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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, &C-BY
> the load room. Eighth avenue, Thirty third and
Thirty fourth streets office 800 West Thirty fourth street,
corner Eighth avenue. II. O.. HAEGER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

1AS EAST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS,
lVC with convenience for Housekeeping One Par
Tor on first floor; Back Tarlor on third noor
J1iS BRoADwAY.-HOusE 22ye0, FOUR FLOORS,
III twenty rooms and al thoroughly renovated suit
able for letting furnished to let with immediate pos
session. TALLMADGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

'I'O RENT--A FIRST CLASS POUR STORY BROW,
stone House, Central Park, of the finest loca
In this city, finished IN tie elaborate STYLE Fl
fronts utcd columns 10 dooIway all the late modern i'm
provcmens Of finest description and immediate possession
Apply at 90 JOHN FETfRETCJ, AIS Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

ITO LET-A MODERN THREE STORY HOUSE, UP
town. east side; nicely furnshed SlbO month. Also
several handsomely furnished Iouscs fine locations
ADAMS a. co, $50 Broadway.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04

Une trial and you will neqer use any others.
IL u net necessary 60 publish bag iist OF dis.
eases Tor which the Cedron Bitters ffs = specific
Ia all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER Ola KIDNEYS
In ell affections o. the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON OERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELSt
Ia GOVT, HHEUMATIsM AND REu.
HALGIAt
Aud IN FEVER AND AGUEt
Ills destined TO superoede all otbsr remedies IL
net eAly cures thss~ diseases, but it FAEVEsrs
them
vine glass full o. the Bitters taken an hour
beiors eseh meal, Will obvAts the al effects Of the
most uHhealthy climate, and screen siho person
taking IL against disease under the IN ost iryinP
exposures.
sold BY Druggists and 0rOoers generally.
DR.. JOHN BoLL's Princil "a ofioe, Flnl
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold by PETER vIERLIzG,
febs Sole Agent. Evansville. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04
Dyspe p = i n,

ID its attendant train Of symptoms. 10 acts more
aAe charm than . medicine. There is nothing
In tue range OF the Maieria MedioA that for = mo
4enl bear comparison with it in this disease.
fell account Of this wonderful plant may be
AHnd IN the nth edition Of the U. S. Dispensato-
y pages 1887 aud 1883
series 81 experimen u In which pr. Bull has
"a sr years engaged, has just been brought 10
successful terminal iou and he IL now enabled 20
otter 20 the public combination OF Codron, with
other approved tonios, the whole preserved Ia the
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon whisky
Akeh he Il confident has equal In the world
= might furnish volume Of certificates, bat
public have long since learned 70 estimate
&aags At their true value. The aafess pian IT, for
very cue 20 test for himself the virtues Of new
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04
CARD.

The undersgued hsviag sold out his entire stock
q seady MADE Clothing, and Gsntlsnzsns' Far.
nishing Goods. aud retired from the bnsfpe-s
hereby expresses his grateful sckn0w le-iesusut.
% his numerous friends and Customers Tor their
past pasTonagesa literally extended to him, ana
would respectfully recommend Msssrs TAYLOR a
Co, vine have succeeded i'm in the business aud
who ara Row prepared 70 furnish - their ustoug-
sFs sysEy article in their lire, Of the very bet
sGAnss and - We Hszt tASersbls priess.
A1SS 4s 4. Ex0E.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is tEEREBY GIVEN THAT I.
y William G. B0sPPls, Collector Of the City Of
AFAnsFills, setwesn the hours Of and Il O'Clock
D. rs and 3 ahd O'Clock p. m, on
TUESDAY,, TIE 10th OF JANUARY, 1885,
win sell at public auction al the door of the
Coart House II tbs City Of Evansvflle, Indiana.
the following lots, parts Of lots, and parcels ef
real estate and improvements ssed for the nav
Tasut Of eitytaxss for the year lS64 due fros the
oWners fhefeof 20 the city Of Erauxyfila-ssi5
taxes being now due aud unpaid-and for the costs
Of said sAls and that the said sals will ba.eon
tinEsd oHthe next day thereafter. viz: on We'd
nss4ay, the u tn DAP Of January, 1855, at O'clock
. at tlA door ofths CouFs House On Evansville
for the pnrPose Of selling such property as may
hare been sold on the day FIRST above mentioned,
and not paid for
eRIaISAL PLAN.
Olraer. Lot. BIZ Ter.
Possys faystte, 5 y ...-.----.-.. SS-....sIl3 O.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints ga, Al,
5-4,, 104 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand Saeques, Ladies Sun Um-
brellas and Psrasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, TO which We would
call the attention of sll wishing to pur-
ehases in our line of business
uy3o-lV JAQUESs n FRENCH.
No. 10 Firse Street. Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04
House Furnishing
AID
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
we have a full stock of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &c. 60, making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansv lille.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04
REMOVAL.
THOS. g. MAnHER

