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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13
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lEstablished 1901
rs EAGn3trs-af., ". ".
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

SNcfd6e pasasge Liverpool QueousUwn - J"
rency.
steerse passage tickets TO brrg parties from Liverpool
Queenstown for SIS In currency.
Through passage to Paris, Antwerp Hamburg Bremen,
&C., 1T low rates.
Drafts issued for any amount, payable at any bank in
Great Britain the Continent
For FREIGHT and cabin apply at the oce OF the
company 81 broadway.
And for tickets at the 0tce OF the COM
'"A'' - ''0@1"A' anu = r. ". j. HURST. Manager.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22
STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF S2s,ooo0oo.

An to create loan the redemption Of the overdue
hcatcs indebtedness amounting szs OOO been
And whereas Il Is desirable that the same should be paid
ans
presenaves OF the Of Pennsyvania in Cen
q the sams That AUDITOR General ana State
borrow on the faith Of The in such
S s @ ol s e. nsn
hres millions Of dollars and issue % certificate. Of loan
a rate not esceedng ss ssntum per aangm payable
ss a S Il s
shall be subject 70 taxation whatever for State
ois %
ssn @
3 Governor and STATE ir.s.sisr y
csnsr sod q be on Is. sooS.
= the ~ Farmers: and nsshaSis. Nee s.Sns
loan: ipeudnS Dfsmlums g. received Inc .ame ahs
=: So: % .ss ::s
@ @ & HefeDy M 70 . nsuso shAn %
saa r.. stat. and q
ss iosn under such rssui.uoss : s.srn:r Auditor
L. s sos Z 5: -:
s "a e. ss . y 3: s Or r ss bonds
That al trustees exeoutors. adnins.ratora guar
s SaS ss Or
mes Of the etae moneys hereby authorised 70 bid
dor no bonds Or osrncatss Of loan held By
M liking such bd and 70 receive The bonds authorized %
ssc Any psrson Or persons standing in the nduciary
capacity stasd Ia the fourth section Of this act who
money their hands for the benefit Of the
Sc Il s:
mS% not ns d | hs Of s. an
bonds Of this Commonwealth shall bc paid OF In the order
SEC u That ali loans Of this Commonwealth not yet due
shall be exempt from State municipal or local taxation
after the interest due February st thousand eight
sEc 8 That ali existing laws or portions thereof incen.
JOHN p. GLASS,
Speaker Of the House of Rcpresen tativcs.
Approved s second day Of Februsy one eight
In accordsnce With the Of the above act Of As
STATE fress1re1 IN the City Of Hsrrsbars Pennsyvanis
until II oceSk r. Of the lst day of April D. 1857 70 be
Loan. Treasury Department Harrisburg Pa. United
BIDS win be received for s. oooo rembursabls in nve
ten and payable in fifteen and rem
Durable in fifteen and payable in twenty years
which must be explicitly stated In the bid and the bids
most advantageous 70 the State win be accepted No bid
ssued $50 such higher sums desired By
the oaner 70 be free from State, local and municipal
taxes.
The due bonds of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylva
MIA win be received at in Of this loans but bid
des must state whether they intend TO in cash in the
No disinc,ion vii be made between bidders paying in
cash osi .rdue loans
JOHN y HARTRXSFT,
Auditor General
W. II. KEMBLE,
State Treasurer
B.zNo Newspaper publishing the above unless susho.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

pHE NEW YORK AND WEST INDIA MAIL STRAIN
Packet Company.
Trmop,bly United States mail line between New York.
and Bermuda. Jaruaica, st. Domingo. Porto Rico, ST.
Croix. Kits, Antigua, Dominica, Martinique and Bar
BADGES
Sailing days lss, 10th and Goth OF each month.
Morgan Harris. President; Legrand q. Cnpers vicer
President: G. NJ. Delmare Secretary.
For freight passage further Information apply
TO THOMAS j. oUTERBHIDGE, Agent liz Front stre0<
York.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN The first class United States mail steamship
ATLANTIC, Chas Hoyer, commander.
VIII leave pier Is North Saturday Ap ~ AAs
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, !,
taking Passengers Southampton, London, Havre ana
lent ~ cur ency:- -.
First cabin, $40; second cabin, Soo; sesrase, 80
BALTIC, Captain A. a. Jones' win follow 1pri y
WESTERN METROPOLIS, VIM. Weir. r..............Aay
For freight passage apply TO
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

CTEAMER WILLIE DE PARIS FOR BREsT AND
- Havrs will leave pier No North river, foot Of Nor
ton strosk Saturday, March =, at O'Clock.
Passengers ass requested bs board At ~ o'clock
GEO. MACKENZIE Agent
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

