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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
Wn racniyed GnNnrnnr

We received Governor Mer-
rill's Inaugural too late to reprint it
or to give any.lcngthy extracts, but
will give brief one, showing how
no and Brother Butler -donE agree
ON the bond question
1T has become the conviction
ofsomc that part of the NATIONAL
bonds could be redeemed in curren.
cy, without fraud upon tho holder.
Tho advocates of this policy base
the righteousness of such rcdypptjori
upon the fact that the bonds Them
selves contain no stipulation Of pay
ment in specie. "A more subtle, in.
siduous and, at, the same time.
deadly attack upon the public cred
it could not have bean made. '',eet
The above is a terrible dig at
Butler 's.spccch to the Rump on FL
nance. 80 .. &,"@ ne gv''a s@uf'ft
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A wisconsin MAN appointed
G0yerlAOr Of Georgia.

Such is tha heading with which
one of the radical papers Announces
tho appointment Of Gen. Rugcr as
chief magistrate ola southern state.
rhc GAINESVILLE Gazette says hcsis
resident Of that city, So. resi-
dent of Jaaesyillc, in tho state OF
Wisconsin is now governor Of state
locatcA8a tho other end Of the
Union. The bare sta tCmcnt OF tho
fact is a sufficient CONNIE ntary upon
the nature Of the e'ffectlem" which
now exists in the United States.
Residents Of the north arc not only
acting as governors over "a people
whose faces they may never have
sco,, until they marched into office
with, spnrs on, but residents Of the
north arc actually making constitu-
tions for the. people Of tho south,
under the prctcncc Of securing free
dom for the people who are to live
under them. In the platform OF the
national republican convention which
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
SliH Another step.

It willbe seen from our report Of
Congressional proceedings vest e,r'lay
that Mr. Garfield. Of Ohio, attempt
cd to introduce i bill ito reduce and
improve the military establishment
Ivy the discharge Of ono major gsner-
ai-the one who was, last commits
stoned in that grade before the 1st
Of January, 1861 yhis is "a con-
tomptablc, saeakjng method OF At
taoking NIajsr General Hancock,
without mentioning his namc, as he
is the major general indicated.-
What wiilftl,c soldiers who fought
under Hancock, and with him bras-
cd the dangers Of the field in tho
fcrccst battles Of the war from its
beginning to its srd, think Of this
mean assault upon that lrave and
gallant officer by such Generals as
.Gar.cll,t Schcnsk, and Butler? n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
Rushing upon their Fate

..Nyhom the gods would destroy
they FIRST make mad. I" The Wild
est visionary Of Radical extrcmism
never could have dreamed Of the
startling excuses to which the mad
men Of the, Radical faction in Con-
crcss committed themselves ysstcr-
day. Each House seemed to vic
with the other in the adoption of
outra gcoss mcasurcs, urcvoltins to-
the w;loie nation. Crazcd by the I'M
mistakablc evidences Unpopular con-
dcmnation and utter hopelcssncss Of
retrieving their broken fortunes by
auy.other means except open rcro-
luton, thoy have east aside all re-
serve, all shame, and all deccncy,
and unhushingly'avow their purpose
to destroy every vcstigc Of consti-
tutional liberty and republican gov
crnmcnt. As an important part of
the programme, tho Senate have at
tempted the reinstatement Of their
bcnchman, Stanton, as Secretary
of War. while the House. passed a
bill striking down the Independence
Of the Supreme Court, and brought
forward another subor.Gpating to a
single military despot the executive,
judicial. aud Legislative departments
Of the Government; and at last,
in their terrible desperation, after
striking at tho departments, dc:
seconded to the lowest depth OF
u,canness in attacking 2 single jldi-
vidual, noble aad. gallant soldier.
The end is near at, hand..-Nationnl
Intclligcncer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

