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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
scenes I'm q southern Court.

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Scene, superior court in session
in North Carolina. DRAMAr1s PER-
some: Negro on the jury and coun-
sci objecting to his competency.
!. Causidicus Clog. )-"Sam, are
you free-holder!'
Timbuctoo-:Yes, SAL"
Have you any land?"
"No sar.
"What do you mean, then, by
saying you are . free, holdcr?"
Il means bein' free and holdin'
on, and all dat"
What is verdict. SAINT"
Il dun know, sar.''
''What is . plaintiff" @
II dun know, sar."
'What is . defendant"
II dun know, sar; Use green
about desc tings."
Counsel -: Il submit to
your honor that this negro is utter
ly incompetent
Judge -: ssLet Gen. Canby's
jury order be read. !"
1t is read, and so positively quail
lies the negro in question, and all
others like him in North Carolina,
that the poor judge, who would be
pricked from his bench by the bayo-
net did he do otherwise, is forced to
decide for the competency, and
Timbuctoo, with his mouth wide
open is sworn in.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13

In case Mr.. johnson is elected
from his position, we shall have had
three Presidents in three years, all
put there by the Radical party.
One President to year. A Radl-
cal Administered ton in :his country
is becoming as tickle and variable
as that in revolutionary Mexico
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13

A darkcy preacher was telling
how Adam was the first man created
and sat against the fence to dry
An old brother, who sometimes had
lucid ideas, interrupted him saying,
"If dat am true, who made de fence?
Pass round de ash pan, de spitoon
am brokc.o IL. - !.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13

Here is another schoolboy's COM
position
Winter is the coolest season Of
the year, because it comes in the
winter mostly. In some countries
winter comes in the summer, and
then it is very pleasant. l wish
winter came in the summer in this
country, which is the best govern
ment the sun ever shone upon. Then
We could 60 skating barefoot, and
slide down hill in linen trowsers -
We could SNOWFALL without getting
OR fingers cold, and men who 60
sleigh riding wouldn't have to stop
at every tavern to warm. as they
do now. 1t SHOWS more in winter
than any other season of the year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13

A "long lost brother romance
has just occurred in Cleveland. The
chap with the strawberry mark on
his left arm was stolen from a Nor
mon emigrant party, more than
twenty years ago, by the Indians:
He escaped few years ago, served
in the confederate army, and at last
turned up at Cleveland, 0. His
brother, who had meantime grown
up into q Mormon elder and was on
his way East in search Of converts,
met him in drinking-sa saloon, and
Immediately recognized him by his
nice taste for whiskey. fell into his
arms, embraced him and straight
way carito hin off to Utah.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13

Have the courage to tell man
why you will not lend him your
money.
Have the courage to 'cut" the
most agreeable acquaintance you
have when you are convinced he
lacks principle. "a friend should
bear with . friends infrmitics,"
but not with his vices.
Have the courage to show your
respect for honesty, in whatever
guise it appears; and your contempt
for dishonest duplicity, by whomso-
ever exhibited.
Have the courage to wear your
old clothes until you have paid for
your new ones.
Have the courage to prefer CON-
fort and prosperity to fashion in all
things.
Have the courage to acknowledge
your ignorance, rather than seek
credit for knowledge under false
pretcnSeS.
Have the courage to seek enter
tainmsnt for your friends with your
.neans-not beyond.
GREENBAcks.-On the back Of
the .'greenback'' issue of February
rs, 1862, We find the following -
''This note is legal tender for all
debts. public and private, except
duties on imports and interest on
the public debt. and is receivable
in payment Of all loans made to the
United States" For insisting that
the contract the Government made
with the People shall be lived up to
the letter, the Radical Press-paid
tools Of bondholders--assert that
the Democracy are in favor Of repu-
diation. This is q lie. The De-
mocracy are for paying the debt ex-
actly as the Government agreed to
pay it. What was to be paid in
gold we will pay, but what was not
to be paid in gold, we will pay in
grcenbacks. Cleveland Plaindealer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13

The horses Empire State and
"Ivanhoc" trotted from Brig. on
to Worchestcr, Mass, a distance of
forty miles, on Saturday for 81, 900.
The former won, making tho dis
lance in two hours and twcnty-four
minutes The winning horse di' d
on Saturday night.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
THE STUDENT MOVES IN TIE
BUSINESS WORLD.

