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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13

principal editor, and it viii be u Cow
stitu,ional, johnson, Democratic JOUR-
al"
We are grah6ed ut this bit Of news
Such paper isneededin Fayette coun-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13
Local Column.

The old pioneer store has recently
been purchased by Peter Haaf, who IS
thoroughly. overhauling and refitting
it up, with tho intention Of opening
out n grocery store. He has good
stand for business ard we trust may
make manv friends in his new voca,
ton.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13

Charley pepin has just received a
Sine lot ofeating apples with numerous
-other goods in his line of trade. Char
'ley is one of our best boys and should
Zoe patronized, because his goods are
~of the best quality aud lis prices yea
soI.able.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13

The North Iowa Times says: IA
laew paper is about to be started at
West Union. Maj. Jones will DO its
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13
The Emporium
FASHION!

-f,.
THE undersigned are just receiving d.
Il rect from the Eastern. MARX cts, large
and very desirable Stock Of
Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Lcdies' Hats ID
Bo"metts IN great variety and Il the la
test styles, Hoods, tFeils, Nub,as
Bonnet Sits &c. &c &c.
At their New Millinery Store in
New Oregon, Iowa, all of which
they are prepared to sell at the
most,reasonable rates.
Cloaks and:Presses Made OF short notice
and in the Latest Styles
Bonnetts Made, Trimmed, Whitened and
repaired on reasonable terms.
1t is their purpose to keep the
late st Styles and Patterns in all
things pertaining to their trade.
Believing that cy can give a. good bar
gains as cam be bought ives Of Chicago
they would cordially invite their friends ano
tho Public generally to examine Goods and
prices before going from home to make their
sci, cti0ns.
New Oregon, Iowa, Oct S, 1865
Misses L. & L. CowAN.
v6n22) Milliners.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-13

Great Panic al RicryiIIe!
GOLD BELOW PAR J.!
Greenbacks at a Premium !!
Goods Alm0st Given Away!!!
FELLOWS & WYLlE,
At their store nearly opposite
the kiceville House.
Their stock comprises almost every arti-
Gle called for in country store
They can only enumeratc few of their
leading articles, viz
Cast steel plows, sai;s~oz,f
Door trimmings,
Shelf hardware,
bows 4 Glass ware,
3 ss g. Tin ware,
Crockery,
Cutlery, Lamps, Powder, Shot.
Groceries Of all kinds and supe-
rior qualities, Patent Medicines,
Looking Glasses, Boots & Shoes.
Ready Made Clothing. School
Books, Stationery, I'ry-Goods,
Yankee Notions. &c., &c.
1T is our purpose to constantly keep sup
= piled with every article needed by az
agricultural people, and at rs low prices as
they can be bought for West of the great
Lakes
EAkM produce of all kinds, constantly re-
L celyed IN exchange for goods ana the
highest Market prices always paid. e.a 2.
w + are not given to blowing" for cur
own gresi6cation, to astonisb the ma
t!yes" or tor any other purpose, but n can
dor and truShfuinosg announce to the pub
lie the rea! facts as they ex-t
ESLEASE give US a call and be convinced
of all We say.
o!5'ctEJ b., FzLLoWs& WyLIE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
The Vote In Ibis Coun:y.

We give in another column the official
vote of this county AT the recent election.
twill be seen that the yole as compared
with that OF 1864 is very light. Be- COM
parison 0. the number Of Votes po!.ed By
the respective parties this year with that
e 1851 / vii also be seen that the loea-
gre u,ajorities ol ihe democratic candidates
are not owing t. auy political changes in
our county but arc due solely to The apa-
thy OF democratic voters. Last year at
the State election the democratic vote Of
this county Was 1905. while tha' Of the re-
pub.cans vas l222. Thi: year the repub,
licans poi.ed 1l06, falling off ofonly 10,
while tie democrats poliei only l242 a
falling oil Of $50, thus showing that of the
stay 1T home voters At least three-fcurths
we're democrats. We presume these men
! thought that the election of the democratic
candidates was matter Of course, and
| that il would make 10 difference whether
they voted IT not Tie small majorities
Of the democratic candidates thi3 year
/ should bea lesson to democrats hereafter
aad lead them to promptly and certainly
attend the elections in future, lest their
negligence should give our opponent. the
ascendency.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
The Z1ysa. Chic and Pennsylvania
EiNs.s ;faEiS.

