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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27

STATE OF IOWA IN DISTRICT COURT
HOW ARD COUNTY.
4. W. Salter,
E. Bnwnell
To Eghe7t BroirneN. Defendant:
SIR yea arc felby not fed that there is
~ now on &c in the Office of the clerk Of
t strict conrt o. Howard o'n.y Iowa. a
petition Of Arthur W. Salter, a ming Of YOU
the sum Of twenty four Dollars to gcther with
interest thereon ut the rate Of six per cent per
an mn from aid s:nce the 18Th. dav Of Dee
1856 ~ mone ,stlv d him on your prom
ssory note dated on or about the 18th day Of
Dec 1856. and that I'm e Won app ar at the
next term Of the d strict court of said cnunty
and answer thereto on or before the morning
Of the second day thereof our default wi |
be entered and Judgment rendered against
yo", thereon together with the costs of sni'
You are AFRO not fed that a VIZ Of attach
ment has been sued ont in Ito ~ d case to
aid n tho CO lection Of said demand
Dated Nav Orgnn Iowa March Sd. 1860
W. r. MEAD, Atty Tor P.a,ntif. In32l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
GEORGE Eek.

nEiIER n groceries OF AL kinds inc'u-
~ dirg the staple art c'cs o coffee. cand.
res. cinnamon. crackers. candy. c;pars. dried
ruit. fret on matches, green II, pies molss,es
nuts raisins. rice. soaps. sugars. specs. al.
'erstus. sta'ch. syrup, SALT. tea- black and
green tobacco. rlUg >mok ny aud I'm. rr'.
Produce taken in exchange ~ Goods-mar-
ket prices ra d. [n!0
First door below the Post Office, New Ore
.san. Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27

C. N. Mrxeon, CIV. PIERCE
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Munson & Pierce, proprietors, have con
stant'y on hand good assortment Of lrmber
and lath, cheap Us the cheapest. flyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
SCOvlLL'S
Sar>apa lila
AND
Still LIN GiA;;
GR -
BLOOD s. LIVER
- SRUS.

~ - ltSh lcIolil-
mcndcd bs physicians
to cure the following
di eases, havin ( Their
or gin in Il d order
ed state Of the blood
S.rot,,la. letter or
Salt Rheum, Srald
Head, Canker. U.cer-
atoms and arg
maDtS of the Joints.
Cancerols Tumors.
X ng's Evil. Erysip-
elias, St. Anthony
Fire, VII tc Swcllings
Obstinate Eruptionk
P NIPPLES on the Face
3 otchss, Pl>tnles.
R;.e III I'll. m. D sep-
sia. etc; Syp'nl,t c
and NJ crcur al Aztec
tons are cured; Chic
70 is or Constructions
n Fem lies. Leucnr.
rhe;i or hites. arc
relieved by the use
of this medicine.
The medical pro-
pertics o. Sarsapr LA
IN conjunction with
S;iIIingia are well
known by ali medical
men to he the best
con- pound yet disnv-
cred to cleanse and
parity tho blood. and
Grad cate all humors
:rnl the sy tenn.
We have given the
Recipe to most phys
ici.ns in the country,
that they may know
what they are using;
and will continue to
send it by mail to
those de,irons OF know
ing the ingred.en t.
entering into it's COM
position that thy
may prescr '.a il in
tue r practice.
This preparation
stands at the head of
the list OF remedies
for curing all diseases
arising from impuriti-
es in the blood or j s.
ca Sed mat or lu.kins
in tie syst I'm.
Tno'.san Is who
have used the S.illin.
gia and Ssrsapayil.a
WI! testify to IS re
mark able effects in
renewing all impuri-
ties from their blood.
giving tone and Vi Or
to the whole human
frame, and restoring
q heA thy action to ali
the functions of the
body
The testimonials
received in its favor
from many members
Of tho Medical tacul-
ty would, were we to
bli.h them fill a
large volume.
1t is prepared un.
der tho supervision Of
one Of the oldest and
best practical chem
ists in thu Country.
Mr.. w. S. Merritt;
& ncinnati.) ~ us to
insure tn uniformity
Of composition aid
par ty N al. the in.
gradients.
AS a >pring remedy
to purity and cica,,se
the b God. having it
ti':e fr mn all h ,no,s
and inpar.ty, We as
sert With confidence,
tn, re is 40 better
madeleine
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
DR.. Halls
B A | S A ri
Cures all Diseases
q r THE
Il u 81 q.
7 n r @ A r