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANI.
- - laeturing Establishment 20 No. FIRST
STREET lciow Main. He has a largo and sle.
gsnt assortment Of Home made Work, a. nne a.
the hnest, guaranteed "a good a. the best and
~ sale as cheap As the cheapest" and little
cheaper.
Ills entire stock - consisting Of ane Buggy
Aoseh, and Carriage Harness, Lieht Trotting
Heasy Wagon, pray, aud Express Harness, Sad.
Yless 10 endless variety Brides Of all kinds, in
Lines, Military Work in short, everything IN
his line, frem a liams strap 10 Monitor Sad.
ate has been manufactured under his imms-
diste supervision, by skiiifui aAd experienced
Nurk man, and u nov offered 20 the ira 10 AZ
EASTERN PRICES. Being able 10 compete sue.
eessiuily With aus thing in the market, in style
hnlshs durability, aud price, he only asks a rial
taii ana examine Tor yourselves APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04
& CARD.
m. n. A ARMTsTEAD.

+ ATE OF HENDERSON, KENTUCKY, TIN
IL dsrs bis professional services 20 the citizens
on Third street one aSeT below the New Methodist
Church. On. Is-srss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04

L Received daily, Warranted fresh
Il. A. COOK, Agent.
COsDEHsED mILK.-s dozen cans Condensed
" MIR at H. A. COOKS.
HONEY ID dozen 2 ID cans fresh Honey at
II H. A. COOKS
- boz. FRESH CLANS.
" ~ dor fresh salmon,
~ doz do HOLSTERS,
doS piekeled CLANS,
dr. do Holsters, Al
HA. COOKS.
('OyE OYsTEa9-50 doz aud 10 cans Cove
" Oysters, at II. A. COOKS.
('EEDH CORN AND PEAS doz Green
ia. COOKS
DUREETT DUsKER's EXTRACTS --7s dor
ID assorted Extracts At II. A. COOKS
~ BBLs SPLIT PEAS.
III 3 bbls Pearl Barley
bbls 0st Meal,
2 bbls FariaA,
I case Pearl sagos
! Dbl Green Peas.
] bill Mfist Seed, ct II. A. COOKS.
INREsH BLAcKBERKIEs.--4o dOz cans fresh
II Biaekbsfrles. At II. 4. COOKS.
CtTRAwBERRfEs AND CHERRIES.
- 80 doz cans fresh stra~bsrries,
IA. COOKS.
DIE FRUIT IN GLASS. "a doE assorted Cur
i rants, 6oosebsrfies, kasptaFries, and Cherries
= =. :
IFHOtCE FAMILY soAf.-l0o boxes choice
y f.H.il, soap a u. a, SooA ),
OLIVE Ola cases Olive on, in quarts aud
~ 10 cases do. ia pinia. At ia. COOKS
CroEE wAEB.-s,ooo gals stone War; from
> Patham, OHIO. forsale Al Pottery prices At
~. a. 'ooh >
,pvsu c,N p,ur .pprrs "a, A., 80.
II rhote. Pre- Annlea a. n A crOK'E
+ Peaches, at II. A. COOKS.
-. .,,,,,.,, ,,,rl.ur..,,.,
L'EAt Rs DuSi hS.-"u n"A assorted sizes
Il Feather busters, the only asaortmsnt 70 be
found ia the cry. At II. a. cOoh >
nICKLEsi plCKLESf
~ bbl. eb,fes pletIn.
ioIZbbl ae a.
Il len Rai kegs d.
Is i've 10 DO do
g doc gal DO
~ doa = gsi 90 -
70 doz = gal do At " a. COOKS.
'VONATOE CATsUP.-I Dbl choice Touaioe
L CatsuP,at II, 4. COOKS.
(NHO.oE TEAsi
- 20 chests assorted Young Tyson Tea,
sG 40 40 E Sn,ni1stsi IT,. ieS'
On y ~ -
9e{9 40 sslort.d RIsck r..
All ~ 49, r.. -, -, ..I~,.t ~ ,.ts go,
onr them 10 ,be RAJ = bsISv ~ ny, H. ~ W.
market. All are asked to try them. Samples viii
be given when asked, at Ii. a. COOKS.
r,AGroN pprerpyFn cT~orp --
- cases preserved Ginger. at
H. A COOKS.
.,,g-.-e,, -,
Ill 40 ~ T.a, ssp.ava .er,a.,fn,. r.,, "a
- -, ~ - IN - Sus~Ss' s0's'nsns , new anu
Mo No Na'' A1'0 ~ ~ - y. a OoOn o
IN 80. ~ I'm ,s..s g. $3.50
= ~ ''7 F''s coou.s
RAlslNs, CURRANTs, &c.
loo y A. AZ ao
so i do 40 40
10 casks fresh 2antie Currsnts,
10 boxes do Genoa Cttrons,
10 mats seedless haisins,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04

