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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-21

y Ino mOnRrol Al0Oem0 iCOposetu-
tion, it seems, is likely to ~ de-
feated even by the, negroes apd
mean whites" who are graciously
permitted that 10 the word ).tosvste
for it,.-but ~ its adoption IL neees-
sary to the sncccss. Of the Kpmp
Congress programme, it, j. snuossc-
sdithat the connander OF The Ids
tFict," Gen. 5,Mvadr, has bses iu-
stescted to "extend the time Of
elections =. should he deem It nee
essary. OF course, the. General
will deem it necessary. It is nee
sssary to tosesnaaiPslstasths machin-
cry that, by some kind Of ''hocus-
pocos, the Consti itutivn" will b de-
'oiarsd s'aeeepted, the acceptance
being essential to the administration
Of Alabama -, ''rotten borough. -
first into the. Rump Congress. and
next into the electoral college, With
50 nsny bogus votes tlss6 70 hslp
elect . Radical candidate for tho
PFesidency. i,arrss7f - E-sw sssus
General Meade, it. would sssD,
had some scru pies about the propri-
ety of extending tho vine, and %
u telsgsapbed 70 General Grant,
- knov Whist ibsdo. (Nosbisg osn
30 done, nsv-s-1syss. lvishost Ges-
ersl Grant. j, The General Of the
Army, il seems, telegraphed back
TO Meade THAT hS must use his
own Judgment GA 10 i""@ 2*i IL
So then, the whole Business
amounts to bat just :his !: The Nil.
itary "Monaych' Of Alabama is
DIcrAroR, there !; and that though
the ''negroes'' and ''msan whites,'
though eraciously pernitsed 70 @
through the forms If, IN elecSiop,
are no. to be permitted to haxe >
free Judgment. tT
Talk about the mockery Of the
French electiSns, when Louis Napo.
leon tramplea, apou the CONSTITUTE IN
of his country, and made himself
Emperor ostensibly by the popular
vote. but really by tho ''man on
horseback, what was that mon
etroust FARGO 70 this Alabama choat,
this disgraeeful surrender Of cse-
rybody and everything to tho ono
man Radieal) power
Nevertheless, it docs not become
AkA. A.N.>nsrNn~ - Ak~ N~.Ak ~~1 U~.<f
to .depreoste the turn tbiags aro
thus, taking in Alabama. Tho
whole Of this Military Reeonstruc-
tion system, top and bottom, from
beginningto end, is simply On out.
r .ge, and tho moro the out a.e 10
intensified by 4 these nav aggrsva-
tionh perhaps the sooner the people
will rise up. to resent tn. 7. tx.
4 s. . 8
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= ssJ. NJ Frophiesie,h. ,.aoss
Tho Montgomery Advertiser rec


The Montgomery Advertiser rec
ords the following r.asnt prophetio
utteranccs Of j. T. Froo
"Thad. Stevens will dio in his
bed in Washington city, on the, 18th
day ofAprif 1868, perfectly happy,
bat the negroes anil Writes will have
bloody fight at his burial. .si'tw ast
Ulysses Grant will n BE- thrown
from his buggy on Mary,.nd avenue
on tho norlftng Of March 1, 1858,
about eleven q 'rlock. Ms cigar wifi
b driven down his shsoss snd = por-'
tioa, oft enter Aiss hangs, 1eyelup-s :
isg disease offey.e which 10 viii
never. recover. Ho will never DO !.
President; Andrew, johnson !, will.
but Ne will not long survive bis re-
election. 11 oi lie sai'sal tea
i About dusk, ,sn 4ha 25th -af Ju- ;
ly, 1868, Horace Greeley will be
attacked. nssr thss sCnsro6 Rshson
street, By, an armed mad pegrp., Who
win infiict serious wounds upon his
besd xnd face. incldd7ng z l severe
gssA 10 'his sighs grOiA. alasmilt =
covssgs huts avin diaaPpsar; n sl860.
and never more bc,heAyd Of, stt ssI
/ Salmon P. Chase will perish at
sea, 81 his way "a Savannah, some
time IN tie spring u the present
yaas, .9hs aspublicas ps.ty will
regtst his loss even a,se than
drants snsiarffss a.gs-s stu.N .gaf
Before, the gear, 1870 Charles
Sumner will be driven from this
country; snd after may years exile
ineAfsiaa, ;willn setun stea aBoston,
whese hsxill die ! At grset.ags. At
tex bic death . .tssnple. Will bs, erect
Cd to his memory. and hoa viii DO
wosslipped % tie god Of beauty,
parity kAd courage. sat ! NE,st
a..Septenborl6. S.-sYhs benes
Of A. Lipcolai viii Ahis night hA re-
uevsd sse,etly to. England for, sate-.
| u from the, Western mob.
ss'0ctsber 4. l80e. .4Great mourn
ing tarosgAout Ns~' Knglsad tina
day. isessspe - nhed ornsfos six
months. for the 0sAAh. q tho &sat
! and COED Bsait =. Butler. who died
lass'sseaing u t6de6ing Psisoe. ~
cAncer ofths heart anA lower bow
el. Hc vas impyi yiaoped falsely Tor
thai 1s1r negrR, fenslea IN vAr'-
ose partApf Masgaehaeatte will ccAA-
nit ,Saids ,.iee risf eyer this BE-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-21