TOR ST. THOMAS AND BgAZTr,
II UNITED STATES AND pRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
REGULAR MAIL STEAMERS, sailing on tho Nd of-
every month";
MERnIMAc, Cantain George B. Socnm March q
NORTH AMERICA Captain IL. r. Zimmerman. April .
SOrTH AMERICA, Captain f. Il. Tnkepaugh. May "a
These elegant sail schedule time and call nj
St Thomas Para, Perrambuco Rahia and Rio Jancsro,
gong and returning For eicns OF passage
apply to GARRlS0N \ ALLEN. Agsnts
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
III Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northcrn
and Western trains York via Hudson River Rail.
road Thirteh and Tenth avenue Sand 10 A. NJ and
sl 20 and Ii p NJ; aud via Harlem Railroad Twenty
sith street and Fourth aysnne at II ~ and s;l5 VI
ssepina cars attached 70 and II r. NJ trains $40
r. III train il attached sleeping car every day escers-
Inc saurdavs which through 10 Ogdeusburg Il
w. and o. Railroad withou, change. Va. w. - ps-
ksepss aud return leaving New York SEQ A. M AMI
HsrIsm Road to MilIsron and
leaving Ssw WV ii. VANDERBILT vos-Presdent
The New York herald., 1867-03-22
COAs-WIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY'S
Il THROUGH LINE
Tn CAJ.IE0RNTA

CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers pier 20 North river foot Of Canal street.
II O'Clock, noon. follows:-
April l-NEw YORK, CAptain Jen. Marry connecting
with CONSTITUTION. CAPITA n iarifge.
April lI--HENRy rHAUSCRY, Captain A. @. Gray, CON-
meeting with GOLDEN AGE Cartain Watkins
April 21-OCEAN QUEEN. CAPTAIN s. A. Harris, con-
meeting with MONTANA, Captain Sutton.
All departnre touch Acapuico those OF 1s and 2lss
connect Panama with steamers for South Pacific PORTS
st aud lth for Central American pors and those OF LIST
touch Manzanlo.
Departure Of th each month with the steam
hne from Pam TO Australia and New Zealand
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free.
For passage tickets all further information apply NJ
the o4ce on the wharf foot Of Canal street. North rver
New York. +. K. BABY Agent
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

nj ORTIZ AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN OPPOSITION LINE To CALIFORNIA
VIA NICARAGUA. EVERY TWENTY DAYS
Will despatch the FIRST class steamships
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Capt. smith, March 80
-NN SAN FRANCISCO. Capt Behm, April ..
"a North river at noon
with passengers AMI freight rates. Connecting
the Pacific with the fine steamships
MOSES TAYLOR, Captain Blethen, and
AMERICA Captain Wakemaa.
For further information apply the North American b
Steamship Company
WV. ~ WEBB. President
IS Exchange place, NJ Y.
n. N. CAEEiNGTON, Agent,
II. West street, corner Warren street. N Y.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND
" FRANCE.
The and Havre Steamship CompAnys drst class
Steamships ARAGO and FULTON IN connection with the
New York Mail steamship Company's steamers Missis
SlPPI and GUIDING STAR to Hsvre carrying the united
ing davs, calling at Faimouth:-
GUIDI 80 STAR. b. Van sce - Saturday, March o. 1871
ARAGO ..H. A. Gadsden Saturday April Y M MlSS1
ruLT0N g. H. Townsend. Saturday, May ~ ,SM
ARAGO .....H A. Gsdsden :. ssturday, June g. 1857
and every IA days thereafter
RATES OF PASSAGE. PAYABLE IN GOLD.
LsSo
=.
Through Tickets 10 London IS
An experienced surgeon board.
The Compa viii not be responsible for specie vaua
signed therefor.
JOS. J. C0MSToCK. for N. Y. and II. SS. Co.
). J. CoMsrocK, Agent
No Broadway. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22
DENTISTRY.

! MOST WONDERFUL DTsCovE RY.-TEETn TX
tracted without pain ten by benumbng appil
cation (Nacoraiion Laughing Gas fresh daily Beauii
'u JSY vIrLERs, Iss Grand street. near Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

Nor HAVANA VIA NASSAU. n p
r The British and North American Royal Mail S'ears
Packet Cornpany's new steamer CORSICA Captain La
Messurer. will ports from the companys
wharf Jersey City Saturday 2Sd March, and Saturday
20th April, at noon.
Passage money 70 Nassau.
Passage money Havana "
Payable in gold its equivalent.
For freight or passage apply 70
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
Reyerdy johnson ON I'm.
npD T. a "A Hsat.

