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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22

at the beginning Of the first session
Of the last Congress, and were refer
red to Committee on Claims, at the
head Of which was Hon. Columbus
Delano, Of Ohio, one Of the ablest
and most considcrate men in public
life. SO startled was the Commit
tee by the amount Of these claims
tina. they reported q resolution,
which was forthwith adopted, that
until otherwise ordered no claims Of
this character from the citizens of
the Southern States should be enter
tanned. But this was simply a tenn
po7ary evasion ofan inevitable duty
It was like sh utting ones eyes to a
danger TOO fearful to be faced. The
COMMITTEES did not dare to let the
country understand the extern: Of
these cIaims-vhi,h are perfectly
Just, and can no more be ignored
than can the Seven Thirties or an
otter part of the public deb.
VIVA, the amount Of these claims
prove in the end to be, the country
has no means of knowing. Mr. De
lano has intimated two or three
times. while urging vigorous meas
ures Of taxation in Congress, that
they would be large enough to tax
to the utmost extent the resources
of the whole country. And We have
very good reason to believe that the
amount of such Of these claims as
will be found to be perfectly just,
and such as must be paid, will ap-
preach very nearly, ifit does not
equal, VIVA. is uude lstood to be the
present aggregate of the National
Debt. This may seem extravsgant,
as it is certainly alarming; but we
believe time will show that It is
not an overstatemcnt Of the actual
fact
The above is the statement Of one
Of the leading Republican papers Of
the North--its editor distinguish
ed member of the last Congress. 1t
is an open confession Of the duplicity
with which the Republican leaders
have acted towards the people. 1t
shows that Republican Congressman,
for fear of their popularity, did
no, dare 70 let the country know"
the full extent of the public indebted
ness. Whilst denouncing Democrats
Us falsifiers, the TINES acknowledges
that it's own party. with Columbus
Dulano in the lead, has been throw
ing dust in the peoples eyes and
keeping from them truthful know
ledge of their liza bilites. These are
omissions which may we'll excite
the Indignation of the public, and
should serve as perpetual warning
against being deceived by similar
frauds in the future. -Cleveland
Plaindealer.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
The National Debt not yet
Half KHOwn--IlMpOrtant
staten q Mt

Unwilling to trust their followers
with a knowledge Of the true amount
Of the National Debt, Republican
leadcs have constantly striyen to
'Helule the public with imperfect
statements of its extent. In f'lrth-
rranec Of their purpose, they con-
-stantly parade the monthly state
4ncu. of the L.oUIrATED pablo debt
AS published BY the Treasury De
1nrtment, and hold tina. up as proof
that the whole national indebted
ness il no more than the amount
therein shown. AS correct would
it be to say that mans entire liza
birities were ST own by the amount
Of his due bills in the hands of
creditors.
We have been led to the foregoing
remarks by the appearance of an
arti lie in the New York Times Be-
publican, showing that the amount
of the national Indebtedness has
never been definitely ascertaincd,
and that the aggregate is being
constantly increased. The Times
4. ,,iycs the following items which are
not embraced in the monthly state
mcnts Of the. Treasury Department
: ,Bouxty bill efls6s, sse, ooo' 20
Eounty oiil Of 1897. 3oo, eoo 90
. Assumption Of .tas w&raco.. 5to. oeO. 90
80 lains ~ .----- - 49, "~~ S.OO0, VOo,oo
Total. $3.ehh, ooo,oo
ri In regard to Tbs item Of claims
we give the 'r>nspsge'ofatbs Times
These claim, began tarccne j
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22

had it officially inspected, and re-
port that the City Engineer and the
others with him, arc satisfied of the
practicability of completing tho
canal and making it suitable for the
transit of the largo vessels now run
ming on the river. So the hero of
Fort Fisher has really done the
State some service. But it is the
only case recorded, and that was
not Intentionally. Y. Express.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22

