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The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

every business man In the severat 'ow"s
above named, and TO that of farmers ana FER
- owners ON the route, to take al! the stcc&
their means will allow in the TornpiSe Com
many. The capital stock is fixed at Sao'ooo
which will more than build the road ineud-
inc bridge across the Tuolumne, immedl-
.,eIx below jacksonville. As pecuniary
inyestnaen, apart from the great incidental
impulse it will give to brsiness. the road will
undoubtedly pay. 1t will be crowded with
travel during the Summer months and. with
on, It imposing heavy tolls, will be able to de
clare handsome dividends. Then let all who
have an interest in promoting the welfare OF
Tuolumne county take stock in the corpora
ton and let work on the road be begun early
next Spring.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

prsiSa ThaaksSiyiug week set a single accident hap
penei On the Central Paciac Railroad.
We clip the above from a religious ex.
change. Who will say. after reading it, that
Thanksgiving is useless relic ofpuritanism.
In view Of its efficacy in preventing railroad
accidents, we hope perpetual "Thanksg,vins'
.xill be established all along the numerous
railroads OF the United States.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

THE WEATHER urtil last Thursday morning
was clear and dry it then became cloudy :
Abopt 10 O'Clock A. NJ. rain set in and con-
,inued heavy and steady until after l. Q clock
at night. The weather is not settled yet /;
hut. if no more falls at present, what ram we
have already had will Sc, farmers to plough
inc and the crops on fallowed land, sown
some time ago. to growing nicely.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

The Ncw Age, of Saturday, 18th inst. came
TO Us 10 mourning for the death Of Mrs. Mary
A. b. Austin, wife OF Frank d. Auetin,
Esq, editor Of the paper. Brother Austin
has our heart felt sympathy in his bereave-
nant
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

We are indebted to Streets Book Store 70,
the December number Of Patadm's nlgd-ine
the Eclectic aud other Eastern publications
also, for the latest San Francisco and Sacra
mento papers.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

The San Francisco Spectator has entered
on its fourth volume. It is good family
paper, and unlike most of the so-called reli-
Rious papers its eschcws politics altogether.
One could not tell. BY reading the Spectator,
whether Brother Fitzgerald is Radical or
Democrat. We wish il unbounded success.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

Sr. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-The an
nual gathering and Christmas Tree of the
6 s. Children IN connection with the above
Church. will be held on Christmas Eve,
Dec. oath, 1865. Exercises to commence at
o'clock.
Presents for the children will be received
at the Church any time on Thursday until
Bpm. A cordial invitation is extended to
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

A Coon NEWSPAPER San Francisco
Morning Cal completed its twelfth year and
twenty-fourth volume on the 9th inst The
Cali has no superior and but few equals
among our metropolitan journals. It's ejito-
rials are models of courteous, yet pointed
and vigorous writing. and its city news re,
ports are, in our opinion, superior to those
Of any other San Francisco paper. The
managing editor of the CaH appreciates the
force of the Shakspearian maxim . Brew
ity is the soul Of wit" Our cotemporary is
in an evidently prosperous condition and we
hope it may live to be as old as Methuselah.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.

CATHOLIC CHrEcH NoTIcE.-Fathe- NcNahoe viii eele-
Nass in Chinese CAap sunday, peceber = III.
At 10 A. VI.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

Ira Smith. of Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Ex-
press, will please accept our thanks for news
paper favors.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19
NEW .ADYERTESEMENTS-
Call and Settle!

HAVE sold my business in Sonora stock good will,
III etc to NJ. II. L. Street. All persons indebted 70
me are earnestly requested call and settle with NF
Street who authorized receipt for all accounts due
J. X. HANSON.
Sonora Dac Il 1855 dele
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

PAINFUL AcCIDENT.-Last week Mr.. II.
Sehuler, of the Tuolumne Brewery, met with
a severe accident by a knife falling from his
hand and sticking into his foot. 1t laid him
up for eight or ten days, but he is now so far
recovered as to be able to drive his wagon.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

Tia Rev. Charles s. Dewng will preach in the Presby
terian Church, Sabbath evening, at /. o'clcck
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