Hon. Ieverdy Johnson has added
to his late pamphlet on the dangers
that beset the country an argument
to prove that the president cannot
be impcachcd except for treason and
bribery, and that there is no legal
rowcr in congress to suspend the ex-
ccutive from the franchise Of his
Office pending trial. On the first
proposition senator johnson says:
From the beginning of the govern
mcnt it has been uniformly decided
by the supreme court that there are
no common law offences prohibited
by the constitution, except such as
are specially named. In the clause
before US the only offenses SO desig-
mated arc treason and bribery. For
the nature of these offenses the
courts have right to refer to the
common law for their detinition; but
it is otherwise as to the general
terms. high crimes and misdemean-
ors. These not beng specified. and
there being no common law juri sdic-
tion in the courts of the Union, they
cannot take cornizancc of them
without statutory authority. If this
was lot So, the doctrine OF the Judi
ciary would be palpanly wrong. But
ifit be wrong, if there may under the
clause be Il crime and misdcmcanor
not known by statute, this is certain
that there must be some la " making
it 80. No act, therefore, which the
president may do is cause Of i'm
parchment, unless it be treason or
bribery, or declared criminal by
statute or by commen law. Any 9TH
er construction would place it in the
power of the house of representa-
tivcs to make any act of the presi-
dent, though not prof ihited by law
and wholly innocent, crime or mis-
demeanor which would be to place
the president in absolute dependence
upon congress, contrary to the obvi-
Gus design OF the constitution. The
result is that the president can only
be impeached for treason, or bribery,
or for some other act made by stat
ute high crime and misdemcanor.
ANY alleged violations Of a supposed
duty not made Il crime by statute,
any alleged violation ofpsrty fealtv,
any use of his official patrona &c
watch politicians may find fault with,
or which may have proved injurious
to the public inte<ests, arc not caus-
Of impeachment,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
Congress-.

In the Senate Of the United Sta.es
or Thursday, Nov Il. Senator Ed
n!unds offered a resolution, upon
which he will ask vote at an early
day, declaring that. except in the
"as" of hoods osn"r,a'ly made nava-
~ Ia oall,",, i, la". tnc faith OF
the nation is pledged to the pay
ment of the public debt in coin, and
that all bonds shall be so paid.
This is the commencementof of the
issue between the people who are
the taxpayers, and the hond-holders
who pay no taxes. The latter class
have the entire control of large
majority cf the present Radical Con-
gress, who will legislate for their
benefit, while the people have but
powerless minority to look after
their interests. Congress has 10
right to declare what shall be the
effect Of contracts entered into
when the bonds were issued. The
bonds speak for thems elves, and it
must be left to the Courts to decide
under the law authorizing their is
sue. whether they can be paid in
greeabacks, made a legal tender by
act OF Congress for ''the payment OF
all debts public and private, except
duties on imports and interest on
the public debt or whether they
must be paid in coin hcpowcr Of
Congress to modify or alter tho con-
tract was exhausted when the bonds
passed out of the control Of the Gny-
ernment. and they must be paid in
the lawful money OF the United
States, as defined by the legal-tcn
der act Cleveland Plaid Dealer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
Economic al Negroes.

A radical newspaper boasts that
the negroes of the south have depss-
tied considerable sums in savings
banks during the last year. This
may be SO; bnt poor laboring white
men in the north might deposit con-
siderable sums in savings banks too.
if the federal COVE; nment would fur !,
nish them houses to live in. food to
eat, clothes to wear and school. for
their children. as it does for the ne
groes. But, instead of such favors.
the white men of the north are com
PEELED to furnish all these things for
themselves, and then pay taxes to
support the negroes and enable
them to lay by money in the savings
banks besides.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
Ele leCtiOM---YIeaYy
Democratic Gains.

