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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

the war that was commenced with
SUrh Il gyaudiloQucnt flourish of
trumpcts, ito save the Union. has
accomplished this trcasonous purpose
Of the old FedcraliSts, who dcnounc-
ed the author Of the Declaration of
independence as an ''inidel, " "a
Jacohin, - "A traitor and "a
scoundrcl,' and the aholitioOiSts,
who declared 1.-THE Union a covru-
ant with death and an agreement
with he'll Yes, after wading
through four years of blood, and al
ter cxpending five thousand millions
of dollars in chasing the Abolition
1GSIs FArUUs ef 'how to save the
Union.' we are brought up all
standing before a Northern Confcd-
eracy with q northern Congress,
which claims the constitutional
right, net only ofkcepins the south
ern States out of the Union, but the
right to govern them as it shall see
fit. This is step beyond the Wild
est claim of the old Federalists or
the most lmy demand of the Abo-
litionists. THEY never asked or
expected to govern the southern
States by THEIR programme. They
SnIy wished ysi u ta haayssl arrSd That rtisv
would be highly delighted to get rid
of such incompatible associates.-
y. Y. Day-Book.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

sister, the lover and orphan with 4
restored Union, as the prime fruits
OF tneir saerlhce' ma against 20"
tor comforting the same ny hoiuihS
up an entranehlsea NEGRO as the
PRIME fruits OF 'Neir sacr'hce' " ell
then near me- Tor my cause 'na' Z"
oeSPo'ic Congress SNa'l no longer
trampie with ITS IRON h'el |a"caS-
sian forms IN the dust. while 1T de-
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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05
MO. Walker the

Mo. Walker, the pioneer stage
proprietor Of the great North, west
has been stocking 4 line from
TINS place to Austin MINI. distance
of aboHt fifty -four miles. It's cours G
will be by the way Of Lime Springs,
and LEROY and points on the route
near those places. It's establishment
will give daily connection betwcsn
Austin and the end of the r. r. ex-
tending and increasing the mail
facilities of all the section along the
line. We sincerely congratulate
the people of that section on their
good fortune.
NJ. 0. Walker and his agents are
worth more to the Northwest than
all that congress can or will do
while It is 50 sorely afflicted with
the ina ginary Affections Of its color
ed brethren, who though starving by
hundreds and thousands, are denied
that which radicals assert will salts
fy negro hungel-thc ballot.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

litical rights Of their loyal citizens
without n'~''Nc5'"n 't race. \ &C.
', .Lr !" ,;.| n W, Io nat;ona1 I;t.
honor. Until the rebel states can
come back CA this basis, they shall
not come back at all
Slnee TINS was u''eFe" congress
from not having oceh III session.
co"l" not nave "ooptH" " PoAcS'
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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05
ERe Northern gOnfeGer;acy,

1t is Il singular fact that the war
has brought our country into just
the situation that the old Federal
lists and Abolitionists, their leciti-
mate descendants, so long labored to
attain. The Federalists of Jcffer-
sons time said, give us a North
ern Confederacy rather than the
Union governed by southern sava-
ges.' And Wendell Phillips and
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, have been
crying for thirty years, s.down with
the American Union and up with IA
Northern Confedcraev. Well
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05
SOLDIERS RDgNTIES.

| Under date Of Washington Sept.
20. the following is issued:
In order t, correct misrepresenta
tions in respect to the payment OF
bounties, authorized 10y the last
Congress, the secretary of war d.
reefs the following statement to be
published:
The payment Of hountics to SOL
diers, under the act of congress has
not been delayed by any action or
interference f the President. y
To carry the law into effect the
secretary Of war appointed a COM
mittec of which Gen. Candy was
chairman to prepare rules and reg
ulations, under the law. 1t h been
asserted by the radical lecturers
hereabout that the president and
sccretar; Of the treasury had sup
pressed the Generals report. Here
is what the secretary IF war says of
this tale in the circular.
The amended regulations being
approved by the attorney general.
were promptly published. and orders
issued t. carry them into effect. In
the whole nrocpcd;9rs thnrp was no
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05
Conservative enioR state
Ticket.

