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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

John Covodc, one Of the meanest
members of this Infamous Congress,
has written = ffothy letter TO Gov
ornor Fentoh, of New York, object
ing to tho recommendation Of tho
latter that the Confederate dead
who fell at Antietam shonld be bur-
led IN tho National Cemetery. John
thinks they ought to be buried some
where, and has graciously given his
permission to that effect; but he
can't bear tho idea that they should
be allowed to rest in ''loyal''
ground. This is exactly what might
have been expected from john
The cowardly instincts which in-
duced him to keep ont Of tte,r raeoh
while living. have made him mar
velously valiant in hreesenee Of their
mouldering bones. Fallstaf blds-
tered over the harmless body Of tho
dead Percy. Covode, with the true
spirit Of bis great prototype, blus-
tors over the prostrste form Of tho
dead 'srsbel. !" J taFf'F " 81 = ss'ti
VIE b ~ vsageancs Ser The ashes eela, 81
And envy bass TO bask ak sleeplAg nsald "a
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How do the People stand.

-g IL IS, favorlCe RADICAL orgumeAC,
says the Milwaukee News, to ap.
peal to the authority Of "the peo-
ple," and to claim that their aprov-
al rests upon the revolutionary acts
and propositions Of the radical con-
gress. The New York Tribune says
that congress is carrying out the
will of the people," and the pyro-
technic Bingh am in congress, the
other day, spoke in flippsnt terms Of
the suppositious idea that somebody
wanted to 'place the court above
the people who created it," Where.
upon The St. Paul Pioneer posts the
books, in order to determine how
the people stand. During 1867 gen.
eral elections were held in seven
teen states, and the following is the
total Of the popular votes in those
states, as given by The Tribune
almanac "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

The New York Herald disclaims
tho intention Of violating imperial
confidence by forsshadowing tho
character of, the governments snd
household of the, scw and nagnifi-
cent empire proposed to be erected
by the Radicals upon the ruins aof
republican liberty in the Vaited
States, as follows !: faau .s..ss
His Royal Highness u yAses I.-
Monarch Of All he surveys, s,la, tss
Imperial Mouthpiece and Keeper
Of tho Imperial Word and Copseisuee
e. b. Wash burnc. ,,4...i,
Minister Of Con6scated Eatates
and General Faototun Of the Iups-
rial Mansion. Thaddeus Stevens.
Minister Of Military Injustiss-
Edwin NJ. Stanton, 49, 4,s
Minister of tho Radical Rack Aad
Political Joint Twister in General
3. Boutwoll..
., Usher Of the Black Rod-Fred
Douglass. s,st...,st,j
Lord High chamberlain and Pick
er Up Of all the Imperial Old Boots.
Old Hats, and Old Clothes G General-
ly-John w. Forney. @,,.s asr
Imperial Soft 1mpcacher and
Knight Commander Of the Or ler. .of
the Sulphureous Bath-James y,
Ashley. z..,.,,.;sn .;...t
Imperial Windmill and Chief of
the Imperial Blowpipes- w Hum
nioutt. E.s..
Court Watohman-Henry Wilson,
Court HanRman-Ben, Wade, =
Keeper Of the Imperial Bed
cham mber-Chas. Sumner. ,..,
Lady in Waitins-:Anna DiekliQQs
sou. .f...,.. sE.. ~. T. ffrksa3- FEM
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Faith AND PR1crIo1.-We
should act With 80 mseh energy -
If We expected everything from our
selves; and vs should pray with as
much earnestness as il We expected
everything from God-Fullsf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

posted to keep down the Southern
people (pcrhaps recruited to a great
extent in the Southern States shall
suddenly march to Washington,
siezo the Capitol and disperse that
chattering. jabbering, corrupt and
contemplate rabble, the Congress
Of the United States.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

