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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09
NOTICE.
HEMODEL SEWING MACHINE.

THEMODEL SEWING MACHINE.
(rrc:a the New York aeraid.)
Prominent among the ncc, anical tri
TN, hs Of this most ingenious ago, common
honesty compels us 10 notice the Empire
Sewing Machine. commended As justly
styled perfection ITSELF Useful as have
been the various sewing machi mes. from time
70 time presented to the pnblic, each one Of
them has been cursed with some radical de-
feet which detraets from general utility.
Warned by the experience Of his pred ecess-
crs. the ;nve.tor Of the Empire Machine has
produced an instrument combining all the
advantages for which others are Wanted
end obviating every defect which can be at.
tr:buted to them by the most fastidious
critic.
The Empire Machine is q marvellous com.
bination Of simplicity, econemy and perfect
workmanship, being durable, free from LA
OF operation. Its mechanical contriv ance
a accident, and accuracy to workmanship.
straight needle, it makes q stitch, which C., n
time, it can operate perfectly upon every
species Of material from leather to cambria,
with threads of Gotten, linen or silk, from
tue finest to the coarsest number.
As the Empire Machine is gradually sup
planting its more antique rivals. no ono in
want Of useful Instrument Of this descrip.
ton, be he Or she tailor, ceachmnker, dress
maker or seamstress can do otherwise than
secure one Of these economical and in,mita-
BILE machines, suited alike for iaaily and
manufacturing .purposts The Office Of the
Empire Manufacturing Co is at No. $50
Broadway, New York City, where they are
now supplying these Empire Machines at
prices far be ow the real value of the instru-
ments New York Herald.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

On the 9TH day of FEBRUARY 1856: by the
Res. J. L. Fitch. Mr.. jeremiah F. Powell
srd Mrs. Minerva Lee. all Of New Oregon
Howard County Iowa.
At New Oregon. FEBRUARY s 1866 by Rev
J w. " ,ndsor. MIR. Albert H. Haynes to
Miss Kate Barker.
At New Oregon, FEBRUARY 8 1866 bv ! W
Windsor Mr.. Martin A R :,rs, tc Miss May 4
Gents, bo,k ct this county
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09
M s"iyto be seen a.d operated % Be .4p
a 9HEI@RlTY

over any Ut Ter Machine IN the market Will
be seen At . glance.
lst. It runs easily and rapidly, and 10 20
constructed as to endure all kinds Of usage
2nd. NJ breaking Of threads in going
over seems.
3rd. No imperfect action Of tho feed at
nsevcn places in the work
Sth. The Wecd-stitch catches Of itself
and will SOW from the finest lace to tho hsay
est leatker, aud iron, zoe cotton to coarse
linen thread
5sh. The Weed Machine will do beauti-
tul quilting on the bare waddins, without
using inner Gnisg, hus lsssing Itself - if
done by hand.
Oh. The variety of fancy work that can
be done on the
WEED MACHINE,
with 50 little trouble naaasait equal. no. Superior 70
six Machines combined; for Instance It Binds Hens
Fucs and the band the same time and in
the
WEED NO 2 MACHINE.
~ before stated, equivalent to eomb!na.n Of any
SIX ordinary machi res
Orders for machines may be sent through sac Azer-
can Advertising Agency, 3,9 Broadway, n. Y.
Below We give . few prcvs-
NO. : Oil El.eH Walnut. OrnasAsnted with hener
$50 90
No. OIL Black Walnut. Hall Case, lOrna nen.ed
with liemuer Is 90
No. Extra Oil Polished R:sck Walnut, Half Case
Large Table bea. Il! ally OrnaMen:ei Is 20
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO,
o"s Broadway New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

We neglected'la$t week to no.
aice that a handsome fur cuff wa:
found in the street some .t.C
weeks since opposite the. resi-
.dcncc of the Senior of this firm
The owner will receive it BY, call
ing for it.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

The Scnior Editor Of this pa
per has been quite sick Tor the
past week, and from all indica-;
.&ions will not be able to leave his
room for several days to come.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