The INpEpENDENT. so-callcd
religious paper, exclaims, "All hail
to military dictatorship!' So ex-
claims the whole Monsrel party
Again says the INDEpESpENT-"It
is with great joy that the people see
the sword ola military government
unsheathcd by Congress. Then,
sir, if you are not gross and shame
less maligner Of the people, they are
dogs, and worse than dogs Day
Book.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22

instruct the Judiciary Committee to
enquire by what authority the Thirty
ninth Congress assumed to establish
over ten States of this Union gov
eminent contrary to that established
by the founders Of this Republic
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22

TuzsDurcH GAPseCAsAL, which
originatedin, the genius Of Gen. But
,lors - so.be made servioeable after
all, though not sltogsther.a. that
redoubtable individual proposed
Tue Richmond authori.iss recently
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22

NJ. About, the great French writer
says that Freemasonry is terrible
eonspiracy-proved by the form of
initiation, the secrets of the edges,
the words and mysterious signs. the
oaths and all the details of the rite
a terrible and energetic conspiracy
against the iniquities Of the world !!
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
The Radio ais want to Buy
over the FeniNnS.

The Philadelphia Press. the
other day, published paragraph in
reference to the Fenisns, announc-
ing distinctly that if they would
join the Radical organization, and
60 in, with might and main. for
negro suffrage they might expect aid
from the Radicals; otherwise not.
There is no sympathy in Radical
circles for the white men struggling
for liberty in Ireland. Their SYM
psthy is all expended on the negro,
and aid from them for brave pec-
pie Of the white race struggling to
be free, can only be obtained by
barter and sale. --Clev. Plaindealer.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22

Iowa has now las miles Of rail
road complete and in running order,
which have cost in construction S45,
$50, 900. When the roads now I'M
der contract arc completed, Iowa
willrank seventh as a railroad State.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
The Shivering Victims

Of Feaver and Ague, who freeze to-day to
burn tomorrow, might have been exempted
from their present trials had they availed
themselves in time Of that safeguard against
all materioua Diseases HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS But if it is too
late for prevention it is not too late for
cure. A single bottle Of this irresistible
herbal tonic will stop the paroxysms, and
a brief course of it will restore the patient
to vigorous health. The prudent and
thoughtful, however, who would rather
forestull disease than wait for its assaults.
will resort to this sure defence against
intermittent fevers at the commencement
of the season when they prevail. Now is
the time to forearm the system against fever
and ague, bilious complaints and dyspep-
sia-diseases which are often engendered,
and always aggravated, by the chills and
damps of Winter and early spring.
SHAKESPEARE otINTER MITTENTS
The Bard Of Avon tells US that the ''sun
in March doth nourish Agues.'' and the
remark is as true now as it was three hun
dred years ago. But, fortunately, in these
modern days March Agues can be prevent
ed. HosrErTER' BITrERs, in a single
week, will put the system in a condition to
resist every species Of intermittent
fever. Or, ifthere is predisposition to
billiousness or dyspepsia, this unequalsd
regulator and invigorant will just as GER
tainly prevent that. All the disorders
common to fogs and frosts may be held in
allegiance by this potent antidote They
may also be elected from the system, after
they have made Judgment there, by its
=, arsovora;pn mao II ia fharofnro moral
insanity for any family to be without it.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
SHAKESPEARE ofINTER AlITTENTS

The GLORY OF MAN Is sTREsGTH. There
fore the nervous and debiiitated should i'm
mediately use HELNBoLD's EXTRACT b.
CAC.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
Deed OF Conveyance.