The returns from all the counties
in Wisconsin, give Fairchild, the
Republican candidate for Governor.
4744 majority over Tallmadge Dem
ocrat. In the election last year the
Republicans carried Wisconsin BY
%. .9O7 majority. a loss Of 10. 1913 in
a single year. The total vote was
larger than last year and there is
no PLAUSIBLE OK ,use for the Repnb-
lican loss. Wisconsin is sure to
cast her electoral vote for DEM
oeratic President and Vice Presi-
dent nsxt year
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

For SALE-A Coop H1r.-The
"Grand Army" organization at
Evansville, Indiana, having beeu
beaten out Of all countenance at the
recent election, the COURIER Of that
place winds up the concern by ad
vcrtising its effects for sale in the
following terms
Two thousand army blankets. (of
best black cambric).
Two thousand knapsacks.
Two thousand paper belts.
Two thousand psstoboard cart
ridge boxes. .
Two thousand tin rifles (extra
bcad).
Two thousand pairs of pant s
(wounded in the seat
Two thousand coats (buttons all
over EN-.
Two thousand pairs of shoes (sole =
less from "tramp. tramp, tramp
about the streets.)
Two thousand copies Of ''We'l
hang Jeff. Davis on Sour Apple
tree, &c"
Two thousand down with the
Traitors, Up with the Stars (very
ehoap, and other paraphcrnalia be
longing to the effects of the late
Royal Grand Army Ct the Republic.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
Another Remark able Walk,

The Milwaukee News, of Nov. Is,
says pedestriaiiism is becoming all
the rage out West, and records the
following feat:
Some two weeks since bet OF
SlOO a side was made between Hes
sc Hassel and Alfred Wilcox, both
Of Portage City, Wisconsin, that
the former would walk from Portage
City to Milwaukee in twenty four
consecutive hours. Wednesday
evening last, at 4 o'clock in the af-
ternoon, Hassel started on the trip.
His friend, Mr.. Gordeu, and VIII
cox with whom he had the wager,
accompanied him in a buggy. The
route taken was the ordinary wagon
road which runs parallel to the rail
road. Hassel ate supper at Fox
Lake junction and arrived at Hori-
con a little after ii P. NJ, where he
rested an hour, He then took up
the line of march for Milwaukee !;
breaktasted at Woodland dlned at
Greenville, and arrived at MiIwau-
kve twenty minutes past three
o'clock, in good condition, winning
his wager easily and having forty
minutes to spare. The distance be-
tween Portage City and Milwaukee
is ninety-ive miles by railroad, and
must exceed ono hundred by actual
measurement of the wagon road. 1t
must be set down as the most extra
ordinary days walk on record in the
West.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

HARD ON THE LADIES
old fog Gan old dilapidated bache-
lor of course) gets off the following
at TIC expense of the ladies g.: Ia
ken as class, women can contrivo
more outlandish and ugly fashions
than one would think possible with
out the gift Of inspiration. Take,
for instance the waterfall. First it.
represented u ladder of Scotch
snuff; next it hung down a woman =
back like a canvass-covercd ham
afterward it contracted, and coun-
terfeited turnip on the back of tho
head; now it sticks straight out be-
hind, and looks like wire muzzlc
on greyhound. Hestling in tho
midst Of this long stretch of hair
:cp >2s 4 little batter cake ofa bon
Get like a jockey saddle on long
backed race horse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
The Sunday Question.

Some time since large number
of citizens in Cincinnati presented
petition to Mayor Wilstach, pray
ing him to enforce the ordinances
of the city, in reference to selling
liquors on Sundays. Mayor Viii
stach has just prepared an elabor-
ate reply, wherein, after admitting
the deplorable consequences of in-
temperance, he proceeds to discuss
the policy of imposing pro,ibitory
liquor laws. He instances ,.e IL
suits which have followed the pas
sage and attempted enforcement Of
prohibitory liquor laws in Maine and
Massachusetts, as notable instances
OF the impolicy of attempting to
force people, by legislative enact
ments, to do what public sentiment
is obviously averse to. The Mayer
thinks there are some other ways of
securing proper observance Of
Sunday than by keeping up cru-
SADIE on dram shops and dram drink
ers, and accordingly he calls upon
the citizens, as he recently called
upon the clergy
''To aid me in enticing people
away from immortality and sin by
creating beautiful parks and places
Of public resort, where, amidst the
refining influences exerted By the
presence of wife and children, they
might find health, recreation and
enjoyment; where, amid groves and
walks, and drives, by lakes, and
fountains, and rivulets, they might
become more temperate, yirtuous
and happy. | am convinced that
half the people who. loiter about
drinking saloons, do so because they
are idle, and know not where else
to 60. Let us, then, provide moral
places elsewhere, to which they may
resort In my annual message to
the City Council, | demonstrated
how a public park, like the Central
park Of New York, might be pur-
chased and embellished. without
costing the city dollar that would
not be promptly returned to its
treasury in taxes by the increased
value of property lying adjacent.
Why, then should We not possess
such park? Dens Of debaachery
would. verify believe, be emptied
of half their votaries if we had bands
of music playing daily and nightly
in parks and squares-crieket grounds
bathing and skating grounds; benc !
es and resting places under the
shadows of trees; geological collec-
tions, galleries Of pictures and stat
uary, where the people of all elias
ses, would be freely welcome at all
seasons.
1t is also proven by incontestible
evidence, that if we had pure water
always attainable by the masses,
they would drink far less liquor I
believe that fully one-third of the
liquor drank in saloons during
warm weather would never be tasted
fiat each street corner or crossing
there were public drinking foun-
tains, where the thirsty wayfarer
could quench his thirst with pure,
cold water.
| Much truth, and sound sense in
this. Pure water is nearly allied
to pure religion, and hence he is a
real moral reformer who secures for
the people plentiful supply Of it.
Man is bibulous animal, and if the
teetotalers shut off his lager beer,
his cider, and his soda, what is to
become Of him if pure water is not
left him-and plenty Of it?-N. Y.
Express.
| prixo fsuhtc havo nuo rn1oan,ir n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