As an example of how instruction is impaired In
this inst tuition In stance it's Trade Depart ut
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
Actual Business DCpaa t.
.t r. #rs ment. ta T..-.,

In order that students may acquire thorough
and practical knowledge Of trade it Is Necessary and
all important that transactions be actually made
For this reason the Merchants National Business
College has been most elegantly fitted up with Coun.
tiers, Banks, Railroad and Express Ofices and al
appurtsnances. Thus, student wheN in the Banks
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judge Ct money both domestic and foreign; when N
the Mer .handise Department he has samples Of all
goods and learns to judge Of each article. Ia every
business the student handles exactly the paper used
in that individual business such as Checks, Drafts,
Certificates OF Deposit, Bills Of Lading, Warehouse
Receipts &c. In brief, E. ...
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13

Would announce to the public, that Just
having been cast and purchased stock of
Stoves of the manufacturers consisting Of
all the different varieties, he will guaran-
tee to sell as cheap as can be scld west Of
the river. s Ia y -a 49, -, ~
His stock o a.. 20 .."". ..s%.r r .s@s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
Shoes,
MIRRORS,
~ 4 - ~

~. :, .--.~ ASVC,
And in fact a full and com.
|plete stock in trade selected
with especial reference to the
wants Of this community.
Persons wishing to purchase
for READY PAY, leash or
Produce, will find theirs as
cheap as any store west of the
River.
COME AND BE CONVINCED.
New Oregon, May 81, 1867.
28v8) NOON & HUNT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
CORPS OF PROFEssORs

Messrs. J: Dyhrenee drth and U. Gregory, assisted
BY Messrs Z. q. .,yhrenfurth, LII. D., L. 1 Mes
SER =; Dy' .rcrurth, l.. F. Dyhrenfurth, Charles
worst II. Al. Thomson, scippel, Camerer, and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
.a' s#'Ft - .'rt.-.A ~
HARDWARE

is now complete; consisting Of everything
that pertains to the business.
He invites everybody to call and cx-
anime his goods, and ask questions
as to prices and quality and they
will be checrfully answered whether
they purchase or not.
Store room one door north Of
Clemmcr's Drug Store in the Brick
Block. ..@ +.
Where he keeps full and complete ste *
of Hardware, Iron, Nails, Stoves, Tir. md
hollow-ware, at as low prices as the times
will permit. ..at ~ ~,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
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for Adults 49, -" q. 100 GO
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English or German t... = u d." 75en
instruction in German English Language 80 10
Evening preparatory course for adults (fronn
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13

For 5 subscribers, at SIS, divers Land
marks, 2 vols, octave, SIS; for subssri-
bers, divers Dictionary and Cyclopedia
Of Preemasonry, SO; for ., Revelations of
q square, 81, so; for IS. divers Works,
III vols, SIS; In this proportion for any
work in the New York Market.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13

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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-25
oe RoMAsTIcl SToRy.r-Ihea Oxford 3 (Ohio1
Citizen gives the. details OFF tragedy wlich