Ever brought to this market, consisting
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04
Compound PICTORIAL of wnd ohsrr

Compound PICTORIAL OF wild Cherr
has become household word throughout the
" est and south and his Worm LOzenges, In less
than year after their Introduction, attained
reputation ~ wide spread - the eentineni @
North America. But the crow ing glory OF hi
life remains 20 BE attained In hia latest discovery
or rather combination; for he does not claim 10
have been the discoversr Of CEDRQN, which Il the
basis Of the bitters now offered to the public
That honor belongs TO the native Inhabitants Of
Neutrai America, to whom its virtues have heeu
knewn for more than two hundred years Az. "a
with u, the Indian bids defiance 10 the mosi dead
ty malaria. and handles without fear the most ven
omous seFpents. 1t 10 . belief with them that
while there is breath left IN the body the Cedron
Is potent 10 cure, no matter what the disease May
BE-.
while DIT. Bull u not prepared to indorse THE
eAtFsvagant pretension, he Is nevertheless salts.
ned tfom thorough examination OF the evidence
rtlAtiYe % lie virtues, that a. a remedy and pre-
NentAtiFe Tor all diseases arising from exposure
either 70 the changes % weather and climate ezie
the miasmatie Influences, Il stands without m
val, and iastiy deserves the reputation u has g
t-s. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04

Brown Sheeting and shirtingS
Bleached Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash
meres, Satinetts, Tweeds, Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves
and Hosiery. &C., &c. Also a full
stock Of Notions.
These Goods we're all bought before
the great advance in prices, and we viii
guarantee to sell as low as the same kind
of Goods can be bought in any market
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24
Farm for Sale,

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm
situated five miles East of New Orelc q 5
vert OF necoral on tie Stage road. miles
North West of Burr Oak SPRINGS, IS North
West OF tain,:,r on the Rail Road survey
1t is unsurpassed in thc country for stock
and gram raising, and comprises Gso
acres OF which 45O acres are fenced $50
acres sroko, pasture of 80 acres enclosed
with post and rail fence, a never falling
spring in the pasture, dwelling houses and
timber enough for the farm. never failing
spr ngs one well, and 3 streams Of water
that runs through the farm. 1T can be di.
v'ded into 80 acre lots, and have water IN
each lot. IL can be purchased with the
crops and with sufficient farming to,ls fo
the farm. 1t i'll be sold in lots to suit pur
chasers. Iher,is tavern stand on tn
premises. For terms apply to
r3svema JOHN HHOI THAN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24
WHOLE no. p /

