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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25
SARATOGA HOUSE.

Pleasantly situated on the Usage road sixteen
miles west Of NV Oregon is still ogcn for
the reception Of the travelling public IN
O. Walk RS stages leave this house for the
east and west. r4 ~.r~rr-yg .~ .e-
n IT,. GIBBONS, Proprietor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

HEAVEN.

'-E e. -. a ..-sFt
o. tO be there. 2,
Where never tears of sorrow u s.
Shall dim the eye, No. aching pa nor care
Shall overcloud our morrsw!
o, to BE- there!
o, lovely hos,e! - @
Thy fragrant thornless flowsss@
Droop not nor die, bat tverlastjng Aaoom
Crowns all thy gold IN hours:
..e. ~-.. o, lovely home! ,...s
0, let nae 20!
~ Death shall not there dissever !.
Our loving hearts. Rivers of pleasure flow
At Gods tight hand forever;
q, let me 60!
.. For thou art there az q
Who unto me hast given .s
Eternal life, making nae pu and fair;
And this to me is Heaven,
SD. For thou art there.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25
\% MASONIC. IA,
~ NEW OREGON LODGE. N

4 NCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MA
- SONS meet in regular c"mmun,catien
at their Hall in New Orgon, on, the first
Tuesday evening on or before the full Of the
moon. Travelling Brethren in good Standing
with the Fraternity arc cordially invited to
attend
OFFICERS; 1 .@&
N. Pullmal, w. NJ. Geo. w. Pierce, s. W
H. B. Mitchell. J. w. Jno. s. LAWYER, Sec
Josiah F. Mitrhell. Treasurer. J. J. Clemmer
s. d. J. B. Mitchell. J. D. Henry Shuttle
worth, Tyler. a. n 26l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25
2, DUNN,

z. Dufha,
Fashionable tailor, at the old recorder's =
Zee. Decorah, Iowa. All work warranted
to Ct, and made in the most fashionab' e
style. Cutting done at short nsties and
warranted TO suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

NATIONAL HOTEL,
Postville, Alansakse county, IowS
Che above Hotel 10 situated - mi % west
MsGregor, on the ridge road, 10 large and
con,nodious, and has connectsd with it the
best barn On the road. Attentive sstlers
employed. gS -,.-
luls iy.I A. r. FIELD. Ppopristar.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

~ THE. PLAINDEALER Z
1D;D,P uIN ru.tAN DOMS
Beng we'll supplied with everything neees-
sary to do good work, in neat ana sa1's.
factory style, we are prepared % e4esa'S
ever description Of ~. 40.
Hand-Bills,
Circulars,
Bill-Hsads,
Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Cards,
PRINTING IN COLORS, 60, e+s
rAt ,hs lowest cash prices, A
Ia a style unsurpassed by any establish
ment in tho W.st
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25
Earle Exchange Hotsl.

8sBN 0A"H1n89 0USSI1 . ="
BY s. NJ. Cole, New Oregon, Howard couatv'
lows, Having purchased the above hotel
and made lch improvements a. the wants
OF thu pnblc seem TO dem md. solicit q
share IF public patronage. N. B, M. O.
w .lker's stages leave this house daily for
all p iuts east and west. sM. c..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25
DECOR HOUSE.

DEBORAH HOUSE. 5@as
WinreshieksCo Iowa. SMITH & HOWARD.
s. Propri etor's Stages leavs this house daily
g far ell points East and West.
Good s$ablipf ssseohsd. szz.a. crs
luasl )4 J.C. SMITH.
paNOWARD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

fremont 1euse,
Situated IN the corner Of Mill and Water
streets. Decorah. Iowa ira Protheroe Pro-
prietor-Gond stabling attached also livery
With gsod horses, cas-, carriages and care.
ful drivers. to convey trsve lers to any part
Of the country. s--,s.e
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

VANVELZERS 4 MILE HOUSE.
The above hotel is situated four miles west oa
. M:Gregor, and has connected with it the
best barn and shed On the road. Good est.
lsrs emp Dyed.
ia lS.l W. B. VANVELZER Proprietor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25
Vol 1:.)

NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER.
.....,.,-. ...,. y @ F6.s t@Aa
Published every Friday at the Plaindealer
bu ling, opposite the Esg Exchange New
Oregon Howard county, lows FL. MsAD
proprietor. .s E-a sasv
', .......... -resMs.- s a
s;u .ls copies one year. 10 advance, 81 90
q g." 'st the cad oi mo. ! Is
N g.. So N &C.,. mo. I %
&c ..-"''." "'.'s. &" l2 mo. 90
II clubs Of ten, in advance, each %
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

JOHN C. sc4ooNNAx8R.
Justice Of the eaee. Vernon Sprines Ho ~ars.
County Is~a; will give prompt attention to
col lectiens, paving taxes and examining
titles TOR uon residents. AL instruments o.
writing executed with nsatness and dis
patch. nSi.lv)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

EN- NYIVANIA HOUSE.
Main street, Nc Gregor, lova.
This we'll known house is we'll supplied Wit
every thing necessary for the oos,fort Of the
travelling p'blie.
Good accommodations for teams and care.
JOHN, McMyLLEN, Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25
Cards..

.t... ". r. Mad,
ATTORNEY AID counsellor at law and notary
public, Nav Oce .oa, Iowa. will practice in
all the 90 ,rts of the 10th jud .cial district.
p, u att.ntton s,veo to securing and col.
lecsil, isSss in northern Iowa aad south.
err VI ,ne,ota. Good reference given when
desired. aN a@a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

Burdiok & relt,
Atr,,vs vt Law, Ds;stah, Winneshiek couu
~, Iowa. .-......
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25
LATHRtP HOUSE: -.
!Erankvills, Winhsshe, : 'onnty, Iowa. !n2e
p. LATI1ROP, Proprietor.

Justice Of tho peace, Pla,ndsaier bl'ld'nk
opposite Eagle Exchange. Now oregon
Iowa. All collections promptly atten6ed
to. lSJ
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

IL. Ainswerth, .-,s.,a
Attorney apd counsellor at law, West Un
io,, Fayettc connty, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

g. NJ. anLeuren,
Attornovs at law, Line Springa Howard
comfy, Iowa, will promptly 'ttead to 81
LEGAL business eutr Astsi to their care.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

Bauga 4 Stonensl,
Attorneys ami o,n,sellors at law, McGreger
Iva, Will pr.st co in the CO 'rts OF the tt
j,i. ii district. ORce opposite M'Grego'
Hotel.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

lijah odsal,
Attor ,cy and counsellor at law. 0tce on
NJ .in street in the new build ag adjoining
ths New York store, (up stairs J McGregor
Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-25

D. Q. PRESTON.
ATTORNEY and counsellor ct law, Vernon
Springs Howard County, Iowa Will At
.end promptly to all business entrusted to
-. are. n2s-ly]
, 1860-05-25

proyements to an interminable length, but shall
not continue the subject further than to remark
that, in addition to those above mentioned, q
large number of ordinary structures, for various
purposes, have sprung up like musl rooms all
over town, during the period occupied in the
erection Of those stated Wei not sure now that
we have not been unnecessarily trying the pa.
tience Of the reader in the above details, mas
much as our advertising columns indicate, palmer
than we can tell, the rapidty with which our
town Is growing
OF the buildings already and soOn to be com.
menced, we may mention several, before closing.
Mr.. Phillip Reach has broken ground for large
stone and brick building, on the corner Of Balch
and Commercial streets. We have not learned
the contemplated dimensions, further than that
he has contracted for hundred thousand bricks
A portion Of the stone is already on the ground.
Mr. Albert Balch has half finished pretty cot
tAge facing on Rainier street, near Main. It is
designed to be unique in style, and intended for
rental
Steilacoom Lodge No. ., Of Ancient Free and
Accepted MasOns, have in course Of preparation
designs and specifications for large Hall for the
use Of the Order and the public generally.
There has Of late been no building more needed
here than such as is projected by the Masous now.
Il Is intended that this ediiice shall not only be
creditable TO the Order, but ornamental to the
town; and with this view the committee having
IN charge will bring into reouisition the seFviees
, 1860-05-25
LATEST NEWS
Arrival of the Steamer Panama,


