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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

PUBLIC MEETING At THE AFRICAN CHuRcR.-A pnb.
lie meeting of the citizens OF Richmond will be held this
Tuesday evening, at the African Church, at half past
seven o'clock proposition designed to further the in
,asis ohe COnfederacy and assist in the great strug
CHE for independence will be presented and discussed
Addresses may be expected from Hon. j. w. Moore, Of
Kentucky, and Rev. j. E. Edwards, of this city, and
Others. general attendance is requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

HUsTIAGs CouRT or MAGisTRATEs.-rhe follow
ing business was done by This court yesterday
Elizabeth Howell, Charged with stealing silk
dress aud some gold coin from WIN. Barrett, was
acquitted and discharged.
Sarah Sader was lined $50 and costs for selling
liquor without LICENSE.
Frank, slave of James II. Grant, charged with
stealing bag oil coffee from some person unknown,
was acquitted.
Several other negro cases We're disposed Of
They were Of no interest, save to the pafties con-
cerned-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
Confederate States Congress
SECOND coNGREss-sECoND SESSION
SENATE.
a. ..v.
MONDAY, March IL
~ Senate mcf Id l1 81


The Senate met at Ii O'Clock A. NJ, Mr.. Hun
TER President pro tsle., in the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. aNinnegerodc, Of the
Episcopal chrreh.
Mr. WALKER, from the Committee oRthe Ju-
dietary, reported back House Joint resolution res
pccting a census. Passed
Mr. OLDHAM, from the COMMITTEE on the Post
Oace, reported back House bill to Authorize the
Postmaster General to purchase United States
postage stamps for certain purposes. Passed.
: Mr. SEMMES, from the Committee on Finance,
reported back House bill 90 amend the act TO re-
duce the currency ana to authorize a new issue of
note. and bonds with an amendment. The amend
ment was agreed to, aud the bill rejected BY the
following vote
Yeas-Messrs. Barnwel Graham, Maxwell, Cr;,
Ssu,mes Of 10 nisiSna, and " aiser-6.
Nays-Nessrs, Brown, Caperton, Henry, Hunter,
Johnson of Georgia, Johnson Of Missouri, Oldham,
SinRs Of kentucky Vest, Watson and Wigfall-
II. --.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
THE NEWS.
mn SITUATION.


ILcIc TJ5 on universal Inquiry lvr news yestsr-
d1y, JU. nothing could be obtained during the day
~lcL ay.!d satisfy the eagerness Of tue public t,
Euo" "ia, was going on. OF course, Sunday ru
--ar' wese si7at, which served TO supply topics o.
-''''--'''' Il' !'' p's-.'e Aoorly expecting 70
"-.' '.. .'.'-..'i t'o' o1"' '0N N0ith CaTohD'
a'% ... .-''~Ii',ils ''e announcement Of ,hc
I''' as '-.'''' .' Sherman army.
Tie TOBACCO EJACULATION
We have Obtained the main facts OF the grea
l'1S-e' ~i-eN'a''eE- IN reference to which ther,
"e't s. many rrm'rs- last week. 1t appears tha.
'H es'A' ei Ne" I'fS mercantile house, whose
4'.-s 20 is '' .I.i "sNp i'e"t 10 publish at LII.
t'~ proposed 60 certain parties IL tins city TO con
li'c' WA i"N Tor 'hs delivery OF specified guam
-lJ 81 Manufactured tobacco az fredericksburg
's 'Ale .aA!-S log "i' principals 70 remove TIE TO-
''l.5 '.- 'l.' '.a'. win tie implied consent o.
'''.'' p'''.lea tue Conied
- ''''' '''.'--'''e '--" consent II
80 tHs tooae''
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

VA ssat 10 W,lAiLsssa, fG~eshf:Fsss 'ae ss'snss.
~ -. - Pivar Al the second sttsek on Fort
F;sber Cen whiting was severely wounded cap
- ord ramoved to Governors Island, near The
,irv Of New'York. The Herald says he bore his
,'i.rortunes With great fortitude, and gained the
respect Of his captors by his cheeriulheSS ~ cap
tivit aud Illness. His wife is native O' 0''"''-
vile. North Carolina.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
ADJUTANT AND INsR GENERALS Vft...
Richmond, Feb. "A, 1856.
EXTRACT
SPECIAL ORDERS

