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81 am again on my way to Washington, to
help the Union men to restore law and order
! am regardless who deviates to the right or
to the left. If some men choose to go astray
even if they be high in authority, l have ta-
ken oath to follow them. Yoar friends in
Washington the Union men IN Congress-
Sometimes they are termed Radicals. l don't
care by what name you call them. l can be
called Radical as easily as l was called a
Lincolnite and Aboltionst in 1861 The
Radicals are your friends, | repeat Some of
them are a little extreme in some of their
views, but still you remember that these
Union men are the ones who saved our Gov
eminent in 1861, when it required all the
energy and courage of man to meet the dread
tul crisis. Are they not the men whom YOU
should trust now with the reins of Govern
ment 2"
In view of these voices, there is a
changed tene among those who so lately
styled the Congressional majority, fresh
from the people, faction bent on fanata-
cism, discord, and disunion. We no
longer have constantly rung in our ears
that "the country is with the President" !"
The words meant, that Excluding the
blacks of the South from the computation
the reconstructed and non-reconstructed
rebels of the South, the sham Democracy
of the North, plus the small minority of
the Union party, made the majority of the
country. The kisses of the Democracy
seem to have proven too wanton, and
their bought smiles too suggestive of the
indignant verdicts of the loyal North
given during the past five years upon the
paramours of Slavery, whose ilIegitimate
offspring was CORY treason. Things look
better. The sky is clearer, and BODIES no
sto:m, nor scarcely sdua!l.
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nature and impartiality, as well as his IN
innate and accurate knowledge of parlia-
mentary law, make him one of the most
prompt and useful Speakers that the ma
tion ever had. The Speakers chair Of
The House of Representatives may have
been graced by men of more brilliancy
than Mr.. Colfax, but in all respects, no
one has filled it who could set up ;ust
claim to be the superior of the present
occupant. We should Judge Mr. Colfax
TO be about forty-two years of age. He
is not, we believe, graduate of any col
lege, but received his early training in
the Common aud Select Schools cf our
country. Most people are of the opinion
that M. Colfax is lawyer, but he never
practiSed tnat profession. HE'S familiar,
however, with all the elementary princi-
piles Of law, having read Blackstone and
other writers upon Common Law as much
and understandingly, perhaps, as many
who are in the practice of the legal pro-
fession. He commenced when a mere
boy, as we understand, to write for news
papers, and may be set down as belonging
TO the editorial corps. In private and
public life, he stands without taint; in
deed, his character is above reproach or
even suspicion. He has a brilliant career
before him.
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Pen PORTRAIT OF GEN GEARY The
annexed extract, from page 80 of "The
Story or the Great March," by Major
Nichols, of Gen. Sherman's staff, Is a
faithful pen portrait of Pennsylvania S
next Governor:
Gen Geary, commanding division in
the 10th Corps, is now the Military Gov
ernor of Savannah. He is tall, stalwart,
soldierly man, with full black beard and
an open and inviting face. He has a
hearty, hospitable manner, which pleases
every body; is sensible, discreet and firm !;
understands precisely the nature of his
duties, and executes them hoiselessly but
effectively. The citizens are delighted
with him, and they may well be so, for
no city was ever kept in better order,
Clean streets, careful and well-:ustructed
guards, perfect protection of property, and
a general sense of comfort and security,
indicate the executive capacity and the
good judgment of the General"
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A CARD TO INvALIDs.-A Clergyman, while
residing in South America as Missionary,
discovered q safe and simple remedy for the
cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by
5aneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have already been cured by this noble reme-
dy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the af-
ficted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in
sealed envelope, to any one who needs it
Free Of charge.
Please inclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself.
Address JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION D, BIBIE HOUSE, NEW York
January 4, l866-6m.
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sg- One of the men injured by the
Fort Anderson explosion has just died,
and the verdict of the Coroner's jury
gives it that he Ecame to his death from
burns caused by the accidental explosion
of Confederate magazine" The "Con-
federacy" again
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ICENSE NOTICE

I ICENSE NOTICE.
"A The following named persons have I'll
their petitions for licenses. which will be =
sented for the action of the Argument Con
of Cambria county, before the Judges there
on Tuesday, the 81 of April next, to wit:
TAVERN.
Daniel Rafferty,, Cambria Dor. Peter Fis
er, Conemaugh, Ist w'd James II. Benfo,
JohnstowH, Sd w'd; Philip Shulties, Joh-
town, Sd w'd Francis J. Parrish, Alleghg
tp'; Jacob Ream, Yoder tp.
GEO. c. K. ZAHM, Clerk Q. s
March Is, 1866.
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/ ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAD,
EA IN THE POST OFFICE,
AT E6eaSburg, State of Penns,,ly,,;.

I ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAT,Ir,
IL IN THE POST OFFICE,
AT E6enSburg, State of Pennsylpani,
March !, 1866.
Vim. A. Kerr. n. flames
David Miller. VIM. Ay-es.
James r. Mcconnell |. C. Barr
Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers Mrs. c. Badrer
): b. Miller. Timothy Brooks
Miss b. Ellen Nelson. Adam Bernhart
John Nelson Joseph Bender
John Rowland. James Copwor
RebeCca ShankeI. Mrs. Maria ~.
Minnie Shortincarrier a dam EImar S'
Tbos 7. SI;eids ot; Nea; Thomas l. Ja.s
Miss Lucy Singer.
To obtain any of these lette,s ~,
cant must call for "adUertised letters ;: = 1Ps-'
date of tbis list, and pay one cent fos s,'5 h;
tising. 'O' adTsl.
1t not called for. within one ,,o,a
VIII be sent to the Dead Letter Ofiss Ney
Free delivery of letters by carrie, -,
residences of owners in cities and largs - ~, We
secured by observing the following MI
l. Direct letters plainly to the street :,
number, as well as the post Office and -
2. Head letters with the writer's Dos, -
and State, street and number, sign them AZ.
ly with full name, and request that ans ~,
be directed accordingly.
B. Letters to strangers or transient visit,
IN town or city, whose special address NJ
be unknown, should he marked, in the Ian
left-hand corner, with the word "Transieg,
4. Place the postage stamp on the ~,
r!,ght-hdnd corner, and leave space betW.
the stamp and direction for post-marking vi
out interfering with the writing.
N.B-A request for the return of le.
TO the writer, If unclaimed within 80 dan,
less, written or printed with the writer's.
post oV'ce, and State, across the left-hanjrI
of the envelope, on the face side, will be ~
Piled with at the usual prepaid rate of Dor
age, payable when the letter is deliys-6FS FV' =.
the Writer.-Sec. %, Law of 1863.
JOHN THOMPSON p "
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GTRAY..

CTRAY.-
~ Came to the premises of the subscribt
in Allegheny fp., in the month of Decent
last, two-year old BULL. red and VIII
spotted, with right ear off. The owner i
come forward, prove property and lake b
away, otherwise be viii be disposed OF acco
ding to law.
SIMON BENDER
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.NECUTOR,S NOTICE-

B< - = L - II - w IICG.-
A1 Letters testamentary on the estate
William G. Williams. late of Ebenstu
borough, Cambria county, bave been gra1l
to the subscriber, residing in Cambria tow
ship All persons indebted to said est
will come forward and make payment, s.
those having claims against the same =
present them probated for settlement
THOMAS W. WILLIAMS, Executor.
March I, lS66-6t.
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LNNECUTOR.S NOTICE.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
AI Letters testamentary on the estate
Evan L. Davis, late of the borough of E3en
burg Cambria county, have been granted
the subscriber, residing in said borough. j
persons indebted to sad estate wll come for
ward and make payment, and those bsTIHS
claims against the same Will present then
prohatcd for settlement
THOMAS E. DAVIS, Executor.
February s, IS66-6t%
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REPUBLICANUNIoN NOMINEE

With malice toward none, with charity for
all, with frmness in the right, as God gives
us to see the right, let us strive on to finish
the work we are in; to bind up the nations
wounds to care for him who shall have
borne the battle, and for his widow and his
orphan 10 do all which may achieve and
cherish just and lasting peace among our
selves and all nations-AJrdham Lincoln's
Second Inaugural ADDRESS.
FOR GOVERNOR:
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.ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERST
DAISSOLUTION.