for the Care t.
Consumption, Decline
Asthma, Bronchitis,
" ast.ng of File h.
n ght Sweats, Spit
ting Blood, " hooping
coughs. Influenza.
Phth sic. Pr in the
Side. and I'll Diseases
of the |. ngs, 1T Is
UNEQU.ALED.
Halls Ling Ba sam
n al cases, gives the
best Satistact on.
Has wrought more
Cures s.nse It's int o.
diction than any
other cough med
cine.
Is endorsed by oar
leading physicians as
the "a est and best
remedy now before
the p b! C.
Is safe to use
among children, and
Yet powerful in cases
OF chronic pulmonary
disease.
d ihS' III cert.ncat.
es almost daily OF its
wo. dertul cures in
all pnrts OF the
country.
There is no med
enc within our
knowledge thst has
acquired 30 great and
wide spread popu!ari-
ty, in so short "a space
of time, AS DR..
HALLS BALSAU
FOX The LUNGS.
It's ba!san G. and
heaiing properties
are magical. 1t is
highly expectorant
ana tonic 1t contains
not a era n Of opi,m
Or morphine, the mar.
cote and astringen,
properties of which
have or. atcd so much
preiu lice against SIN.
lar preparations
We believe that a
medicine possessing
real merits will effect
cures when ever it il
used. ut home. a. well
as abroad. DR.. Halls
Balsam tor the lungs
is 10 plreg"ric prep
aration, but one
which if used in sea
son. Wi | save thu lives
Of thousands. The
m ost di tressiny
cough is frequent,
relieved by IL single
do:e, ana broken up
IN a few hours time.
The afflicted do not
have to take bottle
after bottle b tore
they find whether
this remedy VII AZ
ford relief or not.
Hear what Physic.
lans say Of DR.. Hal g
bal 'am. Says one: Il
with confidence, reco-
m M e n d the Ba'.
as superior to
any other preparation
Say~ another: II. have
used it with uniform
success. and can con-
hdent y recommend
it For all those com
plants for VIII oh it Is
offered Us a rcnedy.;'
Stli another writes:
Il have no hesitation
in saying hat it is u
oAFE, O>vENIExr
and very c&caciou.
n, aI ,,;,n;3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
CHRISIIES AGUE BALS.ajH
CHRISTIES AGUE BdLSdM

The best 4 que Cure in Use
'HRlSTlES A Remedy prepared ~ a
Regular Physician
AGUE A preparation free from al,
~ neral ingredients
bALSAM. Equally effectnal in Agae.
and chill Fever
When taken according to directions, il a
sure cure 1t lever d b,ltatrs the ratipnt
like other RENE les. Is peasant, effective
and safe remedy for children
1t has stronger certificates than any othe,
remedy.
When once used it will ever after be sought
for.
Dr.. H. c. Daniels Napervil'e. Ill Sept. !
1855 sayE "Yonr Ague Ba!enm gives the
host satisfaction Of any Ague med c ne tina,
has ever been in the country It cures in eve
ry case, SO far as have card from. could
send YOU many Certificates. but It proves its
own good virtues in the cure of 4gne.
+ JOHN D. PARK. Proprietor
Sold BY all Druggist.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27