By WIN. l. ALI ON 4 %.
IA M0s.--3as PIP. 90 for One Dollar.
SPECIAL CosralBuroRs. PROF James J. Mapes, +. r
ouin Esq. N: s: Dodge Mrs. N. McConaughey. and
other distinguished writer's
This long tabl>hed agricultural Journ
III, the largest Dollar publication in tn
world, hould be taken by every farmer IN
the United States. and to this end we offer
t" send it, enlarged TO ~ pages, Fourtre"
Months for One Dollar that is from the
present time to the close Of 1866. To those
who send 10 cents extra Tor postage, We al
so "fier o-.e Of our premiusa plates Merry
Muking in the Otden Time, Prestden. L,n-
coin c"d his eat,"e., large photographic pic
lures Of Gems GsG..t aud Sherman, the
>trar Yard-or Oporto Grape Vine. T"
CanvaSsers who raise clubs Of subscribers
tor the Farmer, we offer the following lib
e,a prcm.ums-ail good articles, and sent
directly from the manufactures.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

The revival meetings will CON-
-ne1rce asaia il the Methodist
Church, mex. Sabbath.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

4 series of meetings are now
sheing weli aatseRded, <tsthe tEpis.
copal Church, we trust they may
accomplish much good.
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Premiums.

I Gold pen and silver Penci; case.
: photograph Album valued At !, 90
Wchsters Dictionary, $50 edition.
y Photograph ALBUM retail price, 90.
10 Cooley, Peterson Or Arthur's Magazine year.
y Ives Attachment for Kerosene Lamps a..
u Webster's dictionary, - edition.
10 First three or four later vols Working Farm
er neatly bound in paper covers.
70 Agrc ltural Boo OF her publications to the
amount Of $40.
,.., 20 Ives Patent Kerosene Lampt fixtures -.
20 Universal Clothes Wringer price so
. 20 Nine volumes wor ling Farmer, neatly bound in
Is boys washing Machine, el4
Is Photograph Album, Turkey Relief, price SO.
So Harrington's seed sower. price els.
81 Mapes' Lifting sub-soi Plow SIS.
80 Universal Clothes Wrayer price 4lc.
~ Webster's Unabridged Pictorial Dictionary &l2
81 Wheeler Wilson's sewing Machine, complete
with henmer; price SIS.
30 Melodeon Ibest four octAve1 985
100 wheeler Wilson'S No. &c ring machine; silver
plated with hemmer complete SIS.
160 wheeler wilson's Ne. sewing machine; silver
plated; full case Of polished Rose wood; price
t4sF 800.
$50 4 scholarship In Bryan. ::stra.ton Cos Com
/ .. nercial colleges ss New York. Buffalo &c.
100 Decker and CO.'S Piano 7.Octavo Round Corn.
sod. ers equal TO steinwsys 500 piano, ss7S
TrRxs-Onc Dollar a year in advance.
30 cents in clubs Of 10 or more. Single
Nos l2 cent, Specimen copies sent on ap-
plication. Clubs may come from different
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

The extreme cold Of the past week
HIS cheske! operations somewhat still
there has been q fair amount Of BUSH.
es. done. The general markets have
ruled dull, the price Of wheat has set.
tied away like the SNOW in sunny dav,
1t goes as it meant to stay lyet each
telegram shows US how little we know
Wheat brings to-day Thursday Sth "a
o 81 cents.
Pork drcasci 9 1-2 10 10 csa.
LATER -~Whea, 3 cents lower and
unsettled.
S L CAREY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

The Universal Clothes Wringer: the
best in use. elsewhere advertised in our
columns. May be found at the store Of
Moon & }Euct.
Every family should have one.
Ono. 9 vol 7 Il.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