M
XXI Ieayes of absence viii be granted paroled pr
so~rs until their exchange. provided they win report
within thirty days in person at Richmond Va, unless
nreyiousy notified of their exchange.
XXfT When the exchange of such soldiers has been
declared those who belong TO commands servng neIth
of the Southern boundary line Of North Carolina and IN
East Tennessee, viii Immediately report to them; all
others will be temporarily assigned to commands rom
their State serving North Carolina, Last 1enncs
and Virginia, they may volunteer in any such com
mand for temporary service to terminate when they are
able 10 rejoin their proper commands. -.
KILL As the communications South end West OF the
southern boundary line of North Carolina are cit OIL
leaves cannot at this time be granted soldiers WHO de-
sire to 70 beyond that line but when tic lines o! 'e
are reestablshed they will not be eoncmded W this Or
der,
XXIv The QnsItermaster's Department will furnish
paroed prisoners the transportation Indicated by these
orders and will pay them and soon as IS possbes
furnish il, will also issue them clothing.
By command of the Secretary OF War;
JNo. WITHERS
fea5-dIw Assistant Adjutant General! .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

THE CoNcERr.-The grand vocal and instrumen-
tai concert for the benefit of INDECENT families of
soldiers will be given tonight at Metropolitan Hall.
The amateur and professional talentsbrought into
requisitiop Oh the occasion must ensure brilliant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

Amendments of the Senate TO the tax bill appro.
ptiating the public revenue, were agreed to.
The taX bill engroSSed much of the time of this
davis session. Il twas finally passed.
The bill in relation to the assessment OF taxes on.
licenses was, in the next place, taken up and was
under consideration AZ hafpast three O'Clock, the
hour for adjournment,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

-. March = isos.
The undersigned, member Of the 52d Regiment yo In
fantry not unmindul Of the long and pleasant ssoc
ton they had with yon orr Of this regiment and
believing that you their State Senator haze discalg
RI your duties well and faithfully, do request that you
again oner yourself candidate for Teelection TO tie
state Senate for the Augusta District We feel that We
have rg ht at this critical time expect Of you the
benefit OF your long experience legislator espe sally
In view OF the fact that the next Legislature will ad
dition to Its present powers in all probability be clothed
. with the whole sovereign authority of Virginia
(Signedl John Hamilton. John Farmer, BF Hide.
brand. Is WooideIl, stribing trout. II Curry ana
Others SID Regiment g NJ cohrrn, Jr, and Others.
VA. SENATE, March 6, 1866.
To Officers and Soldiers Of 52d-Va. Iatantry and
Capt. q. N. Cochran ,jr., and others 49,
In compliance with your request that of other SOL
diers and citizens of Augusta consent become can
ddate for reelection 20 the Senate Grateful for the Kind
in which the request Is made for your an
provsl olny past win hoFe ~ ju.tty IL If
reelected by continued conscientious devotion 10 INV
representative duty. rf
mhl4--lt BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN
u We are authorized 10 announce
JAMES A. SCOTT candidate repre- tue civ of
Richmond in the House OF Delegates of Virginia
mh14-dte
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

OFFICE OF, J. r. ALLEN & co..
No. I3o Main street.
STOCKS, BONDS, &C., FOR SALE;
North Carolina Skies, new and old
Virginia do DO
Central Railroad Bonds 49,.
Va and Tenn. Railroad Bonds
Confederate 5o0 Million Bombs
DO I, and per cent Bonds
Detached Coupons of State and Railroad Bonds
Gold aad Silver Coin.
II Stocks, Bonds, &C., bought and sold
mhl4-6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

e1-(,itixcn, of hing William COuKty
will please send in their orders accompanied with the
funds for the purchase from the State Agency Of Do
mestics Osuabures, Cotton Yarns Cotton and Wool
Cards As there is a surplus Of goods to whicl the
county is entitled hereafter will take orders for as
mnch "a family needs for its own Use.
p. ii. SLAUGHTER, Jr. Com'l agent .
mhI4-c4t' Tor King William Co., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
no THE YOTERs' Ole THE sENA.

ii TORIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. Fellow Citizens have been warmly urged
nv many friends 10 announce myself as CANDIDATE
TO represent you the SENATE OF VIRGINIA. In yield
ing to the request as now do permit me to say that
am grateful for the kindness which has prompted the call
upon me- and ii il shall be the pleasure Of the good
people to elect me- trust that my former when
honored by your confidence in the same position viii be
your service
Very respectfully
Your fellow-citizen,
mhl4-5t' l. 4. AuupoI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

ir-rTo tire Voters Of Jefferson Conn,
~ Captain JOHN J. LOCH will be supported for th
House Of Delegates Election day 2sd Of March, 1886,
phi4-lw, 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

4 OsT-seyeral months ago--one iouR rks tEsr
cERTrrIcArr for 5000 due 10Th Of March, 1854 No.
7T given in my nams Application win be made for It's
renewal. -,,,,
hh-xeW "LSoN "iNfhEn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
tExrRAcrl Adult & INsP. GEMS OFFICE. }
Richmond March a. 1865.