The steamer Panama arrived at this place at
an carly hour yesterday morning, bringing dates
to May 5th from the East, and to the 18th from
San Francisco Aside from the Charleston Com
vention, the news is generally unimportant. The
following arc all the items We have time 10 put
in type for this issue:
ST. LorIs, May 5th.-The Charleston Conven-
ton rejected the majority report, protecting all
the rights Of property against Congressional or
Territorial legislation, and wherever Federal au-
thority extends; whereupon Alabama, Missis.
sippi, Florida and Texas Withdrew entirely; and
South Carolina, Georgia, Arkansas and Delaware
partially, forming Southern Convention.
The regular Convention balloted on the 1st
and I'd inst, under the rule Of two thirds Of all
the States, fiIty-seven ballots without choice,
Douglass highest vote being 1921; his lowest,
after twenty-five bal OTIS, 1914. On the last ballot
Douglas received 1914 votes; Guthrie, l; Lane,
16; Hunter, 201; Dickinson, Q; Davis, I.
On the 10th ballot CalifJrnia gave Lane and
Dickinson I.
On the Sd, the Convention adjourned to meet
at Baltimore June 18th.
The Southern Convention voted an address
and resolutions for Southern Convention to meet
at Washington June llth.
Eastern papers cOnnrm the report OF the nght
between Heenan and Sayers, as published by US
last week. II is stated that they will resume
the fight as soon as they have recovered from
their injuries.
Mann and Theodore Rynders, Deputy Marshals
Of New York, have been removed from Office for
completely in the escape Of the SLAYER Storm
King.
The Congressional proceedings are Of triaing
importance.
, 1860-05-25

The news may b. stated briefly thus:
Napoleon and Eugenie are to visit Savoy in
the course Of the summer. The Prince Of Wales
was TO sail for Canada about the 10th Of May.
Gen. Ortega, the Spanish CaTlist rebel, has been
shot. It has been officially announced to the
Mayor Of New York that the Great Eastern will
make her first visit to that place. Gen. Benedict
has been appointed civil and military governor
Of Hungary, The friendly relations between
England and France have been broken.
Belle LVs gives q summing up Of the fight
between Heenan and Sayers, as follows: Sayers
was knocked down 20 times Heenan not once
SayeFs was thrown 10 times and Heenan once !;
Sayers received SO blows and HsenaR 10.
, 1860-05-25

The steamship Granada, Capt. Harrison. from
New York, arTivyd off Indan5la Crexas) April
9Th, with $50 troops ordered 70 different posts in
Texas. About 480 of them were promptly dis
patched to the interior, having taken up the line
Of march April 7th They were under the com
mand Of Capt. l. N. Palmer, The steamer left
on the same day for BrazOs Santiago with the
remainder.
Major W. P. HeintzeIman len Brownsville on
the 9th Of April to meet Col Lee at no Grande
city. Hewas accompanied BY Capt Lee with a
company Of Infantry.
Alate letter from Santa Fe New Mexico)
says; The expedition now being fovracd against
the Navajo Indians, If eifectual, will be q great
thing for this country, and Col. Fauntleroy is
using an the means in his power to make sure
thing on the Nvejos--t TO chastise them and make
thcm understand that we command. He goes
himself with the expedition. They expect 10
got of in April. Theif supplies are now being
transported TO the proper depot
Second Lieut. Leroy Napier, Jr., U. s. Army,
has resigned; bis resignation takingefec on the
26th February ut. 6 l eBfl5lH 3
By order Of the War Department, Major Nor
ris, commanding at Fort Ridgely, will detail one
OF the cnmnanies Of artillery under his command
% Be stationed temporarily At Yellow e.icine, 10
protect the friendly Indians on the Reserve at
that place against the wild Indians, who arc com.
mitting fearful dePredations upon the peaceable
ones ga3sToL lffi tN fYflls 9A
, 1860-05-25
NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR ALTERATIONS
~ and Repairs the County JAIL according to speciGca
tons, Ito be ut the Of Geo alagheF) viii be re-
ceyed at the Office Of the County Auditor stelacoOm W.
T., up 70 O'clock June 9th, 1860.
The County Commissioners the right 10 reject any
or all bids should they think that the interests County
require t.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening Of propo
sails at 10 O'Clock AM June l1h $780, the Commssoners
Court Room.
GEO GALLAGHER,
Auditor.
By order q The Board Of County Commissioners o. Pierce
County, w. II, 8I3t
, 1860-05-25

