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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-08

a the immediate reconstruction of this
road ishighly important, all materials
OF iron, ties and stringers are needed and
their removal is forbidden by any one.
april 6'65 VIM. JOHNSTON, Pres't.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-08
By the President; .s 4,
VIM. III. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.

LxTTER pRoMH.S 8. FooTE Henry
S. Foote, formerly of the United States
Senate, lately ofthe Confederate House
of Representatives, has ISSUED from Mon
treal, his present abiding place, an ad.
dress TO President johnson, asking per-
mission to return to this cenntry. In
this paper, which is Of considerable
length, MrIFoote, tells how, after re-.
i:.:sss;tina The privilege of retiring to Cali.
fornia, q dsspatch from Secretary Stan.
ton, which 4ie eesnplains was not of the
ChesterGsldiaF gie, ordered as depar.
tpre fromSsffSs es prk city and the cShn.
try within foi blight hours I. ~ e,ys
for several years sast the politicSt eareasss
of,the President and himself, and gives
q sketch Of his difficulties with Mr.. Da..
Wis and other leading Confederates, and
his subsequent troubles after he deserted
them and came within tile Union lines
on an independent individual mission to
to negotiate for peace. The letter is
signed TX opr Banished F'eilos,citizon, z
and loseswith the following postscript (:
Z, Sell feel bound TO ada that / do
not believe that You syer saw. tho Star.
ttc.ss Let ter ah6vf 9feferfod to- Leave
goo 70 daciae whether you SIC Justified
in Keeping me'in exile. ga 8. E
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-08
The Amnesty Proclamation.
President Johnson's Treat
ment to Traitors.
Who are to be restored to Ci.
tizenship and who are to
be Disfranchised.

All Civil Officers Of the Confederate States
and ALI Military or Naval Officers
Above the Rank 'Of Colonel in
the Army and Lieutenant
in tho Navy Excluded
from Its Beenfits.
No Pardon for Rebsl Governors, Elk.
United States congressman and
Judges, Renegade West Point
ers, Canadian Conspira-
s4- tors, Pirates or Raiders.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-08

Thirteen captured steamers, including
the rams NashUille and Mary Ann, had
arrived at Mobile from the. Tombigbee
river where they were taken by the
Confederates on the evacuation Of Mo
bile. ,ty
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
American Manufacture

and therefore greatly superior to the goods imported from
abroat and hawked about the cheapest sold.
MUM GOLD all foreign bills payable In gold l.
aplou. more than the entire Of many articles Of
ered by to the puplIe. To facilitate the sale -.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
JNE 8, 1865.
NEWS ITEMS.

1t was reported that the disunionist
had carried Virginia at the election
held last week, bur it is now said the
report Was altogether too sweeping in
IT'S character as most all Of those clcc-
ted to the Legislature voted against the
secession Of the state, aud have always
been opposed to the rebellion.
1t is thcush hit that provisional govern
.mcnts, as in the case Of North CARROLL
ma, will be appointed for Alabama and
Mississippi.
The long disputed French tobacco in
Richmond is now in course Of shipment
Il France.
Il is reported the majority against
the new State CO, stitution in St.
Louis County, will reach 5000. This
would indicate that the measure was
unpopular end would likely be defeat
ed.
The evidence in the trials before the
military commission, at Washington,
it is said will last but day o, two
longer, but the hearing of the arsu-
ments will consun, gool portion of
next week, The Judge advocate an
aouacvs nat he will waive the opening
and simply reply to the arguments OF
tie pllsaasrs counsel.
Reports are contradictory get, as to
rnether Jtif DAVIS will be given a
trial bcfore civil tribunal or whether
it viii not be necessary TO try him he
Ire military commission. His trial
il expecy2.tto commence in about ten
lays, cr as soon as possible.
The Governor of South Carolina
$lagra,h, has arrived in Washington
and been committed to the old Capita
prison.
An order has been issued, dischars
ing all the volunteer artillery in .:ht
Armies of the P)tom,c, Tennes
see, anl Georgia form the further
service o. the United States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
The Plan is Simple!