Tax WELLS MURDER CAsE.-It will be re-
membered that about two years ago man
was arrested in Idaho and brought to Sacra-
mento tor trial, under decomposition that be
was Wells, who had some time before mur-
dsred n man in Sacramento and who escaped
trial by numbering three officers who had
arrested him and were taking him to that
city Tor trial. The Idaho man had to prove
that he was not Wells aud experienced CREST
difficulty in getting Witnesses from Idaho for
that purpose. A man named John c. Wag-
ner was recently arrested in Santa Barbara
county, on the same charge. The result of
the arrest is told BY the Reporter, of the 18th
inst, as follows:
John c. Wagner, who was brought hither
from Santa barbara county, as the supposed
murderer, Wells, was taken before Judge
Mcknne yesterday morning, in the District
Court, tor arraignment. The District Attor-
ney, addressing the Court, said: May it
please yenr honor some years ago an ind;ct-
ment for murder was found in this county
against one Wells, and am informed that
the Sheriff has in Court man to be mr.
raigned under that indictment. Mr.. Sheriff.
where 10 the prisoner? ESherif produces the
HIieVuSt ~ W tiC .N-VuEt
Attorney to,coartl That, sir. is not the
man who was indicted. and | decline TO ask
fhr his arraignmept. The Court to District
Attorney III Do you ask the Court to discharge
the prisoner. sirs District Astornsy-I ask
nothing. sirg l merely say in open Court
that this is not the man who was indict,
cd, and that | decline to ask for bis ar
raignment. The Court Ito Sheriff The
District Attorney is the law officer of the
county q has access to all the criminal books
and pa pers. and is supposed to know who
il and who is rot indicted !, he has stated in
opea Court ,ha. your prisoner is not che
man who was indicted. The Court can gire
no advice on tho subject, but if were
Sheriff, and the District Attorney made such
a statement, l should open tae Jail doors and
let tho prisoner go. The Sheriff acted upon
this advice. and Wagner taereupoa left, be-
ing invested, as was his due. with the free
dom of the city. The Police Department
should give him complimentary benefit, as
some acknowledgement of his trial, although
they are not blsmphle for arrest.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

STREETS BOOK STORE Is the best place in Sonora to
buy School Books, Blank Books Stationery, Photograph
Albums Knives Toys, Cigars Tobacco, etc, etc del9tf
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19
ToYs. AND FANCY GOODS


TOYS. AND FANCY GOODS
suitable for the coming Holidays, and just now un-
packing them at his Fancy store, Main St, Counrm".
particularly requested to give him CALL and
examine his beautiful goods. great pains has been
taken max ng selections Of elegant presents for tho
far
cordial invitation Is extended to every body near and
Columbia, for themselves, and buy ali they
want there is enough to supply the whole county WIN
Ills stock comprises every description of the following
named articles
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
of all kinds of
chin" BIo'~sr v".a'--a superior quality and very
rich.
Chima Cups and saueers. Mugs, Piichcrs-
all sizes, and fine gilt.
China Candlcsticks-a,l shapes and sizes, very
fancy.
China Tea scts-large and small, very pretty
Pnri.inu FpBcy Articles-such as Fancy Figures.
Images, Nadonas, Boxes-very roh ana hanosoms.
to be found in any quantity.
bohemian Glass WRre-ah sizes and COLI
China. Kid, Rubbcr and Wax Dolls nna
HEADS all sizes-a very large assortment.
Work Roxe.-a very complete assortment, and most
extra rich and nice Boxes-ail prices
very large lot Of Sizes and those Of extra
low prizes.
silver warc-such as Napkin Rings Cups BowIs.
Mugs Knifes and Forks too, and Table spoons OF
every description.
Ladies' and Gentiemen's Portemonaies-
Fine Cutlery, Gold Pins and thousands OF other nice
things too numerous TO mention
Toys-for the young folks. in any quantity, and OF.
every description Imaginable.
Candies-l00 different sorts of fresh nice Candies Nuts
Lemons. lines, Oranges, citronE Raisins currant''
always on hand.
en- Persons desirops of purchasing CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEARS PRESENTS would DO well to call ana et:
anime the Of undersigned before purchasing
elsewhere, as he has the only WHOLESALE TOY AND
FANCY STORE the County, and promises to SELL 'nt
year, cheaper than ever before.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
Call early and get the best Of
ED. ELIAS.
Columbia,
g. -'NS ">s> ~ ~ - ' d,-Siv.-
ff 4 \
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

COMMERCIAL AND FINANcIAL.-San Fran
cisco, December l6, 1S6S.-FLoUR-Sales OF
500 bbls. Family Extra at local trade cur
rent rates.
WHEAr-SlS2I "a 1.S5.
BARLEY-S2.2 .25 a. 2.20.
OArs-From 50 Ia 2.20 for California, and
So 10 ca 2.25 for Oregon.
Legal tenders 734a74.
New York quotations orms- Goa hsnt hour
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

yNNHE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
Columbia and vicinity, that he has just returned
from San Francisco where he hay bought at private and
cash Auction Sales Of the very largest, and most
magnificent selected stock of
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19
c. Q Q D NJ E w s.
For Those who Read! f!
GREAT REDUCTION IN the PRICES
OF
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
AT STREETS BOOKSTORE.