We arc unable to give the exact vote in
the above States. The Chicago Times sa5
Enough returns froin these elections
have been received 10 show ;hat the re
publican majortiS,i in each Of these states
have been enormously reduced. Enough,
however, have not been received to per-
mi;a close comparison between the aggrc-
gate vote in the late elections and that OF
last year. 1t IS SAFE 20 assume that, ma
king The most liberal allowances ior the
reduced vote, the decrease ia the republi-
can majorties can only be attributed 10
immense democratic gains There has
been . widespread reaction in public sem
timcrt, filling of from the republican
party and a return of the people to demo
cratic principles.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Frauds Oh the revenue have been dis
covered in various parts Of Ohio, princi-
palIy in connection with whiskcy transac-
TONS. for which heavy fines and penalties
have been inflicted
\ Fenian meeting was held in New
FORK On Saturday evening, at which
speeches were made expressing the utmost
confidence in the final success ofthc order
The testimony in the Wirz trial was
concluded on Saturday, and the court ad-
lou.ned until Wednesday to give the
counsel time to prepare their argument
About $4,000 acres Of public lands wer.
I,a..en up in Kansas, Minnesota and Col
oraiJ durir = last Month.
John 2. WarGi. caut. ofHstcsnbcat run
ming out OF Detroit, who s,.ne time since
ravishcd a young girl on board h,s boat
was shot dead in Lexington, Mi,h., on
Friday evening, by brother Of the girl
A little girl, the daughter of hotel
kee9cl in Detroit. went into an adjoining
room of the hotel in the night to get a cuI
of water, and was shot dead by nan who
mistook her for burglar
Complaint Of the ill-troatmcnt Of Wis
cousin soldiers in Gen. Clusters command
| In Texas, have become so frequent, tha
Gov. Lewis has written letter to the wal
department demanding an investigation o
the matter
. The president is employing his lcisur,
hours upon his forthcoming message.
! Four hundred pardons were on Satur
day issued for parties residing in Nortl
Carolina, South Carolina and Louisiana
A petition was received by the presi
dent, signed by 5000 women of Georgia
praying for the pardon of JEFF. Davis.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

The Chicago Times is fast versing TO-
wards an administration organ. 1t at
tempis to speak for the democracy Of the
great North West and gravey asserts thai
the democratic party viii sustain aud sup
port Mr. Johnson. John VanBurcn in
New York recently nominated Mr. John
son for president in The next campaign.-
Now this may be all right, but in our
Judgment it is all wrong and unless Andy
Johnson shall hereafter give nore unmis-
taxable evidence Of being in harmony
with the democracy than he has thus far
done we think the wire pulIers will find
themselves opposed in this matter by the
masses Of the people. At any rate. SO
Iong as Seward. Stanton, and Speed remain
near the president as his official advisers
the democracy will do we'll to content
themselves with approving his official acts
when right, ana leaving themselves per-
fcctly Tree 20 condemn when wrong. Il
will be time enough a good while hence to
commit the people to the support of any
men for the next presidency.
We have been pleased with many things
done by Mr. johnson since his accession
TO the presidential chair and have cheer
fully accorded him that need Of praise tC
which We thought him entitled, but sc
Garnet forget that lie has much, very
much to atone for before he is entitled Il
inc fall confidence Of the democratic party
Of this country. He evidently hover, re
tains many Of his early convictions of 20
litical economy. and his official acts in re
lation to lis reconstruction movement il
the South. and the relative n r. Of tn,
.,cc||eral government md the States, hay
been for The most l~s' soun3ly Democrat
ic, but this is no good reason that we cal
see, WIZ democrats should pledge them
selves in advance TO The support Of hi
measures right or wrong. Ourposition is
Johnson when democratic, auti-J ohnsOl
COR any other mani when abolition an
negro equality.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

TRl1TY SIvfar, Brr Jusr-Th

TRl1IY SEvfaE, Brr Jusr-The
Delphi T,eo:: is pretty severe On some Of
It's non-paying subscribers. bat mono too
much SO, rs there can be nothing 10 GO IL
pare such men to in meanness but the
smallest souled thieves that alllict decent
community. The editor speaks of his non
paying swlrdlers as follows:
can individual living in the neighbor
hood Of Prince William, in this county, by
The name Of Isaac Ryll, having taken this
paper I'LL he got tired, and paying nothing
for year or more, now refuses to take il
out Of the ostoflicc--assgnng no reason
for his action. The man who can descend
to so low an action as this, is tit for any
thing mean-he would rob blind sow Of
her acorns and sell them for chestnuts il
he could find a purchaser.
Patterson Wysong, OF Deer Creek, has
served us a similar trick-only worse, fol
he was owing us for two years subscrip
ton. These gentlemen will bear watch
ing.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
ZIG Esi<.iata0 HqctiOas.