The name of each article offered for sale "Go'a
Hunting watch 'Golh rvgl Band E.ucrirt,' Pearl
.r,astpin and Ear -Irops", Gold Ea,aelied EuS,"
''Slycr latcd Cake Bas;ct," &c. is written card
and enclosedn sealed Envelope: these envcl opcs
then placed in drawer and well mixed; then "a
der received with twenty five cent? for return postage
and other charges of the cards certificates Ia tn
at random and sent hy first mail to the customer,
who will once what h. get for One Dollar II
he is plea sed with his fortune re forward the money
according directions the certificate aud secure the
prize If the article awarded siSr be suit ed to TIL"
purchaseras for example set Of Pearl Ear Drops and
Brcaspin young who could not wear them, and
had no one to give them will send any other
tcle the catalogue Of equal rrtc. which may be prefer
Cd Orf any reason, you choose 50 venture fur
ther then you can lei the matter drop where it is and
srend no more. Exanine carefully oM Catalogue
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
GREAT INyE NTlON.

We we're out to day to witness
.-onc of Staif>rd's Cultivators in oper-
alton and being short Ct LEGAL items we
don't know but few verbs upon the
subject would be interesting to farmers
end others who like to see hard labor
performed with little exertion. And al
though we are sorry to say that you
cannot rlow corn with this machine
,1hlle ia~ing in the shade you can al
moss, It only being necessary to sit erect
and hold or umbrella over yourself.
We Qyll1 - much on on. own opin-
loA nregafl to husbandry, but there
We're tnose present at the place of trial
one Nile south Of here on the farm Of
5. Il. Cole, in whose judgment we
would place implicit cons lence on all
such matters, aha after seve:a: having
=srieai it, all agreed that it did better
work by one third, than any machine
they hao ever seen tried, not excep ting
the one which you walk and hold, and
which by the way Was the one being
used on the ground, and the holder an
old, industrlcus, and experienced far
: mer gave it as his opinion that it ex-
ceeded the highest expectations Of
man, who was exceedingly weary,
= u being in the latter part of the day
when We went out; and we noticed as
VIC left, that he returned reluctantly to
sLls old Gu. tivator, aad in fact watched
us until we were nearly out Of sight
before he could summon courage SUI
~Gcrnt to again drag his weary "nor-
tal coil" across the fell which VAS
some eighty rods in width.
Ihis cultiyator has never been iutro-
atlueet. here before though it is uscl ex-
-!tensively in Illinois and in the coutics
adjoining Dubuque. We have a
pamphlet of certificates &C., before US
which we will oheerfully exhibit to any
who desire information ia regard to the
machine. 1t has taken the first premi.
un in the state fairs Of Illinois and To-.
and is Enthusiastically good thing. e-
/" MIR. Aug. Nienstedt of Albion Up. is
the agent for it in this and adjoining
counties.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
farm situated Ia miles west of New Or
egon village and between 2 and miles
south OF Howard enter which is unsurpass-
ed in the country for stock and grain raising.
1t comprises l. 81 acres of which "a acres
is fenced so acres broke, a pasture of 7
acres and an orchard. never falling stream
OF water runs through the south end OF the
farm, good house and barn &C., also IS
acres Of wood land will be sold with the
above. For terms apply to,
ALEX. MARSHALL,
Paris Howard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
.Arcan0 Wutch
An Elegant Novelty in Watches.

The cases Of this watch are an entirely
new Invention composed Of six different
metals combined, rolled together and plan
ished, producing an exact imitation of 1s
caret goid called ,Arcana which will always
keep It's color, They are, as beautiful as
solid gold, and are afforded at one eighth
the cost, The, case is beautifully designed
with Panel md shield forname with Patent
Push Pin engraved in the exact sty,
of the celebrated Gold Hunting Levers, and
are reallyhandsome and desirable and SO
exact an imitation of gold as to defy detection
The movement is manufactured by the well
known st. Jimer Watch Company Of Europe,
and aresuperbly finished, having engraved
pallets, fancy carved bridges, adjusting reg
ulator, with gold balance and improvd
jewcled action; with line dial and skeleton
handsand is warranted a go q time keeper!
These Watches are of three different sizes
the. smallest being for ladies, and are all
Hunting Cases A case of six will be sent by
Mail or Express for $4,000. A single one
sent in handsome Morocco Case for $25 90;
will readily sell for three times their cost,
We are sole agents for this watch in the
United States, and none are genuine which
do not bear our Trade mark. Address,
GIRARDW DEVAUGH & Co.,
(nasrna Importers, IS Maiden Lane, N. Y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
Lost!
OF natnr

