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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
New Oregon Plain Dealer
W. R. Mead, Editor.
NEW OREGON, APRIL.s1S, 1861
WHAT SHALL WE Do! p

VHAI SHiLL W T. ~! tE ST. S NJ
Is a question that may wellad-
dress itself to the mind of every
Democrat and patriot in the land
in view of the perilous times up
on us. The democratic party
have ever conteneled that to in
augurte the Republican party III
this government, would involve
us in civil war and rupture the
Union, In spite Of every note of
warning the crusade against the
institutions of the South has been
pushed until disunion and civil
war now stare us in the face.
4 This has been the mission of
the republican party, and not one
iota of abatement or backing
down from it could we see in the
inaugural of Mr.. Lincoln, or have
we seen in any act of his since.
And all the lacking and filling OF
the administration since its inaug
uration has, been only to more
thoroughly unite the Northern
masses and intlame the northern
mind against their brothers Of the
South. In view Of these difficult
ties, brought upon us as the!
have been by the wickedness OF a
party we have ever opposed, we
can see no reason why we sh Guild
now in case of war raise our arm
aeains the south. TO dCs) would
involve us in a most absurd and
palpable contradiction. The ex-
perience of mankind teaches them !
that men do DOT 'gathrr grapes t
,horns, or figs Of thistles," and
it should long since have Taught
them th,t national difficult
ties, like family jars are never
mended by incessant and system
matte villifcation and hackbiting
And shall we as democrats, now
raise the arm of flesh to fasten up
on our postrity the calamities we
have spent a lifetime in warning
against beng fastened upon our
selves. Our own view of the
matter is that now more than ever
does it become the duty of Demo
Gratis every where to resist the
wickedness ard folly of that par
ty, that has brought the evils of
disunion and civil war to our
doors. Every sense of duty and
patriotism, now calls upon the believers
in the democratic faith, to resist the tide
Of Black Republicanism, that has in
yolved TIE notion in the vortex of civ
il war and disunion, with hundred fold
sterner opposition and holder front than
when these evils were in the dim and
distant future. Lot no democrat waver:
the path of duty is clear. a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19

Than the price at which they are now offer
ed, the whole having been originally manu-
featured. expressly for the Retail Trade,
and now disposed of because CASH MUST BE
realized rs q 80 eaa8haoT
0rSend the Dollar by Mail or Express,
and upon receipt oft we will forward any one
of the beautiful articles above named, State
whether you wish US to forward by Mail or
Express, and your directions will be complied
with faithfully and promptly. ~
az. vfgaa aDa b. B. ADAMS, s5
agent for the Many FEATURING Jes0elers' Asso.
cist,on1i bsfsss o. .iiE "sGfse e@ a34-6m
Ia10s n, Fourth Street. st. Louis
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
IN DISTRICT COURT OF HOWARD
COUNTY IOWA. -s.
Geo: G. '! S"'''' Original ,,, lsv4i

\ To r., T. Wilder. Defendant, Z
SIR: YOU are hereby notified that there
~ is now on Gle in the Office orthe Clerk Of
the District Court Of Howard County Iowa, a
petition Of Geo c. IVinship, claiming Of you
the foreclosure of your equity of redemption
in and to the south west quarter of section
twenty eight % township ninety nine l99)
north Of range eleven (ll west O. 5th p NJ
and that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon of the second day Of the next
term of said court to be holden in SAID coun-
tv. commencing on the 9Th. monday after the
Sd monday in may next default will be en-
tered against you and Judgment readered
thereon as prayed for IN said petition. r z
d.. NlLLETT& BURDICk a..
..r.=. s.'. Solicitor for petitioner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
AGRICULTURE Al. MEETING.

A special meeting of the Directors OF
the Howard County Agricultural Socl-
ETY. will be held at the Eagle Exchange
Hotel, on Saturday April 9th 1861,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, to take some action
in regard to selectinga place for the
ensuing annual Fair of the Society, ar.
ranging premium lists andto t,ansact.
such othe' busir - may p 'operly
come before the meeting.
II COOK Sce'ty
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
By Order of AUGUSTUS BEApLE, Pres't.