A witty republican Congressman.
from Pennsylvania, was asked what
he thought of the position of Ste
vens and Butler on the currency
and government bond question, re-
piled, "Steyens has put all his
money in iron and Butler has moth.
ing but spoons. and they don't care
what becomes Of the bondho!icrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
I'm pire Sewing laa-
chine G O.,

Principal Office GIG Broadway New York
SNREAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing
m Machines. Empire Shuttle, Crank
Motion Sewing Machine. 1t is thus rem
dcred noislcss in action. Its motion be
ing all positive, it is not liable to get out
of order. 1t is the best Family Machine!
Notice is called to our new and improved
Manufacturing Machine, for Tailors, and
Boot and Shoe Filters. Agents wanted
to whom a liberal discount will be given.
No Consignments Ma e (v7n43tf
ZIP EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE Co.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

A Justice, better yersed in law
than Gospel, not long since married
couple in this way: Hold up
your hands. You solmenly swear
that you will perform the duties Of
your Office, jointly and scverally.
according to your best skill and
judgment. So help ysu God; fec
one dollar
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
aAR
uNeyer.' said Theodore IT

"Never,'' said Theodore Ho
"let man and wife play together at
whist. They are always :clcrraphs
and if they fancy their looks are
watched, they can always communi
cate by words. found out that ]
could never win Of Smigsmag and
his wife. mentioned this ons day.
and was answered, mo, you can
never win Of them. "Why!' said
I. 'Because," said my friend.
"they have established a code. -
Dear me signals by looks?' -
NO. said he, ''signals by words.
If Mrs. Smigsmag is to lead Dear
begin" Dear begins with d, 50
loes diamonds, and cut comes one
ircm the lady. If he has to lead.
she says $ my love- she wants Il
spade. Harriet. my dear, how
long you are sorting your cards:'
Mrs Smigsmag stumps down !.
| cart, and a gentle come my love,
on either side, produces a club.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

He vino beholds the faults of 9TH
ers through his own virtue. is al
ways disposed to forgive them; IN
diligence IS the child Of purity Of
heart.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

"Wherever you find many men
you will find many minds, exclaim-
ed public speaker. 'sT'aint 50.
by jingo," responded one of his au-
ditors. ''if you'd ask the whole
crowd to take a drink you'd find
m all Of one mind" The lecturer
"cavcd' without trying the expert
ment.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

''Wife. said a broker a few days
since, "do you think l shall ever
be worth fifty thousand dollars!'
'.Ain't | worth that to you?'
said the confiding spouse.
"I-e-s,' hcsitatingly replied tho
other half. "but, I cant put you
out at interest -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

The Mrs. Lincoln 500, 900 fund.
to be raised in subscriptions of ena
dollar each, has already reached thu
handsome aggregate Of So.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

1t is an extraordinary fact tha,
when people come to what is called
high words. they generally use low
language.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

Prize fights have one redeeming
quality, viz. some very bad char
acters get very sonnlly whipped.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06

Internal copyright-Thc right Of
the printer to have copy when ;ea
don't feel like preparing it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
For Sale or Exchange

INCUR hundred and twenty acres Of
E good farming land, in Mitchell Co.,
Iowa, three quarters of mile from
Brownyille. Also house and lot in New
Oregon, Howard Co. Iowa.
Apply to H. A. Goodrich, at Office of
Goodxich 4 Mead, CrSsoo, iowa. mas
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-06
WHOLE NO. AIS

In the present dearness Of all kinds
of products, We need to have this
large army sent home, to become
farmers and stock raisers, and de-
velop the wealth which nature of
fers everywhere to the hand of in
dustry, but which she always with
holds from armed men,