By the subscriber on Saturday last in
New Oregon or between there and her resi-
dence a!hat-mle south west Of'New Oregon
q black Morocco Pocket Book. containing
something near S25 consisting of two te,
dollar bills, besides a small bill with some
postage stamps &c.
The find er will be literally rewarded by
leaving said pocket book at the stor2 of Cow
an Schel'euger & Co.
Juue 9TH 1865. JENNIE Gsr1AuAy
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

I>HE MssesL. 4 L Cowan have Just re-
ceiyed and are now opening up to
the trade large and we'll selected stock of
FASHIONABLE GooDs,
embracing all styles Of Ladies Hats and
honnets which they are prepared to furnish
at unprecedented low prices. In patterns
Tor all kinds Of
1AO AAS LD.DnS3LAS g t'o
They are prepared to salt tho tastes of the
most tastidous
They invite the attention of the ruhlic to
their desirable stock of goods, which may be
found over the store of Cowan Schelie ,gcr
& Gage 13' .
bonncts neatly repaired whitened and
and trimmed upon short notice and reason
able prices ..-...
Dated, New Oregon, April t4th 1868.
"a. :. Misses l.. & l.. CowAN,
J Von'2) Milliners.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
atch Department.
Jewclry Department.

oop diamond lungs II" "
300 Gents Diamond Pins ................. ~ = iOu
5000 Gents California diamond pins ..........S -
5000 Gents g I" Rings ,......3 IL
5000 Gents gold and enameied Fob chains. q ~
1000 Gents gold Vest chains ................h ~
1000 Fair Gents CORD sleeve buttons. ........3 10
1000 Pair Gents gold enamed sleeve buttons. "a ~
800 Sets gents gold studs ....................3
5000 Gents stone set and sgne rings. =, ~
5000 Gents stone set and signct enamled Rings -
Oooo Ladies gold neck chains ................5 10
40@ Gold oval band Bracelets .,r..... ID
fD1U Gold and Jet Bracelets ...............,s ~
5000 Gold and Ena,peled I,racc IL
5000 Gold Chatelan Chains. -, do
5000 Pair ladies' gold sleeve buttons. .........3
1000 iadcs gold enamcled sleeve buttons 10
5000 Solitaire Gold Brooches .................3 - IL
5000 Coral Opal and Emarald Brochees j
5000 Col cameo and pearl Ear Drsps. ...'...3 "
1000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava Florentne Ear Drops. T.
5000 Gold I'bimblcs :......,.....5 10
10000 Coral, Opal and Emerald Ear Drops. .o ~
10000 Miniature Lockets. ....................4 IA
10000 Miniature Locketsmagic spring ........s II
10000 Plain Gold Rings -...,............4.- -
10000 sets Ladies' Jewery Gold and Jet ...... "a
10000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry, Cameo, Pearl, &c, 90
10000 Ladies' Gilt and Jet Bracelets .........4 II
10000 Ladies' Gilt AID Jet Hat Supporters. IL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

This entire list Of beautiful and valuable
gs,ds: Will be sold for One DOLLAR each,
Certificates of all the above articles, will be
placed in envelopes, and sealed These en-
velopes are sent by mail. as ordered, without
regard to choice. On the receipt of the GER
tificate you will sec what you are to have
and then it is at your opt ion to send the
Dollar and take the article
Five certificates can be ordered for ST.:
eleven for ~; thirty for S.; sixty-five for $40
and ono hundred for SIS We will send n
single Certificate on the receipt of 25 cents.
Agents wanted to whom We offer special
terms; sand -. cents for one certificate and
Oh. circular with terms
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
Only One Dollar

viii be charged for any article list, and this
the purchaser need pay until he what he is
get! This plan accords with the method recently be-
popular or dslosing OF large stocks o Jswery
aud similar productions. az
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

ID. Ms Gssfs1l Trick mo & Fields, 1876
Nassh llll Street, Boston. have be J.
gun the publication Of new series
.qft4nstrated vot,'"ses Of Poetry. con-
claiming. popular selections, from leading
.4asTcap and English Poets. Each
volume will contain about one hundred
pages handsomely printed OF tinted pa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