os RoNlAsTIoI STeRy.-i;-lhe Oxford q (OhioJ
citiisen, gives, the details of.n tragedy which
@ recently !9 occurred ssa nesr 4 pIoppt Garnel
franklin county, Indiana 8 young girl, the
daughter 81 Wealthy parents,, Who Vas educated
Fat oHe ofthe semiharrics in Oxford tfsIl IN love
with d farmer &ho,was quite poor. alie parent,
forbade .herste have anything to say to, him,
hut they managed spg te exchange letters through
the aasstaRse EsA of young @ minister in t: finally Finally
they proposed 70 elope, but the go.bctwecn,
became enamoresd of The lady, and prevailed
on her to run with HIM instead 6f the
.f;,rincr.t. They dloped and mereimarried y The
grief. qf the farmsr knew noshonads.s Deter
lmlna9 upon revenge he armed himself with q
revolver, and vowed that the yeung divine
should die FOR lis ss'ttir 'trcIachofy I Couple q
weepF ag6 tho risais ifeet add .ae ie'o farmer sh
openly fsbota doWdths dasssairoyer Ii ihapbi-
ness saisid ii ada s4irsa .. snitsi9 aas on ff:
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GCan I -indaoe.<you -tosinvc in a lock ?,8 q
smilingly inquired t6gent for an
improved door fastening, of q plain looking
old maid Il sWshsa, easpeauater pa
her froE. steps, . sho replied,
with ghastly sulilcs.aycing him carefully far
as momehts FROM ahead etd fsQt4 an :
essa q l,asa id sa.s
s,GeIs there any person. iy5uswsdla paetiGal8f
wish gnio aS msrry?ss said idow Ell xpsSsantgo
herd gapousa who had bssn' soine&h al 0f
tyrant iiSahis ada SSifarrs thc dasilifayd
likea'' ssas tho gfadf asp1 tga 0h,no, ahy deaTF
you 1skno# oitsis notdlamRil etoi t,adssg dtwo
btothersg issiaisei aiasia, etII 7 81 ,ssag8 4oTa
plntr .sssf assss
heny youig iinent thasn nothing tus aise usoh
nut dove; ;stksy dolamonly yitall loss ailasgct
married. jjusteds If huggingg ada'kissiugs swsra9a
substitute dori mutton nhopsgoS assif tcrhassctf
sndehrment SMouilt iltsupplysshe placcsofl iiaashsd
itatefs and iboilea gnacIoral bad OH ,asa $40
ri. v a2a
Observation-Disclosures ttriul I'D acon-
aeiehcomith aiiieg assoringito iiAsse
tfisspafits withiyeast. Ifahstailsindhis, isislR
deliberate in t6tltiDif TO blow ont brains with
ayeboliows sandasfnia calmly iffofthSfar ms 81
young lady. ara t,ssilT .saisnb sa sfssal
b
taPfentice says that thd aris dcFstic anagrecs
|,arelin srsatrsr kats tAssaps ssshoa EEL
themi ;theyi must hos born, aaaips afEheyaare
efraiastha iithel lnest timesthey dnisht heshorh
white; men.is s9Isns ebf.cd 1850 - sssi
y sv.Ts
ga coming out of tkahass ys;sl
! q Iworhahe be bad sbapsises sasked Aps hef sls
Ifaltiphsr psind.si eswasraote littlsssAp Aprisaa
lstoshear herapsNsr lsnlls sss sisss iss
lssssseg
j;1aA ,gentainari Mroaes rlhc5n esnet
fuleof blood iinslhy hears that Ices gaiot hess
yoar pliotbgf q e,lsaa ;tsyeia aadl
ssses ~
Whist tae dog .rcacl
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Or ;OaU 4.fs;p.s

s7iE 5Il1I;I, FVie ~ Tf5TS
Easily SUITED. D.IThis morning, q young
gentleman from the country stopped into a store
on on i3ast " afor M and informed @ to5ot the pfo
pristor' thatakis occupation waa that;o of a car
poutersnnd he desireditoget b6son, pinsam-
,hlematie eff that profession. The sohliging Jew
sller looked oyer his, stool, and finding nothing
else, showed him 9 very 6no Masonic pin.
The young man looked at it carefully ha.ss'
10 tYes,,asa Said she, there's the ecompass a4na
saarela1o use both Of nthenisAbui Why dfdst
,tlcyrput assam In ital It's,frstsratal las farms
it goes. Hullo there's G thcre-what, does
that stand for 2 .s.,....,...
The jeYsIller did didn't II ;knnoYg, ,,sg .sg
The man man studied it carefully sfah for moment,
and a bright idea struck him. His face flush
q aiscosefyg1ss isi9iai,
'Ithavcit, he said; ;tit,s alYrigha ss,G stands
for sgimldt Compass, square aud igimlct.
That will del will take it,
There twas little,it5ach ofsadness in his
voice. as he pinuod tho emblem gon his coatland
went away, mlygtteripg: lygt .,a.f, ,, "a :, 7
Compass, square and gimlct- do wish
there was a saw, though a'Ssa
t gd .4sllaal. II .rs,sz. II aa.ll
90 JUST So Five of sweetdst asordain
|;the English siang gudsse begin with "A swhich'is
only y breath Ieart, Hope, Home, HIappitsssSs
and Hcaxea,. Iaast is. q hQpasplacc md hcns
is q, hcart place;ssand that man mis-
Esakoni iewlo lmould change sAa heRpipass n n
ihomc ti,ranytl,ing loss thae asssyc ssEss
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E3SEe' co MBfTioTJJ,IiaEi isi.i isi.i Z
DsIa Depreciation ~ 81 Southern I'll, s Lands. 8 II Il