Every debate sud proceeding !. !;
Congrcss should be termed 4 Rur - =
vs. 81 y - sP*a. ~ *
i L g.8 asa 8ta 9
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-21

A little boy ID lowell was asked
how many Mills make cent.
aTen. cir. I" VAS tho prompt rcply.
Imme mediatolyis bright-faecd littlo
girl held up her hand in token ct
dissent.
s..Wcll, Miss, what have you to say.
i..Plcass, sir. ten mills don't make
d cent. Pa says al the millsin town
dpnst make o cent = Sls. So
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-21

Josh Billings. says II l man is
going % mako ! business d. serving
tho Lord. ho likes 70 SEQ him Do It
when he measures onions, ~ we'll IS
When he bollars aalleiujah.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-21

move the column Of n9tisual pros:
perity with more csrtain AID rapid
steps. On the contrary, they arc
intended to change this form Of gov
ernment from a'rspsblic to . mill
tary despotism, and should be OPP
opposed BY AL Who love liberty, and
wish 10 transmit that sacred herit-
age to their children. -Philadelphia
q ksAS Het n "a .stfagESs
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TsMRlnE HOUSE,
H A@s4G "a
CRESCO IOWA.

Os1DONO - SsAAeso kSSs
Having leased the above hosse for .
essn ,sfyssrs. ~ Asshg seetesA faflishs.
Cd and thoroughly renovated the same,
ths ,psepsistsr solicits share of public
oalfvnsl ssC God stabling attached TO the
kouse. 5ltf.
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SDeoial'IQsloo6.,'

1T GAOONlC.s snispEtl gaA
/" - @sgas - sngasr "tertin
l4 sa gs}39 Ha5 .s't 5o'TD !,
New Ore4om Lo1IO NJ. aI0O
u 7. and A. NJ. hold their ssKulsr COM
nianicstioas Tuesday on or hssSre the full
Msen Of each ncnG6. sVisiting bfet1ern
In good ssanding1fs United T. asteni.. i.
"a NJ. NJ. MOON ". N. 4--S i,
SSv01 VIZ. II PAr1sHsoN, secsy. =.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-21

..sss I{s HAANs oe0aa - ue1s9sez.- <
Tuition payable one half in advaaee. 10
deduction malefse lonGHs missed only %
eases Of fsevere Illness, 4a,t.s &. t-,R
References, Prof. q. p. ,Roor,
Chicago; HERR Orro Fsx., BreoklYn;
JANIS Whr9xxY and Z. n. Yaosr, Bos2on.
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WILLlAA o'NA*nes sH-ra
would respectfully annouaes - ~ 10
prepared 70 give his attention TO
MAKING 4 R1PAsRlnU tAANNS,
.. c,s:eo, low, ,aSl,4 Esh q dAis st trade; sas:
patterns, cheap for e4 t.gI
FIVE TOOTHRl. cULTIyAfORs, SC.
- sAsp seita Sf4ks t1npire Ho.ss.
Creseo, April -, 1851. 3atfJ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-21

VUn m6ti6u the Delegates or Al
taynates prasentAt the State Con.
y4pt,(n wese euapwerSd to o4le thS
s1tirs yotseof thS County: =
:. II. 8 GooD.1en. ohahnae.
q B. MAxS1sI1 Sss'y. :.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-21