KNOW ALL MEN by these
presents that we--parties Of the
FIRST part Of Winnesheik County,
State of Iowa, in consideration of
the sum of fifteen hundredths Of a
dollar in hand paid by--of the
second part, Of the county Of How
ard in the State of Iowa, do hereby
sell and convey to said second party
the following described personal
property to Wit:
One Tan colored boy named, des-
iguatcd and known as Smoke
alias Shady to have and hold the
said boy forever if the said grantee
desires. 'Et.-"- ....
And We hereby covenant to war
rant and defend the said second party
in the quiet possession Of Smoke
against all persons whomsoever, that
we have good right and authority to
sell and convey said Smoke" that
the said boy is free from all incum-
brance, and subject to no cleans
being fat, plump and jolly.
This conveyance shall be void
when ever the said boy, Smoke"
shall redeem himself from this sale
and transfer, by paying or causing
to be paid the said second party the
sum of fifteen cents, with interest
thereon, computed at the rate Of 80
per cent per minute to the date Of
redemption. In testimony whereof
we have hereto set our hands
this 18th day Of March 1867.
Witnessed, signed, sealed, stamp
ed, acknowledged and delivered,
Secu,dem orten.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE or
Costise',ess, Janndice, Dyspepsia. i,l3tg.Hio~.
Dysentcry, Foul Stomach, E,ynpslas, Headache.
PILES, Rtesn,otism, Eyxptions aud SKIN Iisessss.
Lirsr Complaint, Drepsy, Tsser. 1h'nors ssd
SAT- Rhe'.m, Worms, Go,a, Nes-alsis. -
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying tAs Blood.
They are sugar-coated, % that the most sens;-
tive can take them pleasantly, and hey are tAe
best apcricnt in e world for Ill the purposes Of
family physic.
Price Is cents PER Bog; Five boxes - eaAn
Great numbsrs Of Clergymen, Physidaah S+ates-
men. and eminent persenages. hare fent thsk
names to certify the aashfaeas efthsss
remedies. but oss speos here viii Hos permit tAs
insertion Of them. The Aesals below ,aameA ~
nish gratis our AMERIcAN ALMANAC in Which ~
arc given with aise fun descriptions Of the aAsvs
eomplsipts, and the trca tment that should Se ~
lowed for their cure. ~o "E4h
Do net b put 81 BY ~nrsancipasd assler, Nth
other plepasotions thsy nsks ncgA psu6k On.
OsuAaA, 1NEn'e. end -taks ~ e<hess. Tie ID
.sst The hsaf cid there foe than, aAl:::c; sAoa
1--we & :"
All our remedies are for sale -
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
NO UNION WITH SLAVE
HOL ERS.'

We publish the following deed Of
Conveyance, emitting names, as the
evidence Of all features of the above
headings. We would simply add
that similar offence South of Ma
son and Dixon line would be suff-
cient to ensure a notice in sll the
Radical papers, and perhaps Brig
adler General with posse of SOL
diers. Should Congress in its wisdom
deem it beat to send up a committee
to investigate, they will find excel
lent and reasonable hotel accommo.
dations with Straw & Jenkins of the
Winnesheik house and real Congress-
ional whiskcy at Hank Cleghorn's
ia any quantity desired, and at low
figures, it, being some Of the lot
upon which the government was de-
frauded out Of the tax by the manu-
facturers. Smoke may be found
by the committee, if he shall have
redeemed himself in the meantime.
between the hours of 10 p. NJ. and
8 A. NJ. sleeping in some barn, in
DEBORAH, thus showing that the
copperhead practices of that people
in ncglecting to provide for the
comfort of this man and brother
demands, imperatively the recon-
struction Of the place on q loyal
basis.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
The influence Of Dollars.

The truth ofthc old Proverb, that
--..rrcnvy m.kcs the mare 90, has
never in:the history of the world.
-.a,ccn 80 lucidlr demonstrated a. it
has been in the histort of this coun-
:ry for the las. few wears. By tho late
civil war, which originated from a
conA;c. in the .noneyea intses.s Of
the two sections. that have been
con.cndiac snr supremacy in our
rational LEGISLATION, viz She North
and the soath. The confic. was
h;,te- and finally resulted in III ap-
neal to arms, and las culm.nated
in 4 triumph &c the faction posscss-
inc the greatest Ne. q dollars 49,
ri. ,r,,t Sor,h.v,s, .he section
49,. e,u,;,hod .bo ,,,;or;,r &c ~,
u., .hoso ,;rss b,xe os,abl;sbs,,
.ho vor,h :, ,bs;~ vic.or;,,s nas;-
,;on ,rs loft com,a~at;velv in the
.o,] Tbor wor, a na,~;ot;c naonl,
and had an eve single to the res
toratiou Of the Cn,cn at any sacr;-
Zee. Hut the peonle Of the North
o,s, wb;,o ,l;s cra,, co,a;c, Wa in
,rocrcss WA ATTENDING to their
individual interests and hy the as
s;.,,ncs of National LEGISLATION in
,ecnr;nr extravaeant tariffs &c.
,b,v have accumulated 4 CAPITAL,
which hs;nr invested in mauufae-
turing establishments and National
vc,chers enables ,hem if necessary
to buv m for their own aavantare,
The Ievi slatir, and uerbaps the .Ju-
dial branches Of the National
.Government.
The systen Of taxation a. now
established hy our national Ier;,-
iatura -br,us tho nr;rc:na) burdens
IN tho !, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nation
,h, rrn,tor nro,or,;on of ,sb;cb
n,,lo IN N. ron,,,,,;,, e tho wo,+
J-,do- o,~ r-as.,, srs,on tho
,os. Will s,s,- b,. ,;+,,, ,o.s .b,,
,be south tina e,,;rs n,o6t Of Tho
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22