ai9F espal 3asi, i,su4issTTi ssed asd yssdr
,eBy,,i the, report ofathe; Commissioners Of
Agriculture sfat February find an esti,hntto
ofthe preseut galue0f. .Southsrnlan compared
with that of l86Q:ie asnsiif cd; ssss3 stss
SIS Infyirginia the adccreasei is III
ia ;IR4 North nGa GaroliRaa the adecrease is:AQspsr
ssents Hsw sids sssia 3dpc5 on ssa sfsdf .
10 In South. GaIolins tha decrease is so per
oentsss oja 20 haaz 3ea h;s ad sEfis Sisff !
In Georgia, tho decrease ia 55 pos cant,s
" InsAlabama the decrease is go percent il /
i, Ino Louisiana the decrease ,sis t3 perscent,
Fue In Arkapsas4ths decrease sisi 40 percent
esJ The causes .of. this decrease arektated to,be
1yarious, among 4NYhieh arg; enumerated general
,ipdebtedness, scarcity of money, pauperiam,
lossiof cppitaf,ip slRvcs, theuusettied condition
of tho country .sthe fear Of foonfscation and tho
dread of negro. domination. rasidn .t1ssytg
50 These causes are, numerous enough and
powerful enough to cause any country gither
away., 4 The !, " wonder is not that the whole
South is,bligbted, but that there is vitality
left in itiat all, That such Iis the case
best. proof in world of the. farttudesof the
spgshsrpS pe9pig Ti9 hppy inst aIload
Of adversity such as Has never been the lot Of
any. f9.bsr sPcqPlslunas the sun; sHaa it not
been for such n spirit of energy even -undef
|,Perseeatien,s they must haye long rsincelsunk
forn aasother people ihfhe world could shuve
stood sthe 'triuis to which tho South has been
saBjjoeMtsa M F ~ offolk 1v oltsnaa1i. A.
S.-1T----- S-s 10y
HE K ave awe ir;pg
,and, ghostly yisitants made their appearance at
Fort Fisher,a faw nights since. Their appear
ance, We learn was iiiade ihtiis wise Ssvepal
eofins, We g;ye tie Of thl
sentinel on. duty, q lifted With nnpatursl ECU.
larity upon the beach, and as many occupants
raisedstheiraHeshless.bo from the interiors
thereof, ands6oifmedi thsnlsslvesginto ghostlJ
columns and at the. bidding Of sepulchral
is yeisp the pread Brigade q Of Desth marched
with noiscless step on the, fort.
IS tie fort t Vas Immediately evacuated, 1t il
hot kii6w6 t6 tiisiI
lnovcmentswould llave had ltiiougA &c Is pro
sbable something terrible would have occurred
for We ars told ,aos I'd, mi iIs
tiqa1 s. sta.sDhey eat.p whole lea guesss Heitsa
ll.f o.lT tApt LEAKING a man, i.,.i,; s,s Essl
re And go away hungry,
b,''' |" The Ku Kinx Klhii. % ss.s -
IsisfI s, "a r
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81. ], j, |'9.ll MUM a q! BEE ,||ll R
Scene in I . Court z sl',.,t,, House; ,' .:. q
.:..s.ss;na. zsi

III the good Old times in kenthtk Is Ntcn
Isbl az @ ii Hog
lb csb6l,1 aaitsr sysry fos s s aud
ligahiit gahiit was - honsys
81 out of by chs ilks ssa
nthimblo rigging. . the cearHS % tie 5fial,
q nHd Soe eia. . l d an tha sssEs
Hsoslas ass 81 tks Sss 81 il G ss
|a P9ttiBg bifassIf Into Ee pfodhssd
I fae cups ana md te a8d proSssd.
ca sqitih sqitihg Tho actipdn Is d5as &: sa
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