WM l.. STREET, having purchased the NEWS. BOOK
III O and STATION AIRY business Of j. Hanson will
continue to conduct the liberal and obging manner
PosT 0FFlCB and CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPM
OFFICE at Streets Book Store
SOLE AGENT for oil the leading daily and weekly pa
psrs Of California Eastern publications furnished ut
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19
saturday Morning, Dec. IS, 1865,
The Oakland Transcript makes capital
hit in the following squib

The Chronicle has article headed "E1 -Cathedra "
whatn ischiefs thati Win IL bite Is any re-
latipn a. SIC facet and hc transit oc an it's the head
VI usthAt aches with these deluthern' classics!
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

q large bundle containing the New York
Herald, IriA1 Citizen, Tribune, Ha,per's
IAagazine, Bazar- and Heekly, Irish Republic,
Toledo Blade, La Crosse Democrat. Leslie.
Chimney Corner and IFeekly, Literary Aibum
and many other recent publications. Thank
you Major.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

ORH GRAVEL MINING COMPANY certificate OF the in
cornoraton of the Orr Gravel Mining Company was flied
with the County Clerk yesterday The objects are to en-.
gage in mining gold hearing gravel earth, rock, ana
quartz in the Sugar Pine Distrist TuclMnne county
"a, The carSaI stock Suo0o0 dTRted into shares of
Sl0o each The Trustees are: CMnlo Martin, Nm.
Fishel Robert c. Atkins, z. Il. Nenard, and k Wege'
ner.
We clip the above from the 5. +. CaH OF
Dec. llth. Last Spring we published an ap-
pication Sor U 5. patent to the "Orr Claim "
There are vast gravel ranges in this county
and we are glad that the attention of capital
is being directed to them. Hitherto they
have been neglected, but we feel confident
that they will prove sources of wealth to the
county by furnishing remuneratiye employ
ment to great number of miners.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

The amount of delinquent taxes is divided
among the four Revenue Districts as follows !:
No. l, 81, 157 Go; No. ?, S2,623.99; No. 3,
S2,504l6; No. 4, S94S.06.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

Thar WusELBARRow BET.-Last Saturday,
10Th inst, at the hour of p. NJ. our wor-
thy Cornty Coroner and City Sexton, F. A.
Freund, was at his post-the Democratic pole
in front of Pasteur's brick building-rigged
up in his best Sunday go-to-meetings, and a
stove-pipe hat of the largest calibre. Lest
any should doubt the funereal nature of his
business the aforesaid stove pipe was pre-
faced with large placard, on which
was pratel, in large letters, the legend
County Coroner" Mr.. L. Keil, leader OF
the Sonora Brass Band, party of the second
part, was there also. A Calthu .npian Band,
improvised for the occasion and consisting Of
fife, drum and several tin horns gave evidence
that Celestial music would enliven the pro-
ceeiings A sheet iron wheelbarrow, as
promising of comfort as Fakir's bed, and
an indefinite number of ten cent pieces In the
respective pockets of wheeler aud wheeled,
completed the arrangements for the Grand
Wheelbarrow tournament. keil deposited
himself in the barrow, Freund graSpe0 the
handles, the band struck up soul tearing
tune and the procession moved on-stop-
ping ut every saloon on each side OF
Washington Street it being nominated in
the bond" that the Coroner and his freight
should drink at every saloon on the route and
each pay his own dime, Kentucky fashion.
After much interruption by ill disposed boys,
who had no regard for the posterlor feelings
of Mr.. keil, putting rocks before the wheel
of the carriage and the delays neeessitated
by the spiritual requirements of the case,
the round trip from the Democratic to the
Republican pole, and back to the point OF be-
ginning, was completed about O'Clock 7. M.
If Seymour had been elected the positions OF
the parties would have been reversed and
Keil would have had to wheel Freund. But,
it is difficult to determine whether he would
have been the gamer by it. The affair occa-
stoned much merriment and we suppose
winds Nm the camnaign in Sonora.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

"'oSE OF rus Bors' will be heard 10 our
next,
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

