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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-08
'VMH Civil Es3GEs:s Esiit Tramp
Red G'EGi%2' 8'0Ot.
The Immediate Necessity q Freedma1s'
Rureau and the Establishment 4
Military District At C.esco.
in Northern Tswa!!

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t;ro nc,r,o n,rul,tioo os-his county.
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=, lIo,l,rl,,. t,r ,he trivial of.
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&c ,;b,I, rsoro how ofthat VILLAGE
W bo Discovering the money drawer
g -, ,r,n,,,.,r s,,nnosaI i n he q
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..,,,o,,n or dozon dollars wbcre-
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bsrh,ro,s crnelt;cs
7bo only NEGRO IN .hr courty now
s,rviv;n,. * f,ras we have learned
:, tho b,,. r.l,so ;ocons;1oratc action
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Characterized and dear-bought," is
not always proof of value. The
medical world is becoming alive to
the fact that our common Dock Root
of the fields is all important remed-
ial agent, and one of the most eff
fectual alternatives known. 1t has
always been a fayorite medicine with
the wise mothers of the country, for
ulcers and sores and for purifying
the blood. This root grows 50
abundantly around us everywhere,
is now known to b. one Of the ingre-
dieats of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
is attracting public attention by its
extraordinary cures Of cutaneous
and uicerious diseases. Each coun-
try produces the antidotes for its
own disorders, as was said of old
land upon the banks thereof shall
grow all trees for meat, whose flower
| shall not fade, and the fruit thereof
shall be for meat, and the leaf there
of for medicine. '-Northield, (Nt)
| Herald.
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Military Government ssfii

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inc 9iarAsss t;S0'" eN u his''! W
an Assembly q t"c rePItSen'"'i' %
OF 1ree people s'"l''" ''[ = 1''eN'
proceedings 0, INC ':D'S. " Ntt'Ic
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oApflNleU pow t'' 'io''' "a" Nv o'oii'"c
10 'ne Nio y l''''e' nic"s ''ou'
inc pFoa" al, "o'u '| t. eGt,'prisl;s 'n re
laiFcs' anu -. Iiio'' ia ''1c 'o0'I I VI
inc hepuo,i'' ~ ''."' - ~ A"'e ="
secure ..'iS 70 n's properly no
man 5 honse - y 70 l'our so'iIH Nv
man S cn"'tG'S tAenIp' iroln SEIZURE
10 man ll'oi'! uleA pooc" - as
sauit 10 l.'n 1'ie S' nc. lfoln peru !,
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above 'he law naS IH'hieSS,? lhraoo
ci'izch i'eu 81: anu a eIas MN ttonl
tne , ooSoi' u i''S i"h'itS' cooii 4"
blli makes a mocAely VI Tree llstltu-
tons IL aesplses all .he safeguards
OF popular l'pei'y' IL 'ralnP1e oll
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WHISPERS
MUSTACFES
A Y d

NORCED to grow upon the upon the
IL smoothcst face in from three 70 five
weeks by using DR.. SENlGNE'S RES
OAPILLAlRE. the most
wonderful discovery in modern science.
acting upon the Beard and Hair in m al
most miraculous manner. 1t has been
used by the elite of Paris and London with
the most tattcring success. Names of all
purchasers will be registered. andif entire
satisfaction is not given in every instance,
the money will be refunded. Price by
mail, sealed and postpaid, 81. Dcscript
i've circulars and testimonials mailed FREQ
Address BERGER, SHUTS & Co.,
Chemists. No. 2S5 River street, TROY. n Y,
Sole agents torthe United States. ulAyl
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CONGRESS has passed the bank
rupt bill and it has received the APP.
prevail of the President, and is there
fore law. What its general features
] arc we are as yet unable to say.
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a GREAT BARGAIN!