Secretary of State,
col. :. G.. NANANDA
Urea
GEN. GEO. \. STONE
Auditor,
CAPT. ROBT. W. CROSS
Register of Land Office.
LINUS =. MCKENZIE.
Attorney General,
CAPT. W. RALLINGER.
Clerk Of Supreme Court.
CAPT. FRED. GOWTSCHALk.
Reporter Of Supreme Court.
CAPT. \. STOnDARD.
Member of Congress Sd Congress
ional District.
REUBEN NOBLE.
Independent Candidate for District
Attorney.
JOHN T. CLARK.
For County Clerk.
I. W. LEE.
For County Recorder,
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05
President XinCOln's Position.

no State of its own mere mo-
tioa can lawfully get out Of the
Union. In view of the Constitu-
ton and the laws, the Union is un-
broken, AMI to the extent of my
ability, | shall take care, a, the
Constitution itself expressly cnioins
upon me, that the laws of the Union
he faithfully executed in all the
States. - Inaugural Address 18th
March. 1861.
This is the doctrine of ANDREW
JOHNSON. He has declared not
only. that the Union is unbrokcn.
but that it must and shall be pres
crved. The Radicals, on the other
hand declare the Union broken,
the Constitution a polished. and the
negroes of the South entitled to vote.
and take possession of that section
of the country. Who is right and
which will the people sustain?-
Chatfeld Dem.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05
Permission of:sae Negro Re-
GUjTed.

The New York Independent, q
leading Radical organ. and which
the New York Tribune says is The
most widely circulated and general.
ly read religions Journal in America,
in its issue Of last week, serves the
following notice on the Americas
people:
No man shall be the next Presi-
dent OF the United States WHO DOES
NOT ASK PERMISSION OF THE
NEGRO.
We suppose asking permission Of
the white man is played out. The
Independent makes the above proc
lamation because of its conviction,
that the Radicals will succeed at the
approaching Congressional elections
Was it not strong in that conviction
it would hardly have yenturcd to
serve such a notice as that Oh the
white people Of the United States.
But the elections are not over, and
there is many a slip between the cup
and the lip Wavcrly News.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05
HAS Congress II Plan ofRes-
aeratiGn,

sVI
Radical Members Of Congress
stand fefore the country convictc
of being false pretenders. Their leg
iSlation has only been arttul dodge
20 conceal their real purposes. Th
committee on reconstruction. witt
is two propositiousSr constitution
al cmcndsents, proposed bills whicl
were to have the tenor and effcc, Of
and were in fact to be laws. whc,
tire e-fourths of the states should
have adopted the proposed amend,
mcnts. The principle one of these
amendments is the one published by
rs last week providing for making
citizens Of all males over twenty one
.:ears ofage. The law Of the land.
The Judiciary Of the country in its
Eariou. departments. as we'll as the
-
-. IL, ''""'i' al" u '"e
'''' 's'' ie'' snI~es
and defines CITIZEN as does Web
SUI III '''e ioiio"ll'5 languages:
f'" .'".i' : " Id III "Ii%cu'
who has the privilege of voting for
,rbl,. 1k,.c-.- .,l -. -...l.. :
!'"n,I' oh'cets' al" VINO i I0oilne'S
'''' 'A'' Al NJ III " '''V P'"l'-e'
"'s' any '''tiHe Dor" Of h"'uf"ii2e"
t''so"' Vi either seA' WHO Is entitled
to '"li protection III the exercise and
''j'S 'nen' I'll INC 80 called rriNat"
''1h'>'
1rls j. the established legal detl-
union VI c''lZeh OF the limited
'a''S,'"o all inc limit or ahrItg-
''e''' 'he people OF any state may put
Sf'H tue exercise OF citizenship ~
any CITIZEN u 'he UNITED STATES.
'A'eP' 'i course rs Il peHa!'E i'E
'I''iie' } III any particular state Is one
'ppeFalhlhg u their length OF resi-
'''''e "l'hi" the state y state we
a'i'o'' "hoer the constitution as Ii
40" S'ahus may confer upon certain
i''s'''s "i.nin It's own ii'nits the
81. VI s"n'"se, WHO migrating 70
'''oe'ler state "hcfe the ballot Is
"i'"-"eio from 'l'"' class u persons
''''He' exercise the rl@Ht 1.-THE bal
" '". VII. ''''' '"J7'' u '''lS
,'"S'i'u''ona' amendment Is to con-
II TIC paiIoe by Federal instead Of
'a'c authority, because the posses
'S'f then. no matter whether III Iowa
WISCONSIN, Now York, Virginia,
''eorgia' Maryland, Massachusetts,
- Ill tact any other state, if he had
'Jtaincd residence, would be a
voter because citizenship as we have
Just shown carries with it the right
to the ballot.
But we started out to write upon
the Plan-no-Plan of congress for
restoration That the constitutional
amendments are the plan and basis
Of congress upon the question of
TcstoRtion is false; indeed the idea
that the adoption of these amend
would entitle the south to either
i o'lsssoh or representation was
repudlated by the very men who
now claim these amendments as their
plan Of restora ton. At the tino Of
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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