Richmond, March 4, 1868
SPECIAL 0RDFKs}
No. 80.
XVIII. The following Exchange Notice is published
for the information OF the Army
"A Confederate officers and who were delivered al
Z" Charleston Savannah during the months OF Noyem-
Der and December last hereby declared to e&'
changed.
IAN Confederate officers and men who we're delivered
in James River Virginia, al any time before March ,'
1865, are hereby declared to be exchanged.
xxx. All furloughs granted under Special Orders 30;
46 A. g. o. Current series to enlisted men who as
above declared exchanged, ARE hereby revoked and
all enlisted men who exchanged, will at
once report for duty-those whose commands are be-
You'd the North Carolina line selecting companies tempo
rarly in accordance with Special Orders above referred
to. s
Commissioned officers exchanged will report to tlei
respective commands without delay.
BY command OF tue Secretary Of War,
- JOHN W. RELY,
mb6-6t Asst Adj. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
DUNAWAYIN JAIL.-Commlttcd

DUNAWAX IN JAIl.-Commliied TO tke jail
II of Buckingham county Va, on the 18th OF January
a negro man named jim PERKINS Said negro IL about
"a or "A years years old feet inches high black The
negro says he belongs to Mr. John Simmonjs OF Wythe
county, w.
The is required to come forward and comply with
the law, or he will be sold accordingly.
WI b. MILES
fe29-w6w- JaIor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

NOTICE.
4 N Adjourned Meeting Of Citizens Of
"A Magisteral District No Chesterfield County, will
lie held at the Midi othan African Church, on TUES
DAY next, at IL, A. NJ
The Rev, NJ. D. Hoge. Hop. J. Randolph Tucker aud
other distinguished speakers have promised TO address
the meeting
The ladies are especially invited to attend.
mhl3--2t' WI. u. BALL. Chairman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

NEGRO SALE will sell ut public Auction. az
~ Lunenburg Court House on M0N5Af, the 18Th day
OF February 1865 that being court dayonesXh interest
In fortyye very likely Slaves held for. life by the
widow OF the late Joel Blackwell and who is nowup-
wards OF 10 years odfor cash credit az may best suit
nnrohasers r. H.. ALLEN,
ia a4-c6t- Agents for tie parties.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

DAVID j. SAUNDERS and DAVID j. BURR are candi-
dates Tor collection to the House of Delegates
IL is understood that Wyndham Robertson, Esq. Is
about to the country TO reside and will not be
before the city Tor reelection. mhl4--lt'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. g. Al
RICHMOND, Oct II. 1864 (
NON-TAxABLE DONDS-5ONO0O,OGO
IN I0AN-SALE CUETlNUED.-NumeIous applica.
tions having made Bonds at the established prcs
oil Sl35 and interest under circumstances that entte them
TO favorable consideration II has been determined 10 con-
tnue the sale at the above price until further notice
Agents for tine sale OF these bonds instructed TO sci
in accordance with this order and the attention OF dsbur
ing officers Of the Government is particularly called TO ~
&. A. TRENHOLM,
ocl2-tf Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

COMMISSION HOGSE.-Ihe subscribers base
1 ! associated themselves under the style OF HIr x
PLFAsASrs for the purpose OF selling ON Commission
such articles as may consigned TO them by farmers AVID
others Their Office ss the Auction House VI HIN DICK
inson A ca corner of Franklin and Wall streets
They solicit the patronage Of their friends and the pub
lie NB.HiLL
j. H. PLEASANTS.
They have good storage house and stable.
feT elm H. q r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14

THE USUAL STYLE.-Men dressed in little Con-
tederate authority were rushing around yesterday,
jumping fences, bursting into stables, peering into
the back yards and houses OF prvate residences, in
search OF horses~o' impress, for purpose not
made public. They preferred violence, and used il.
They got few animals not candidates Tor horse
heaven, except those belonging to market carts
and wagons aud cayalrymeni such as they did get
IT was concluded To return to their own ers before
the close Of the day, either because the number
obtained was too triilmg to be oil any avail, or be
cause the exigency- supposed to exist in point OF
tact existed only IN somebody's heated mag nation
We would suggest that citizens oi Richmond dis
pense with horses altogether, and substitute there
Tor negroes with long poles, alter the the
Chinese Coolies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
rfIEs0iTy''