- ~ M ~ "A ~ A = ~ ~ " - ~ .
4 positive aud Specific remedy for diseases Of Tie
nlsAAss. EsA.-s., Gravel 1.e nrspsissi sweiisos.
This Medicine increases tho pewese digestloa. and
exci:es TIC absortcns i:.o healthy which tho
matter Ct escaroo-s dispositions. end oil uanstusal En-.
fragments reduced swell pain and iAdastleo,
:1d Is Feef 10. Ecn, women sad eH:;drsp
-~>-~~>.~-o~>--~~->
II:
hElMBOlD'S EXTRACT bUChU,
For weakness arising from Excessss. RABBITS Of Oisps
ton. Early Indiscre;icn, etssndsd with the following
Symptoms:
Ind,. pos:f 81 10 Exaraea. Loss Of fewer.
Lots ot .euacsy, Difficulty OF Breathing.
Weak serves. Tremt:las.
Horror Of Disease, Waksfuness,
Dimness Of visioa, Pain IA tie pack,
Hot Hands. Flushing 1t the Cody,
cryness Of tho sa11, Errpticae OF to Eacs.
Universal LaseitRde, FslL Goes .euaace,
Euseulse -Syctcm.
Thsso symptoms. II al!owsdso 60 o. (Which ~ Mod
cine Invariably rcmoves). soon follow
TATUITY, EPILEeTIC FITS. &C..
IN Of which tn patient may expire. whe say
they not !roSseatsy aoowos ~ these "direful dis
cases" - .-.-.--..
Many Ct tho Of their suffering. but
viii confess Tbs records Of tho insane ssyums aad tho
melancholy deaths BY consumption boar ample Wines to
.ae truth Of the assertion.
-he Constitutions once ale ~ organic weakness
resuiEes the aid 81 medicine and
the sJstem, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT VI BUCuU
nva1iselS 1ses. TRIAL will convince tie meet sceDuca
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

Freixhs On wheat to Milwaukee per bu. 40;
JOHN c. BAKER,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

hope by strict application to Basness 70 zer,. shar
OF public patronage, which has been indy extended
me since my first opening In McGregor My expertenr
now enables me to do better for my customers than
any former PERIOD. respectfully solicit buyers Of Il
city and country to examine my stock and see T.
themselves No charge for showing Goods. Our tru
II well-founded and We fear not, ~ Low PRICES vi
merit spprovai Able and accomplished saesAen to "a
upon all our Old customers and want some new ones
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
TENNESSEE IRON-sTEAMBOAf
BOILERS.

Stepping into the store of Messrs PAUL b
CROCKETT, No. 2l0 Front street, yesterday,
we noticed large stock OF Messrs Hillman,
Brother & Sons celebrated Tennessee char
coal iron, for which they are sole agents.
Il consisted of rod, bolt, bar, hoop and boiler
iron, in all their varieties.
But what has principally induced US to
call attention to this iron, Is the superiority
of the boiler plates produced from IT, Each
plate of boiler iron is separately inspected,
stamped and warranted, and II is noticeable
fact, that there has nseer been an explosion Of
a boiler manufactured from IT, Two ct the
finest and most popular boats on our river
are now running with tubular boilers, man
ufactured from thh iron, and th " are ad-
Judged by the most intelligent and prudent
Of OUR engineers as safe as any other. This
shows conclusiveiy that the safety and en-
durance of boilers depend less upon their
form than the material Of which they are
CONSTRUCTED. Aud yet Notwithstanding
these acknowledged facts, there are ten boil
ers manufactured In this city from Peunsyl'
vanis iron where there is one from The Ten
nessee iron, and this because II may cost
from one hundred aud ffty TO three hundred
dollars more for the latter article. For TIM
paltry sum the lives and limbs Of passenger
must be jeoparded, and millions Of dollar'
sacrificed annually. We arust that thers
will bs reform in this particular hereafter
and that IL will be stimulated by the trav
cling public inquiring not whether the boat
have tabular or flue boilers, but whittier the,
are manufactured from Tennessee or Yankr'
iron. seD,phR Commercial
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

