aod wi
reiterstou Of terms vsoiew 10 h sc,ou
eypupges his from the catalogue Of abou
apd declares that TIE Union may be preserved wthous
breaking tho fetters OF the black This perhaps, In
more crafty thao hoosst; may b purely election
ssring Artaoa designed TO enrap reluctant votes;
mar be ~ par with tps oehsr degrading uicksrlsa
The New York herald., 1864-10-09

u facs WIN tend 10 reader ttack e( rhs soa~ss ,psS
siois The torpedo r 1marine shp, moving wkh
bslng fastened 70 other ships As u called KuSss-
bvads It's application seems, however tn be limit
the coast Herr bauer, Q Bsvarian sergeant, whcss
q self taught engineer OF mark has bssa
long before The public. 10 the SINE gentlenAs
WHO some time ago had been employed f0
similar expermects In the bay OF CronstaAl
As far as the Rueian government allowed y
TO trsnspirs at the time, the submai Inc ship he
struc,ea for them particular success; and
tursing 10 Germany public subscriptions were SOC ~
spd continued with surprising perseverance,, which -
sblsd him 10 his experiments Lake Constasos
we'll - IN OF the tine shects Of surr0usdN
ing Berlin II Perrin military aud naval engineers
not mistaken he has At length proved tho discovers -
always pretended ~ be.
The chief difficulty be must have overcome 10 ts.s
case, and hich he combattcd Ia vain formerly kas
sian reports 10 be credited Is the dsproporti0s -
the power OF the propeng force apd the
pondiug weight OF the ship In Finish waters, whenev
he moved the ship with sufficient rapidity to make
obey the rudder. the weight of required fos thb
purpose much for the capacity Of the vessel,
and thus ptCe versa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-16

CuNsC.ENriot TRADERS NO tra
der who sells goods for family CONSUME
ton c.a claim to be hnm"st aud consci,
euti,us and sell deleteri,us article,
such a is frequently s:,ld and called
Ssleratus. He can g.. ,isfv himsell
without difficulty as to what il pure
and that is not, and IA morally bound
to in g.. The evllen,o il before the
world that the Chemical Salera.us
made by d. Lard & Go. at Fs,rpor,
N. Y, aud put up in red papers. is
pnre aud wholesome. Grocers should
always have it, and consumers should
take none other.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-16

The firm Of Clouse & Burdick at
Vernon Springs is dissolved, and the
business is now cnducted by Msrshall
& Clouse. This firm has on hand a
very desir able assortment Of goods Of
various kinds, and will without doubt
make it to the interest Of the public to
give them share Of their patronage.
S. M. Cole sold four year oil COW,
weighing nearly 140o pounds, . few
days ago for $50. A calf ofthe same
xss.yrs's gold vhea four months I'D,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-16
For Sale.
G5cdh HEAD OF No. l
OO Sheep, in fine con.
dit,vn and Of good stock
The Sheep above mentioned have hsen
recentlv sh;nped from Pennsylvania and arc
offered TO-: sale On reasonable terms.
Appiyto
Aug. rs, 1864. Al COWAN
IN DISTRICT c .URT

Howard County lows.
To Ssm"elF G;lchrist, Mary A G;lchrist
George G. Winship, VIM Richards, and Eli
I. Wilder, defendants.
You. aud each Of You arc herebv notified
that there is now on file N the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court of Howard COM.
~ Iowa "pe:ition # WIN C. W.lliston
claiming ~ justly due him from III. dr.,
Samuel F Gilchrist tho sum of three tho,.
sand three hundred sixty six l. 7O-loo dol
lars with ten per cent into est thereon from
TINS date and Calming to torec!ose trust
deed upon nei-4 Of sec "A town 90 n of r 70
OF 5th P. NJ. and sl-2 Of swl 4 Of rec IS
and ." IL Of sec % in town 81 nofrJl "
ct the 5th p NJ NO personal claim or de-.
mand !" asked against any Of vu, dett's save
""'d samuel F. Gilchnst and that un ess Won
appear t'ereto and defend h.c,re noon vt
the End day Of the October terra 1854 Of said
court to be begun and held on the 9Th Mon.
DAY after the third D,ndav Of Septemh e,
1854 your default will b. entered and iudo.
petition. '"''
Dated Aug 10th 1864. L. BULLS
"a Pr Atty
90 ct; o. Rev St affixed and properly can
N'''e'' In4Iv5
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-16
STATE Or IOWA, 60 Original
Horarl County % Notice
To Samuel C. Learned L John b. Ben

Sirs: yon are hereby notified that
there is now OF fe in the ot;;c Of tho Clerk
Of the District Court Of Howard Cou.ty 10.
Wa, petition # Rrayley and Pitts claiming
Of you the sum OF two hundred dollars and
interests ut the rate OF ten per cent per an.
nun since The 81 day Of September A. D..
1860, on your pronaisory note fr tho sum
of tw" hundred dollars and ten per cent, ex.
ecuted by you At McC,e, or on the third
day OF September A D. 1860, and payable
on the LIST aav nepttmher A. 1861; and
now unless you appear at the next term OF
said court, to DO held on the 5th Monday
after the Sd Monday in MavA.D 1864
aud answer the said petition on or before
n"o # the second day thereof your default
vii, be taken and Judgment rendered
again tyou a. asked by the petitioners, you
are nlss notified that an attachments has
been asked for and granted.
Dated November. 2nd A D 1853.
C. +. BERRY, Atty for the
Pet; tiopers.
The above ent,tlcd suit-was continued un-
til to October Ter for service by pubic
ton. to wit: on the 5th MONDAY after the
Sd monday Of September \. 1864.
c. E BERRY,
n4Iv5 Atty Tor P Il.
Dated Augnst rs. 1864
scot q. s. Rev. st. affixed and cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-16