The subscriber will sell his farm very
cheap! ltls situated in Winnesheik coun-
ty, on the Rail Road six miles from CreSco
ten miles from Counover, five miles from
New Oregon and fifteen miles from De-
corah. There are 2 brooks running through
the farm and ten never failing springs and
timber sufficient on the promises for the
uses ofthc farm. 1t is we'll calculated for
stock and grain raising, having 400 acres
fenced, $50 of which is under cultivation
and 80 acres with spring on it is enclosed
with post and rail fence for a pasture
There are two good wells, three log Houses
and a new frame house situated Oh The
Military road. The farm contains $50
acres i'll Ill, lying in one tract and will be
sold i'll lots to suit purchasers 1t can be
divided into so acre lots and have living
water on each lot. There is also school
house i'll the immediate vicinity. FOR par
ticulars inquire CT
n9tl3 JOHN WHOLEHAN.
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As 7 Rolls .
zjle l}("otld .faLonLAhed
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MApEBY THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST
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She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew.
She RESTORES 10 happiness those wh", from
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Information concerning absent friends or
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you the business you are best qunhhed to
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you the very day you will marry, gives you
the name, likeness and characteristics Of
the person She reads your very thoughts,
ana by her almost supernatural powers I'M
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future. From the stars We see in the fir
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Is /! "a Cause Eag k.angisteg:

Is i! "a Cause Gas' LaugIiteg:
On Friday, Mr.. lie Blond, Of Ohio,
submitted a resolution in the house
Representatives, rcciting the recent
vote in the Ohio legislature refusing
to strike out the word "white' from
the state constitution, and instruct
ing the committee demonstration
to report bill establishing mill
tary government over the people Of
the so-called state Of Ohio. until
such time as the people thereof,
adopt "a republican form Of gov
ernment. The lit was palpable,
and the house roared with laughter,
thus humorously confessing the log
zeal absurdity Of its own proceedings.
\ short time since our present
delegation in congress were peram-
bulsting the state and appealing
to our people to assist in excluding
the southern representatives from
congress because the majority
Of the southern people had refused
to admit the negro to the ballot box.
At that very time, the people Of our
own state had inst voted by ten
thousand majority to exclude the
intelligent negroes Of this state from
our own ballot boxes.
. Mt only Ohio, bat New York,
Massachusetts, and various other
states governed by republicans, to
this Gay refuse TO permit the negro
to vote without qualification, and are
guilty Of offences precisely the same
in principle and character. rs these
for which the southern state govern
ments arc to be abrogatel, and for
which the southern people, white
ana olacA' are % ~ S''e'ii0" .! Il
standing army.
! " nat 90 'heSc lac's siGH'.y Il '"ey
10 not SIGNIFY 'n'' the o0''l'"H'
party III congress Is S'cNi''S sr0'o-
gles 1of the aoFo@a'loh ol o"f fePoo-
lean form OF government anu Tor
reducing all the states 10 'hc control
OF one central power " "eN II
becomes the n eF's' u i fo'np con-
gress, OF necessary to the schemes
of reckless partizan leaders, why
.,,o,,1,o. onr.roes or,lr r. Oh;o
wis :, ,:
efhlnen, WHICH ~ Is NJ" ''eA'" "
esta bIlsh over the other states OF
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TAKEE0 MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
REMEDIES FOR unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Use HET.Hn0lp's EXTRACT By
CHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
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DIR. BICELOW