[PHson life has given 10 literature many
hsrSiS I.ss proIc II .Ss aSs rssnscs vs 4sn An
thoss Of voltaire, Raleigh, and wither, all Of
whom wrote "wisely, swectly, we'll" nom
''stony cells and iron bars" The following
veSses from the pen Of Gen. Bucknsf, who
began his wooing Of the muses. during his
conanement, are amongst his earliest aidie-
wilds" They have never been published
before and we have the pleasure Of laying
them In their original form before the read
eIs Of the Banner. Naskpials Banner.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

! think have seen you before, sir; are you
not Owen Smith Oh yes; in OWN,
Jcnrs, and OWN, brown, and owis every
bOdv
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

ASorurn CONSTITUTIONAL AnBHpnnsr.-
"Brick" PomeroV Ia Q late number II his
paper, lets ny this bolt at the rscoustructiou
committee: tz-,
An exchange says another anendmsnt to
the Constitution has been proposed by enc
of the Committee ON Reconstruction, and
will be presented to the attsntiou Il Con-
grss. Il win read nearly as folleWss
ARr CxXxIv-Thst no stAts shail bs
admitted TO representation In Coaesss until
BY provision embodied In ih fsndsnsstal
law, Il pledges its citizens nevsf 10 claim
restoration Of any pianos, watches, 6nger-
rings spoons, silk dresses, books, pictures,
side-boards Wines liquors. carfisgse Aad
other portable property, which may, q any
time, under pvsSas- Of military necessity,
have been transferred, shipped, rsnossd o.
carried away from their residencs1 cellars,
out-houses, grounds or stables, and delivered
into the care and keeping Of loyal citissus Of
New England and other ''loyalo sections Of
the North, and all persons claiming any such
portable property 90 removed, shall b sx.
cluded from the basis Of representation, and
shall be forever disqualified from holdIug
any Office Of trust or profit under the State
or General Government. ~ $500
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
VIEWS OF PRESIDENT Johnson on
The AMEEDMkNf.

WAsHIHoroN, june 22.--Tbe President
to-cay sent the following mesaags b ths
Senate and House of Representatives,;
] subnlt 70 Congress report Of he esc-
fetsry of State, 10 whom was selkrrsd the
concurrent resolution Of the 18th inst, re-
spsctiug subuissioa 70 the LogislAsurss Of
the States Of an additional article 70 tho Con-
ssitution OF the United States It win hs
seen ffom thu report tlat the Secretary Of
State hah, OH the l6th inst, transmitted 10
the Governors Of the several States certified
copies Of joint resolution passed on the 18th.
proposing an amendment to the Constitu-
ton.
Even in ordinary timea the question Of
amending the Constitution must be Justly re-
gsrded as Of paramount Importance. This
importance ID At The present time enhanced
BY the fhct that the joint resolution wss not
Submitted BY the two Houses for the appro.
val Of the President; and that, Of tbs thirty.
six States which constitute the Union, elev-
en- are excluded from representation Ia either
House Of Congress although With the single
exception Of Texas, they have been sntirsly
restored to all their functions rs Htates ID
conformity with the organic la~ Of the land. !.
and have appeared At the national capi1nl By
their Scnators and Representatives who have
IA vsc.nt .sss. nor have ths sovsr.;sr -.
MA m ths nation bser sI5at5cS an csmsrtu.
p;sv % n n 80 etrses.i,,s ihsir y;svs urcr tks n.
noytsnt % ones,;ons Which The smsnane.t -.
ro,ves
C,rsv. aonh,s ,hsr.sore mar r.,rY.,,v
ana ;ns,,v sr;ss "A n ~hs,h.r x. .-s;on n
Cmcr.ss \. In hsru,onv with Nh. ssrsiwsnt
~ ~ rsovis .ca -Lsthsr ssst. 1900.
sssss sjrctrS vishost rsTsr.ncs q ~ 4.
snss .honn ~ cslied unon hv Ccn.rss. 10
dscids rssrsc,;r, ths r.,iscs,ior 49, re,,.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

A BosTos paper has q report that clerk
in one of the wholesale stores Of that city
has lately been afflicted with painful break
ing out ON the neck, which he st 6rst sttrib.
uted 10 boils but the matter getting nsfious.
he applied to physician, who informed his
patient that he was suffering from thc poiso,
nous properties Of articles used In the pre-
parati0n OF his enamelied paper collars,
which had been absorbed into his system,
and upon inquiry II was found that soaus
half dozen other clerks, all Of whom worc
these collars, were affected IN d similar mar
ner.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
weMAN's E'E.