ANALoGy.---lo THE EDITOR OF THE
HERALD.
The remark made by Seward to
Colonel Forbes about the proposed
scrviIe inSurrection, viz 'lo"
should not have told me OF t., re-
minds ne of a scene in Shakes
,ere's Antony and Cleopatra. be-
tween Pompcy and Menas, Pom
rcy has the representative man
Of that day on board OF his gale!
and they are all having a jolly
time-possiblv. nav, very proba-
b,v, some of them arc LITTLE more
than three sheets in the wind.
Nfenos one Of Pompey' unscru-
nu,ous conta;ns. conccives q bold
idea, which will appear from The
following: We quote from Act
II. scene vii. of the p.ay:---
Mgnrs-(T'o Pompey aside If
for the sake of merit thou wilt
here me. Rise from thy stool,
Pompey-I think thou'rt mad!
The matter!
F. Menas-I have ever held my
cap off to thy fortunes.
Pompev-Thou hast scrv'd me
with much faith: What's else to
say?
i}ejclly, lords.
Menas-Wilt thou be lord OF
all the world!
fompey-"ha' sa! ST 'hou'
Mehas-" III 'hou DC ioFo Oh
the whole "oE1o' mat $ twice
Ionlpcy---1o" snouIa 'haI oe:
Menas--bu' entertain H. ana,
although thou th'nk me poor l
am the man.
VIA give thee a | ne world
fompey--1ast tilo" otuhh Wen!
lfompey prooaoiy sPposeo MS
TREND was "tlgn~ J
EAeh"-No' 'o'npey' nave kept
me from tAe cup
IN ~ arr II ea'N aar st to o. the
earthly Jove:
" ha'e CT the ocean paies' or SKY
enc'lps'
IS Ihlne' II thou VIE naVt'
fon2ay->low me- which way.
MenaS-lh hes three world shar-
ers' these competitors,
Are IN thy vessel: LIST me cut the
cable;
ana when we are put OFT, tall to
their throats:
All there is thine.
Ionpey-Ah, this thou shou!d'st
have done,
And not have spoke ont! In me,
tbs vlllany;
In thee, 1t had been good service
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27

Banks Of al kinds furn shed on short no
tiee and at AS liberal rates. As ut any Office in
No thern Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
CU ERKNP ECTORAL
FOR THE RAPID ,lKECF
COUGHS, COLDS AND
HOarSeneSS,
BRIMri,LD Mass. 2O,h Dec.

BRIMFllLD Mass. Goth Dec. 1855
Dir. }. e. AVER: do OF he itat, o Nv
II best remedy hav ever 70, nd OF l,,ls'
II, a, e"ess, ,nilrenxa. and tn, cen, omi attn
W n'ptom, OF Cod, it ."u, Cherry E''o,al.
Its cor slant N my rrast &c and my fun
ior the last ten year Las ahu~n 20 os-
>css SUI eric, virtues for the treatment Of
these complai nts. EEEN MIGHT. Nj D.
a b. MORTLEy, Eq..,t Urea, Ny.
wrlt.s: | h We used Your P,c,mal tiny elf
and II my fam " ever snte!"u in,e cd it,
and believed t TIE Lest med c ne f,i NC Ilr-
pose ever put out. With u bad c. d i'tehou d
than d. without ii, OF take ay her re.us-
4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
JOHN d. PARK.
PROPRIETOR,

Dealer in Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods.
and Toilet articles, 1874 Lake Street. Chicago.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Said by J. S. LAWYER, New Oregon Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
RLANK Dee d., OF thu style approved by the
- Officers Of the County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27

: - .-.., ON n,
.n'"rPc."'os q, onn ooo w. a, Peape'ua
"s" '"p M s.'ooo'ooo, "DS' 'o, 90 anu 1".n
P"'rea ret surplus OF Ss'<'I ~ ana tn''
PrsItee 81 AZ Years success an" e1Per ence'
-op"a'u :" ~ sisUouooo Oh n ~sS, ~ oee''
P"'u =! 'ne '" ~ ."e"'"oe co"P""y ~"
par. ~ years me value t,l"ce lMsu
rance VIII 90 spp"ron. rom the 'o''o"'ne
Losses Paid bv the AStn0 During
~. past I'm. ,eors.
"e ' wv ''
In Ohio, $43i,52o 80
III 'ieconHn, Two 700 W
N ke"tucky, 204.939 40
Missouri 9sl.5ls "a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27

r. F. FOEES e. BROTHER
MfORTEkS aud Dealers in Suff"k Hogs
4 New q cgon. Iowa. [n2S 3ml
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
"BROAD AXE"
Before prrc'iasin elsewhere.
McGREGOR, February 18th, ls6Oyl
SHERIFF,S SALE.


