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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19
Fall g. Winter Goods

consisting of beautiful and varied assort-
mcnt of FANCY SILKS, either by the yard
or pattern, to suit the taste and wishes OF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19

nas.soc advertisement in another column.
, 1860-12-13

4 gentleman from Wisconsin was III our
office last evening telling his tale Of suffer
ing from TIC srctality Of T. Vigilance COM
nittcc in Mississippi. He was led, hy cor
,scrva,Iye talk, into confession that he had
voted for Lincoln, but no sooner was 1ha.
acknowledgment made, than he was &c.
upon as if he had been i wolf or hycna.
He luckily escaped with life, but not will,
whole skin. 4 pccuuiary Interest, not
yet adjusted, fozbids the publication Of tic
particulars ut present; but as SION us ort!:-
nary regard for Lis property, now al1 a:
stake, permits, lie will prepare statement
for the press, which will illustrate the nlan-
ner in which the citizens Of Mississippi tlis-
charge their constitutional duties. At pres
cnt his wounds speak more iorcibly than
words to these who sec them.
, 1860-12-13

The continued illness Of tho Shorthand
writer who reported BIZ. Van Armen in 1hc
Burch case, makes it impossible for US 10
print the remainder Of his Speech until to-
morrow morning. lie y,ot al his task ycs-
tcrday, but soon gaya. way under the c::1-
c!tement oi hoor, and was compelled 10
abandon his t..lsk. His manuscript can
he read only By himself; hence VIC arc com
[)tueQ 10 Sait his rccoyclv,
, 1860-12-13

On another page Of this paper, We prin,
a truthful and touching letter from Knnsas,
which VIC trust will engage the attention Of
MI our readers who hare sympathy fur tic
unfortunate and do1lar to give. We con-.
mend It especially 10 cur country friends
upon whom the sufferers in that famine:
stricken Territory 1n,1si rely.
, 1860-12-13

agnyr.9AH1E AsD CoMFonTABLE-Fpr5a are
now in vogue. They are decidedly eomfufta~
able. This much BY way offntroc1ns Messfs.
Thomas B. Morris T. Co., No., l07 Randolph
street, who have varied aud extensive assort-
ment Ct Hndson Bay fs:rs. consisting Of robes,
buffalo skins, gents eoIGre, caps. gloves, etc.
Their prices are moderate aud every r':t.cte
warranted as represented.
LocEED CR-The river IS frozen over BY the
late severe cold Of Tuesday and yesterday, and
the skating season has commenced In earnest
Several urchins were yesterday behs,l bump
Ing their experimental extremi:ies learning
this delightful exercise,
E1Go to Join JONES', l1e Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleaned and impaired:
OP1S 1Hls sAF1znSooS.-Tae new jeweIsy cstab-
li=aucnt Of Ms=1s Il. t. Miller j. Co. IS Clark stree.
Will be open for the inspection Of visitors this At
ternoon. St.srs Miller 4 Co., are well know in the
community, and have opened with stock Of watch
Is, stlver-ware, jcwelry &C., which on inspection
will be found superior in quality, variety sye sad
price, to any ever offered 10 Chicago. By all MEANS
give them call Oh their opening today. 4. IS
Clark street, opposite the Ezchass Bank.
e Toilet articles IN great variety, New Per
foaes, and Choice Toilet Soaps can be dcennine,
at Sazgeat's, corner State aud Randolph Streets
ks1cKKnsocKkn FOR JAxrAnT,-The January
number Of this old fsyori.e comes to us much en-
lasged and greatly improved In every respect. It
eontsins article from Tuckeruan, StoddArd. Lc-
Land, 3fie5 Prescott and Fitz James O'Brien, be-
sides the Editors Table. Literary Notices. &c.
FL: sale ts MeNailr s Co.. 81 Dearborn street.
- Any one in want Of New or secoud Hand
Furniture will do well attend the sale Of Gilbert
+ Sampson. this morning At * O'Clock. At s. Lake
street. The amour, to b. sold Il unusually large
sad inc.
CoxxCstcArrp.-The quettion has beer fre-
quently asked lately why Exehan:r u 70 high.
One Of the principal Causes Is t1at orr nsescclne
will send East for 'Soap,' when 1t l. welk-
fact that r. II. Stewart i Co. make In Ch;cs.r
superior article 10 anything East, and sel lus,s.
Merchant~ sare exchanged del:.t
At this inclemec: season Of the year eye,y
lady should have comfortable aad senteel cloak
Such one can be had At ''low price, Of S j.
Hucston 4 Shaw tsucces@ors to Wamsley & Hues.
ton-> They hare also = complete a-rostuasht Of
Drees Donnets, Dress Caps. Head Dresses, and NIL
liae1y Gools generally. Call Cd them and exam
ins their stock II and - CLARK street Chicago. H.
nola-3tew-1mtu.th&sz
TIE C17 nAGeEo.-To protect ourselves from
the irnros:tioas q those who assert they hare
nountrs Kerosene on sale At one dollar per salou.
warranted. &c. &C., and It the sasMs time palm on
, 1860-12-13
Gbiraop Griibtt'tc.