That. s;nt,rs, In Sosns;r
An liquor guid to Gre bis bluid
That's prest wi grief an care;
Then let him bouse, an deep carouse
WI bumper flowing Ger,
An u;nds hia Or;efa M r,rvro
Burns.--Scotch Drink
-
i
Gle me the light sac pure an bright,
ner ees me light for me.
80, s@
= ~ .
The glistening sheen In summers cen,
'u 'n"' IN "omansee'
~,
ner r so.cs un ,ncwn, eAce's IN 'one'
Ine m..'c Y sue 'Pns
Are dnicst tones ,;Ls Seu
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times says Il Is reported that In conver.
sation with the Austrian Ambassador fsw
days ago, the Emperor Napoleon, alluding 10
venetia, expressed hope that Austria would
consent to make some Concessions for suit
able consideration, and thus rerNose one Of
the greatest obstacles 10 the maintenance Of
peace. The story goes that Prince Meter
mich at once declared that no pecunisry com
pensation, however great, would stef induce
Austria 10 give up that province 70 tts Itai-
ians that she would equally fefass The Dan
ubiah Principalities as she had already sm-
barfsssnseut enough with ahationalitiss,h y and
more than enough; that she would light both
Prussishs and liI1isns, beat them, too; that
she should get back Sllesia, which had been
wrestsd from her by THE tiiost ignobls treach-
cry, and, In return, give Up Holstein 10 Prus-
sia; and as for vsnetis, she would usls
present Of II 10 the Emperor Of the Yrsnch,
when this war was over, to do what hs
pleased with 1T but that Austria never wsu1d,
Of herself, give u 70 the Italians"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

An English letter says that Jddah p. Ben
jamin has been summsrily admitted 10 full
practice la all the courts, without any pre-
paratory practice or e..@lnaiion. The
strong Coniedsrate ympathies oi the Eng
lish bar smoothed the way for him 10 man
ner that. creates much comment among the
people Of different views on the American
question.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

In Newberp, N. O., the City Council has
voted two 70 three not 10 pufchsss United
States flag 10 be displayed from the City
Hall. The argument 10 opposition wss that
the United States would not allow rspresen-
sentalion from the South in Congress, there
fore the South ought not 10 sllow the Gag 10
be shown within her borders.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

Tho In her pets she stamps and frets,
An fast heru .ar-drops fa',--
Who wadna risk a storm sac brisk
To kiss the tears ava
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29


TEE London Times is not entirely bsisd
when America is the subject 10 b looked %.
II says'
Tie seuthernen sre prepared 10 shahs
hands, but the Nottberrcfs win not have II.
They are resolved TO keep their late enemies
out Of the pale Of the Constitution, " dlsarsB
them by the infiction OF civic disabilities,
10 punish them fot their recent mslignauc
by political outiawry, 70 rsstrsia thsm by ps
nal statutes, 70 introduce among them OBJ
toxious principles supported By fbcs. and
thus In the heart Of South the establlsh North.
cru ascsndanct. or couns, they DO not pro
Tess ID be doing all this In psrpetuity. They
intend, ~ soon ss s0utherners and Dsmocrais
become gsod Eortherheu and Rsdiesla 70
remove the political fstteu by the aaolition of
tests and by measures Of emancipation. That
y the pfcgrauline Of the party now Ia coils.
ion with the President, and 40 Enslishnan
will bare any difficulty In recognizing The
parallel. We SEQ exactly what Americz Ia
about. II Is Irsland over sgaia. s.I I
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