Rf virtue ofa special execution issued ont
- Of tho cfice IF the Cl.rk of tire distr' CT
Court of Howard County Iowa and to me di.
rected and delivered whereby nm commanded
TO make the sim If Sl.265 and 90 cents, lie.
SIDES costs Of suit and accr,liny costs, out OF
the premises descril Cd n follows ~ wit
he west half of the northeast quarter ~
section - the north east quarter Of sec. %
the West half of the south
east quarter of section thirteen. tho east hall
Of the sou Invest quarter o. sect on t irteer.
h. northeast quarter Of the northeast Quar-
ter Of section twelve. the east half of the north
west quarter of section twelve. in township
one hundred. north of range twelve west. lso
the southwest quarter of section two in town.
ship n'nety-n ne north Of range eleven west.
also the southeast quarter Of section tw.nty,
he part Of the west half nf the northeast
quarter Of section 10 incind ng s'xtv
acres thereof the southeast quarter Of sect on
thirty three the east half Of the Southwest
quarter of section twenty: the east half of the
north west quarter Of section twenty-n;ne the
south we~t quarter Of section thirty four, and
the north west quarter ofths northeast quar-.
ter "f section twenty nine. township one hun.
dred north ut range elev n. west to sat sfy
Judgment that VIM. p Emmc,t. obtained
against S. L Carey and w. Carey. Now
therefore n pursuance of command n
81 writ contained shall proceed to re al
the r ght title AMI interest which s L. Carey
and } w. Carey, had on the 2lst. day of
August 1858. or any 'mc thereafter in or
to tho above described property at the New
Court House n Vernon Springs Iowa on the
18th day OF Arl A. D 1860. Ut the hour e
ten O'clocs Of that day.
Vernon Sp" nos Feb nary e0th 1860 In 29l
PHlNEAST. SEARLES. Sher;f
CH hI.s-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27

VIE Recipe is g ven to all physicians.
hat they may know what they are ns'nr
the combination vt SarSapar,lla with stlingia
IS well known to I'LL Medical mon ~ the hes,
C"mpo, nd to puri y the blood ever uscd It
cnres Scrofula n all t. worst forms. All Or.
ensts Of the skia I cures eff ,ctua ly--Syphili.
TIC Swellings. Erys'r.'as. Scald Head. Sail
Rhe M. Old sores. T mnrs, CGnker. Female
Complaints. &c AL diseases arising from
any mpnrty Of the bl.od yield cad " to the
q alternative influence 1T this remedy.
25.4wl JOHN D. PARK. Proprietor.
l24 Lake ST., to whom ali orders must address.
sed. Sold byJ. S. LAWYER. New Oregon,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27

IT is agood sign to see the color
ofhealth upon q mans face. but
not tos c 1t all concentrated in
his rose.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-06
FHa j. R. GLONINGER & CO,
Sssss446Elszj No NORTH CHARLES ST.
lr%EE5G%f for

I A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perfectly
pure and OF fruity taste, unsurpassed quality BY
any Vine IN the American market
RUBIS Cabinet Observation-Disclosures attention OF
connosseurs invited to its qualities and superiority as
dinner Wine of unrivalled merit Its beautiful Ruby color is
guaranteed to be the natural product Of the grape
PARTICULAR NoTIcRTh undersigned, being that
many competitors spreading the report that the Wine
hereby bid the OF TEN DOLLARS
chemist who could in any public experiment, afford the
scientific proof that the deep color Of the Rnbs due any
thing else but the pure juice OF the grape.
J. GOEag Co.,
A Chalons- sur Marine, France
CHARLES H. MYERS d BRO,
nl7h Baltimore
GPECIAL NOTICE.
~ would respectfully inform my friends customers and
the public, that an constantly 10 the receipt
BUTTER,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
Dealers ouseaeepers and families will find il their in
terest CALI arrangements in the country such
enable to furnish these articles upon the
derate and accommodating terms.
~ Country Produce sold on commission and the high
est cash advances made on consgnments
H. S. MANNING,
~ Camden street, and
iall-u lG3 Franklin street
HAZARD GUNPOWDER AGENCY.
II ELECTRIC,
DUCKING,
KENTUCKY RIFLE
AND MINING POW DER,
by AeFA al" D. foley BRO, AGENT mt sa's
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-06