Isn'fi little curious that Dem
oerat sIarc the only ones to formal
~ celebrate the two great days in
our national calendar, viz: Gen
eral Jackson's victory at New Or.
leans and the Fourth Of July? No
Wonderland the Tribune complains
of such demonstrations, since they
revive memories Of the Onion as
1t was, and inspire q Dissemination
to restore tho Uuion as'it'should be.
IN. Y. World. It'll 5ra@,
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I Senator Ferry, Of Connecticut,
opposes tho repeal Of the COTTON
lax. because no holds it :'infamous-
ly wrong that those who brought
upon this nation the terribld burden
that now rests upon its industry,
should, BY the Magnaninity of the
nation, be exempted from bearing.
their share of the burdens..' Sena-I
tor Ferry urges for the continuance
ofthc tax the same reason that in
ducca its ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS up
on the defeated and ravagcd south.
If the cotton tax is repealed, it
will not be because of magnanimity,
but because the radicals believe
they can plumber moro by not who'll
ly destroying the production of1cots
ton in the south. s - t.aia
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nominated Lincoln for the presiden-
cy was tho following resolution
Rcsolyel, That the maintenance
inviolatc Of the rights Of the states.
and especially the right, of each
state to order and control IT'S own
domestic institutions according to
it's own Judgment exclusively, is cs-
'srnrial to that balance Of rowvr-on
which tho perfection and endurance
of our political fabric depends.
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The Financial situation.

SOLDIER. Now that the war is
ever supporting these niggers is in
sufFcra lin .anm4.is1t .ra 81 T. .$ru
Bosps, (smoking.) 30 patics:t:
old veteran we have, done enough,
for this generation and We will let
our children pay the debt. -
SOLDIER. But this is an oppres-
sivc burden, heavy tax. It's all
| can do to provide for my family
without supporting these niggcrs.
1t takes all can earn to pay my
taxes, the load has crushed me; I'm
fat on my hack, and it's hard to
think that ] must spend The rest Of
my days in this situation and then
leave my children IN the same con
dition. 80, ..,... a.. -: y.,i,.., eel
BoNDs, Never mind bray fellow
the Government meets her payments
ofintcrcst on the gold bearing Bonds
promptly, and the public debt is not
increasing at the rate of moro than
emo hundred million a year, Every.
thing is going on right, the princi-
pal will also be paid il gold. TIis
is the best government the sun ever
shone upon, vote the Mongrel ticket
and we will hand it down to our
children uni'hpaircd. .'..
MIG. Dress De Lord. dars no
stinkshun oh race or color any more
for kinglum cum, and Brudder Gree
ley scz dc bottom rail am on top.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

The news from Washington is
startling to-day. The radical ma
jority in Congress is alarmed at the
slow progress of tho Constitutional
Conventions in the late rebel states,
and anxious to hurry them into a
position to bcstow at least seventy
electoral votes on the radical can
A:datc for the next presidency. On
Monday therefore, that majority
proposes 70 mako General Grant
military dictator over those states,
with supreme power, responsible not
even to bis cc!nmanacrin-ebief, the
siicnt. Il also said that the
Same Congressional ma;"rit;; ~ ,ivu
Of tho possible decision of the Uni
ted stasos Supreme Court to- the
effect that tho present reconstruc-
ton laws are unconstitutional. pro-
pose to enact law at once: requir-
ing tho agreement Of two-thirds,
aud not a majority, ofithe JUICES en-
that bench, on tho point OF . law S
constitMtionality. i .,r.s tmosa:
These arc hold mcnaces against
tho political life Of tho republic and
threaten tho complete overthrow Of
popular government; but, if carried,
out, thcylwill raise such q storm Of
popular Indignation FROM Maine to
Maryland, from Connecticut to Cal
ifornia, that those engaged in the
suicidal work hid better prepare.
il advance, to give up the political
cl,ost and retire incontinchtly TO
mcritcd obscurity.ASunday Times.
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wnntc Il to sue SOM e 30 y.

A negro went toa prominent law
yer Of Galtatin, Tcnrcsscs, some
days ago, and rendered him fee Of
twenty dollars, remarking at the
time that he had understood he Was
a great friend Of the negroes, and
that he wanted him "to sue some.
body, ''santl got. him horsc-that
he had no horse and wanted one.
The negro was clearly in earnest,
and the incident is a fair illustra-
ton of the ideas with regard to
property now prevalent among his
race. .r9 iaia1 Her - 2sa-.s, .o@t2s
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Ohio News. :

The Ohio, House Of Representa-
tivcs, has Withdrawn tho assent Of
Ohio from the 'fourtcent article d
the Constitution of the United
States by vote of So to 81. To The
Democratic caucus nominatc cd Judge
Thurman for tho u. $. Senate. II Tho
77cc..en stood 81 to "a for, Yallamlig !
ham. Their Democratic State con-
ysntion, nominated tho Hon. Geo.
H. pcnalcfon for President ~ an
overwhelming majority. # hi. !
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The highest financial authority