~rHESS Bitters are prepared, In pure Rourhon
Whisky, from y combination OF over twenty dit~
fCrrEt kinds OF roots, barSS and hC.RS which
Act IN perfect concert one with the ether, pre-
pared from the original formula given by the
great chief, Rel Jacket, 10 Dr. Chaplin, who
used Ihcla successfully IN his practice for many
years ana by their Use gained 50 seat a popularity
Il the treatment and care Of Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint. Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head
ache Fever and Ague. AHA all dis. arising from
torpid liver or indigestion Persons suffering from
either of these loathSome diseases will Gud sure
cure by The Of these Biters which perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and pci>ons usu-
silly Put up in such preparations and pHlmcd of On
an ullsuspectiag public A single trial will con-
vince the most sSep:ical that in the RED JACKET
there is virtue which other Bttters possess. -
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are Vuequaled for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
The give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence.
They are a preventive OF Fever and Ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatabls.
jagged persons and delicate females will find they
can save large doctors bills by the of these BIZ
tiers
Beware Of counterfeits. The Red Jacket Bit
,ters only sold in bottles with cur name blows
OF the side. and our private government! stamp
tF ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
ONE DOLLAR!

ERead the following list of Articles to
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
wlTHoT REFeARD TO COST

The goods Questionable styles and most excellent
workmanship and sacrificed in this
eve the fropretors from embarrassment occasoned by
distracng civil 1t should be prominently stated,
also, that they mostly Of
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
per and bound IN neat pamphlet

per and bound In neat pamphlet
form.
The following will be the initial vol
umes. 'Household Poems" Songs
for all Seasons Matt onal Lyrics "
Lyrics eff Life" "Humorous Poems"
"Religious Poems" To be followed
by others Of which early announcement
will be made. The price will be fifty
EMS for each volume. We trust that
this effort of the publishers to
place the best poem, of the best
poets within the reach of every
household will meet with general aecep-
lance. The first two named volumes
are already given to the Pablo.
----~<.>---
SoME CT THE HESULTs IF INDIGEs
TON A feeling of ovcr-fullness after
eating: troubled with sinking seusa-
ton at the pit Of the stomach between
meals; depressed spirits; difficulty in
calculating or arrangign ideas; hatu-
lence in the stomach and bowels; rising
in the morning unrefroshed; after per
forming small amoSnt Of labor feeling
!ansuid, faint and dizzy: swimming of
the head and sudden timness of sight
after having been intently reading or
writing
To overcome all tie above lie not use
a powerful catilaric that will PROSTATE
you, nor fry stimulent that will give
you relief for the moment and be fol-
lowed by collapse; nor violent as
tringeut that first irritatcs. apl in the
end, partially paralyzes the digestive
organs: but use the a;ll eJriial. Red
Jacket Bitters,' which will gently as
sist instead of attaching the functions
of nature.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26
The Tariff and its Effect on Prices

ThesC Chicago Tribune lets of a broadside
Of angry nonsense at the cotton manufac.
tories Of New England, whom it accuses Of
growing rich at the expense of Western
farmers, who have to pay fifty cents yard
for brown shirtings; and this unrightious
state of affairs it imputes to the tariff. We
might, if we chose to do foolish thing. re-
tort by accusing the Western farmers of
growing rich at our expense, and lay the
blame upon the tariff, seeing that we are
compelled to pay two dollars a busheI for
potatoes and seventy cents pound for bnt-
ter The tariff lays much heavier duty
op'agricutaral products than il it does on
cotton manufactures; potatoes, for instance
pay duty of twenty-five cents per bushei.
and cotton five cents pound But the
tariff in the present, condition of affairs has
no Influence on prices ' If the
tariff were wholly abolished, prices would
rise rather than fall in consequence Of it
We can state onesfact i'll regard to the New
England cotton manufactures we
trust, are growing rich like the Western
farmers-which viii be sufficient to show
the Chicago Tribune that they derive very
little benefit from the tariff: One of the
largest calico printing mills in New Eug-
land imports its printing cloths from Eng
isnd, while there are other manufacturers II,
Massachusetts that import very largely ..
brown sheetings' which they have stamped
with their own trkne mark Ia manchester
TINS is sufficient evidence that .cottons car
be imported cheaper than they can be man
ufactu'ed here. Tine duty on shifting ant
sheetings 10 hut Ave cents yard, while tue
49, f.,
tue course Of a fortnight. The price of cot
TIM is al! thetirne on the rise, and our West
crn friends will have to pay more for THEN
shirts next mouth than they did the last =
In additieil~to the five cents yard duty on
cottons, they must be prepared for an export
duty OF i've cents a pound on cotton. -Neas
York I1sdep6a.deWt ~-as s- r
The above is sufficient answer to the
allegation that the high price of cotton
goods is attributable to the tariff. The ab
'surdity of tie charge becomes still more
glaringly apparent, when, some additional
reasons for the apr sent high prices are taken
into account. There is an immense demand
for such goods. Throughout nearly one
halt OF the Union exists an almost utter
restitution OF them, In the loyal States
people have been ecopomising, and delaying
as long as possible to make purchases. in
the hope that with the end of the war would
come fall in prices until at length they
ARE compelled to buy. Again, there is lbut
a very small crop Of cotton growing the
tpresent year, sin amount not more than one
tenth of the amount produced before the
Fwar.' Under the present cir 8 instances it
is not inevitable, with or without a tariff,
that cotton goods should be high, and is
not suprernely preposterous to ascribe to
thetariff what is so obviously the result Of
other and totally different causes?
The same argument has been used to
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