y little girl, after having been
to church, was ysyy fond of preach
ing to her dolls. Her mother over
heard her, one day, reproving one
for being 50 wicked. o, you
naughty, sinful child she said,
shaking its waxen limbs; you'll just
60 to that place Of birthstone and
molasses, and you won't burn up
you II Just sizzlc.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

Jvu8, Var, Dunn.t Avn THE d.
VINE WARRIOR. The Rochester
Union is responsible for the follow
ing: During the war John Van Bu-
rem was riding in railroad ear one
day beside a most ardent s.patriot"
in white choker and suit of black.
who wGs ''terribly in e earnest about
tho war, telling what ''we' had done
so far in whipping the rebels. what
we were going to do, and so on.
And when did You get back?'
ma lively enquired John. "Back?-mc
back. what dc You mean:' responded
the divine warrior in buckram.-
why when did you get back from
the tront:' reioined the wag. s'Oh
| haven't been to the front. 'answer-
ed the FalStaf hero in subdued
tone as he wiltcd under the Prince :
malicious laugh and the jeering
smiles Of those who had overheard
the conversation.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

Mr. White, will you have the
kindness to lend me ten dolla rs??'
'Certainly-upon one condition. =
Name it. THAT you tell me why
your request is like the bacl: of MY
neck!' Il must give it up We'll,
it is because [ can't see it,
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

after the bites he felt we'll enough.
only q little soreness from the knee
down. One poison neutralizcd the
other.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

The Grant County Owls. Herald
details a recovery from the bite of a
rattle-snake. A man named Lyon
was bitten three times on the foot
while binding grain, and fell to the
ground in whirl. He was carried
to the house, drank half pint of
alcohol, and camphor, then quart
of pure alcohol, feeling no symptoms
of intOxication. The next morning
he felt some numbncss and pain in
his limb and drank another pint of
alcohol, and then swallowed a quar-
ter Of a pound of fine cut chewing
tobacco, boiled in sweet milk
These doses, which it would be sup
posed would kill anybody, had no
injurious effects, and the fourth day
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

GOOD FOR AN ADAMS. ohm
Quincy Adams in his recent speech
in Bos ton, said:
see very little to choose between
the man who takes a state out of the
Union, because he cannot get con-
stitutional guarantees to suit him,
and he who keeps a state out of the
Union until he can get constitutions
al guarantees to suit him.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05