The highest financial authority in
the English press, 4 the London
Economist, says Of the system a.
Of taxation for which VIC have to
thank the Republican party: taas
Every sort Of industry-almost
"cvery kind Of available and ctn-
"spicious acts seized upon and
'taxcd. 4 ninty-ninth part of this
interference in, England would
''have caused a rebellion" a,tfpse1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

NoN-PRoyIDENTIAL.-The cruel
hearted authorities Of Providence,
II. l., have refused a: Snowman a
license to exhibit Mrs. lin
coins wardrobe. No reliance is to
be placed on Providence, when old
clothes are in, question. 49,,
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;DEMOCRATIC STATE CON-
tnYENTlON.

+ The State Convention of the Democracy
Of the STATE. Of Iowa is hereby called, to
meet ut Des Moines, on Wednesday, the
36th day. Of February next, at II o'clock
A. NJ, for thc purpose Of selecting dele
gates to the National Democratic Conven-
ton; and also nominating candidates for
Electors, and State Officers, in case it
shall be. deemed advisable. The ratio Of
representation will be cue delegate for
every one hundred votes cast for Charies
Mason for Governor, and oae for every
fraction Of a hundred over fifty Every
.sxaaiizcd county though casting less than
fsfSy votes will I've entitled to ono delegate.
sly srdc,. Of the state Central Com. -
Il Il JIM. ELLWOOD, Chairman.
Dec. 81. 1857. s..a .5. ..,afss
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Mmpire] Sewing Ma.
sa 4 chine 6 o., -loofss

Principal Unce 6l6 bfoadWay Now York
HNREAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing
I" Machines. Empire Shuttle, GsAnk
Motion Sewing Machine. 1t is thus rem
dcrcd noislcss III action. Its motion be :
ing all positive, it is not liable to 81, out
of order. It is the best Family Machine!
Notice Is called to our new and improved
turing Machine, for Tailors, and
Boot and Shoe Filters. Agents wanted
to whom, liberal discount will DE given.
I No Gonsigamcpts Male IS. (y7n43tf., q
lIP,a; EMrlRE SEWING MAcnISE, Co,;ff
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Gifts for Christmas T. New
.. -. ill., Years 49,. : -; ,,...

/ srrERs STOCK or PINK CON AND SILVER
WATCHES, ALL WARRANTED TO run, AND
THOROUGHLY ktGGLArtD, AT fME Law
PRICE OF 80 EACH, AND sATIsFASTION
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PROBATE COURT.