show that the present prices of iron and
steel are due to the tariff. The Democrat
said ia an article the other day.
The tariff tax on imported iron is now
$50 per ton, SO that no iron is Imported
no reven ue is received for iron--and tie
people Of the West are compelled to pay
from $50 to 500 ton fol all the iron they
use. This emphatically settles the fate Of
ell proposed new railroads and SIMILAR pub
lie a. we'll as private improvements. Blight
and niliew are falling Oh the West, for no
reason Whatever. but to Fill the pockets OF
iron monopolists." r. s:.s".
This is nranifestly written either without
any knowledge of the subject or with q de-
hD.rate purpose to misrepresent, We have
taken the pains TO compare the wholesale
prices of iron aud steel as given in this mar
ket in October, 1860 with the present pri-
c.a Ear.. ra aNula pxaulYIpR 30
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26
Lake Co. nm) statissics.-Ths w

Lake Go. I'LL statistics.-Ths Wau
kegan Gazette of last week, publishes the sta
tistioG of Lake Co., adjoining US on the south
The aggregate population is 1860. No. o
manufacturing establishments, n. Val. o
manufactures during the past year, $lo2, $50
Val. of live stock in the Co, 81, 194, 495. Val
of Grain products, 1851, 9s7. Val. of all othol
products, S585, 68l. Pounds Of wool last year
33O, $50.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26
Circuit Court, County OF KcpOSha.

D. Thomas Vail, Plaintiff, against Rodney N. Whip
pie. J. *. Pollard, William Ernst, Roxana smith,
Is ADMIN stratrix Of the Estate OF Albert b
rml h deceased, Roxsna Smith, widow OF AibeI
b. smith, 'iecessea, and Eva I. -Snaith, william
A. smith Bertha SMITH, heirs al law of Albert y.
smith, Deceased, DefsDdatls. f-sL Es-tH
so cent U. s. intcrual !
-.t @ Rev Stamp Cancelled {
The State of Wisconsin, u
To Lie 4 Dove n Nled DEFENDANTS
You are hereby sunmoneu, SadTedureG 10 answo,
the comp ANT IL ths ~cIiun, whicff fi.d IN ia.
OH Of The Oerk Of he Circnit Court Of the Count,
Of &esosha =; kenoshA, and 10 serve copy OF yeuj
sDsw.r 10 the said complaint On the Suoscfibers a
tier nee, no 1885, ESs Water Street, "a the CITY d
Milwaukee vi hit sTenty days after the sc, vice o
tbs sum nlobs oa you, exclusive ofsthe Jay suct
service; aud if you ia ii 10 The said complaint
WI nm the lime Aforesaid, Ihe Plaiutf tkiS actor
wall apply to the Court for the relief deuanoed ii III.
Complaint,
- nb EAheSs 4 vANDrEE.
~ PiAIni!Ga AikurnaHn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

A New ESTABLISHMENT -Messers DAv1s
AND BARNES, have opened a -Four and Feed
Store, on market street, first door west Of
the City Hotel, where they propose to keep
on hand, thewell known brand Rich mond
Mills Flour, and other popular brands, to-,
gether with all kinds Of Feed-Bran, shorts,
middlings, &c. Messers Davis aud Barnes
are both well known in this city az active,
energetic and Industrious young men, who
will do their best to accommodate the pub
lie. We commend them to the liberal pat
Vonage of our citizens = :
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

DoN'T OVERLOOK the announcement Of S.
c. johnson in our special notice column, in
reference to large additions to his stock of
School and miscellaneous Books, Statione ry
&c. We have seldom seen in this market
a more attractive stock of Goods in his line
than Mr.. johnson now offers to tho public.
. Don't fail to accept his invitation to go and
look at his stock.