Il. J. Jones informs us that
Fillmore County Mimi, which
at the last falls election went for
Lincoln by 400 majority, this
spring elects a Democratic super
visor from every town in the Co..
If such changes were universal
throughout the North we should
have some hope of seeing the
ship of State ride out the storm
of Abolition fanticism that has
destroyed the government. AS 1t
is we despond. ....
A Republican exchange from
the Empire State says, in speak
ing of the Morrill, tariff: >.
ssTke Democrats, everybody
knows, are quite vtse. ..-
While thanking our cetempo-
rary for the compliment, we re-
greet that we are able only in part
to return it, for everybody knows
that the Republicans have proved
themselves quite otherwise.
,-Godey's Ladies Book for
May is Oh cur table. 1t fully
maintains its position as one of
the leading magazines of the day
Terms $500 year. Address L.
A. Cooley, Philadelphia. r
In reply to question about
the prospects of the country, Old
Abe said sit looks saually." 1t
is a question which looks the
most squally, the country, or Old
Abe and his Cabin It.
The Virginia Convention has
unanimously passed the follow
ing resolution: a. .......
The people of Virginia will
ever consent that the federal
power, Shall be exerted for the
purpose Of subjugating the peo-
of such (seceded) States to the
federal authority.
The n. Y. Trib.Ws asks:
"Who are Tor the Union, the
Constitution and the enforcement
of the Laws!' ia i.s. IL. ~.
You, the Black republicans,
have broken up the y nion-you
have violated the Constitution
and, if by the enforcement of the
laws" you mean the Inauguration
of civil war, you will not do it with
safety to your own necks. -.
The Journal of Commerce says
that '.the Government is crumh-
linz to pieces. and the work of
patriots and statesman is being
under the pretense of Civ
ing freedom to the African race"
True. ....:t-..-.- --.... -..rs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
S2S !. !
1879
.. EMPLOYMENT!
AGENTS WANTED!

We viii paw from s25 to SIS per month
and all expenses to active AGENTS, or give,
II commission Particulars sent free. Adj
dress Ere Seeing Mcchim Company r..
JAMES, General Agent Milan, Ohio.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19

T. See advertisement Of Prof L Miller's
hair invTorator and liq+id hair dye in an
other column a# .1't 61inrmly
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
WANTED.

A T the store of Munson & Pierce, butter,
"A eggs, tallow, lard, pork, wheat and green
and dry hides for which the highest price
will be paid. I to .s gln-1yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19

robe, and opened the door of his tent
to the messenger. .~g.,
81. And the messenger said, put on
thy garments quickly and fly with me
to the land of Washington, With thy
wife and children, or verify the tribes
Of Baltimore will slay thee and thy wife
and children. u IN IS Ss,.t
%. And he was sore afraid, and his
countenance did turn pale with fear,
and his bones did shake like as though
he was smittcn with the ague plague
of the land ofEsypt.
%. And he made haste to dress him
self ina cunning disguise, even in the
costume of the land of Scotland, that
his enemies mi ght not discover him in
his flight. .,
"a. And the messenger said, take
thou now thy. wife and children, and
flee to the land of Washington, even
unto the tent of William, whose sir
name is Seward, for surely there Is
great danger. L. ~.
Is. And abraham said no. 1 will
leave my wife and children, for if my
enemies pursue me, verify l. shall be
slain. Make haste therefore to deliver
me out Of the hands of mine enemies,
for verify they are wary and strong, and
I fear lest they may overtake me in my
flight. .......
IS. And he made haste to depart
even in the night, but left his wife and
children in the hands of his enemies,
and the people marveled much. 'a
We would call the attention Of those suf-
fering from Consumption, Bronchitis, &c. to
an advertisement in another column of this
paper, of an important discovery for the cure
of those diseases, now introduced for the first
time to the American public by Messrs Leeds,
c.. r l.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19

"THE LITTLE JoxER.o-l those Bankers
Brokers. Shavers, Exchangcrs, sc, who do
the patient public out Of much money every
three months or so, by system of 'hocus po-
cus'' only known to the Initiated, have had
quite pretty froic during the past week
Fun to them, but death to, the frogs. The
way tits done is first to inspire the people with
perfect confidence in certain printed rags
called money. Then when it is time to throw
the nets to catch the gudgeons-when tie
salt is effcetually sprinkled, and ,,baked
pigs run to and fro, up and down the streets
s1uealing EAT mel eat me!"-a few prom-
nent bankers held a whispered contab-
Make ready-take him-fre! Down goes
some forty two banks all over the State. The
people see the little joker" then, know him,
feel him. and setup a dismal cry. lit was
in England or France or some other .barbar'
GUS country. there would be riot and blood
shed in two hours time. Here we are get
ting used to being ,skinned" like cells, and
take it for granted, that whatever IS, is right,
as Pope or some other cursed fool says. Then
the Bankers, Brokers, moneyed men, and
other gamblers, take in the deprecated mon
ey at from ten to twenty cents discount
The dear, good people bring it by the bushel
and pay it over with thankful hearts
thank full that they can save a little some
thing Of their hard earnings, even at SO great
sacrifice. The stores about town very gen.
erously offer to take the broken backed bills
as sound, for goods at exhorbitant rates. The
public submit to this fleeing too, and buy
things they don't want, for the sake 0 fgetting
, rid of the rpcsky stuff" After few days Of
, worry, anxiety, and in some cases, perhaps, Of
starvation, the Banks are up again to par
; and their notes arereceiyed on deposit; and
} circulate, as heretofore. Here is where the
,little joker comes in, and if the public don''
sec it, it is thsir fault The Bankers Bro
kers Shayers, Gamblers aud Thieves ruiz
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
amnsernents.
DARNUM's MUSEUM.
SECOND WEEK OF THAT WONDERFUL