is the only Physictan A. = 6psciaiiI&
|. ] |. ];
sSEI now In Chicago that fan he cntiryay
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| Il y ( that horrible disease ~ remain In yuur
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| besides Destroying Your happiness and
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|. KS PRIVATE DISEASES and NE0vOIM
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''t>VlIA"> son whom all afflicted should consult.
No one ever heard of patient Of s not beinx cured
since he has been In this city llis reputation has
vouchors in all the city PAPERS his patisn's ana a
medical profession both hers aud abroad. ~ hsip; ~
most sAlc.I sp,riast horc, and thorough Iiiasv ~
alb sexual dseaseH II all others fall, dout dct,s.
i've Him call II Ia only common occnrrcneo WIG
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al =. and ..cnle.n and the most complete in tho s
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CAGES caused by secret hattt, which ruins both boy
and mind uniting no unfortunate Individual ssr t6v
business or society The sad effect Of those eu lAes
or tao excess of ripper years Is to weaSon AMI ocs
tat, the constitution dostrvy tho physical and nsAa!
powers diminish and cnfeoble the natural Naaings aeA
exhaust the vital energies Of manhood; the pleass. ~
Of lifs are married. the object Of marriage trust ~
AMI existence itself rendered term OF unocaiinE naefy
and regret Such persons especially those ooue1n-
plating marriage should lose time In making naros
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enabled TO insure speedy and permanent cure.
Consultations FREQ and confidential. Once, no. wv
South Clark Street. Of Monroe, half block isum
the Post Office. Post Otace Box Isl, Chicago, Ill.
Cilloo hours from 4. NJ 10 SPIN.
S.;,a tx biz " Guide ~ iIoaih published moouAr,
ffep Of charge.
n B--Lasf,s send fer descriptive circular Of Frsl
ssrie R,aneAe the bast preventive OF ounce ptSoA
known. Sent to any address frcs Of ohars".
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:" NiII ~ t<'V''
E.s~rapcr> circulating in Iowa please
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-05-11

single aero Of Orangeburg land offered to. tho
world. When VIC consider that this pampbiet
is to be translated into foreign languages, and
to be circulated abroad, we regret that 50 fnc
an opportunity of advertising their lands has
been neglected by our large landholders, who,
in many instances, we know to bo desirous sof
selling The offer of Gen. Wagner to pub
lisna' this gratuitous advertisement was dalyin-
serted in our Columns, and appeared inStwo
issues, several weeks ago.
Even now, it is not to, late for those desir' lr
ing to sell real Estate to have their la4'as =
registered upon the books of the Buyeau Of
Immigration in, ,Charlcston,so that any desiring
to invest in real property may become acauaint-
ed with their terms of sale, and some good bar
gains may be made in this way: M
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publican lion and the Democratic lamb arc to
lie down together, and above all, of what par
ticular use it would be for anybody to vote,
just at that time, when votes shall have become
altogether unnecessary and supcraYous. In
this point of view the suggestions Of Governor
Orr do not seem to be very practical. The
nowly enfranchised citizens ask for light on the
political questions of the day, and he replies
by blowing out the lamp of knowledge. They
want to know how they shall vote as between
the two great parties, and he tells them to vote
with neither the one nor the other. They ask
to what party they shall then ally themselves,
and he answers ':to that party whichshall arise
when there arc no longer any parties" The
inference from all of which is that the qucs-
tions now before the country arc of no particu-
lar moment; and that the only use OF the bal
lot at present is. to elect Governor Orr, and
such like, to be Senators and members of Con-
gress.-N. 0. Crescent, Nay 3.
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Washington News.

MAY 2.-7Judge Underwood issued to-day
writ OF hadeas co.pus directing the command
ing officer of Fortress Mcnrco to bring Dir.
Davis before him on the 18th. The writ was
obtained by Judge Shea. 1t is understood that
the writ will be obeyed, and that Mr.. Davis
will not be reminded to the military custody
May 8. Judge Underwoody District Attor-
ney Chandler, and Mr. Davis Attorney, O'Con-
Dor. are in the city for the purpose Of con-
sultiug Attorney-General Stanberry regarding
she writ of habeas corpus for Mr.. Davis. If
the Government obcys the writ which is prob
able, bail will be rendered and tho prisoner
enlarged
The Hon. r. j. Walker addressed the Su-
Premc Court to-day in speech of three hours
duration, which is considered mastcrly effort
He said that constitutional liberty and SELF
government were now OIL final trial, and it was
about to be decided for postcrity in all the
world whether written constitutions we're parch
ment scrolls, words written in sand to be
swept away by the first angry surge Of popular
passion, whether they can be cvaded by tech
nical issues or plea of want of jurisdiction.
A broader bill of attaindcr and pains and pen
alties had never been passed, reducing 1O,OOO,-
600 ef loyal and disloyal people to territorial
bondage, and substituting the cleaning sword
and bristling baycnet for constitutional guards
and courts of law.
The case was continued until Monday, when
Attorney General Stanbcrry will reply.
MAY 6.-Att9rncy- General Stanbcrry closed
his argument in the injunction cases. He
spoke us to the general principle denying the
Jurisdiction of tho Court, no basis by which re-
lief could be given Only two out of ten
States affected were here. Eight were content
The Attorney General said that the Su-
preme Court might SO act ms to induce Con-
gress to destroy the efficiency of the Court,
by impeaching Judges on false accusations, or
by denying the salaries required for their sup
port 1t rested with the people to secure hon
eesty in the Legislature, and to this basis we
must look for the PRESERVATION of rights of citi-
zcnship and tho integrity of the State Courts.
The Court then adjourned.
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South Carolina in the Richmond
DaZanr.
I}iiZaill'.