CTY CouScH,-The monthly meeting Of the
Council was held last evening, at o'clock.
The Committee on Markets reported adversely to
the petition of Jno. p. SIedd to be re-admitted to
the privilege vi selling meat in the New Market
Tho report was concurrcd in.
Mr.. Epps, from the Committee on Cemeteries,
reported an ordinance making increase of the
salaries of the keepers of the St. Johns and
the Shockoe Hill cemeteries The ordinance was
passed, increasing the salaries ofthe keepers to
$500 each and increasing the fees for grsye-dig-
ging.
In the course Of debate on this ordinance, Mr..
Denoon stated that, according to his frequent OBJ
servation, ST. Johns church yard was in theex-
elusive possession of hafgrown negro girls and
boys, who amused themselves sitting on and galop-
Ing over the tombstones.
After disposing OF some other business of no i'm.
portance, the Council adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
CTOCKHOLDER,s MEETING.-Thc

- Stockholders of the Roanoke Valley Railroad Com
pany are requested to meet in GAINESVILLE Va. Friday
the 30th of Marchs ~ NJ full tendance is request
ed. ". Il. SMITH Pfest.
mh2-3taw4w
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1865.

Ntl0ankss Pr. ia Chen Railway
TRAINS D -FAEr.
Stall "a 1ay Express Passenger, ..,...',s A ~.
Hsht and Express Passenger, ...........<:'e ?. II.
TRAINS ARRIVE,
Ns,l scS ba, Cypress Passenger, 80 P. NJ.
.~,ls aaa Ese:.-. Passenger .......,....e,S l. ~
Moe seor Western Railway.
,vur,.s.s Prairie dp o'asn Railway Go. L'''''
ga. TIM: TABtr. 1868
rRAKs LHAvH,
~.,,n x,or...,- 7:AsA. ~ AID Sssr n.
~. GOA. II. and II 30 -. u.
r-ASs ARRIVE.
~. o..,r lnsoA. u. AID 500 r. -.
49, Il:oo 4. II. and 90 P. u.
WN. 3. STRONG.
Asst. srPt.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

-----~-&Sb------
Losses Resulting from Neg. Suffrage in h'
Elections Of 1865.
Ohio, $4,000
Iowa, $4,000
Vermont, 10000
Connecticut, II 900
Pennsylvania, $4,000
Total loss in Eve States l42 900.
This is a pretty record to exhibit t.
Andy johnson and ask him to encorss
negro suffrage, when if the republican
party in these states had made al
open and manly avowal Of their adher-
sion to tho question in s,ead Of evadinp
the issue by every species Of art'hce,
they would have been defeated il eve.
~ one Of these states.
The1e are truths Of which no ono is
better satisfied than Mr.. Johnsor.
Consequently instead ofbeing infuenc-
ed by the seeming endorsement Of the
question Of negro suffrage IN these
s,asea, where it Was on'y indirectly be-
for, the people, the president will
most omphatically repudiate the demo-
gogues who now proclaim an endorse
ment Of question that before election
,hev declared was not in issue. Pree-
,len. johnson is fully posted on the
issues that were involved in the can.
voss and also of the manner that they
we're evaded. lie is not the ignora-
mus that the radical school take him
10 lie.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

A new wholesale yankee notion es-
adjustment under the supervision o.
Messrs keeler l. Needham p,oprie-
tora, Of Rochester MINI, made on,
own visit this week. They carry
he finest stock CT notions, fancy good.
cigars &c. ever brought 70 this market,
are perfect gentlemen in every sense
OF the term, sell at liberal rates thus
securing an extensive and valuabl.
trade, which they will endeavor to re.
ain By honest upright deal;s,. ar
frequent visits to cur place. The me,
chants Of Northern Iowa aud South
ern Minnesota, Will find them gentle.
nen who will wear, as they are acun'
not to create q present, but rerma
nent business.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03
is necessary to enable our farmers
prepare properly forwinter.

Editors Of the Nc,0 Oregon Plai,.
Dealer: At the joint meeting Of
the Garnav;llo and Mitchell Congrega-
t;onal ASSOCIATION, convened at Bradford
low. Get. 10 h the following resolu.
tons were unanimously adopted and
request r ! 'c that publicity he giver
- 'h"m .h~orch the papers published
within tho bounds cf said asso2ia j rs.
Rev. ALEX PARxEn, NJ ,derator.
Bradford, Oct 2lst 1865.
Resolved LIST. That the promotion
Of Temperance IL par: Of our chris
tian work.
End. That 90 au important mean
Of promoting this icause, We recommend
.hs formation Of open Temperance So
oieties in oil our towns and villages for
disseminating lish: and creating an
interest upon the subject.
srs. That in this recommendation.
We do not put ourselves 40 antagonis.
'io to A"s sxias;"s Tempereuce rrss,.
zalou~-bu- seek rather to co-.r era .
With them in working FOX commcn
GAUGE.
Each and al laboriDg 40 to molc
outlic sentiment rs to secure the exc.
cution Of the p1ohib;tcry law Of tn,
tate.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