LIVIN G II Q u . II A NJ u > .
FROM TIE RIvER NI.E IN EGiPr,
THE GREAT BEHEMOrH OF THE SCRlPTuKEsa,
AND THE NAVEL or THE ANIMAL klNGpGIm. u.
.crdy G Es .. euc" @ cd and nsn but 6 We ali to
cal student who ess % red i lin 10 saH s G sOs
III 'n' D00A '' '0' 'AMHPTHHisB0US HT HstS ANIMAL.
living the aud Of il under the wee or on me l
of with perfect beneath the i
face midway be'"eeu The top ,nd toe bottom IN ne h
they very formidable bat when pursued ihey ny 10 "
nFscEyD TO THE BOTTOM AND WALK ACROSS,
frequently app, airing oppoe side without the 'ss ina
lon Of cour,eo the 'nrfce Of the st.Sm' II sAp
'ed " s''a'ii FTIGaTFTL II c9f T9iJ AT ,GoSiSTs,
tn h gigantic proprtors snd h-ielean ens si,s wbo
bot loads o their crushing with their hinge jaws
In'tbs Musenm The ,pscipen here a,iiNl'si hts m
AR1I lC1AL OCEAN uR RIVER
where he 4, TO be ui his natural pecnaes noant
and swimming beneath ne urSce walking on ne ot ~;
es beneath exhibit log short all the peeuiHri'is' 0 DIV
n'''f'' ana TO AsHBiA% sI,f5f N KEEPsR' sAlA4Mt
who hime caO:y specideG d s s." o Z, ~
oriental only who eau control or fIioi, .' up
poposnhp is 70 sSns,.i Sjie<1ne Ih'y arc 0O 70
Inns FiRsr ;i9s AvD ONLY REAL HIPPoPoTAMrs
ever rcL lie IL engaged at cost oi man! 'hou
'An'' 0' D'H'i'' A1a SHORT TIVE ONLY.
SHORT TIAE ONLY.
Also ju.. Gned =, sra, IT, s'P@.s d H, 10" 70 DC
A LNIEG suAkha
beside 'qSy y yy f. rs e IN T5@es OH 5i N s6Sk Ff h M
SEA LOS MAM,i6Ta BEAR stYSoS MONSTER
sNaKTs tQIARiA HAPPY FAMILY. LIVING SEAL, Sc
pEFFf ri k1'' nfI aud FARCE
Bya Company rare musical ,ad dasie ,c9t InC,
hils. MATILDA !. Io.DT.
The Talented Young yiolili-t sc
Admission 10 ALL 25ceat'' ohiidren under lO 70 cent.
WINTER GARDEN.
w BENEFIT
Mr.. J. S. CLARKE
On THIS EVENING will be Pe'eHed Tor the e.neh OF The
Mr.. J. g CLARKE.
Buet''on'' Comedy Of rr,p WAR
In which Mr. Clarke ali sustain 'he character Of DimP'
Amer which -
Me.rs BENTON I Baker Malo~r, Nesdsnes Aerira III h.
Baker Tb., and Chsnfrsa will appear.
WINTER GARDEN.
w MR. 8 CLARKE
has the honor announcing that he ahes Benefit a. this Thea
FRIDAY EVENING; AuG. q,
when will be rressI .rd Rnrt snnes Ch,ling Comedy of
LEAP YEAR,
THE TooDLEs.
Boz Book open.
NIXONs ROYAL CIRCUS.
~ LAST Two NIGHTS ~ BROOKLYN
All The great troupe W iPgsSIs GPs sToSs aS NE '''''''a
The gr.s, American Bare Bsek Is vii make his hr' apPe
''' THIS (FRID.yl EvEslNG AUG. 70, 1851.
ALONLO HUBBLE,
The Samson ofAmsrlcs all poll - i.sl .. -. ,,.,,.
JOHN NARiISs CELEbRAftp DRAUGHT TEAM
MATINEE sS t.cRps9 Sa't, S9'oS toSPsS'i1s Dsa os
Thi. company will peIfonn ~ NiligLshuth -" ND'DAf
and TuEsB4Y Mkt. Grerupsut on WEDNESDAY,
IEORGE CHRISIY's MINSTRELS.
" siuyvessn, Institute. Bnsdssy, BOnd,t Caos'l
s9Si1 II As AZ 9ea Dup opsn -
:: commences a, p Aimi'tsnceS y o"Hf'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
SPECIAL Noliees.