ISDrAE TnoUBLEs NEAR wAsnok- Pyramid
Lake, in Carson Valley, has recently been the
scene Of barbarous Indian ouiEages, and fight
has taken place there between i06 whites and
about 500 Indians. The whites were defeated
with loss Of 2b killed. Preparations on large
scale arc being made BY the Governor Of Cali
iornia 70 send aid to the whites. and volunteer
cOmpani.s were already organized.
, 1860-05-25

THE SnnKAHEES MrSES-Lotters have been
received at the Dalles from persons engaged in
mining on the Similkameen river, asserting that
they are making SO a-day. About $500 in
SimiIkameen gold reached the Dalles on THUR
d,y week. II was the earning Of two men who
had spent month in mining near Rich Bar, on
the above river.
, 1860-05-25
MisttIIantuus.
ARMY NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
- the U. S. Troops at Fort SteilacOom, W. T.,
with FRESH BEEF for the year commencing
July 1st, 1860, will be received at the office Of
the Acting Assistant COmmissary of Subsistence,
Fort SteiiacOOm, W. T., up to o'clock on SAT.
URDAY, June 23d, 1860.
This Beef must be fresh and good, and Of q
wholesome quality, delivered in quarters, an
equal proportion Of each, (neCks and shanks to
be excluded ordinarily three times week, in
quantities varying with the number Of troops at
the Post. The amount required atpresent per
week is about 1850 pounds, which may be in
creased or diminished during the year.
Payments to be made monthly.
Proposals to be addressed to the Acting As
sistant Commissary Of Subsistence, Fort Stella
COON, W. T., and endorsed proposals for
Fresh Beef" written contract and bond, with
two sureties, to accompany the proposal. Con-
tract will begiven to the lowest responsible bid
der.
The COmmissary reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, should he think the interests of
the service require it.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing Of proposals.
G. A. REYNOLDS,
ID Lieut. 9th Inf'y,
A. A. O.S
Office Of A. A. G. s, Fort SteilacoOm, w. T.,
May Sth, 1860. 3-2:4
Pioneer and Democrat please copy three times
and send bill 10 Herald Office.
, 1860-05-25

sHESsk EsTRAY-A heavy set COW 10 or 70 years
XN old. with q heifer calf, marked like It's mother
sA=X about three months old. The Cow Is a deep red
nearly ne-back large In her forehead with other
marks Of white. Her horns are not Wide rather aer the
crumple order. Her len hind eat all that Is Of much
MARKS and brands, n any, are Oregon marks.
Also HEIfER three years old this spring, with horn
o al mostly red supposed 10 have calf with her BY
this time.
The friend observing either Of the above win be amply re-
waFded BY notifying the subscriber.
3.at AtC LOWELL.
, 1860-05-25

sEr1So OUE.-The HudsOns Bay Company
At Vancouver, says the Portland Daily Adssrti-
ss,, are disposing d the balance Of their stock
Of merchandise preparatory TO final removal Of
their entire establishment to Victoria or some
other point in the British Possessions.
, 1860-05-25

The Panama returned 70 steilacoom, from
Olympia. !. about loi O'Clock last night Amer
taking on board several passengers, and the re-
turn mil, she proceeded 70 San FInnsisso.
, 1860-05-25

The President has appointed Major Elisha G.
English, q log time member of the Indiana
Legislature, and an active democratic politician,
Marshal Of that State, in place Of Mr. Robinson,
deceased
, 1860-05-25
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
lIILlMOI, Y. ]. FRDlT, MlE B, IsSO.