Fur two weeks it has rained Or Snow
q, inoessantly in this vicinity render
ing tho roads in q most deplorable con-
di,ion, and putting all kinds Of farm
work completely behind. The weather
now is fair and mild, thdssnow havin"
ALMOST entirely disappeared With 'nd''
..,;ons Of tho approach Of indian sum
ycer A.,ssss four veeks aoM w>'th'T
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03
ANathsmatical Toast 70 ths Ladies.

May they add virtue to beauty,
subtract envy from friendship, multi
.,.yv amiable accomplishments by sweet
:" IS of temper, divide time by socla'
,i'itv and economy, reduce scaad'l t"
y. Lo,rest denomination Ivy modest
Experiment, and study their own i"ter-
est by literally patroniziag the several
mercantile houses and millinery estat'
i.sAaents Of New Oregon.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

Daniel Beam has now ca hand 8
very fine stock of saddlery and harness
goods: He keeps Constantly, with hiu
se't' Ut ~orkmen busy, and ia read,
. .apply all calls for work or harness
aPe sas sabaEse5 and lis sale.
are extensive.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

Mr.. Pratt Wallace is On the Shook
place two miles north Of this town
where he Is prepared to take care oi
the travelling public to their entire
satisfaction He has two yoke Of good
work oxen for sale q. his place.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

are extensive.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03
New Grocery,
At VELlE'S OLD STAMP
FORESTON, IOWA.

The subscriber would Notify the Public ar d
the res. of the world, that he has opened
Grocery Store in Vclie's old stand at Fores
ton.
Where he will keep constant,
on hand full and complete stock
of Family Groceries Of the 5es,
description which will ue sold as
cheap as at any point west of Nc
Gregor.
The highest Price Paid for wheat and al
other farm produce Please give US cal
and satisfy yourself.
". F. DANIELS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

Music sent by mail, post paid, On rsseipta
marked price.
WILLIAM HALL kSON.
lvO 80 Broadway New Ysvk.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN.
Those who are indebted to Chr; stan AL.
man By note or book account Tor otherwise
are requested to call Immediately upon
E. w. y Hen E.q. where can lie f., nd eaid
notes and accounts for cancellation, and un-
lass paid within twenty days from date cost
will certainly be made. Nov. srd 1905.
f.. w. ALLEN,
Justice Of tho peace
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03
ALL work WARRANTED
NE W EXPRESS OFFLCE.

I'HE United States Express Co. have
opened All Office in New OREGON and
arc prepared 70 forward goods, and money
With dispatch to ali points, East West,
North and South daily.
he Office is at the store O. Moon {:
Hunt.
n ". MOON, Ag..
CD. HUM, Snet
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

r,,v,,xc seems 10 lie the order OF
the hour among the radicals. Wen
del! Phillips led off with one OF his
Nyena-like howls; then the Ch'caS'
Tribune took i. up snd went ho"Nne
al over tho northwest. A Davenport
editor and postmaster undertook TO SCI
IN . howl in Imitation Of his big ore.h-
re1;; but it amounted only TO IAN
souoak, whea President johnson TOOK
~ hi, head before his howl was falr'.
under motion. Greeley is bowling:
Ranks is bowling; Butler occasi'na'l,
eets 81 q howl that beats them all !"
volume and quantity. The l'sthow
comes from thu colorsa population
Hearing their white abolition breshe'
ing bowling 50 long and pers'sten''y
they have joined the chorus, aud nov
are bowling as d,sma'ly and teroc'ons'!
-. o,v of the others. Here is en- Afri'
can howl from Fred Douglass. 1t al
ludes to President Johasan'
why, sc must say Of him as TIT
scripture hath i:-'Better 'Eere It To-
that pnn that he had not r;cn born
better that q milestone he hanse'
about his neck and he cast into IN
depths Of the sea, then that he should
10 thu: thing We abhor very prop
c,ly Jefferson Davis and Booth bu
a deeper anil more dreadful exccra''o'
will settle upon that mans name II b.
shall sacrifice Us as his policy now ev'
IDENTIFY aima to do"
l.: tie esns;5: e. en- s !: l. i; Gsys
to az Hail Cclunbi:. or the Star
3pangled Banner Chicago Times.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-03

THE
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Al new Subscribers paying us in advance
ter 1866 shall have their names ,n,medj.
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Subscribe soon, a. the free papers will
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