The election in Vermont is I'M
doubtedly q much better political
barometer to indicate the storm
which is swe eping Oh to the aes-
truction of the radicals that they
have believed. They have been
very merry over the result in Yer
mont. and let us see how reasona-
bly,. The New York tribune has
the official returns from all counties
save one, and that one last year
gave one hundred and sixty repub-
lean majority. These counties
foot up this year, republican 26, GIL,
democratic Is, 400, or radical ma
jority Of 10, 229. The vote last
year stood, republican 81, $50, dem
ocratic s, 857, or radical majority
of Is, 729. This is not such
healthful subject for radical mirth
it will be seen, and perhaps an Of
fetal count in Maine may have the
effect to take the humor out Of the
election there. Dubuque Herald.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
CoStiveness, Jamaice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysente,y, Foul Stomach, E,ystpehzs, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Shin Diseases,
Liver Complaint, D'opsy letter, Tumors and
Salt Rhemn, Werms, Govt, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pin, and for PuityiagAe Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sens-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes Of
family physc.
Price rs cents per Boz; Five boxes for $100.
Greatnumbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthcse
remedies, bat our space here will not permit tho
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others The sick
want the best aid there is for them and tey should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by -,
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-05
PREPARED BY
DIR. =. G.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles fer So.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality kept up the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has been found to do
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

members had hesp assigned their respective seats Mr.
INLAY offered resolution appointing j. Wilson Green
William st"rri.. sergeant st Hrms and S,eSrrs I.",r,
man Doorkeepe r" f.f ~ fr-r..
Mr.. Pullman moved to amend the resolution By ap.
pointing Alexander H. Keecn President, Hamlin Bah.
cock. Clerk. William Sterritt Sergeant at ArmA snl
Ell Taylor Doorkeeper. On yeas and nays the motion
lost, ana BY vote OF l3 In the afrnstiyeto 10 u
the negative the original resolution was adop.ed-
committee was appointed to condnct Mr. Green 70
the chair At the conclusion Of this action, the Pres
dent in fitting terms thanked the Board for their kind
aud courtesy in selecting him TO preside over thct-
deliberations
Committee were appointed to ait on the Msyos
and the Board Of Aldermen and Inform them that the
Board had organized aud were reedy 10 receive any
papers which might be transmitted " thom. In Q
short time thereafter the committees appointed to wae
on the Mayor reported t1at his Honor would transmits
his annual message 10 them IN few momens. Ibs
Committee appointed 10 wait on the Board of Alder
men here returned and said that that Board would con-
municate officially 10 q short tine.
The rule, Of the Boards tor sGJ were. motion.
ordered to be continued for lsc6
Mr. Hagerty. the Clerk announced the sYyetaini m
OF his several snbDrdinates. Oidercd on Gle
The message from tie Mayor WAS he:c yressnted
and on notion 600 copies Of the we've ordered u
be printed.
put in good order. Amended BY Including the Cham
Der OF the Board also Adopted.
On motion the Board then adjourned.
Tae following is the list of the members OF The new
Common COuncii for lcbb;
RoARp OF ALDERMsS-John Moore, Thomas Conan.
Michael Norton. Charles hcBren lsnaIiu' Fynn yo.eps
Shannon VIM H. Ceduey, iliam L. Eiy, Lewi, H. kyoss.
Born,rd Reilly john Brce Charlie f. L1-w feef Sss,s"cs
Joseph B Nsrnuu j., james OBrien' hooeEs MSonn"' o.
". Van Noorhs -,
BOARD OF gCorscLsHv--C Flynn James Long John
st CON- Patrick H. Keenan, sasc Robinson. hUgn bre".
Bernard Kenny Edward Costello Anthony Hartman james
g. Brnkman Charles Roster Clement Watts, Aexander r.
Mn George IT, M.cksy Morris A. Tyns Michael Halloras.
,epner Roberts fsncis A. 1homs George Hestrics Csfu
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