To HAIL Subser1bcr4.N N1
The datc on The elip on which your name IL
printed, tells when your subscription runs c:t
kReE N eve on Il.
, 1860-12-13
THE CITY.


SO wil be paid By the curriers' Of Tie DAILY
TRIBUNE for Tie best written New Years Ad.
dress, to be sent III by The 9th OF December.
NrjcetcA addresses returned If desired. At.-
ascsE G. r. BRACEETT,
Tribune cficc CLicaro
, 1860-12-13

IT - CHICAGO, April II, 16b5-
J.W, B.. r. 1.-Dear Sir Your Of the .3d is
At h1nd. The workman does not know who you
are. OF anything beyond the the particular object
az given him b. me. 1t is not prudent that he
should know anybody hut me. will meet you at
any time or place yol may designate, when nc can
arrange our matter In regard to the Vessel and all
other unsettled matters pertaining to It. And re-
turn this answcr, and obase Tours tru1y,
BATES E Co.
, 1860-12-13

bradley to ChAdxick.1
CHICAGO. June %, GO.
Mn CHApw1cK, Rock 1+land--Dear S1r::-N,
F returned Nond3y last ana reported progress. lie
1eayea for st. l. tonight on busincts Please write
D. to sec him there at Planters uouEc. |. will
have lettcr.from me to Il Ne have have heard
from the Engineer on the tts ana hs docs not deem
II safe to employ - ens!nesF 70 that the oIi$i-
meeting ofstockholdcrE will most likely take place
about Or after the 4th Inly next. of which due
notice Hill be gtren. Don's neglect fee F. 1T st.
L. Yours tsnl7. BATES & Co.
, 1860-12-13

= SATURDAY.
1.-THE printer has furnished thu-c tlrposi-
tions and thcJ will be sent to =. H. g., on Monday
20 ~ to reach Tuesday 4. II. The express receipt
will GO By mail to P. r. IT,. Chicago.
, 1860-12-13
r A D E S T = R S.
RUSSIAN GAEII,
Mink, Stone Martin, and Fitch

cLOAks, CApEs, VICTORIES.
MCFFs, CUFFS, GLOVES, MlTTESs, &C.
J.cw.priccd Fofs Of every description.
Childreuss E:oods In Great Variety,
Genslemen's Fur CAPS, MufRezs AID Cloves.
4 Large A+~oEtnent Of Fancy tnd Eu:alo Tobe'- Ous
Fun s7e Manufactured II our u.na1 superior Hanoa
aod Vt the very best material
BA>sETT 4 HAMMOND,
pot3its2uat.tp = II. Lake strict eor1ser Of Wells
, 1860-12-13
NO. 10.
TBates & Co.'S, Rtadleyl letter 1ct1r4ed.l