Tux Sonora AND Mono RoAD.-That there
will be q great rush to White Pine next
Spring is quite certain. The shortest and
most direct route to that now famous locality
is by the Sonora and Mono Road. MIR. L.
Clark informs us that the Road Company
have let the contract for bridging Walkers
River, at point little below Levitt's. The
bridge is to be completed by the first of next
MAY. The road, for the entire length from
Sonora TO Walkers River, was put in good
order during the past Summer and Fall, and
is now open for travel. The only impedimcnt
to early Spring travel-high water in Walk
er's river-will be removed by the bridge,
and the road will be in good condition for the
largest teams by the midGle Of May at the
farthest.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

WEALTH OF TUoLuMNE CouSTY.-We are
indebted to the politenes, of r. E. Gardiner,
Esq, County Clerk, for the following statis-
tics:
Value of Real Estate, including Improve
ments S666, 1868. 90
Value of Personal Property. $50, 43S.07
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

WE had almost came to the
conclusion that the inyincible"
Major bad forgotten US. We were
agreeably disappointed, however,
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

EDITORIAL WIT.-Tke following has beel
going the rounds of the papers, and constant
ly increasing:
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19
TOY s.! TOY S !!
T O Y q e
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. FANCY GOODS.
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS!

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25
ANQttOmaf Debt.

e A horde of lazy, worthless negroes
TO feed at the public treasury.
The army Of tax gathcrers, swarm
ing like locusts, dcvouring the sub.
stance of the people.
The cotton trade Of America ruined.
Thousands of white men thrown
out Of employment. and innocent
white children suffering for the nee
cssaries Of life.
Financial ruin and disaster i'm
pending.
The people taxed for everything
they cat and wear.
The creation Of y class exempt
from taxation.
Eight millions Of whites placed
under a despotism worse than the
government Of Russia.
Millions of Americana placed un.
der the subjugation Of ignorant
Africans.
The country controlled by . set
of political mountebanks, without
talent, decency or common sense.
All these arc the effects of the
teachings of Radicalim.
Who are the Oppressed now,
and what do the oppressed pro-
pose to do about it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

THEN AND Now.-On the 31st Of
March, 1850 says Edward Nc
Pherson's History Of the Rebellion,
p. GO1-the total debt bearing in.
terest was 81, 651, 416, 500.
On the first Of August, 1868, the
total debt bearing interest was 81,
623, 588,756. The increase is $772,
900. OO6a!
On the 3lst of March, 1865, the
annual interest was $102. 836. 581.
In lS6S, it was 1926, 223, 268-au
incsease Of $23, 600, 900!
In 1865. the coin interest wat
$64, 600, 600; it is now $123. 600,
OOO-an increase Of $50, 900. 900. "
If % is said 81, 200, 900, 900 Of
debt is held abroad. then are We
tributary TO Europe $4,000, 900.
And for this commerce is stran
glcd and the people are taxed.
The poor mans tea, which in 1861
cost Is cents, now costs $1,75.
His coffee, then Is cents, now 40
His sugar, then 8 cents, now l6
His rice. 6 cents, now Is!
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

A "carpet-bag" mulatto, named
Pinchbeck, who occupies seat in
the Senate Of Louisiana, recently
made u sp.ech to this effect:
i want to tell them beware; I want to tell
them that they have nearly reached the
end of their string; the next outrage Of the
kind which they cemmit will be the signal
for the doom Of rctribution, retribution
Of which they have not dreamed; a signal
that will cause ten thousand torches to be
applied to this city, for patience will then
have ceased to be virtue, and this sity
will be reduced to ashes.
The lamb-like Pinchback is . fit
type of Radicalism. He belongs to
the, John Brown school. He is an
earnest advocate Of Grants election
and were he in this city would be a
charming companion for Hector
Tyndales Tho John Brown-tosch- and
turpentine candidate for Mayor.
Pinchbeck, like his Radical breth-
rem Of all colors, wants war. He
fully understands the meaning of
Gar6cld's ''little triangular piece Of
steel called bayonet. But before
he can use thai, be proposes to in
dursc in ."tcn thousand torches. -
and will be delighted whom New
Orleans is "reduced to ashes" Let
us lave pea ce.--Age. ,H -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25
Thirst for once.