There being no general election in this
State the present fall, there was very little
interest manifested by Tie democracy,
while the abolitionists, always anxious to
get into Office, however small, were active
throughout the State. and by their organ
ieation, got out pretty full vote. We
give below the few democratic counties
Which &c have thus far been enabled to
e. IAN from orr exchanges bat there arc
a large aumtor of counties yet . hear
from
Dearborn County gives majority fer
the democratic ticket Of about 200
bartholomew, true to herself and the
great eternal principles Of right, gives the
democratic t;cke; over 400 majority
Suiliyan-uo effort was made by the
democrats II secure q turnout, and lie
consequence, says the Democrat, is, that
Tie democratic candidates are elected b.
the askin oi'thcic teeth"
| Floyd Is emphatieslly Democratic The
New Albany Ledger says every township
and precinct have gone democratic. The
county gives an average majority of GOO.
Ca.s has done nooly. The democrats
have al increased majority in the county
Of over zoe. In this county TIE demo
crats turned cut and worked manfully fo,
their i.cAct.
Gwen has s,ccted Tie democratic ticket
by about 100 iority Here again tho
democrats regarding the result as certain
poIied i. very ligh; vote.
Carroll has goae democratic, but in thi:
a. in nearly every other county in tx
state. Democrat remained inactive Will,
the aboli.ionisis were yigiiaut and active
and brough. forth the united strength o
their party.
! Tuia-Ii is democratic, but We are no
sole 70 give sae majority. 1t will un
'oublei,y te small.
Stark, contrary to our expectations, ha
gone democratic. The democracy ar
athoni an organ in Stark, but they don
light wei Notwithstanding.
Clay remains true to The democratic
cause. au1 elects the entire democratic tick
e.
E Putnam also gives good majority 70
, the white mans ticket
Shelby, as usual elects the entire dem
ocratic ticket the majority Cor Logan, 70
Judge, IS 3l3, aud for Ensley, Commi.
siore7, 225.
: In Allen County the aboltionists cleo
their Auditor, while the democrats eiec
: their commissioner. Some local troubl
/ caused this result. In an election involy
i ing general issues, old Allen will repol
I herself all right, as usual.
Harrison. is democratic without oppos
i don.
:, In Clark the democrats were Successful
there being only q Commissioner to cleo
z Martin County elected the democrat
ticket BY 2C0 majority.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
Tz:e County .GsyiuE:n lss.;7,

The Republie,l last week thought Il
had discovered a mares Gest n connection
with the letting ii The county asylum. 4
informed Its readers that the CommisS on
srs had l.: The asylum - -hs "6r9theria
l-w" OF the senior eiitor Of this Paper.
notwithstanding gool .'union man had
pfofere, to tax It 81 le sum. We
do not know vily the Republican should
be So particular - inform IL readers cia'
Mr.. Boyd Is tro,hor-ia.iaw Of ours, g.
we had supposed that h aas neither en-
titled to praise nor Lame on that account.
We thought his sister had more to DO with
creating tn. relationship than shy other
member of the Boyd family. Boyd Is =
good union man." not however Of the
abolition stripe, Luz suci as were those
who laid the foundations Of lhe govern
ulent and ike them votes the democratic
ticket. This nc suppose Is ah.t tic Re
publican really finds fault with; certainly
il cannot BE- ewing 10 tLc fact that the
Commissioners agreed - Eve hirn mo-e
than sclac irresponsible atelitien union
man oaerei to take, else why did it not
howl when T4plin get the contract IN
enternriains sheet Is the Republican,
admits tha, It was not aware Of the facts
until more th3n = Aeu.h af.er the L, n
although the tiiins WAS Done IN resulai
session and publicly. Ii says the thing
vas done 50 .>leG; ani sly TIN. 1t did no
fnd j, on: until day CT two before It:
last issue Verify il must he q br;gh
Waterman en- It's party rampacts to let the
pesky democratic board Of commissioner
in public session thus 50 :'siicl, ard 81,
cheat the public, and !; not know ii foi
more than a month 1t Is rely too bad
the old gentleman VII have to engage Il,
services q some younger nan to look afte
these things OF exc his party may suffer
Seriously. the Republican Is nee3le9sly az
itated over 81 occurrence thai frcqueni'
transpires when different men put ia bid
for contracts. lie Commissioners IN thcs,
cases AWAY look % tl,e d.araotar an.
qualifications Of Id. era as wei. as 70 iici
ability to fulG.. Their eynt.ae,s. That ~
abolitioni>t I'D 70. get con.rol Of I'll
asylum this year iced no. t.ap,.c any5od,
except a5-iitionists who hoped 10 run IL
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
The Tsia. OF s.1serson EtEierEagc.