The following FROM the Enquirer Il Sentinel
of Saturday is the first notice VIC have of South
Carolina to the Memorial Bazaar at Richmond {:
THE PALMETTO TREE,
the emblem of South Carolina, next attracts
our attention displayed upon the State shield
and accompanied by the motto "Dum ,Spiro
Siacro." The tree is formed Of palmetto leaves
and the canopy of tho table is wrcathcd with
similar leaves and garlandcd with grey moss
Vases of flowers, bright and odurous arc scat.
tered over the booth i'll rich profusion, setting
oft to fine advantage the numerous elegant
articles, all of which we arc informed are to
he had for dollar, this being prize table.
n toilet set of Bohemian glass, some elegant
pcrfumery facons, bridal toilet box of white
silk and n rich jcwclry case arc donations from
South Carolina, are also some other articles;
but the most of the articles here displayed are
contributions from Richmond. \ fine picture
of a young girl, fancy sketch, is also the
handiwork and offering of young South
Carolina lady, and some very pretty artificial
work, tastily cncirclcd with shcll-work, arc the
products OF one Of Carolina's fair and faithful
daughters. a pair of screens, beautifully en-
brodeted in beads and worstcd, will attract the
attention of the ladies and arc presents from
Mrs Gilmour, formerly of Richmond but now
residing in England and an elegant Canton
Grape shawl valued at 800, is also donation
from England. pair of richly embroidered
sofa cushions arc present from Charleston.
and are worth more thana passing notice
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We clip tho following from tho Danbury
Connecticut Times, of tho I'd inst AS 1T
shows public sentiment in that State, We pub
lish it for the benefit of our rcaders:
'Thc Fircmcn of Charleston, S. G. held IA
parade on Saturday. Previous to starting, it
was discovered TINT an American flag was not
in the procession, whcrcupon Gen. Sicklcs
ordered that one be placed in the front, aud
attended by n guard cf honor, and at the re-
view should occupy place before the stand
and be salutcd by every one passingit. Geslcrs
order was obcycd and with cheerful alacrity
that will probably encourage him to suspend
his shirt next
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SUICIDE OF ~ SoUTH C,RoLIHIAN.-Thc
st. Louis Tines says
L. G. Clcwcl gcntleluan by birth ahd cdu-
cation, was car;ii:.n in the Confederate service
At the closing of the war he worked planta-
tion i'll Holly Springs, Miss. Some .;;rc since
he had Il personal rcncoatrc with nerd, and
killed him. lie was tried by civil court and
acquitted but fearing the military authorities,
lie left, and on the .lth inst. reached this city.
stopping at the Southern. He made friends
with gentlemen stopping or frcqucntng that
hotel to whom he impaired his history and
to whom i'll fits of clancholy, lie would cS-
press his disgust with life. lie also impaired
to this gentleman the fact that lie was short of
means, and unable to pay the sum required at
the hotel if he remained in the city lie was
therefore persuaded to take boarding in the
house at which his friend stopped. No. 4OS
South Fifth street, kept by Mr. Vivian. Night
before last Clcwcl was more than usually down
hearted, and his friend asked him to 60 to the
Varieties. This he refused, alleging that he
felt like having chill When the gentleman
returned from the tlrcatrc, lie found his room
mate very i'll. Drs Wizlezams and Goldng
were called III, but their efforts were Intellectual
to save him. lie died at four o'clock ycstcr-
day morning The Coroner was called upon
yesterday, an inquest was held, and post NOR
ten, examination made. 1t was found that he
had taken large amount of morphine, and
some of the drug was found in his pocket a
bottle Of prussic acid was found i'll his trunk
unopened. Clcwcll had talked to his friend
about killing himself, aud showed him fare
well letter which he had written but the gen.
tlcman persuaded him to give up the idea and
destroy the letter. The circumstances prompt
ed the jury to return a verdict of suicide.
Deceased is known to have mother and sis
ter in South Carolina.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1867.