Horace Greeley comes down like
an avalanche upon the members Of
Congress who voted 20 per cent ad-
ditional pay to the thousands Of
clerks in the departments at Wash
ington. He says:
"You plumber productive Labor
to swell the prizes of ofiice-seeking,
and thus fill the land with borcrs and
bcggars for clerkships, &c., who but
for you, would have been honest toll
crs for the bread earned by produc-
tive Industry! May Heaven open
your eyes to the enormity Of the
wrong you thus perpctrate and may
the people cause you to see stars
at the next Election!"
All Of which coming from the Tri-
hume is simply bosh. Every one of
therasca;s and thieves, who secure
y denomination. will be supported
by Greeley and every one Of the
little creatures who edit radical
papers in their respective cis. riots.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

The only parallel case Of a coun-
try which began with a Wa shington
aud descended to a Lincoln,is found
in Rome, where the line of Caesars
began with Julius and Augustus,
and ended with Nero. 1t is even
possible that this country, if radi-
calism should succeed, will descend
even lower than the country which
sank to the level of q Nero.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

Grants instrument to secur,
s'peace, according to Garfield. il
"a little, piece Of triangular steel
"called : bsyonet. Y
Ssymonf's weapon TO secure ma,
tional peaes and prosperity, is -
small piece of white paper ealled q
ballot. ... ~
Freeman! which do you prefer
bayoasts or ballots!
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

~ The following paragraph in a let
ter from General Thomas is paraded
by the Radical press as m enthu-
siastic endorsement of Gen. Grant 8
claims for the Presidency: Though
l take no part in politics, permit
me to express the great pleasure I
have derived from observing the
firm and slmost universal support
offered by the soldiers and sailors
throughout the country to all meas
ures calculated to restore it to .
condition Of peace and quiet. -
"Small favors thankfully received. p"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

Two Radical members of the
South Carolina Legislature-a ne.
gro and 'carpet .bsggcr"-had al
angry alteration. Said the "carpet
bagger:". ''You internal black ras'
cal, you had better 60 back t.
Burns and brush white people,
boots for a living" The negro re.
torted: "An' you white .livercd
scosndrel, you better 60 back te
Sing Stag. and sarve out your full
premiership at stone cuttin. -
Specimen bricks, these, of Southern
Radical legislators
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25
CHARLES BOFF,

Has opened shop in
NEW OREGON - - IOWA,
In the building formerly occupied by Mum
son & Pierce nearly opposite the Store Of
Moon & Hunt where he is prepared to at
tend to the manufacture or repair Of every
article needing the attention of an expert
enced Cooper.
Good work promptly executed and at
reasonable prices. ... ..-.-- .
n43-9tfl New Oregon Sept, Is, 1868.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

A Mongrel sheet boasts that a
"great mum Der of soldiers arc stump
ing it for Grant" II they were long
under Grant, they have to STUMP IT,
If they go at all, for nearly all whom
he did not butcher, he MANNED;
sruMp1Na IT FOR GRANT, is there
fore good Dem. Standard
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

COOP ONE.-This satirical With
cism is attributed to Gen. Butler :
When Donnelly said Washburne car
ried Grant in his breaches pocket.
Cen, Butler remarked, cit was the
proper place for small change. lex.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25
NOTICE.

ME undersigned having been appoint
ed BY the Board Of Supervisors u
Howard Co. Iowa, committee to receive
proposals. for building . Bridge across the
Iowa River in Albion township, in said
county Of Howard, Will receive sealed pro.
posals, with plan and specifications, fol
building said bridge, until Sept. Is, 1899,
Dated Cresco, Iowa, Sept, 10, 1868.
n42] JOHN NICHOLS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

"Why don't tho Soatherners be-
have?"-Tribune.
"Ma, make Bill be quiet every
time 1 hit him on the head he hol-
lers. World.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25
GREAT ExCITEMENT!

All about the new Meat Market on Mar
ket street. You will get meats put up in the
neatest possible manner rs men Of exper-
fence, and skill are running the machine.
Call and see them one apd all, ana give
them share of your patronage. l34m6-9
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

Gentlemen,-I have waited on
you for my dues patiently, until after har-
vest and now that harvest has come the
only admissible excuse for former delays
will be to call and pay up as / have but
the same excuse where / am indebted
will wait but short time.
w. II. ALLEMAN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25
~ b. THOMPSON,
TAILOR g. DRAPER

CREsCO IOWA.
Shop first door South Of the Post Office.
Garments cut md manufactured on
short notice and reasonable terms. Sat-
isfaction given in all cases.
Cutting done promptly and good fits
guaranteed. n43tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

Neg-roes-"A rose (which by
any other name would smell as
sweet
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

The route Of the radicals" at the
coming clections--The ''Nigger-
auger route. +"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

4 yen wish to. rsinsuna yonY properly
hall on your old frisnd n. w. Ls1, q
dc Residence in Cseses