CHtcA6o. July 18th. 1850.
J.W. 3. ST. L-Dear Slr:--Yon1s OF tho 18th
and 1sth beth came dn1y to hand and contents
Thursday morning, but see by the letter that you
cannot leave St. Louis At present. We aee all
ready to take the deposstfons soou a. you eau
My engagements are such that cannot 20 to ST.
L. Send the Commissioners BY express aad re-
eeIpt by mail, xo that all necessary Arrangements
can be made by the time you come to take the de-
positions. have written Chsd to-dsy AZ also the
man On the tug to walt adviees. Let me know
when you CONS up. BATIs e. Co.
, 1860-12-13

M. Il.
fDiseell to Bradlcy.1
H'EHt<1Ef. y. T., Monday.
Dedr iSir:-I expoct to .tsrt fru.1 here Thurid4v
4. H.. and he ut Eichmord House Frid1v morn
Ing Will ees you there ab1nt that requisitlon aud
other matters. Bseck IN here B.
no. e.
fBisselI to Us3diey1
f:ccHisyEit, Acx.1.
Dear Str: My family arc sick and cannot leave
tomorrow. now hop: to start Saturday rlnEu-
ins and 20 straight through toe. u.
natural
B. started for Peoria. Bscakfaat Richmond
Thursday.
bradley to cdadwick.1
CHICAGO, Jn1y II, ca
r: F. C.-Dtar S;r:-1 received i let,t. from Il.
from St. L. saying that he mad received LITTER
from you md that te would probably leave St. L.
for this place ON Wednesday night. In that ca-e
he will he here Thursday morning. Nr. +. l. out
Of town but will be here Thartday night. Your ill.,
tIn,asc acquaintance with all the +u5nrhs and rlui-
hcattons render 1t in nly c2inioi necc=zary that
you ahon1d b- here on Thursday nigkt IL order to
itrc. our plans beyond the i,o4ti5i!fy # failure.
I have written one MAJ in the tug to be here at
that time II he can gvt off without -n~pici,n ur
losing his place. II you come will rec you 1T
the train and hand you letter giving instructions
when and where to meet. mrs truly.
BATES s. Co.
, 1860-12-13

RoeK ISLAND, April 26. 1860.
C.P DhApLrr, E%q.--Dxar Sir Enclosed you
viii dnd latter which desire you to hand to
Bates l. Co., who eau be found In Tonr city. Az
sure them that it will he answered In 4 few days
from s.. Louis, ~ soon as something ae1uitc eau
he learned about the repairs needed on the boat,
20 vorkmen may know what to depend upon.
Yours, z. BIxHY.
, 1860-12-13

M1ss MARION DrNTESo's CoScEnr.-l.e;
none Of readers fail to remember that this cyc-
ming, at Bryan Hall, Miss Marion Bi;tcuo, 1hr
second Swedish Nightingale, gives her ars'
grand, original, and unique musical entertain.
mcut
, 1860-12-13

~ Prof. Epson, rs will be seen By our I'D
vcrtising columns, lectures before tllc Young
Mems Association, this evening. We rc1ncIn-
bcr well h;e beautiful lecture, delivered last
winter before the Association, IN "The Child"
like Spirit" pros. tyson is ! writer If ::rra:
beauty and power and his numerous friends ii
this city will be glad to welcome lin. nc1e
A. rr,5,, IT
, 1860-12-13

CoNxCS1cArrp.-The question has beer fre-
quenty asked lately why Exchange II 70 high
One Of the principal causes Is t1at orr mesc:lnte
Will send East for ''Soap, whem 1t Is we.lk-..,7n
fact that r. II. Stewart i Co. make In Ch:vs..
superior article 10 anything East. and se!l lusrr.
Merchants, &are exchanged del.at
, 1860-12-13

NO. s.
Identified By c. Il, Reed ~ the handwriting Of
r. T. Chadwick, returning Batss d Co. = brad
Asy's3lsstey 70 BleAsl
, 1860-12-13
NJ. Z.
["D." to Brad1ev,1