E"'h Gas t.>. VAR 10 over ..,,, =
pretty good run. The henrticat con
graduation That were induced bg tic
'"rm'natIon Of the war, arosc fror ;I,;.
Tact that the people would ee. ovcr
singing "whcn tI.is cruel war il oye,"
Nr' Nov the popular .nrsue is sir &
ing and Nhistlirg "Tramp, tramp,
tramp the boys arc marching. W..
are l" great danger of hcing t,,nr!eh
- death: With it. Beneath ,hc starry
lag re shall breath the air again"
" had been holding cur breath CT
else '''sai"lns cAo|ofor,n up to this pe
r'od' we suppose but row We Lrea,a
ar again. That air is hreathed by q
great many peHple aho.t now. What
rex'! W: aw"it the rcp!y Of III,
popular cong @ritors. - st .Eoseph Her.
H'd. ~-''
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24
NEW OREGON HOWA COUNTY. IOWA, NOVEMBER "a I8R5

oy the s'a;e, county township end COZ
poratior cficers; and YET we arc un.
touched by Taxation for their support.
Ie Gods, car the nollhty Of Europe
boast of more! (ProIonged cheering
and cries of $50 on"
Brother Z mdholders. we do not
work, neither do we sweat, vet we
have millions who toll and mois.eu
the soil with their (ailv sweat, to pay
the interest on our bonds. We have
them in our power. Last week I in.
vested 500, 900 in bonds, ard thereby
took that amount Of tie duplicate for
taxation, ana loaded the taxes of that
amount on the broad shoullers Of our
noble farmers, mechanics and returned
soldiers. BY rising one hour earlier
aud working one hour later, they can
easily pay tLeir taxes, our taxes and
our princely incomes on our untaxed
bonds besiAes: (vociforous applause. J
The government had the right to
draft the life of tie poor mou, bu. it
had not the right to seize the property
Of the rich. Property is worth more
than life. We stand on the terms Of
the contract forced out oc the govern
ment in it's necessities by cur power
and patriotism. We now demand the
''pound Of ffesh," and the llooc with it
if it cnslavcs them all.
On the principle Of giving credit to-
whom credit is duc,' We here state
thai We are indebted to the Ohio
Statesmen for the above report Of Mr..
bondhol,ler's speech.
Workingmen how DO you like the
picture9
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24
PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO HAVE A
DEMOCRATIC CABINEr.

sIDNNT JOHNSON TO HAVE
DEMOCRATIC CABINET.
The Washington correspondent of
the Ohio Statesman under date ofOc.
25rd, writes 81 follows:
The President will change his Cab
met making one sweep to dispersc the
crowd, is to my mind, fixed fact. The
Monroe Doctrine speeches of Monsgom.
cry Blair have much e:gaificauce in
them. They foreshs6ow the renewal
of Seward, and to-day the rumor is that
;iIoro,io Seymour, Of New York will be
invited to take his place. Thomas
Florence will be Secretary Of the Ma
w. and Montgomery Blair have the
choice Of the General Post Office and
the Interior Department. I am as
sured that no Cabinet eh"ngc will take
place until the return Of General Nc
Clellan from Europe, when he will
take the War Department and sen d
Stanton kiting-This fact is the key
note Ct President Johns ms future.
That he has invited Mcclellan into
HE Cabinet, | have from the best au.
thority, s,cond hand from the White
House, and that revelation rings .h.
death-knell Of Abolitiouism. Tho re.
mainder Of the change will be of the
Same nature. and then you will soc the
fur fly. All who do no: promptly ac-
commodate themselves to the change
Of programme will be disposed of as
Richard disposed of Buckingham by a
prompt "off with his head!'' Mr..
johnson will allow no one to oppose
his reconstruction scheme and hold Of
flee and, it IS SAID, that most of the
Post masters, Land officers and Treas
ury agents are already marked for
prescription. Mr.. Chase will not 6ud
a friend ir Office to tell the tale. Ex-
Governor Dennison, although a g,od
officer, will 90 cut with the rest, and
with him and Seward, goes the Colsm-
bus Postmaster. If such be the will
Of the Lord, let the Lords will be
done.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24