The milit airy commission now trying the
Hon. Emerson Etheridge at Columbus.
~ IS. beyond doubt, composed entirely Of
such men Is Brute Hunter and Beast
Butter The Chicago Times correspond
ent writes from Cairo en- Saturday last az
follows, Ia reference to the proceedings Of
the trial on the day previous:
Your correspondent attended the trial
Of Hon. Emerson Ethcrilge, at Columbus,
Ky, yesterday. for the pupose of making
a full report OF the case. He was, after
being admitted by the cours md furnished
desk, turned out of the court room. and
ordered TO publish nothing at ell about the
case, because he would net submit MS re-
port, before sending i away, to the Judge
Advocate for his revision and approval -
The extraordinary action Of the colnTais-
sion was IL the purpose of SURPRISING
such scenes n occurred there yesterday.
when tho Judge Advocate. after teasing 4
witness to make him swear TO what he
wanted, and failed, then turned upon him
and accused him in open court Of perjury
Turnin" the reporter out was evidently for
the purpose Of expressing such facts as
this.
Seven witnesses have been examined in
the case, and the testimony Of every one
Of these witnesses is most triumphant
viDdication of Mr. Ethcridgc, and the
whole trial Is a mere uockery, that, il
further persisted in can only bring shame
and reproaeh upon the government tha
permits such gross and faSrant outrage.
upon It's citizens
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
DIR. 81. AnGcrs' yDdissc walter.
In Infaluablc Discovery.

IN Infaluabic Discovery.
A FuIl. GRAIN Of lodne in each ounce OF Water.
Dissoired ,ciaom a SOlcfnt
The most Powerful Nit,lizng AGENT and Res
torative known. ScOrlula, Salt Rheum. Can
cers, Rheumatism. Consumption, and many
Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured y
It's use. as thousands can testify. Circulars sent
free Price. 81 90 per bottle. or6 for So w.
DR. III, AMDERS' 4 Co., Physicians and
Chmists, 425 Broadway. New York.
n4-3m Sold by Druggists generally.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

4 riot occurred in Washington on Sat
urday afternoon between the 10th Ken
tucky coIored volunteers and some white
troops, in which nuskets were fred and
bayopets freely used Three or four ne
sYocs uerc killed. and several wounded.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

On Saturday afternoon terrible acct
dent occurred to the mail train on the
Pennsylvania Central railroad, four miles
west Of Lancaster, by which nine persons
were killed and several injured.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

NOTICE TO HEIRS or jETI-
TION TO SELL REIL ESTI TT.
State Of Indiana, Marshall County, Court of
Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that George Williams,
administrator u the estate of Jo9eph Fife, dcccas
e has fled his petition TO sell the Peal Esiat OF
the dccedent his personal REIN, insufficient TO pay
his debts; and that said petition will lie heard at
the next term OF the Court of Common leas Of
said county. JOHN C. CUSlMAN, Clerk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
Official Vote OF Ii3arsf.E;i County

The following is The official vote cast at
the recent election in this county, tvgctll-
cr with the vote Cor Governor in 1864:
Recorder iIoueiion (dem.) 1912
Kendall rep liO6
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
Resistance Lots.

The undersigned has few large sized resi-
,iencc lots. eligibly located, which he viii sell
che ~ for cash. or part cash aud The resi,'no on
line - suit purchasers These lots areabout
tw,ee the size Of ordinary town lots.
3nJtf - ".
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

TIE ONO ElucrIoS.-Jho majority
fer Cox. the abolition eaniidste for Gov
srnor Of Chic, will y about 25.0t0-
The den.ocra..e representation in lie leg
islature - a5o,. double. Ia some ccuntiee
the radicals viii attempt to change the
result II counting a pretended soldiers
vote This IS in direct conflict with tho
law which says .oldiers shall have yo.e
outside the State during the continuance
Ct the existing rebellion. Il is uotoriou.
that the rebellion has lcas since icraliu
ated
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
STATE OF INDIANA
Ma RSliALl COZ NTYA
In Circuit Court February Tcrs', 1865.
Alexahdcp Eerr J
Chi lionn - orr \