On moti"u II wos m anisaously resol-
yea, that if any delegate shall be alb
sent, then his a;teraa:e shall act n HIS
place, it present, aud that If delegate
and alternate shall be absent, the del
sgasion from tho toxa may I'll the Va
caucy, aud that those then in attend
ance cast tie full vote Of the town.
Cowan, Schellenger T. Co. are stall
driving ahead 1t 2. 40 gait, constantly
bringing on and ~ rapidly selling Of
load af,er load Of the most desirable
goods ofall kinds and descriptions. :.
Rev. VIM. D. Potts, Newark. N. J.
10 the author Of > pamphlet, vindicasiug
the truths Of history and the Delaocra.
ic party from abolition assaults, worthy
to be in the hands Of every citizen.
Also Of book Of Democratic songs set
to music, both of which should be thor
oughly circulated among the people.
A, Rev. Carver, TO his own satisiac.
'ion) proved the deep piety Of Abrs-
ham Lincoln from his Numerous and
devou.ly written procIamstions impl,-
ring the Divine blessings and appoint
ing days for fasting and prayer. If
that is evidence ofpiesy then President
jeff. Davis 10 the most devoutly pious
individual We ever heard Of, for no has
ISSUED more proclamations Of that kind
than any other man, living or dead.
On our first page may be found Gen.
Nc lellsn's letter of acceptance. I.
assumes that when tho South desires
Peace and Union under the Consti,u-
tion, they can return to their sflsgience
and obtain the protection to person aud
properly denied them IN the Confeder-
ssy' M Epcch's says "Hberdoo e!sr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-16
IN DISTRICT COURT
Howard County Iowa.

IN DISTRICT COURT
Howard County Iowa.
Up. winslow rlait,fr vs. Andrew }. Work
Leonard Standing II. A. Clcghorn, J. +
Kellogg. sven Christsuson, Admr estate Of
Butler Martinson dec. a>ed. BArnheart Mar
.inson, child and minor heir OF Butler Mar.
tinson, and John NJ. Green.
Notice Of SUIT.
To the defendants above named.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on ii IL in the off :e OF the clerk utthe Dis.
trict Court Of Toward. o Iowa petition of
J. 2. Wins!ow. claiming Of on tile said An
drew J. Wark that . default entered
against plaintiff IN an action wherein you
were plaintiff and this Plaintiff va, defend
ant. be set aside and shat this Plaintiff be
allo we'd to defend therein, that the sheriff =
sale oipr.,perty On two executions issued IN
said cause to said defendants Leonard STAN
lriug. and John NJ. Green BE- set aside u 1t
the deeds executed by the sheriff IF ssid
county If the real property sold thereon b.
cancel,e and held Tor ranghE ana tina. II e
subsequent convey ances OF said property an d
each parcel thereof" tas orker deisndents
',e s.orcie.l AMI he i 10: uauss.t and assin.
or genera, slief
'"d unless vnl appear thereto and de-
f'ni before noon nt The second Jay OF tee
'.nx. .!-m of s:.id Court to be hcl,.tn ia .a,d
County commencing "n o.. ffr'. .,cr day at
ter the 3,a M.uday IN September A. D 1854
detAI,t will y. catered az; inst 20. aud
j,d-m. mt rendered thereon AZ prayed for in
sad petition. .--
RURDICK & ABBY.
niiv5 Solicitors for p'f.
scot U. s. Rev. st. affixed and cancelled.
Dated August rs 1864.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-16
eHOCLD Nh. LINCOLN DE RE.
ELECTEDp

A review c. the acts g mr. Lincoln.
cenvinccs IL, la; he should not IF he
has faithfully executed the laws when
and where they could be administered,
then every good citizen ought to sup
por: l!r. If, On the contrary, his acts
have been to strike down all the safe
guards # civil liberty, and the persona
right, Of the people, then no oae should
support him lie has suspended the
writ Of habeas corpus; he has ares
ted men without form of law: he has
held them without trial, and dischar-
ged them without reparation; he has
abolished freedom Of speech and Of the
press; he has denied the right of trial
Ivy jury; he has denied the right Of as
ylum: he has denied the constitutional
right CT the people to procure and keep
arms tor their defence against the en-
cronchments Of despotic power; lie h as
imprisoned citizens of the United Sta
'ss for peacibly assembling and peti
'ioning for redress Of grievances; he
has arrested and banished free men 70,
dissenting from his ruinous policies If
the prosecution Of the war; no has biz
defiance to law and trampled the con
s'itusion Of his country beneath hi.
feet: he has rendered the elective fraa
chiss imperative and void; he has pla
ccd the entire free States under mar
'iaf law, placing the military power o
the government above the civil; an,
now he''leclares the Seeded States on
of tho Union and refuses to let then
,eturn unless they will abandon sls
very.
With a'unsniu,ity Unparalleled, Con
sress voted. and The people gave bin
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-16
PloWs! PLoWs!t

We would call the attention Of farmers
TO this branch OF s'r trada The st. Joseph
now manufacturing for us pIows If vssy
superior quality made from the best 81 steel,
selected .imber, polished ana 6Hirhed up in
beautiful style. We. are now receiving and
shall kee . for sale good assortment Of tie
different kinds.
HENRYRUBuE. McGregor, lows. or
SIMON RURLE, Esio;l, Wis. ,.>...
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