A4AAMAANeeAA4
nocsssution in the growth Of our town; improve
menis projected six and twelve months since
have been completed, md the contemplated i'm
provsmsnis for the future are both greater IN
number and more elaborate and costly IN design
than any that have gone before. Were Il not
That all Of these improvements have been impera-
tiv1ly demanded BY our lap;dly increasing popu.
hiion md business necessities we might be dis
bossd 70 attribute 70 mania the extensive build.
Ing operations Of the present and the past but
nsyol there has been nothing Of the kind done
o. speculation. In no instance has I building
q any description been erected without being
put % immediate use, on completion. Indeed
within he last twelvemonth, the want Of uncc.
cupied ienemenls has been seriously felt; re-
ptal1d applications having been made for such By
strangers with families. Thus has not only dis
appointment been suffered BY the strangers, but
an absolute detriment By the town.
We win parliculnrize few Of the leading i'm
provomenlscompleteda and IN course ofcompletion
since ouF last aIeson to this subject Prominent
among the buildings recently finished and occu-
','' % Wy ''''''-'''~' "'1~ e.o'e " Aesot'' .
AeOaE 4 Co, on Commercial street, adjoining
their Old store This building e 30 feet 'front.'
80 lsid deep and 10 kst high, with walls IS in
che. thick, cement roof and iron shutters and
doors making ihe exterior perfectly fire-prOoE
Ihs interior Is finished IN elegant style. with
tasteful conniefs. shelves, racks, stands etc.
hI displaying to the utmost advantage the large
and varied character Of The goods they keep for
r|ls The interior corrnlponds with the exterior
|n ll1slnniiaI appealanca. We may safely ven
lb The assertion that thero 3 not IN this Terri
tory q me1canlno house 20 imposing IN appear
nncs' ip1idsapd out, - iho above described. Nc
caa 4 Ca deserve much credit ior their enter
rIisi b adding 20 Ilne ibundlng 70 our town,
and v1 doubt not they win end their reward in
increased business aad IN . feeling Of security
oFa'nll Ere which they have not hitherto enjoyed
Next in prominence Is the very handsome and
s1.t|ons iro1lory dwelling erected BY Dr. Web
beI. .cn Dnlch street, not yet quite finished.
Ih'1 bnliihs combines various siyles Of afehitec-
I|I.. aocorl'ds 10 The taste Of tho propr:. Tor
n|brf than to any recognized rules for such edi,
fIcts Us interior inlah cor forms well 70 is At
iI.c|i1o oni.'ds show ibo work being Of the
bs|t material and executed in the best possible
1.dhtI. regardless of cost The Doctor. not
content r|tk pretty honua, has pI.ced beside &,
most b11nl'|hl garden, which be has spared no
11'n.I % make an ornament 70 hat psrt Of ne
town. Every variety Of ornamental and useful
.|I..I A. 4. A.
, 1860-05-25

,. W. suIAwAs and Wells. Fargo { Co. have
our thanks for liberal ales Of California and Al.
lantic papers, BY the steamer Panama.
, 1860-05-25