Some of our exchanges come to us
with the words Sensible order by
Gen. Schofcll" or by some other
shoulier-strappel gentleman, invi-
ted. under the bill to abolish civil
government in ten states Of the
union, to assume the role of Mill
tary usurpcr Robespierre, Da nton,
Nero and Ca'iguli, notwithstanding
they began their administrations by
issuing sensible orders soon found
il convenient to assume the unlimit-
cd power conferred upon them, and,
after dcluging the land in blood. be-
cam the victims of violence, iudu-
ced by their own cruelties.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
BARBARISM REVIVED !

II y n DN hlS VI II T. l XII
The Civil Rights Bill! Spit Upon !!
The sum Of all villainies" lot yet
wiped Quill!
Necessity Of Enforcing the Reconstruction
Bill!
SALE OF A HUMAN BEING |!
Urgsn. necessity for creating u Military
District with headquarters at
Oecorsh!!!
The necessity CT a Brigadier-
General. and armed posse
to enforce Republican
Government
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
DIR. j. C. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottles Six Bottles for -.
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 10 recount III
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 is kept up to the best
It ever has boon, and that it May be relied on Ia
Dc of their relief all it has ever bcen found TO d.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22

rromp: measures demanded on the part Of
Congress !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

Pacific Railroad to run, via San An
tonic. The bill asks for some as
sistance, which is u mere pittancoin in
comparison with the assistance Civ
en- the Northern road. The Gov
ernment patronage extended the lat
ter, would almost build n double
track on this route. General Ere.
mont is ut the head of the financial
affairs of this enterprise, and the
matter is almost decided as an ac-
complished fact.
1t is proposed to have four branch
roads starting from various points
on the Mississippi River; the most
likely point being Cairo, Memphis,
Vieksburg and Natchez, the four to
converge at some point on Red riv-
or, probably Fulton, Arkansas,
hence through Texas in southcrly
direction until it strikes Mr.. Gid
ding's Telegraph line at some point
east of here, whence it will follow
the latter acrosss the continent to
the Pacific shore, San AatoAio EC-
press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

be manufactured where they are
grown. Cal ulations based oil actu-
al experience showed that this mig Int
be done profitably with cotton in the
South, and away back in the days
of slavery the best informed writers
endeavorcd to impress upon south
ern planters the propriety OF form
ing Joint. stock associations for man
uihcturing purposes assuring them
that enterprise alone was necessary
to enable them thus to realize one
hundred per cent, on the outlay
within two orthree years at farthcst,
besides enhancing the value Of prop
crty in possession fifty to one hun
dred per cent.
Gas to the question of capital, it
could be shown that far the greater
part of that which makes the north
ern States so powerful at present is
the production ofmanuiactures. We
have seen it stated, on undoubted
authority, that the New England
States. at the commencement Of the
cotton manufacturing era, scarcely
had money capital sufficient to pros
ecute their commercial and agrictil-
tural pursuits. But rich field of
operations presented itself; and it
was plainly seen-just as we at the
South should now sce-that it was
only necessary to make the start,
and the business itself would furnish
capital for its own enlargement, or
for other pursuits. Indeed, it may
be truly said that New England had
not so fair chance at first for en-
barking in the business of cotton
manufacture as we Of the South have
at present. All her present advan-
tages are the result Of q resolute
overcoming of the first difficulties.
And we may add that some of the
wisest Northern manufacturers have
already admitted under their own
signatures. that if the South shall
prove true to her own interest, the
DAYS of the manufacture of the
course cotton fabrics in New Eng
land are nearly over, and that she
must hereafter stand by success in
the finer grades Of workmanship.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05
A T0rnadO...LOSs Of Life-..DeS-
tructiOn of PrOperty---MaSOn-
ic Institute Utterly Destroyed
...FOUr of the Students Killed.