ST. I0C1.s april -
youra Letter ahou. steam tug returned u fon.
find thar the parties arc not willing to pay but
shout half the price named 70 yon although they
had talked differently 1>efore vent to Chicago, bnt
now wac1 Iask them to rrt np thct Do ~. re.roudl
~ tbes s1,onld wani tu trtit you With perfect
tlitness IN the matter aud il yuu do not desire 10
,hiuE tLry calt do il Themselves 1u any event
an under great obligations TO vaE and shall b. fn
Chicago aud .esponu. il 10 Dot e: III. soon
will enclose yuu the money By mail: You aud l
Please return this to me with answer which shall
b. at ouco rcturned to ron Truly. B.
To t. r. Bradley, Special Police, Chicago. Ill.
, 1860-12-13

LANDING OF THE PnSK1Ns. - IL:
New England Society hayo nsade arrange
ments with tho proprictors @: the fremont
House for a dinuc7 and grand festival, Oh MIN.
dag evening, Dec. 81. They intend Ia excel
any former cfsur:s crer s:iycn by tho Socir:y,
and mine hosts Messrs. Gage, Bro. aud Dr,s {
will Guido themselves insccur;n3! to tue occl.
sion eTcry successful feature.
, 1860-12-13

LocEED rP.-The river IS frozen over by ythe
late severe cold Of Tuesday and yesterday, and
the skating season has commenced In earnest.
Several u1chins were yesterday behs.l bump
tng their experimental extremi:ies learning
this delightful exercise.
, 1860-12-13

tDrnd1cy's rctGrucd letter to Eis*cll,l
ST.. Louis. No.. Ch:ca=o, May 9Th. 1861
J. ". BtsaE11. Esq.-Dtor @ir fo1rs " ed OF
1ay came to lsnd Cd inst. but hare been too
busy to answer till today Sunday. The agent
sent to examine shc Boat reports that he cal e1l-
guge one Of tho mrn uow ou her and that he hini-
Jeff has learned her machinery 50 that he can get
taIls with change If watche. 70 that think he IL
Thoroughly posicd as to al that we desire Please
LIT M know when you viii probably be here to
ne so that may lie 1t hotlc. I cnelo$c yuurs Of
I'd int. Yours truly, BATES = Co:
, 1860-12-13

NOW WITHIN TIE REACH
~ EE ALL
, 1860-12-13

fWdttcn On bali letter sheet. Bradley to J. 81
Cn1cAao. nd April. 1860.
J.w. D.-sir:-Tours Of yesterday IL IT hand
and contents noted l sent the package to R. I.
fo- circulation on Thursday last. lit will not 60
current there viii order # back. The vessel can
be ready, Il funds do not fall, By middle Of June or
fourtA Of July next Can you send funds to pay
up tho woEknen to May lsts II you do thu work
VIII 20 on brisily- Yours,
, 1860-12-13

tB1:cs !; Co.'S letter. returned to Brad1cy.]
Wx +. CHADWICK. Rock I=}and.--D<ar SIR
We wrote you Yesterday that Mr. F. would 81 to
Circumstances prevented Mr. F. from going to st.
Louis. II you fave not written i. when yun re-
ceve this It will be all right but If you have writ
iSa h d xi1e Asy rs apa 5
the lubrcastnG III! for the machinery Of tho tug
here b. express iu fruuk. tha. Ii can be in
meeting Of stockholders as before mentioned bet
ter be from 4,h to 10th July next.
TIaly yours, BA1Ts t. Co..
Per e. p r
, 1860-12-13

Any one IN want Of New OR Second Hand
Furniture, will do well to attend the sale Of Gilbert
+ Sampson, this morning at * O'Clock, At s. Lake
street. The amount to b. sold L. unuara1ly large
sud 6of.
, 1860-12-13

RocK ISLAND. July aoth, 1860.
Gents Your fayors are at haud. I have also
received word fsou u. He will probably bs soan
with ron, and make all ucedfpl regulations. When
done he c2a post the engineer herc. DO not sec
that shall be needed. and It ts impossible for me
TO leave here Just now. He will manage 1t.
Iours, Bl1By.
, 1860-12-13