M. n. JoD0S.
fiaaok Organs - 1elsdes1
SHEET MUSIC, MUslc BOOKS, q
AeslAA ksieaS k4N
nHs Amsrieoe ~Seaa Is TIC Best.
v..., ..i 1aA.istk stk..t ~ sttsa.;s. . !; s,ven.
fUnlN0 B9kAlRlN0.
Al Instrxnentelsyef fp1y HarraAted apd
Asps1epaired and tuned for two years.
.ev71 .s1NIE IL j1s T4eee.
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THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS,
500 and 900 MILES

viii be in operation during lS5S There seems TO be
no reasonable doubt that the distance between Oma-
Ia and Sacramento will he trlyersed by rail in $50.
THE GOVERNMENT GRANTS I2,sO0
acres Of land and its bonds to the average amount
Of soo0 per mile, aid in the construction of the
line and authorizes the issue Of the First Mortgage
Bonds now offered for sale, to the same amount and
/ no more. The Government takes a second lien. and
gives to the First Mortgage Boniholters prior lien
Tor their security to which a large paid-up capital
is added The Bonds cannot eissued except as each
section OF twenty miles is accepted by Government
commission, SO that they always represent real
property
1t is universally admitted that ON the completion
Of the Union Pacific Railroad its through business
viii make it one of the most profitable in the world
but It's ray or iJc business is already several times
the interest on lis bonds, that if another mile
were built they would be secure Investment.
THE NET EARNINGS for eight months Of
last year, on an average of3-' miles are officially re-
ported at 81 ,OG0.i3G, while the interest on all
the Bonds it could issue for that length Of road for
that time, reduced to currency, was only S}i5.-5c
The amouut paid 10y the Government r U the trans
portation Of troops munitions stores, and mails has
been and doubtless will continue be- much more
than the interest the United States Second Mort
gage bonds. lit is not. the charter provides that
after the road completed and until said bond. and
interest are paid at least five per cent Of the net
earnings II the road shall be applied to such ray-
meut.
The Union Pacific Bonds are for 81 900 each. and
have coupons attached. They have thirty year. TO
rum and bear annual interest payable on the first
days of January and July, at the Company Office in
the City Of New York at the rate Of six per cent in
gold The principal +, payable in gold at maturity
At the present rate Of gold these bonds pay an an
rulI lu..nL. ~ tL..- 49, Z ---.rL.-
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E'E2GET.EBEE PLANTS,

CABBAGE- Early Winningstadt, Early York
and Early Sugar Leaf, Green Globe Savoy Red
Dutch, and Drumhead. 50 cents p 100.
CAt LiFLOW ER.-Extra Early Paris, 81 2
100.
CELER I.-Seymour's White Solid and Coles
Superb Red 81 per 100
TOMATOES.-Extra Early Red, Reyes Early
Prolific, Cedar Hill, Early Tilden, Foard, and Nam
mouth Red. Plants from seed bed IS cts y 100
Plants twice transplanted very stocky and short IS
cts. e. doz.; 81 q leo.
PEPPERs.-Bell, Long Spanish, and Cherry
> cts. q d0z.
MELON Musk .-Minorca, Nutmeg, and Citron.
. cts T. pot $3.50 q doz.
MELON Water. - Mountain Sweet and lee
cream p cts 2 pot.
. cts. e pot.
q, Plants securely packed and safe for three
day by express. Catalogues viii be sent on appli-
cation.
Plattslurgh, Clinton Co.. n. V, April 10. 1865 iw.
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COP LIVER oILCREAN.

4 FRENCH PREPARATION. which preserves all
y tae nutr.cious and medicinal qualities Of the
pure oil.
Is free from all offensive, taste smell, and, being
agreeable 60 the taste, is easily digested, thus az
frl'a-the patient the full benefit of the quantity
taken.
is readily taken mixed with water, thus avoiding
the use oc wlskoy OF other expensive OF hurtful u-
d.tau-.
Is recommended and prescribed by the medical
profession. Price 81 bottle For circulars scnd TO
HYATT It Co. &c Cortlandt Street New York
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TURNER'S TIC DoULoUREUx OR

UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL is a safe, certain
and speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Di-
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tie face OF head is utterly tanished in few hours
30 f-a of Nervous Disease witlstands its magic in
auouce. IT has the unqualified approval of many
eminent physicians. It contains nothing injuuou
to the most delicate system. Sold everywhere Sent
on receipt of :l,o' ana two postage stamps. TUR-
NER 4 co, ia9 fremont St. Boston. Mass, Pro
July 5. dstawGwly
THE PEOPLES REMEDY.-It required
many years ofaborious research into the properties
ofler and roots before Brandr,t's Pills arrived at
their present state ofporfcction. They take all inn
pure aaI mor'id aecumulations from the bowels and
the Il1od Their use in sickness ysres money, time,
and f.ath. This noble medicine saves suffering, re-
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in Them When attacked by ever So serious 81 dis
case. as plcurisy. cole, sudden prosuation, &c,
tghcu six or eight pills have been swallowed, they
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Braudrcth's pills are no broken reed.
The Princes Of Wales might have been cured by
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lieyc this as ! believe my existence.
B. BRANDRETH
Principal Office. Brandrcth House, New York.
Sold 1y all Druggists. April 6. d6wim.
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Aeaal AOtites.
NAHUM sHATTUCK,s ESTATE.