VERNON SPR1Nes, Jan. 8th. 1858.
Mr.. w. L. Richards Teacher; 80
scholars; 81 present. a'
Some of the scholars came into
school at . late hour. Recitations
reading very good, in grammar
good and very good, geography good
and in spelling poor and fair. The
most of the scholars were studious
and orderly. 2W
VERNON SPRINGS, Jan. ,13, 1868.
: Marshall's District; Miss A. NJ.
Field teacher; 8 scholars, 4 present.
Recitations in reading fais and
good; geography good, gral6mar
fair and in arithmetic 9b6d.- Order
good and room neat. We all suf.
fered more or less from smoke which
remains in the, school room, owing
doubtless, to tho space between the
pipe and chimney, = daily trouble
which half hours work would rem
cdy. .,-.,. ,,..:.~
VtRNoN SPRINGS, jan. IA, 1865.
,Moore's District; Mr.. D. Il. War
rem teacher; II scholars, Is present.
Recitations in reading good and
very good, mental arithmetic and
grammcr good, in geography very
good, and in spelling fair. Order
good and room neat. @a sfs p"
7 NEW OREGON, Jan. Is, 1868.
East room; Miss Emma Merry
teacher; 48 scholars. --... ,
Miss NJ. is doing as we'll as could
be expected under such discouragine
circumstances. The room is ANAL
with seats enough to comforta bly,
accommodate twenty scholars. Let
q good commodious school house
adorn tho village Of Now Oregon
this year. III @s ~
Vsssox SPRINGS, Jan. Is. 1868.
Upton's District; w. K. .Barke,
teacher; 81 scholars, 80 present.
A new chair and two suspended
lamps having been added to this
school room, gives the patrons the
honor of having one of the best. II
not the BEST furnished school room
in the county. Due attention wa.
paid to writing, and the most Of the
books were neatly kept. Mr.. b.
students could not only define a
vowel and oonsonant, but give the
letters their appropriate sounds from
o to e. Order. and recitations good
room neat. 4t-
N1w OREcov, Jan. II, 1868.
West room; Mrs. N. Tuttlc teacll-
or; 3S scholars.
Recitations in mental arithmetic,
algebra. history, grammar, spelling
and tho 2ud aud 3rd classes in &C.
ography good. reading fair and the
first class in geography very good,
but little attention was paid to
writing. Order fair and tho room
neat.
Let each sub district hayc spell
ing school, when the weather will
permit every Tuesday evening, and
Lyceum Saturday evenings, for
such schools. are very beneficial,
when we'll patronized and properly
conducted. nsesFs.s..
T. W. LEE, Co. Supt.
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MFRS. +. w.LEE,

Having had many years experience ~ :
ries Of the East, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Cresco and vicinity, that
she ID now ready to give instruction upon
the
@ .gs Piano. Organ or Hslodson.
Tuition payable one half In advance. No
deduction made for lessons missed only in
cases Of severe illness.
References, Prof. G.. r. Roor,
Chicago; HEM OTro Fex,A Brooklyn;
JAxsa WHITNBY and e. H. HRosr, Boston.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

Thad Stevens says: ''Tho prin-
ciples Of the Republican party are
atsraal." So are the ears Of the
ass aud the malice Of the devil.
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Another step In RevOlatlOn


Senate, it seems to have been dis
covered that the Court will condemn
their usurpations by even more thar
2 two-thirds vote. For the IRE.
construction Committee" have nov
prepared bill, providing that ths
Court shall have no jurisdiction ir
the matter, rs follows ~*s~@1
"Be it enacted, That the appel.
late. jurisdiction of the Supreme
Court Of the United States shall not
extend to any act done, or which
shall be done, or to any proceedings
had, or which shall be had, unde,
and by virtne Of the act entitled,
f"An act to provide for the more ef
hcient governments of tho rebel
states" passed March 2. 1857, o,
OF the several acts supplementary
thereto, and all such cases now pend,
ing in said Court, either by appea1
or otherwise, from any decision o1
proceeding had in the premises in
any District or Circuit Court Of The
United States, shall be dismissed b,
said Supreme Court, and no record
Of any proceeding had, or which ma J
b had, before any Of the Distric,
Commanders uader either of SAID
acts, shall be removed to or rcceiv.
ed in anyrother tribunal, either upon
the ahabeas corpus, quo warranto,. OF
in any other manner whatever
BY this measure, the attempt i.
made to destroy utterly the power.
Of the Court, so far as they are au.
ithorised to protect tho citizen from
the usurpations Of Congress. and te
sustain the authority Of the Prcsi
dent against like usurpa ticns.
The success Of such . scheme
makes the Court . nullity. II makes
the President equally a nullity, un.
less hel resists the .,lsurpations Of
Congress by violence, for it deprives
hiss Of all peaceful remedies. Il
places the liberties and rights Of the
citizen equally at the mercy Of Con.
grcss. 1t overturns the very foun-
datious of our political system. The
we'll balanced popular government,
with its powers divided into three
branches, the Executive, the Legis-
lative and Judicial, becomes nero
oligarchy, with all power concentra-
ted in tho Radical Congress. Tho
French National Convention, the
Parliament Of England, or tho We
netian aristocracy, never assumed
moro despotic authority than that
which our Congress arrogstcs to
itself. -e
Thus, although rebellion was long
since quelled, treason stalks suna :.
Dashed in our national councils, con-
cocting conspiracics, porfecting
usurpations, and dealing deadly
stabs at liberty, prosperity and
peaco. Never was there . create.
necessity for unity, wisdom ana
firmness on tho part Of the American n
people, in preparation for political
action: The great coming strug-
gle 1t the ballot-box, it is now
manifest, is todecide whether Hber-
tyisIto remain our birthright, or
whether we are to Degenerate into 1
France or q Mexico. Every radical
step in revolution is - new stroke
upon tho alarm boil, to rouse every
freeman to his du.y.-Utica Dem.
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Geo. NJ. vnn.Leuven, IT.
LIME SPRINGS, IOWA.