GEORGE WARNER
VT COMMISSION MFRCITA Mt
FOR THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
I62 SoUTH EUTAw STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.)
Refers by permission to
Messrs. Kirkland. Chase & Co, Baltimore
Messrs. Pearce Il GRAY, Baltimore.
Messrs. Buckler Il Shipley, Baltimore.
Messrs. Isaac Reynolds d Son, BaltimoreI
Messrs Wyckhof 4 Post, New York
Messrs Spots, Harvey Co., Richmond
Messrs. Alvey Lpsc NIB, Richmond.
Messrs. S. T. * T. G. Budd, Charleston.
Messrs. Toulmin, Voorhees, Il Co, Mobile
George Nathan, ESQ, New Orleans.
Edwd. W. Warner, Esq, Philadelphia
Mich Warner, ESQ President Mechanics Bank, rsalti.
more. mh3l-tf
II PARKHURST, JR., Il CO.,
e. GENERAL COMMISSION ME- CHANTS,
AND DEALERS
SPERM, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS.
STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS,
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
IS SOUTH STREET,
test Baltimore, Md
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-06
OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAF
Bail R0aos.
LA sSs GO PHILADELPHIA,
HS1&G f&SSs-i5zay@%$RE WILLING A N

L1 EFS EEs5ssStssssEsss5 PHILADELPHIA,
sz4R Ne2s-aR-@~Ea@ WILM INGTON AND
cn,,,r BALTIMORE RAILROAD
gn and after MONDAY, April 2Sd, Passenger trains for
PhiIqdeiphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY AIpt Except Sunday as follows viz:
EAPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, WAY MaTT. at IN II
A n; EVENING MAIL at b.25 P II - ~
NJ, 0 rs at 625 N only. All trains connect with
new I ork Trains except 525 p. n, on SATURDAYS
freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves al
Hayre de Grace. 800 e "A>
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at SIS M.l2M
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
ThRMEDIATE POINTS.
By leaving in 10 l5A H. train will connect ut Willamette,
9th 65 ~ train, daily Except Sunday for ali stations
between Wilmington and Harrington ana on Tuesdays
Ih9sda avs and Saturdays for Milford Mondays Wed
nesoays ana trdays for Seafod; by aving 25 P
~ procure astepover check from Conductor spend the
night IN Wilmington and take the 925 A. train for ali
stations Dytween imington and Salisbury.
NOIlCE-All eolorsd persons whether bond or free w}
required to bring responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned, who will be willing sign
bond to the Company, before they will he taken over any
stiff
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-06
gMrnhnrt.

HENRY w. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
Has on hand large stock Of and is constantly snpta,
ring every description of CABINET WARE the hest ma.
nE HAIR a6 and O. SEEING MATTRESSES SPRING uNpER
bkDsfEADs, suitable for Hotels servants, &c. iat-u
q NEW RNITURE
EA WARERO0MS.
me Undersigned would call the attention Of his friends
and varied assortment of furniture. His stock being ALL
NEW, ana OF the best workmanship with very moderate
prices ne hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the Oh dStand
THoS McGLANNAN,
No. 40l West Baltimore street
~ FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
hEMoY ED WITH CARE. mh23tf
"a w. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
M@ CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
IFt Nos. go AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Constantly hand and direct from Factory, great
variety of CHAIRS manufactured Of Maple, Oak aInnt
and Mahogany Cane Seat and Buck, Rush and Wood eat
Chairs painted implanted, knockdown drove nm in
bundles or boxes for shipping. r "
Office Chairs, Cane and Wood lSettees, Caneseat
Seat, Boston Rockers
Rocking Chairs Cane and Spanish Chairs and Suits
Back, Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chairs, Cane seat and Furniture,
Back, Bureaus,
Tete Tetes Caneseat Tables Washstands
Back, Extension Tables &c
Lounges, Cane-se and Back,
We cordially invite former patrons and all others in
the trade, to give call. $50 -
Observation-Disclosures, Lord 4 Co., Duer Norris Az
Co., 8. s. Stevens 4 Sons.
W. GREENWOOD l. CO.,
Mes, 90 and 100 Baltimore street.
ap2et Baltimore.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-06