lPhitc reseruc to ouysclvcs the right of def
ming our opn political position by means of our
editorial columns, zee ,cW Jeplcascd to publish
contributions from our .tcl2o,c-citizcns upon the
9rapc questions arlich mo,o agitatc the public
mind, 'chether their opinions coincide 10Th ours
or not. Il district nc,cspopcr arc consider,
should be an inder Of the rarious shades of pop.
mltr sentiment IN the section Of country IA ,ohich
1t carcutatcs. Or columns arc opcn therefore,
for any communications properly arritfcn, accom-
panied by a responsible name, not personal IN
their character, ',or absolutely Injurious IN their
tendency.
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ly donated to us by our friends in Marylhnds
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
JAMES L. ORR,

-. 4
b 100 sacks sent to Orangcburg, so sacks sent
to Lewisyihe, to f.. Wannamaker, so sacks sent
to Fort Motto, to NJ. DuAin, SO sacks sent to
Rowes Pump, to w. F. Barton.
Mr.. EDIToR: The Chairman of the Com
mittcc appointed by tlte citizons to solicit from
the Governor and others, provisions for the
destitute, having received the above commup;-
cation, begs leave to notify the citizens, that
they will on their arrival, distribute tho one.
hundred sacks, holding about two hundrsds
bushels, designated for Orangeburg, among the 7
helpless and dcpcndentin and around the village,
above the village on the Bull Swamp and Ken!
nerly Roads and over in the Fork. This will
leave the section below the village towards.
Branchville, and between that place ana the
Bclville road, to draw from DR.. w. 3. Baftua
at Kowc's Pump. Tho destitute in So. Map
thow. lust draw from Mr. Wannsnaker Do
Va or fr>,,," Mr.. Dufin at Fort Motto,
accoriiuy as tn, may live nearer to one or the
other Of these localities The citizens will nos
tice that from the quantity designated fof TINS
District we have not seiciencS 70 supply
over one month, the ncces7 7'tics Q. '''o .nOo
pendent and helpless, as VIC ar o'ies.N = q .
sucl, the preference.
I. S. K. LEGARE,
y. a. HAMILTON,
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Our Charleston Letter.
CHARLESTON, Nav 8. 1876

CiiARLESTON, May 3, 1867.
About fifteen hundred negroes and two hun
dred white persons former generally en-
thusastic, while most Of the latter were SIM
ply curious-assc,nblcd on the Citadel Green,
on last Friday afternoon, as auditors of the
Great Republican Apostle, Senator Wilson.
DR.. A, G. Mackey, .whosc political notoricty is
not bounded by tho city limits, presided at the
meeting, and after prayer by tho Rev. Ran
dolph (colorcd,) introduced the Honorable
Orator to his audience On the platform were
representatives of both races and all parties /;
the Radical clement naturally prcdominating.
The Senator'S speech, which consumed about
an hour and half, was, throughout, intensely
partisan and ilibcral, and, on that account, [