NOfICE is hereby given that at tho
IN January term 4. y. 1865, an instrn-
mcnt in writing purportin8 to bc the last
will and testament Of Michael Loguc de-
deased was presented and publicly read
in open court. Whercupon Il was ordered
by the court that tho February term Or
ssid court, to be begun and held o. tho
first Monday Of February, A. =. 1853. DC
fixed US the day for hearing the PROOF OF
said will Of which ali persons iaterested
Will take notice. 81. sgls.l - s.e
Dated Jsny. Oh, A.. y. 1858, ssrt t.!4
ID. o. PREsroN,
n7.v8.u) Go. Judge.
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The above stock will be disposed of-ontte rofrLAR
oxE-rnrcK rrAs, giving svrry patrsn a, fine gold or
solid silver watch for 40. Wit hout regard to value
Wright Bro &'Co ,o1sl broadway, New York,
wish TO Immediately dispose Of the above magnificent
tssoek. CertiAItss, naming the articles are placed
In scaled envelopes and wen mixed. Holders are
entitled to the articles named III their certificate
upon payment of Ten Dollars, whetherit be watch
worth 81 900 one worth less. Tho return Of any
Of our certificates entities sou I'd The Articles named
thereon upon payment. irrespective Of its worla
as no article valued less than $40 Is named on any
certificate, II will A. once bc seen that this Is lot
terry, but straight forward legitimate transaction,
which may be participated in even blythe mort fas
tidious. r-re- ---- s~.,-...
A single certificate viii re sent BY MAIL POS. paid
upon recspt Of y cents fve for ~, eleven. tor ~,
thirty three and elegant premium for 81, sxty-six
ami more valuable premium for SO, ans hundred
and . p,ost superb watch for SIS. To ayents or
those Wishing employment, this il rare opportunt-
ty. It II irYi,imate,y conducted busineSs, duly
authorized by the uoysrmnent and open TO te snyst
careful scrutiny. Watches sen, by express. With WI
for collection delivery, so that no dssatisfsesisn
can possibly oecsr. Try ~. Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER 1 CO., Importers,
asssasl !: q cal tiel broadway, New York.
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ITO. II. Il. Dunn, Esq, Bloomington,
Illinois" aas
This testimony ought to be satisfactory
to rebels, it certainly will be to loyal men.
Here is his own statement that he would
not trust the Government, and of his
friend that he never aided it, even in his
official capacity, except as he was forced
to. Nominated as War Democrat 1st,
Because they could elect no other and
I'd, Because he was opposed to the war
and sympathised with the rebellion. Sey-
mour and the platform are an exact match
Both swindles, contrived and selected to
cheat the people of the loyal States, and
serve the purposes of the rebel leaders.
Seymour himself admitted that he would
be dKhonorcd if he accepted the nemiaa-
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ton. No witnesses are needed to prove
that he then spoke the truth
In view of the facts hereinbefore pre-
sented, we charge the Democratic party
1st. That it has proved false to its early
record and history, false to liberty, false
to the country, It's laws and Constitution,
and false to the people whom it seeks to
govern.
I'd That it In no honest sense repre-
sents the loyal people of the nation, but
on heIcontrary, is consorting with, and
controlled by, the disloyal and despotic
uuoueu glganr1c rebellion against Con-
stitutional liberty and in the interests Of
slave-holding oligarehy "
3d. That by. the confession of it's own
leading advocates it has, by It's national
delegates In convention assembled, adopted
and published to the country platform
of principles for the purpose of cheating
the loyal people into It's support, while it
rests under secret pledges to rebel lead
ers to give them all they desire
4th. That while protesting veneration
for the Union and the Constitution, it
stands pledged to destroy the one and dis
regard the other
9th. That Its candidate for the chief
Office by the confession of his own parti-
sans is, and has been, foe to the Govern
ment and friend to the conspiracy for
its destruction that protesting to be a
War Democrat, he is and was rebel in
disguise, as is proven by his past record
and the uncontradicted statements of the
rebel leaders who placed him in nomina-
ton. That he has been thrust upon the
party, against the Judgment and wishes of
its honest supporters, and by clique of
currupt and disloyal leaders
9th. That its candidate for the second
Office is in open and undissembled sympa-
thy with the rebel leaders, and pledged to
reopen the conflict against the Union if
entrusted with power
9TH. That, as claimed by the rebel lead
ers and press of the South, and not denied
by leaders or press in the North, the cleo
ton of these candidates upon this platform
will be the defeat of loyalty, the triumph
of treason, and the renewal of rebellion.
If these are the objects for which Demo
Gratis desire to vote, then Seymour and
Blair are the men to vote for. If there
| are Democrats, and we bel;ava tho~o aao,
who desire a restored Union, just laws,
the maintenance of the public faith, and
the peace and prosperity of the Republic,
let them vote for GRANT and CoLFAX.
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EhIC!

The Des Moines Qowa) Register prints
the following:
If Frank Blair is ''the coming man."
Parton need never have asked if he will
drink wine. If Frank were asked him.
self, he would no doubt be honest and say,
''No, thankee, I'll take whisky and the
answer would only show his faithful devo-
ton to Democratic principles. The lead
ers of the party which has hoistcd him as
candidate deny, however, that Frank
perate as Neal Dow himself Perhaps he
is, when at home-but when abroad, he
isn't, as we will show.
On Sunday, August Sd, Frank Blair
was at ST. Joseph, Mo, on the way to the
mountains, to attend to his duties as one
of the Commissioners of the Pacific Rail
road. No train running from ST. Joseph
to Council Bluffs, he hired some railroad
laborers to take him through on a hand
car. With full supply of Franks favor
ite beverage aboard, they started, but, on
reaching Hamburg, Fremont county, this
State, they had become SO ''demoralized"
that they laid up for repairs. Arriving
there in the afternoon, and stopping at
the railroad eating house, the distinguished
genius of the ''new revolution" had his
presence announced to the faithful, who
soon came flocking to pay due homage to
their chief. Well, it so transpired that
they "homaged" too much, and by or 9
o'clock the party were as tipsy as even
Democrats ever get, and the head center
was the tipsiest of them all. The noise of
the convivialists attracted quite a crowd
and II Is said that Rlair paVe them more
antics, cute gags, and ground and lofty
tumbling than they had ever seen in
circus. So tipsy did he finally become
that he was picked up from the floor and
carried bodily to bed by two men, and
put away out of sight of the tittering
crowd. These statements are true and
indisputable We have the testimony of
several reliable men who saw all we have
related, and more too, and defy any one to
disprove the facts as stated
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-24
Grant in Battle.