From the Henderson Times.
On Wednesday, 9th December 4
tornado of great violence passed
over this place, in north -easterly
direction, committing terrible havoc
in its course, 1t was $50 or $50
yards in width. From information
received, must have formed four
miles Southwest Of town. About
IL o'clock NJ, clouds from the south
east and northwest, of an unusual
threatening character, We're observ-
cd approaching each other-they
met at bAlf past II The violence
was great at Dr. Blair's plantation,
one and a half miles southwest Of
sown-all the buildings were torn
down and scattered, except the
main dwelling, it being rather in
the edge of the current, was not Sc
riously damaged.--Timbers, and
everything in its course were swept
away. Several buildings in the
suburbs of town were blown down.
The dwelling of Taylor Brown, ju-
nior. near West street, was much
damaged, and his furniture, bedding,
&c, nearly all destroyed. Passing
over the graveyard, the enclosures
of the graves, tombs, &c, werc much
damaged. The Hicks st.op, two
story building, on the street leading
out toward Beilevisw, was utterly
destroyed. The residence of J. W b.
Harris was Considerably damaged
The next building in its cou--c was
the Masonic institute, which was
near the centre IL the current. This
was a large two story brick build
ing. In a moment after tie lorna
do struck it. it was a mass Of ruins.
The lower story was occupied as
the male department Of the lnsti-
tute, the upper as lodge and chap
ter room. A number Of Aasons
who had been attending tho lee
lures Of companion Van Week. he
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

Mr.. William Vance and family of
our city arrived home on Monday
last. They eros ed the Cumberland
River on ths new Iron Bridge Of
the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road. one day after span of that
structure had given away. and prs
cipitated a train of carsinto the wa
ter below with fearful loss Of life
and crossed the Brazos River at
Richmond Texas, one day after
train had fell through the Railroad
bridge over that stream with a loss
of nine lives. 1t almost seems that
Providence had withheld them from
these dangers. notwithstanding their
great haste to get home.
Mr. Vance brings us the inieiii-
genee that measures are on foot by
the United States authorities TO or
gapize 20. 900 volunteers, to occupy
the Nexiean frontier Contracts
for supplies &c, have already been
let
He also states that Governors
Hamilton. Pease and others are pre-
pairing a bill 10 present Congress,
askipg for q charter for q Southern
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

f.s-i.r Isrs. s.s-t- - 81 tirss q ni-frhssdise
DIV Goods, Groceries, Lquors, Tobacco,
Clothing, Hsts. Bc0ts and kaoos
rresff Essat-t = e-ts- ---i-is1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

nan is imPTo~
a late Ssvtrs'
ggc rrb
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-05

The town Of Kauf
ing considerably /,
neT buildings vii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

TAG ADVANTAGE OF BITTERs--Thess
srIyantsges consist in the medium or
veI,tcEe afforded for the administration
m medicine. The stomach OF the dys-
Deptic will reject many remedies in
their crude form, but Will gladly re-
ceiye them when com bined with an
agreeable and refreshing beverage or
drink. Now no liquid preparation can
be more,palaiable than Hub6ersGuiden
Bitters; and as ii contains in solution
the active principles OF EassAfras bark,
gsntian root, calamus and other yesetA-
bic touics. while II Is entirely destitute
OF any injurious mineral ingredients,
lie success as a medicine is readily ac-
counted for. In Dyspepsia, Debility,
Heartburn, Liver Complaint aud
Stomach Affections, these is no remedy
SO eficacious as Hubsl's Golden Bit
teEs. McCSbe, Kraft & Co., sole agents.
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