WE, the Subscribers having becn appointcd by
W the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trlct oil Chittenden, Commissioners to receive exam
me anu ADJUST the claims and demands Cfal persons
asalhst the estate Of Nahum Shattucl lato Of Bur
Ington in said District represented insolyent and
aIso al claims and demands exhibited in Offset there
theretoi and SIX months from the day % the date
neIeol, nelnS allowed by said Court for that puT-
pose we do therefore hereby rive notice that we will
attend TO the business Of our appointment at the
law Office Of L. L. Lawrence in Burlington in said
district on the second Saturdays Of May and July
next, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, On each OF said DAYS.
Dated this nth day Of February, \. D. ISIS.
HENRY BALLARD} -
iS5w CHARLES STDRRSA 'vulll.s'i' -'is :.
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y. PARKER.
Is. CRANE. ''ii'i"
JOEL NJ. IonNsoN.s EsrArE.

w the subscribers, having been appointed t1
w the Honorable. the PTohat. Court Tor tine iiis
trict Of Chttenden, Commissioners 90 receive. exam
Inc and adjust the claims aud demands of AL persons
lngton in said District, represented iu>Olyuut and
also all claims and demands iuoslt thereto: and six
months from tho day q the date hereof being allow
by the Court for that purpose. do, therefore D, re-
by give notice that we viii attend % the iu uys> Of
our appointment at the dwelling Of the deceased in
Huntington in sad District. ou ths second MONDAYS
Of June and September next 10 Dub o'coci, A. NJ. On
each Of said DAYS.
Dated this Sth day ofApril, \. D. l-t-.
ELI T. JUDSON ,.
GEORGE v. BROMLEY, N'.i--' '''i'i9-
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LET NOT pREJCDTCE USURPYoUR

LET NOT PREJCDICE USURP YOUR
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why should you reject it. Let not your prejudice
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are slightly sopordc, that in cases where sleep
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pitation Of heart, tremors, Mysteries faiptin fits
general restlcssness and the causees. fears and dis
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prompt restorative.
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a. - NYINKE.E. u.sll.. IL

IT ~ - ~ II III F'l7-T- " TI'--IT ~
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by J. CHSTADORo 6s Maiden Lane. N.a York.
Sold by all druggists. Applied by au Hair Ores
sers. Apr. 18th. d1elm
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LORIsBE JOSEPH's ESTATE.

I'VE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
W the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
tIlct OF thlttenden Commissioners To- receive exam
Inc and adjust the claims and demands ofall per
sons, against the estate 81 Lorshe Joseph, late Of
burlington, in said District represented u-olycnt,
and also all claims and demands exhibited ia offset
thereto; and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed hy said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice. that viii
tend to the business of appointment at the Pro-
bate Office, in Burlington. IN said District. on the
first Mondays Of June ami October next, at ten
O'Clock, A " on each of said days.
Dated this 9th day Of April \. D.. l-GS.
y PARKER.
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EALSANI, for Coughs. Colds and Consumption, is
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rATEMENTs FROM Patients & CO..

COLLEGE hill, 'NCISSArG:-I was the in the
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Cattle-Ihe uiaraot today is less active, with
sold NJ discount offull 80 cents z cwt. Western
cattle were driven from Brighton, nearly 100 head
were yartcd but found slow sales.
Shoep-Sheep sold hard especially poor quality
There are considerable many slim sheep brought in
which butchers 10th % take and are generally
turned over 90 them TO kill conditions Good
lots are constantly in demand. Prices this week for
best fraction or; common lots in many cases sold
II Les. TIM c.st.
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single year.
FAYETTE r. BROWN,
April - d&Wlm. Gen. Agt. Rutland
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-24
spcrial J10tirrs.

MOTH PANCHES. FRECKLES 4 TAN.
Tho Gully RELIABLE REMEDY for those brown dis
coioratiou- the face is Perry's Moth and Frecke
Lotion Prepared only by Dr. Z. G.. Perry, 20 Bond
Street New York. Sold every where.
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