Christina herr. !
Tie rlaintiff tn she Hbove entitled cause bv his
attorney, has filed i'm nv office his complaint
against the defendant an il appearing by the
return Of the Sheriff Of Marshall County on
summons issued to said defendant, that The de-
PENDANT, Christina Kerr. is non resident OF the
State of Indiana. she. is therefore hereby notified
OF the tendency of said complaint against her, ana
unless she appear. answer or demur thereto at the
calling of said cause on the first day Of the next
term of said court, to be begun and held at the
Cout House, in the town OF Plymouth, on the
! 2l Monday OF February, sec, said complaint
and the matters and things therein contain ed and
alledged will be heard and determined in her alb
sencc. JOHN G.. CUSf1MAN. Clerk.
: c. III. Reeve Fife Atty. n6-3w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

LINCOLN KILLED ABoUr THE RIGHT
TiMt The Alien Coanty (Ohio) Dem
ocrat makes the following quotation from
the speech OF Rev. Mr.. Motley, an aboli-
ton preacher at Lima, the day after the
ass destinations:
l had noticed by the papers for week
or ten days prior to the assassination, tia,
Mr. Lincoln was adopting and pursuing {
policy that would eventually bring those
seoundrels down south back, and give
them again the right of suffrage, anC
when | heard If the assassination, l JUS
thought to myself that God, in His inscru
table providence had taken him Gin
coln) OH just about the right time
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Aukinds of Job Work done at this Office or
,ort notice with ueatness and Dispatch
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
ALSO At

In-rocd, Bourbon and Etna Green, we will Fay
e.. 40 ncr cord for Red and While Oak Stave bolts
and 81 % per cord tor Red Oak, Ash. Elm and
Maple Heading belts and S22 90 rertaonsand Tor
Hickory Hoop Poles. delivered on the side tracks
convenient for load, q on cars. the above to be
of good quality and 20 be piled and insP ctcdhy us
fylOn7tI IiU4LBUT BRO'S 4 co
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR N lSG

'VAh I'm WV bNNVI ~ lCOJ'
Mcdonald (deEa.) 1905
Morton (rep.) 1922
1t viii be seen by comparing the vote Of
1864 with the vote OF 1865, that the dem
ocrats did not poll full vote by nearly
one third, while the republicans were cut
with almost their entire strength.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
Alleman : majority

AiIVIiiaN iHaJpIIIy q
Coroner-Nci7an Hand (dem.) 1925
The opposition had no candidate e
Coroner on their ticket.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-20

Tax ON PLAYING CAaDs.-The Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has
caused the subject OF the liability of
playing cards, properly stamped by
the manufacturer, to an additional
stamp duty in the hands of the re-
taller, to be carefully rcconsidered.
After giving the grounds Of his deci-
sion, he concludes as follows:
81 am of the opinion that when the
manufacturer OF playing cards has
affixed stamps appropriate to the
price per pack at which he sold them.
the subsequent vender should not be
required to affix sny additional stamps
thereto, whatever may be the price at
which he offers them"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-20

DELIGHTFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS IN
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.-Stabbi
shooting, garsoting and killing are
daily pastimes in Washington. A
member of the First District of Co.
lumbia Regiment, colored, shot CO.
lored woman fatally, last night. A
squad from the same regiment attack
ed, stabbed ahd dangerously wounded
two or three privates of the Fifth
United States Cavalry two nights ago.
Last night, a scavenger of the Seventh
Ward gave negro fatal blow with
a spade. Every night, robbery, gar
roting and burglary are perpetrated.
These little pleasantries, added to the
general and widespread unhealthiness
of the city at the present time, are
likely to deter many from locating
here at present and to drive away
others who regard health and person
al safety paramount to all other con-
siderations.- Washington Cosrespon-
dence Nc,0 York; Herald.@
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-20

At the recent election of q new
Legislature in California the Union
party gained complete victory. The
State Senate is composed of forty
members, of whom nineteen hold over
from last year, and twenty-one were
elected on September 6. Of the nine
teen who hold over only two are
Democrats, and five other Democrats
have been elected this year, making
seven Democrats in all, against thirty
three Unionists. In the Assembly
the Democrats claim twenty-five men,
bers.