.ih4.-That last remark o. ME. Gage Nas coz"
rect; II WIS in answer 10 au Inquiry by Frank;
Frank said hc did not want to make himself
liable for peuitentiazy o.Irnse without he had
a susc thin, "a certainty Chadwick assured
him the interest WIS ~ large against the
bridge, extending from New Orleans to st.
Paul, that u By any possibility they were dlscov-
cred aud Indicted, they could get bail TO ans
amount and then clear oH; there is Que otner
fact guue from me this moment that had
moment ago; ah! about tlen there was
good deal Of CONVERSATION about the
money-about compensation-aoout pay
alter that they talked about where they Should
meet again aud cousummate the hna1 arrange
ulents aud my recollection is very ostlnct
that 3fr. Chadwick said he ri to 70 10 fco-
IA, and TINT he could not y 10. III. kr.nk I'M
less he met him at Peofil, before sunday !;
that he would 20 to Rock Island Sunday and
meet him tlere,and he directed Mr: Frank no"
to find him. he said his Law office WAS Eety
near the post office, aud he would have no dis'
fculty to f1ud where 1t Wis They finally st
tied, Mr. Frank and A:r. Chadwick, that W,
frank should meet him at Rock Island on tae
Sabbath, and complete. a. tAs as they coolu
the arrangement Ar. Frank Was soi!c3to-s e. =
anxious to sec the man who WIS TO asa nin Il
this matter at Rock 4land- Nr. Chad"lcl
also said distinctly, in the course Of this COZ
| ycrsation, that he did not want to 40 any &C
| further than to act u tho medium OF conmn
| nicatiou between them and SIR. BisseiL INA
is the substance Of What 1ao~ tecolitct OF II
first Interview. am not t'rofessln. 70 hav
stated it In the precise order IN which It o.
Cured Adjourned until . d. u to-day.
, 1860-12-13

No. z.
Sr. Lor1s. March 81. 15C0.
Dkor Sir 1t Is not Certain that can bug that
res4el as We talked. II you have a man ncgoiat-
Ing let him come right back. will soc you coon,
and make all right. Rcep.y, B.
Directed to Bradley, at Chicago.
, 1860-12-13

~ 10 B3IE5 & E0.J
= Sr. Lor1s. May 2.
EEssEs BATES Co.-G<nfe; Did your man. who
fs cud have twu u tie ,',.n Ta It :..;;, c:lased
running her; Her build und machinery are lif-
tv:eat from any in this rcishborhood this might
be Important. I cannot rec you quite a. early ~
l anticipated. as hare to 90 TO New Orleans next
week. Please answer b. return OF mail:
Truly. ..
u ErAllar Chfr1no
, 1860-12-13

-NU+ II.
ST. Louis. June Eth.
DEAN SM:-1 shall start Saturday ct eniuc for
Rock leland and rncss some dciay occurs shall DO
IN Chicago, Wcdat+d1y, 13,h, and II delayed, Will
be there ia sDou thereafter As possible. Truly, l.
To c. +. Bradley, Chicago.
, 1860-12-13

ST. Louis; April 50, 1861
MEasRs. BATEs T. C0.-Gtnts IL shall he In Chi
caSo iu tive three weeks to make all right With
you. Tuu did Err return INF letter lsst SAtur:ssy.
Truly, B.
, 1860-12-13

bradley letter returned from St. Louisl
]. ". T., Sr. LoC1.-Dfar Sir:-1oure Of the
ssth as alto of the 3ll, came duly to h.ni. The
on, Ut the 331 buried, like I'll the others prior.
bui enclose yours Of the 39th In this. About The
time nc TALKED al,nut the venture in That bvat.
thought that S.to3 could he made in purchase with
ait outlay Of sbvut s5ti hrt frotn youT note Of the
a,lh it seems tie parties hare drupped OF s.. 80
ca:i explain matters wien VIC meet. The agent
cent tU negotiate has returned and reports drord.
Ny aa has no doubt but the vessel can get through.
will return afi fEiu1c LETTERS II yoh dcetEe, and
request the fetura Ct this.
Iuuf. truly. BATS d Co.
, 1860-12-13

u sllrr. Plated Good. Is to - PER cent. cheap
sr than snv other houss. See Hamoen + Co.'S
advertisement. no271m
GE-Au shon1d not fall to read tho advertisement
o. Prof. Wood IN ro.IayFs I'aper- Ea5sy
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
rhymas jefferson on slavery i;
RI b.. the Territories.