ARrEMcs WARE pS Rro.oAS,z,-
T''S'-Ar'cmus Ward, in recent let-
ter, thus gives an i'iea Of reorcan;za.
ticn:
l is'e attempted to reorc,n;x, nv
wife hut once. | shalt never ,,tenn.
it as'i". III been to public dinner.
an' h"d allowed myself into jri,tli,'
several peoples health; and v;sh;nc
10 make en- as robust az possible /
continued d'inkin' their health unit,
my 'Sn hecomc affected. The .conse.
kens was I presented nvsclS r., n,,.
sys hc'lriac, vi; he .nai lerasjle l;o,or
co"cea'ed about my person. / had
somehow 6 posseslun q e lossylip
on my way ions. lie nemhcrin so,ne
cra''Hy "bScrvasun of Mrs. Ward'u
IN the morning | snnpt .hc whip putty
HVc'y' and in lou Voice sai,l, BETSY
you ncc'' reorssn;z;n. ] hove coma
hs's'F, l con:inucl-cr.ckin' tho
y. ~"'p or tao bed II have come to
rc"rs1n;z' yau!' "
That night z dreamed that s,me.
'oij had !ai! i l,"sarh:p orer Inc sew
III ''tncs; al! when vote up / found
she hal | 'hain't drunk much &c
ary'Nin since, and if ever hsye any
reorssn: :zns .j,5 On hand Ill let il
out."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24
SPEECH OF 4 BONDIOLDER

Reader, imagine meeting of bond
holders, congreg.ted to congratulate
themselves and the country upon the
success oftheir ''loyal' and pa a:riotic''
efforts for the suppression Of the REBEL
ion and the salvation of the povern.
ment.
Imagine that the time for "toos st mi
wine" has come, and the President in
full sencrous voice, reads:-"IHf
American Bondholders-The onlv
true representatives of European civil.
ization in America"
Hon. Mammoth Bondholder rises
to his feet and responds as follows:
FELLOW oNuHoLDERs-We are
power in this government. We own
thirty hundred million dollars in bonds
and greenbacks. 1t will take over one
fifth Of all The property of every de.
scription in the United States to paw
US these debts, We'oxn one horse in
every five; one acre IF land in everv
five: one fifth Of every homestead i'm
the United States, and to secure the
payment Of these, We hold mort,a 90
on every form and every article Of
property in the United States
(Cheers.)
More than this, Brother Bondhodl-
ers: This vast Wealth goes scot free
Of taxation. We ride over the public
roa's and we pay no road tax. We
send our children to tho public schools,
and We pay NJ school tax. We are
protected in cur persons and rroport,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24

AN EDlTon1AL REc1pE.-The
following is said to be tn, private
recipe Of n Washee .etlitor-but
We don't believe it. "Take one
pl'ft OF whiskey, stir it we'll with
one spoonful Of whiskey; then
add another pint of whiskey-
beat carefully with a spoon, and
keep pouring in whiskcy. Fill
a large bowl with water. and
make the servants set it out O.
your reach. Take small tumb.
lcr, pour IN two spoonsful of wa
ter; pour out the water and fiji
up with whlskey, and add to the
above. Flavor with whiskey to
your taste. \ dose: three fin.
gers every half hour"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24
NJ MERCYl

when r'an from paradise was driven.
And t''orhS around his pathway sprung,
owcct mercy, wandering therc from
Heaven.
Upon those thorns bright roses flung;
And, aye. as .insticc cursed the ground,
She stole behind unhcard, unseen,
And as the curses fell areunI.
She scattered seeds of Joy between.
And thus, as evils spri ine to light
And spread like weeds their poisons wide
r0sh healing plants como blooming
bright,
And stood to check them side by side.
And now, though Ed N blooms afar,
and man :, "1i!ed from her howars-
ct mercy steals through he!t and ba.
ANA hri"gs away her choicest flowers.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24

>HE GR0pESTEEN PIANO FORTE
sui retains its precedence and great
popularity, and after undergoing gradual in
proVements for apcriod of thirty years, Is
now pronounced by the musical world tn
be unsurpassed and even unequaled in rich.
ness vo'nr and purity Of tone, DURABILITY
and cheapness. Our new scale, F,ench ac-
tons: harp pedal, iron Frame over. .struno
bass, seven octave, rosewood pianos we a,o
selling cheaper by from leo to 5000 tba,
the same style and finish are sold bv onv
other first class makers in the countr,
Dealers and all in want of good pianos are
invited to send for our Descriptive Catalogue
which contains photographs of our different
styles, together with prices. No one sbou,d
purchase piano without seeing this Cata.
loguc. Medals almost withoat number
have been awarded to the Grovesteen Piano
and at the Celebrated Worlrs Fair. thoucb
put in competition with others from all mart
OF Eu11Fe ond the u. S. it took the highest
ward Established 1881
vs'.sseen Co.,
. J0kDwAV NEW YORK
(v6n57yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24
Dls,RLED SoUruERN So, ,,,,