EISSOLUTION.-
RI The partnership heretofore exisaz
between Thos- B. Moore. 4 4. Barker. IN
ID. Evans and David Lewis under the nj
and style of MOORE, BARKER & CO. a
gagged in the manufacture of Lumber. n
been this day dissolved by mutual conss.
a. A. Barker and Evan D. Evans having d
their interest to Thos. b. Moore. All ds-
of the firm will be settled by Moore & Lev
who still continue the manufacture of In
Der at the old mill.
MOORE, BARKER d CO.
February %, lS66-St
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Editorial correspondence.

FOR GOVERNOR
Maj Gen. JOHN w. GEARY.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

On Friday LAST in company with
Mr.. Emmert Of Frceport I'll. ace (the
Senior) left town behind one Of the
fas. livery teams of Perkins & Gage
Tor visit through the northern tier of
towns in this county. In passing over
the country We were much pleased to
witness the fine appearance Of the crops
Of every variety. During a residerce
Of l.earIy ten years IN Northern Iowa
we have net seen better promise Of an
early and abunaan. harves:.
At Foreston we made hasty calls up
on " T Daniels at both Store ana
grist mill, found him busy as a mailer.
anI as happy as the consciousness of
doing right, with g}ol business pros
pects, can make cue. Looked in upon
Peter I ellie, found him with sae
stock of goods, at low prices and doing
a furnishing business, as matter 0!
course; accepted the hospitality Of
friend Carey and HE excellent lady, at.
ter which pulled out fer Line Springs.
We were highly pleased with the
progress Of this fine growing sister
village. In The town are several new
residences and places Of business. The
town has three stores, as follows, Noul-
ton & Son. and A, Lick, with a full
stock Of dry goois, groceries g., and
II. J. Stalker who has full stock of
drugs, pasen. medicines Of all the vnri-
cites usually kept ~ first class stores
of the kind. J T Sheldon is engaged
in the grocery trade exclusively. The
town has griss and saw mill, two
blacksmith shops, q wagon shop &c.
Here also is locate! the Lime SPRING
Seminary. under the chlrge Ct Rev, A
Craig as principal, which is fas. attni,,.
ing the rank Of one Of the besteonducte|
institutions of the L!..l IN northerl
Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

same is hereby amended. by adding at the
! end thereof, The following words, viz lin
any place the value Of tie property So cut
down, carried away, or otherwise taken,
shall not exceed the sum of fifty dollars,
then the person 50 offending shalt be fined.
not exceeding one hundred dollars, or I'M
p,iSonea IN the coua>y Jail not excoeedng
| thirty days.
SEC. , This act being deemed of ;mme-
diate Importance by the General assembly
| shall take effect from an d after its eubtic,s
ton ID the Daily State Register, AUD Iowa
Homestead, newspapers published at Des
MOine>, Iowa.
Approved March 10Th, 1866
hereby certify thas the foregoing Act
was published 'n the Dnny State Register
Mares 2o,h 1866, and in the Iowa Home
stead March 2Svh. 500.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

was ccnEjed: that resolutions condemn
ing these practices, adopted by the
late republicans State Convention
which nominated as candidates for Of
fee those who use irenergles IN the
LEGISLATURE and elsewhere 20 wh'tewash
the character of politica! char!atans, are
falsely hypocritical:: base astHe action OF
those who invoke the sacred memory
of tbs fathers of the Republic, but who
sustain those that stand by the urn of
departed greatness, stirring the ashes
with poisoned dasSer.'
Resolved That we are in favor Of
equal and jus, taxation: that the system
Of deception practiccd in giving boun-
ties to the soldier while exempsins from
taxation the bonds Of the CAPITALIST
IS uniussiy oppressive, inasmuca as It
gives to these who rem,ined at home
from War unequalled oprort whites 20
iavest ingovesnment securities, imposing
upon the common soldier not only the
necessity of paying the taxes to defray
the Indebtedness incurred in raising his
OWN bcunties, but the farther necessity
Of being taxed to pay both interest and
principal ot such bonds as we'll as the
current expenditures of the government
Resolved, That those resolutions be
published in the Plain Dealer.