Nothing but the extreme of partizanship,
envy, or hostility would deny to General
Grant the highest skill in generalship and
the greatest courage and heroism Incl
dents, however, now and then picked up
in out-of-the-way receptacles, serve to con-
firm facts and to refute ISLANDERS L.
Bolles, Jr., writing to the Onetda CfrcU-
lar story of his experiences as a volunteer
in the late rebellion, speaks most highly
of Grants daring and heroic conduct du-
ring the battles of Grand Gulf and Port
Gibson. The following little anecdote
may be new to our readers:
During the battle port Gibson) Gen
eral Grant was every where in the thick
of the fight, directing movements, regard
less of his own personal safety. At one
time, when a six-pounder which was shell
ling the rebels had been just charged, he
rode up, and, springiug from his horse,
said Let me take that moment He
Immediately pointed the gun at a large
tree, and fixing his aim, said: Now fire
The shot struck in the crotch Of the tree,
the branches parted and fell, and out tum-
bled pair of rebel sharpshooters who had
been picking off our men. 'Hurrah =
said the General, and swinging his hat and
mounting his horse he was out OF sight IN
a moment" .
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-24

DENTIsTRY.-
~ The undersigned, Graduate of the Bal
tmore College of Dental Surgery, respectfully
offers his professional services to the citizens
of Ebensburg. He has spared no means to
thoroughly acqualnt hi1nSen. M WIN ea'cF nf ,e
sonal experience, he has sought to add the
impaired experience of the highest authorities
in Dental Science. He simply asks that N
opportunity may be given for MS "orA 10
speak Its own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. S.
R<S= Will be at Ebensburg on the fourth
Monday of each month, to stay one W SEX.
August B. 1868.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-24

THE following letter we commend to
the attention of all loyal Democrats Its
writer figured at the piebald Convention
which nominated Seymour. They can see
from this the kind of company they are
keeping
s'Hon IT, f. Niles, Richmond, Ia. -
Has the bill for the execution of Abo-
lition prisoners after the first of January
next been issued Do it, and England
will be stirred into action. It is high
time to proclaim the Black Flag. After
that period, let the execution be with the
garrote. G. L. BEAUREGARD." ~
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T LLOYD & CO, Bankers-

n LOl D q OO., DuNheT0-
IL EBBEsBURG, PA.
HGS~ Gold, Silver, Government Loans and
other Securities bought and sold. Interest
allowed Time Deposits. Collections made
on all accessible points in the United States,
anu General Banking Business transacted.
August 3, 1868.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-24

"A MARRIAGE LICENSE issued in Wash
iugton was returned with the endorsement.
'Shc wouldn't have me -
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IN VI. LLOYD & Co., Bankers-

Ma III. LLOYD q Co., BdnkerS-
w ALTOONA, PA.
Drafts OF the principal cities, and Silver
and Gold for sale. Collections made. Mon
eys received on deposit, payable on demand,
without interest, or upon time, with interest
At fair rates. [augl3
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

DEMOCRATIC PROFESSIONS vs.. DEMO-
AND PLATFORM REVIEWED. Z.
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GEN. Rousseau has taken command
in New Orleans
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.R DE WITT ZEIGLER-

DR. DE WITT ZEIGLER-
~ Having permanently located in Ebens-
burg offer. his professional serTices TO the
citizens of town and vicirity.
Teeth extracted, ,oithOut pam, with Nitrous
Oride, or Laughing Gas.
Rsy~ Rooms adjoining G. Huntleys store,
High street. [augl3
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