TmED Or FaEzDon. About Eve years since,
says an Eastern paper. William Burnett, Of Neck
Isnburg county Va, lefi his slaves free, and pr
vided for their removal 70 Ohio The will was
contested, but the counsel for the negroes carried
the case, much % the joy Of Isaac, who was
foremost among his fellow servants inpressing
the suit Last week Isaac returned from Ohio,
and applied 70 be enslaved 70 i gentleman in
Mecklenburg. He said he was tired Of freedom
siter years experience in . FREQ State. and that
the other negroes who went cut with him were
anxious to return TO Virginia on any terms II
they could get the means 70 travel with, This
{" voluntary slave" Is young, healthy, and a most
intelligent negro. and was not driven back BY
age, sickness, nor social ties p
, 1860-05-25

PuoEf SouKD WEsLErAn UEIvKRsIrr-We
learn that another meeting Of the Trustees Of
this Institution viii take place on next Monday
evening. in Olympia, % decide upon its perma-
nent location. A full attendance Of the Trustees
Is earnestly desired.
, 1860-05-25

The Supreme Council Of Fresmasons, composed
Of thoss only who have taken the thirty third de-
gree-the highest in the order--escorted BY the
Knight Templars Of the District Of Columbia,
visited Mount VernoI, and opened the Sorrow
Lodge at the grave Of Washington, IN honor ofthe
memory o. that departed chitfain and distin-
guished Mason. Tho ceremony was very inn os ng
and affecting The address vas delivered By the
Hon. Charles Scott, Of Tenn. st.i 4il
Vice President Brcckinridge, g. N. Schwarz-
man. w. D. haley, and two others, received the
thrty-third or highest degree in Masonry in
Washington city on 2eth March Albert Pike,
Sovereign Grand Commander, Of Arkansas; Al
bert Mackay and Giles N. Hillyer, Of Mississippi,
ami B. B. French pef, . d the initialOry service.
, 1860-05-25

~ Dr. 4. J. caapkays Medical and Surgical InssI-
tnte on Sacramento street beloU Mongrm,iy OppNse
The Pacific Mall Steamship Co.'s ofce, San Francisco.
California The Doctor offers nee consultations, and
ask- No remuneration unless he effects cure.
Persons MT wishing 10 lose time In correspondence,
pease enclose 90 In Their hters and they will get
Immediate attention 70 their casee.
L. J. CZAPKAY, ND, 800
Ism San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-05-25

Pu1. Doc-Hcn !. ]. Stevens has placed Us
under obligations for public documents BY last
mail His speech on the war expenses Of wash
ingto1 and Oregon reached US yesterday. From
NJ. Brown, Of AisA, We received speech on
the subject Of slavery, delivered in the present
House.
, 1860-05-25
u. Es INV
sPECIAL NOTICE.

~ The following letter. which emphatlcally speaks
Philadelphia College Of Medicine TO the editors IL the
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal" sah Fm1cscO,
for publication; 49,. -
PHmLpriPHn. Jnn I7,h, 1850
Iote Editors e the Pacific Msdicdi and Surgical aal:
IkhTLEMtN-My attention has been called " IN article
In the December number Of your oDTna regard 10 the
Gd ende degree granted by the Philadelphia tnllero
Of Medicine 70 Dr. l.. J. Czapkav. When the application
Tor the degree was made 70 The Faculty, Il wns see Tnpa
MED BY aidayits and testimonials 70 the ert haf nr
Czapkay wae regular 81 dnaie MD. Of the University
Of Pes had served ~ Surgeon in the Hungarian army,
and was regular practitioner OF medicine. On the
strength OF these the degree granted. The I'd eun-
dem degee. as it, name impllef eopcred gradnafs
ony, and gtvrs rs new privileges Had there hssn "
slightest suspicion Of iIrrglary the apphcatinn woUld
have been refused. BY lnsitng this IN yNT innEnal,
you Will do an act Of justice to the College md confer
lavor on Yours, very respectfully
t'}l II. RAM,
, 1860-05-25

FAITH, HOPE, CHARITY, JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY.
A Industry Camp No. I, I. O. OF X, n eets
AfIf< In stelneoom The second and fourth Menday
evenings Of each month. All Companions In good
standing are invited to attend.