These vessels all Of superior Glass; and insure at the
owest figure They sail regularly advertised and are cc
nanded by Captains well experienced in the The ca
pacy TOO of the above vessels in such will afford great
aciy TO Shippers For freight cabin seerage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON It co,
o,,1 nv r,-..~.e. No 81 Pratt street.
GEO. W. HYNS0N Co., Agents, New Orleans, will for.
gard with promptness and dispatch all goods consigned to
heir add
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28
THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY AGRI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Fourth Annual Fair of the Champaign
Valley Agricultural Society Of Addison and
Chlttenden Counties, takes place at Vergeu-
nes on Wednesday and Thursday Of next
week ,Oct. Sd. and 4th.) The attractive
list of premiums contains in addition TO the
ordinary prizes offered on such OCCASIONS pre-
miums for the fastest walking horse. or mare !;
for the best moving machine; for farming
indictments for iron, leather and household
manufactures, and for the best bread made
bv an unmarried lady. The managers pro-
mise display Of horses of the best blood
cattle from the best herds il the State and
sheep from as good focks as New bngland
can produce; interesting addresses on Thurs
day, and in general an exhibition worthy OF
the fair region from which the Society draws
it's members. We believe that these local
Societies and Fairs do more for the promotion
of the Agricultural interest Of the State than
the more imposing State Fairs This So
ciety is managed with spirit, and doubtless
will make good show on this occasion.
The Rutland Road will carry ell animals
and articles for exhibition, to and from the
Fair, free of charge, and without change Of
cars; and risitors each ,00y at hdJ fore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28

The dispatch to the Associated P-css from
Washington, Sept. "a, contains the follow
ing
80. D. Gray has been appointed Post
master Of Bellows Falls, Vt ,vice ATKINS,
who has been removed for other than pOliti-
cal cause"
What's in the wind now? If there can
be found anywhere in New England a more
INSCRIPTIONS and persevering maligner of the
Republicans, more thoroughgoing, I'M
ceasing and open-mouthed upholder Of sla-
very in all forms and places where the Q. s
Gag floats or where black or mulatto man,
woman or child can be found to bear its
yoke, than the Bellows Falls Argus, edited
by the said ATKINS. we should like to have
him named. Add to that he has lauded
Buchanan through thick and thin and has
done all he could for the Breckenridge and
Lane ticket. What more could he do to
merit being kept in Office And now, to be
turned out, even for another Breckenridge
democrat-after all he has donc-whac can
it all mean? We wait for light.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the Adriatic. which arrived at Ne"
York Monday, news was received that Gar
ibaldi entered Naples September 8, accomo
tanied only by his staff. A provisional
government was formed. Victor Emanuel
was proclaimed King of Italy. The public
ioy was intense. Letters received at Mar
seilles on the 18th stated that the Sandman
flag was flying from all the forts. Before
Garibaldi's entry into Naples the Sandman
Admiral had threatened to FIRE upon any
Nespolitan vessel which should attempt to
proceed to Gaeta. Garibaldi had found an
immense amount OF war material and &c.
600 900 lire in the bank. A Tie Dsur1 had
been celebrated in the Cathedral by Faith
er Gavazzi the people shouting "Hurrah
for Victor Emanuel" "Hurrah for Carl
baldi." The people were armed, some even
with pixies and sticks.
General Examinations had taken place.
The Papal Nuncio, the most of the am
bassadors, and Count Trapani had followed
the King to Gaeta.
The Ncapolitan Navy refused to follow
the King of Naples to Gaeta.
Deputations from Uu.bria and the Marches
were received by Emanuel on the llth, and
he ordered his troops to enter those provin-
ces. This proclamation said) to establish civil
order in the towns, now desoiated by mis-
rule, and to give the people an opportuni~
ty Of expressing their own wishes. The
impression abroad seems to be that Austria
will interfere, and that war is inevitable
before long.