RAm.-.rhe lancaster (U.) Esgls rsposts
That localities In Fairfield eoan,y nrs lsnch
Infested by Norway rats. Entirs AID Of
corn have been destroyed by then, ana in
Other Instances acres were taken ~ . slnris
night. oardsns suffer In q like naassr.--
They even attack and kill pigs, chIcksns ana
other fowb and small animals. Many fssps
are said TO be swarmjng with than. A.
many as hve hundred have been killed on q
snsie farm in one day by the usual toscs on
I farm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15
Andrew johnson in Favor Of Disfranthisins
Traitnrx

nay that the traitor has ceased 70 be oitissa and
fn 5esiae tAs rebeitoa has become public enemy. He
fertsissd h4 HsAt 70 ssss hh loyaa res vhn - ~
nounced his eitizenshp and sought destroy i0ev
eminent W say 70 the most honest and induses4ous
Aselgssr ~As coass Iron Eexaapd ~ oWnaay 70
dwell among and 10 add 70 the ysath Of the cossty
Bsss yoa saa ~ dtsen you must efsy hers fbs I've
ysAu' 1--we are 20 cautious about fof pers, Who vul
uns.tily rssosHse thsir hones 70 iivs - ns, vhsa
should we say TO the traitor who, although born ard
fs4red snong -, has rs,ssd psrdesdai AsA sDaAst
sAS osyernm-at Which sivsys protected hlnf ~
Judgment 10 that he should be subjected ssvsrs -
dssf ssfcss his r~sused 70 oitseuAp-.
AAanv Ishasal N Faysr d Ezsstins TraltscL
~show me w. Aaa bea saossd in these essspR.ae
Who has fred upon nas Who has given instruetio
teAesprfsr>a custom hcuses srssusis sud dock ysrds
an VII sAD~ youA traitor. w~s I President - ~
UIitsa 1hssss would do - fhpnas jsHs~ssa ~ n
asoe With Astpn Barr. uond hare them arrested, anA
hcoavcs. ~ithia the meaning asd scops ~ - opn-
sttutica by the Ktsrnsi God would execute shen-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

IHLhd Mdts " AssSfIfa, IHftrfeE q Ioton--lAN
u frtse u Al eEscztisr To me directed aed BY
Clerk OF the District Court Of the Bais~d Btsbes for
tbs Sonhs Division d the list let Of low nsd $gsinss
Ai.o-a soH. In favor kindskepf. Brothers Co,
have svs~d npan, ana sl s~i 70 the highest III der,
the door II tbs rks Oc~ OF the stres Court Of The
u. o., for the District of Iova KeoAuk lid Ds /,
trct on th~ 18th day ef Srpts mr, A isSd httween
The hourS OF o'cteck m. sad o'clock p N of sad
dAy.t following property, TO Wit OTIS an4 snd
the eAst hall OF Lots and ,. III Bio No H. Ia Den
mark, Lee Cunty, Iowa Tahen and levied apod ~
property OF AivorA son ia satisfy said xrto
cution. PkfKR NKIyNDY Z 3 MarshAi
,, II FULTON, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15
Ararsx johnson on Rtsonstrusasn.

In calling convention to restore the At rte who shall
restore and reestablih Shall the who gave his
tnfuenceand his resns 10 destroy the aovernment Is
be to participate Ia the great work Of reorganization
Shall he who brought this misery upon ths State be per-
mitted to control its destnes II this be So then all
this precious blood Of brave soldiers and officers
freely poured out vi lhavs been vantoaty spilled oil
The glofious Victories by noble armies will 70
for naught. and all the battehelds which have been
sown uth dad Aoe$durns the rebellion win have been
made menoAhie ia ysa- Why all this carnage and de-
vastatoni II that treason might be put down and
traitor, Punished. Therefore say that traitors
NAke bsek seat In the work Of restcrations
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

0O3&DO
A couple Of weeks ego the Atlantic cse
brought the news Of . rise in Coafedeea
bonds in London.
Here is the paragraph from the Lond4
Ners which givss the fact and the RED ~
it. The British sympathizsrs look updd u
arm>in-arm movement - precursor pl
the restoration Of the influence and the pow
" As veil - the cnadit e tha SoatA III
London Daily NesoS 81 1dEdB 51R N.Y.:
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