AT "a Meeting OF Live Oak Engine Company,
No. A. reid the hce oD The zss nht the iolo" ny ie0
'o 1JS Tbat We teTder our sincere thanks 20 Ms j.
aOMEY and Mrs j. MCVElGlf-oI the liberal supply oi re-
sment; in'eei t" US o. S eGs pS5 % s Foreman ass
she 6ss in Delaney - 'OfN "Oh""|N' h'iou@N'
VN, r. S2uu'Es, secretary -
Twelfth Ward Republican Assoeiation.-Ata a reg
Slsr meeting this Association heldon the evening OF aeu
Is lS6l, the following preamble apd re ounons ones "
Bhscg We having heard wi emotions of regret and sos
,ow OF the dcWh OF CorOors EUGENE w. kbiING OF ts
Vie Zousves late member % this Assooition VINO e wm
snyciy hshns Of lis country the battle OF Bull
Elpsa fbt ip tbe early death Of Corporal EUGENE w.
county patroio dt,n'eT no promptly OBEY "a
Ia cali willingly oid down bis life in it's osleIse.
Res1red Ths condoe with the parents oi our deceased
tisnd IN tbis and scti0n and deeply Nmpdthe
uih them in this sad bereavement. - =,
Resred That the 1egong resolutions De piS'en'ed 70 te
~D'.s 1syom o. '1s 1ss GSiaS), ISAAC r WILLIAMS,
WILLi1n l.. fABoK, secretary. PRESIDENT pro M .Cin.
s5ortou,s Celebrated Geld Pens.-mProyements
nsde In lie machinery or manufacturing Gold ftrs ana s
ed 10 hs subscbef LetcTs Prieut have enabled lin 20
the many Inperfectons hitherto nhN 'idsne
T#Od1con and also hIiGg the cost within tbs TeSe d az
ho irg nue should know the following facts: Constant
vTng for x months done ehcn or ~t ,'oa Tl tsh
the a. to ue cold febs Inc oIu on
.,man. by years nued while the ste
Fen l. charging by conoson ana ~es uefel9g P
uniformity Of riingb h ob'sinea Only py Ine Nss @ ~
Steel Pen mu lie often eondt nret ara new one soa
bers re in the Gold Pen thoTe set ynE Of
time God capable Of receiving degree OF ascity 90
a, the Gold Pen exactly adapted the hand the wTtt
therefore ne OF the hand andaIm te no injured IA "a
be the by the use OF steel Pens ne d no" sel
tps Gold Pens prices from % cents 20 according
70 Sire the Of eYey one OF when vi" s9 onit
Tfos the Steel Pens Sd by all dealers Ia the nne
hyotbsut The country Wholesale ard s the store No.
sNeeenane where all orders ncosng cab or post stamps
vii receive pOmp, stonon Fen Or PERT 10
s.nt by mail or otherwise ! directed Address
A. NORTON, No % Maiden lane New.fOIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
Cost an0 fonn0.

I OST.-A NOTE, made BY WELLS & PRO
IL yOSr to the order Of john GaEASON aud adorsed by
him for FIVE HUNDRED DoLLAks, dated Jan Il, 1871.
payshe Dine months seT date & LOST All persons here
BY notified not 70 negotiate the sane payment has seu
stopped.
EOUND--An iron BUOY floating in the Lower
Bay striped sense black and white, Owner posse cell
a No. IL Futon.r,.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