Inahds that shouh 10 checked end urce nnor xor
ana ana upon every department OF the City ana County
uoterhnent and upon all the commissions which are
acting Independent OF either to reduce their expend
Iuss 70 The lowest possible standard Let contraction
suq moi expansion be the order Of the day.
am nsppy TO say that the Controller Of the cjty in
forms me that he is confident the tax lew for seS viii
pc eea ~ eas' @r noHscf dollars Ice ,ian Uos for
To this end let Us all contribute by every eIrr'o
sacrifice
Compa-ison Of Tnr L,rie. for 1s6l -2-a-f-5
BEFORE leaving the subject OF hnance Deg ieays 70
call your attention to comparative statement OF the
tax leyes for ls6-n-i-5 glance at when VIII NOW
the increase in various items, Gnd who Is respolsioe
for it,
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of hs cnohEf rdi'fd og M ,Mdf
Jor The ycoTs lS6l % i-tJ ncias'rc shonhR N, az
frent purposes for ukich the said tGTts ttre teritd
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Appointments in Mayor. Once.

OF Geo. ". Morton
S,rord AfqrshaI-Gcorge W. Hnohman
Ctief CLyi-Col. Charles y. J0line
First Assistant Clork--J. T. Aud.
TlDd Assistant Clerk-Daniel S. Hart. in place u
Geo. T. Arcuarus. l., 49,
Fourth Assistani Clerk--ph!p l.. Holman. 10 paAos
Of Henry Volers.
Record Cerk-Is1ac Il. French in place OF Charles A.
Peycrely.
Berckmann
Iasy,cior Of ptsse,s-Ttomss II. Ferris.
CoByinR Cierk-.Joha Waters.
SfSeaat.af . Arns-Edward NJ. Baldwin.
Fira Msssengu-Erancis ODonnell in place Of Avs
T. Garfield.
Second Nessepg,r-John ID. Newman. In psoe OF 3.
W. e.. Ackers.
No other clerks attaches to be connected at presens
with Mnyors Office except detailed policemen.
JOIN T. HoPFxAS. Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

Among the items of mcroate. entirely beyond INC
control Of the City or County Government, WIZ be no
ticed ~ follows. viz: For the state, s'2V ~; Ior
Bridge $3.50 4ei Board Of Education, $50, ~ 10;
Metropolitan Fire Department sCO0.ODi lnblic thar
tiles and Corrections. s2sei" Interest on nn enga
part deht tl 6IJ l5 amounting in all TO over f2OOO
COO. and there is an additional item OF sis9 so el or
Increased interest on the county debt, and s'o'
oO6 o. for the redemption Of city debt.
There hn. also been great increase in the general
expenses Of the county and city.
Xcr, mncb of lie entire increase of the tax levy
that OF 1864 has grown out Of the necessities and pecu
liarity of the times; and due allowance must be made
therefor II caniot be expected that the expenses OF
fhe city and county and State will remain stationary,
when those OF every individual nearly II not quite
doubled Salaries have been largely increased and The
value Of labor and OF every article employed ana used
There IA great room, however for Improvement. Ohe
great evil OF he present times s private and public Ga
trayagsnce E,sry private aud public tetsfest d.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

Tav evisd for Cl,y purpo.cs .... spyJl s.G 10
twin be perceived At glance that % the whole sum
OF SIS s3 90 a. over eJ.t'rp1 j. iof TIE 1" y hs
state over seven million. II expended by direction oi
the Legislature AMI by the various cornissoi- "'cA
are indcpendent OF city county government. hhi
nearly one and a half millions for iuiarcri on hiol
yonds And Fami, Aid and War Bonds. and for the
redemption Of -nch oi these bonds ~ have rhiHf"d
OF tie hole lew Of <l-2J92 rb tie City and Ionhly
governments are responsible only for about - -n'Vco.
ana of the 8 On 90 about go ~ iDr necessary
expenses incident 10 the speak IN round mum
her. Tie precise figures can be ssceriaied by exam
ination of the preceding statement
TAX LYyIrs or l-bf AND lrtJ CoNrAgiD.
The tax lew for ls,i amounted els 40 ~ 20
And for 1865 have stated, to.-...--- IrH"'@ :"
, .. LOG. .. 81 80. -oO 90
have caused the following Haiement % DC pirpHr'u
by the Finance Department. showing tho pfluclpi
items constituting this increase. to which ask careiu
attention - ..