D'5'HLED SoUrHERN Sol pllsRs.-
The Richmond Wig urges th~. Vir-
gina should q: once provide for the
mslmed and disabled of her cons who
became 50 by serving in the ls:s war.
"The Unit,l States takes cave Of h..
MANNED heroes>-but the United State,
cannot, perhaps provide for .techical
rebels against her authority. This
duty devo|vcsupo lthe Old D,min,on."
Certainly some proper provision should
oe rAde in every Southern State.
ine't"s Io' tlis purpose aiIl fall chiet
ly uron the great estate owners. tho
wealthy men who for the most Dart
led in the rebellion,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24
VT, T. NO,2
New Oregon Plain Dealer

p,I,,;,,.>A syary rrllag @ thH p!: nstlerDrnt'ns
yyn;. LIN street; New Oregon. iio@STdO'"i'y' Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24
TNANr TKAJI2 rRAM,.

Americans are peculiar in one thing -
they vii! sing song to death. In cur
as,ef os'atence We can recall many in.
stances Of tho kind. We remember
how often "Oll Daa Tucker was taun-
ted with beng too late to comc to the
evening meal; how little rest we gave
"Oh susanna" (wc Ouc ,Susanua;o
wc;shty dehD and how cntranceily we
alluded to the eyes Of dearest Mae"
those orbs that renceras: moonlight
entirely superfuous. ."The Poor Old
Slave,'' was allowed but little rcposc,
although he hAl ostensibIy gone to
rest. "The Old Folks at Home" were
torn from that quiet and seclusion
which their age and inGrmlties i'm
pera,ivcly demandcd aud forced to do
duty IN every minstrel and concert
company in the land. "ullDog Tray"
the faithful old pup, was for long tine
drawn by the tail through all manner
of brass instruments, wound up to an
agonizing pitch by piano keys, and
made to howl plainly in four voices.
"The Silver Moon" had to rol! on by
the day as we'll as night, con
stautly performing the unromunerative
task of guiding the "traveler on his
way" apparently regardless Us to
whether tho a,ght ,s.!e's s,ng vas IN
tune" or not: "Ho ne. Sweet Home,'
has been so successfully divestc3 Of all
it's attractive features, that many pco-
pie | ~, been satisfied to become wan
derers for the remainder of their exist.
ence. "Gentle Annie" was q great
bore, for atime; although we were con.
stantly assured that "thcu will come
no more, gentle Annie" she still kept
coming. Then there was no end to
those winds that BLEW bitter across
the Wild Moor We got very sick
Of 50 much "blowins" over the moor.
Othello, the Moor Of Venice wasn't
blow'd over more. "Nclly was lady"
sang everybody. We'll, she might
have been, but where an assersion Of
that nature is made 80 often and 80 per-
sistently, we are inclined to question
the founlationfor the assertion. "We
have have heard youaS ladies singing
who willcare for mother now?" while their
old mothers were wearing thems elves
out in tue kitchen over the family
washing. Then thereis "John Browns
Body" Instead of being permitted to
lie quietly 'Smouldering in the grave"
it was kept marching on, with enough
knapsacks strapped on his back" to
supply q regiment vita that necessary
article ofcar:p snl gsrri 4ou eau;psza
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24

There is only one "mail contract"
says young lady, that she could care
about embracing or cmharkin. in.
When John asked her what it was.
she retired decorously behind ler fan
and maintained an expressive silence.
The contract was soon sealed.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24

The "pers'mnoa Count ;, b.b.t;r !.
club" out in Indianns, ~. 49,. s
thequestion, "Whic'a is the n,ous
8 girl with her 6rst eau Or .ar
With her first baby" '''a