Writing to John Holmes, uudcr date
Of April 22nd, he says:
Ihad, for long time, ceased to read
newspapers, or pay any attention to
public affairs, confident that they wer
in good ha .ds, and content to be pas
senger in our bark to the shore from
which am not distant. But this M
acntous question, like fire-bell in the
night, awakened and filled me with ter
ror. Iconsidered it at once the knell Of
the Union. 1t is hushed indeed, for a
moment; but this is d reprieve only,
not a fil.al sentence. A geographic j
llne, coinci'iing with . market pr,nciI4l
moral or political, once conceived, aud
then helslup to the angry passions of
men, will never 'e liberated: and
every ne irritation will mark it deer-
er and deeper.
Ican say with conscious truth, that
there is not q man on earth, who " ,ul.l
sacrifice more than would, relieve
US from this heavy reproach, in any
practicable way. The cessiou of that
kind ofpr"perty-tor so it is misnamc,l
is a bagatelle a general emancipation
and expatr,ation could be effected; and
gradually, with due s"crifices, l think ii
might be. But rs it is, We have the
wolf by t.e ears, and we can neither
safely holl him nor let him go. JUS
tice is III one scale and self-prescrvation
in the other a aa@ 7
One thing ] am certain-,hat as the
passage Of slaves from one State to an.
other would not make a slave a sin yle
human 'clns whp woul not be 50 with
out it, o tiseil diffusion over create;
sar.acc wouM make them in liyi.lualIy
happier, ana pr,p ,rtnu;.lly fac,litase
the accomplishment Of :heir c:p .,lcipa-
tion, BY dividing the larthea on great.
er nu.,.her OF ca Tutors.
|. An abstinence. too, frora this act .oi
power, would removs the Jealousy excit
cd by the undertaking Of Congress 10
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
j. 0 T t IT.
lHE BktEFLES> RaRiSTER.

81 @saE E|1.Hs y 077----E t'H U.@ .Rss.ss1 & 4
Ill -aa.g NY JOAN g., sAxE. gss fg4s
,., An Attorney was tax ny turn.
10 shabby habilimcn.- d,est; .
Hi. coat It was shockingiy worn,
And the rust ad in es,ed his vest
HIS brceches had suffered 4 breach,
His linen Il, d wo.stei were worse;
He had SCARCE whole crown IN his hat,
u Aasnot halt d crown il, his purse.
And thu. as ha wandered along,
A cheeriess ind c.'Miorties. c'f
He sought for .ro'iet in a song
Or compiain;ng.y-ta talked to himself.
q 'Unfortunate man that am!
I've never client but grief; ~
The case is, I've no c.se at all, .,s
Aed in bret, I've near had b. ic.!.
"I'vo waited and waited in vain,
Expecting an opening to find,
Where an honest young lawyer might gain
Some reward for the toll Of his mind
otis not that Pm wanting in "a,
Or lack m inte|ligen. face,
That ot 'ers have cases to p cad,
While n have to plead Tor case.
20, how can a modest yorns man
Fer hope for the s,na lost proyl ession.
The professions already ~ fu -.t .
Oi lawy, RS 40 tu!l Of profession"
While he thus was strolling .rouad,
Ais e..e acc.dcntly fell s
Ous very large hoi,. in the groand,
And he .ig he'd to himself, lit IL weliv'
To curb his enlot., n lie sat
o. the curb.tone the space Of IL minute.
Then cr,. d. Heres an opening at la,t!'
Aud in less than a jiffy was in it!
Mex. morn ng twelve citizens came.
81 rTwas the coroner bssds l. EN- attend,>
T. the end that 1t might he dete mined
Eew the man had deter mined his enu!
"The maa wac a lawyer. ear"
Quoth the foreman who sat on the corse;
"a lawyer! ,A!a-!" said another,
Enthusiastically died Of r, ,nor>c"'
A third s,id, He knew deceased,
An attorney well yersed in the laws.
And ~ to the canse of his death,
Twas no doubt from the want Of cause.
The jury decided at ength, ..
After so cmnly reishing tie matter,
Tht the lawyer Wa. drowned, becaass
he cou not keep his head above water!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
LtTHROP HOUSE. 49,
frsnkv;'le, Winherhe;k County. iowa. fn2O
!.ATHROP Proprietor