: Will give his attention to the collection
of Claims, Arrears Of Pay, Bounty and
Pension money due from the government
to soldiers, their heirs, or representatives.
BY strict attention and fidelity to the in
tcrcsts Of his clients, he hopes to merit
and receive the confidence and support OF
those needing his services. i (36f.
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FOR SALEli

CHEAP for Cash, . house and tws
lots in tho village Of Crsseo. The house
IL stpry and half high and eommpdi-
ouslY arranged for dwelling, . fine eel
lection Of shrubbsFy, and good veil -
the promises.
yor Daxtioalars enquire s this o@ee =
Or 9. 3. DCH1LLkNoG
Do-sJ '. 0essss Isvs.
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nURHAsI HOUSE.


This house is sligibly situated 70 busi-
ness, near the Depot Of the McGrcgor
Western Railway. BY giving strict atten-
ton to the wants of the travelling public,
they hope to merit the confidence and re-
ceivs share .ofpublic patronage. n30
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For Sale or Exchange,

EOUR hundred and twenty scres Of
= eoed fAxming land, In Nitchell Co,
Iovs. three quarters Of . nils from
Bsevnyills. Also house and lot II New
Oregon, Howard Co. Iowa. s nsgtg tI
Apply 70 H. 4. Goodrich, = skee a{
Nssasstl ! Mo-, 0sssss, IGva. '{a0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

|ANAsoNIC. =" E7G 3i&i <A/
.ssgJEs~.se ~ *~~%F8Eg EE~$ %f
New Oregon Lodge No. $50
Of F. and A. NJ. hold their. regular com
munications Tuesday on or before the fill
Moon Of each month. Visiting brethcrn
in good standing are invited to attend. 81
M. NJ. MOON w. M. Ell. al s&s
33v61 WV. H PATTERSON, Secty.
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NMPIRE HOUSE, s
- CRESCO' IOWA.
v~<S v&..~g>-s AI>n

Having leased tho above house for q
term ofyears, and having re6tted, furnish
ed an thoroughly renovated the same,
the proprietor solicits . share Of public
patronage. Good stabling attached 70 the
house. - ,s tr = ~Ha oAsf.
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MASONIC.

Relief Lodge, No. III.
of F. and A. NJ. hold. their, regular com.
munications Saturday on or before the full
Moon Of each month, at their Hall in Rice.
Vile, Mitchell Co. lows. - @ -
4 NArnAxrEI W. Moss, w.M
33v8) WV. c. Moss, Secty.
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ASAs g. l'EarE
Manufacturers Of Wagons, Carriages,
Buggies &C., at '.' ..'1..
s." CRESCO IOWA.
Solicits the patronage Of the people Of the
surrounding country who are In need OF
e ~ ressonable terms. [n26
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Smyrna times., 1868-03-25
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THE GREAT EXPERIMENT.
by Rev. GEORGE Fl. CHEEvER. D. D., New York.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON,
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R = M VAL.
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fae subscriber having determined TO discontinue
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THE LOAN FEATURE
OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

The Directors of the Delaware Mutual Life Insu,
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