Whnlcss'r and Petal rr, erist and Arothe.
csv- pcs'~r IN Drrea Medicines. chem' 'oa' :
Pe-f-meries 'ovs. and Yankee Notions,
B,rn:nr rln;d and Lasrs. Paints. Oils.
p-rsh"s Sash C!aae and puttv: Kerosene
o. and Lam, Of everv stvle. Cho'ce fam;-
" Grc.r'~s AMI Se.a'i. of all kinds Books
ana Stationary Rri Cneos. snd F'xtures.
Aseut 'or Al Patent M"d;o;ses Co"ntv
acert so- N" sale cf rnre siq"crs. Agent
to- the best Fire an life IusuraW"~ Com
ponies. a af fss3-ly1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
MEAT MARKET.

U New Oregon % and vicinity that his mi meal
market is sti.l in operation, Where. at s't
times msy he had . full supply OF such o. the
i. .rkct affords, in that line. Hides taken n
exchange for goods or cash. (nlo
Eat de Main street, Mt Eck's building
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
o. a. Adams.

D. II 1dAmo'
Machinist, Millwright ard Gun Smith. vii
give prompt attention to ell work in the re-
,. of Engines, Machinery and Fro Arms'
All kinds Of work from a Darn;ng Nce1le to
= Locomotive attended t. on the spur If the
moment, and warranted to give satisfaction
Shop on Main Street, Vernon Springs Iowa
s - ..- .e., s-.-. s. ln48 IT, aa4 ~.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
Earle Exc'lanRe Hotel,

~ s. VI Co'". Nav Oregon. Howard corutv
low, H,vns purchased tha abcve hotel
and nala y, ,ch i1ncrove,nents % the wants
Of tho puhl;c seem to dem md. solicit .
ah ,re IF urhlic patronage. IN. N. O.
Ws'k.r's stag leave this house daily for
an n ,ints east and west. r. u. G.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
fremont House,

fremont House,
Situ,.el On the corner of Nill and Water
street. Decnrah. Iowa ira Proth.roe Pro-
priceo--GnM stahling attached. alss livery
with y.nt hr--cs casv carriages aud care
f,' i-iv"r,. to convey trave lers to any part
Of the country.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

yCEN ScRJ0NNkxE%.
Justice sf the peaee. Vernon Springs. Howard
county isva; will give prompt attention to
colectiona, paving taxes and cxan,in, ng
titles for non .residents. All instrunsents OF
xritins sxecutsd With neataess AMI dis
patch. .1a 1#aa n3l-Iv
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
Xe0re9o~ HouSo.

General stage Office by, w. A .DunHAM
North S.de Nam Street, near Steamhaat
Landing, Mcrregor Icvd. This Honse has
BEEN thoroughly repaired and newly fur
nished. Stages leave daily for all points
West No pains wi | be spared to make
Guests comfortable. tnl-y2l MA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

{ =. xvssos, s.. CIV. pI.Res
New Oregon Steam, Saw Mill,
Mua.os. 1 Fierce, psopsietors have con
staatly on hand good assertmant Of lumber
asA latA. sAssp = Ne sheapsst sllyl !