~ Tins highly interesting lecture In TIE hOOc StOLD
J0uRNAL No. %, ths week-nOw ready-st all the news
stores.
COLUMBIA, THE PRIDE OF THE WORLD.
u This splendid new National song-Musc by ID. Gas.
woID, esq in TdE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, thli week
AN EXTRAORDINARY BOOK.
N Third Edition ready Of
UPRISING OF A GREAT PEOPLE:
THE UNITED STATES IN 1861.
By CoUST oAsPARIS
"a mos, e1rsordinsry box It gives the foe.t and mos,
complete discussion esqse wee led to .,e ss " ss
ard i, probable i.sues"-(N Y. World.
Also, Just ready,
LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT.
BY J. a. HEApLEY.
with dps Portrait vol. IS cents
hl ood euhe ic h eraPy with fsihia snd g1rsS E sn as
schPcn Of the brilliant battles in which Cen s'0'' las Oeen
CoSs' by mail pa.P,d on or Trsep, :, Of price.
TIVE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR AUG a.
THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
L.LEADING ARTICLES; The Conspiracy Agtn't the the
Army; Tenoency Of Democratic Opinion: The
Cotton Monarchy; Zoo Lste in h Day: The War
c,isi,i The Carnival of irsa.on; Btshi fdosi
The FOurt Of butter wateHi Two Wsysi Edi'
tofia Paragraphs.
u..WAR NEWS SUMMARY
1.-THE BULL RUN BATTLE: From The London
Times.
ly..THE GREAT BATTLE OF sPRlNOFltLDi 2'V
Union Men Defeat p 90 Rebels; Terrible Slaugher
bo'h sides: The Federal Army salhgs Bark & 70
Avoid being Outfsuked; Col. Brand AID bd other
Rebels Taken Prisoners
V..FROM MISsOURIi Correspondence Of The N T.
Tubune
~yJ..THE REAL REBEL DESIGN Thrsa'ened Attack
on Wa.bllg gton; The Advance Of the Rebels iioop'
Called 20 Washington
VII LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH;
Tine Rebels Wiihd wing; Gen. MeCltllin Assuming
his Coanlnd; The tuiOn Men OF Kentucky; The
Enttis Near Spfiu lfed; Tue Death of MoCnloch
CONFIRMED Gen Pnce Badly Woundedi OIesi Lo's
Of Officers.
yIu PROM KENTUCKY; Correspondence Of The N L.
1rb1ne.
X..FROM CALIFORNIA; Summary Of the Latest News
x..THE MAINE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
XLFRoM EUROPE
UNION DIS iRlCT IN EAST TENNESSEE
XIII DESCRIPTION OF THE CALIFORNIA GEY-
sEhS.
XIv..A NIGHT IN THE JUNGLE
XIV. POETRY; Little Matte"
XVI. .rhE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA By William II.
Russell
XVII THE MANASSAS DEFEAT.
XVIII HOW He DOES IT. AsjoEGen- FIemOh'
XIX. NATHANIEL LYON
Xxx. POLITICAL.
XXI. PERSONAL
xxi CITY NEWS.
XIII. MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIV COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Ful Report, o the
stock Money Cotton. Grain. snd Caule Markets
specially Reported for The ~ T. Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

ry. :, ner s,nuin Three Copies Tor S5. Ten for f1S
Teny Cope. 70 Addess 20 and extra Copy to The
person who forms the Club.
For Club Of One Hundred, We ,end The DAiJ ihoane
yr1tis. -
SINGLE COPIES for sale at the Publication Office THIS
MORNING.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
Mem l1ubIiratlons.

Now Re3dy.
vTNHE SECOND EDITION Of
10000.
l64 pases RuJ. so EnstsvngI
United STATES
INFANTRY TACTICS.
AK for Fortunes edition.
Pnce Is Cents.
No. 10 CbathGmit, kCW-Yo-k.
Ieod!ay approve Of this work. AID recommend 10 the
"GEO b. MCCLELLAN,
"Msjof-GenerGi United states Army
"wAshiuVton. d. C Jalyz6, 1861"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
Boaro ano Rooms.

EIRST class BOARD for a gentleman and wife
Il snd tao siGse gentlemen may So obtained at No t7l
Wsshnyent brooklyn, oonvcielt " tho City Hall and Full
ton AMI Ws-sl. ferries.
EULL cr PARTIAL BOARD, with pheasant
Rooms can be obtained q. No 30 University place
SEA BATHlNG.-UNITED STATES HOTEL,
- Iona Branch ~ j. Will open for the reception Of visitor,
June 10 1851 With the enisY OF Dining Room Paror ad
djDa koons ko since last will amply accommodate
see sassts AS6sts, o. A sHoEMAKER, PYoPds,sI.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA IS(
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. 1O>
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
cspaeit, Of Road equal 10 the country
TEE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST.

GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
St Fl saSsT rs s' 70 E VEST
oBes No. A'tOr House c,per Of vsssy s.
einnsi chicsss St. Ioai, St Paul S..nTs Me@ghi New
and al 1ss town; VI Ia he G M .cms 3, ,ns sas
Through usins for Tho WsIls.vs Nss.YoI tfoc, u
..S % a9 a1ps .. p.d m . n's1is q s ~.
fspfh day and Connecting there with al Ws'
! sleepins and .mOiinses car. on al the ,r.u.
FGe Always o. low, and the time o. quiok oy ysnyo'n~
route ,,ish. sf !: d..spSp; can Be tswSsa.s
hi oi., wsconn, Iowa. or Missouri BY RAILROAD pI-
Rs0 oS sS 2 Ry bSs SS on The n''s'''' 'ei' '
s SsS S 70 s II G ANY pIn G S' az. S
BY other Rafo.d ConpaGts H. and shipper. a'ra,
VIII eonGdepce on iis spee dy transit ....,..
TA, Company ,0 gsE',I sa sa. e en- c5sp ass
ecmfoble Of At onsh. 'Ss dr; ea'. rates
No. Astci Hoase, ard No. South w1isast
MCDONALD BlscHoeF. Z ESisTsHRL a. Assa..
ENoCH LEWIS General sapt AitO0na, Pa
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY.-
" From foot oi Courtiand, st onneeos hsnooa Jaoe
f.o wih Lehish ysey Rasoad iad r. CONNEXIONS forming
Fi S %sda: '1,1s' %
a.sSsRuRa ExpSEs.-its for E,s,On Reading POts-
Wiz a,ESr msueA c'SDs mi ES,ds ESsw;gG5 ss, Gan s.noa
Cree SaI Bend, % fHt,ten, wuiesS.r1e' Sc '' N''
l2s; 1gRorGH lRMS-Fo Eas'o", aSnch chanf "iniAm<
Az IHKoUGH TRAis-FOr Easton Bethlehem. Ansn""a
''iS s:s@P sif.fs M WAY V.i, ,raArS--FOr som.rviIs
Bps MKsrEss nxFkEss-eo kAstOn. Allentown. Reading
Hotbrrg Pittbnrgh ond The West Sleeping Cars from Jer
f,psyss Ts.IS yos H.RaBuRa-The Ga m. Express Tain
from York arrives Harrisburg iconnect f-ss
ard West on Penaylvania Cer railroad Northern Ceatrh
Ruiload, North sDd South, and with the CameeFlsrdFa
rus TaRouaH ESPRsss TrAN FOR rHK Wxsr ksyes
sSs sS%SSna cSnasslon i ni.sais VITA fsnu.yy.S.
with 90 change cars Psourgh and but Coeiad
time Il saved by taxing tns
EITABsraPoRr AND NEw.YoAx FERRY-Lesve Nes-fork
from Pier No. North River at 10 and u;-oa ID '" '|'
The boat Op q. Bergen Point and Msper aber every
each way JOHN D. stERNs' Slpein'enoen-
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
4 PORT and FALL RIVFR-lhe splendid snS - s"pe. Tr
TffEsnAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY At o'eloek 2 m,
and the BAY STATE. Capt, Aren on MONDAY wrpEshS
ueeser no rooms viii regarded secured TO any Ap2
e,Dt until shall have beer ped Tor , by
Freight TO Boston s f9w wsrdsd through W."
an Express w@ boRDEN Agent No. 70 and Il we''t
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE x OF
TERMINlJs-Lesve Jsness slip and 3th-,t fenie',l
YO 49, r. Sad ss, o tai or iSs fsrnnsd as@pss
= m ~ 10 SIS, 16 SD m For JsDtiss n. ftass;s
m IL m, a:sO 4so. $50 asd6.N p ~. Trans leave
Point on arrivsi of boat from Jsaiesslip. --------
DA1LRoAD TO LONG BRANCH, n. -
IL saas Tsss i,psia sr RED s' ssai
bay LONG BRANCH Bergen WOrhs, &C. On s,a az; ssys ci
the and Is.o .te,n .a :. ,d4 o M for Port
n %oasn esnnectlos there with q. al Issa .sa noTd
Ret ming leave Bergen at m snd sssrs senasct
BKANC,. :. ssr ia4 s.e !ps.I,u. n ., -
h snare. ss for coSuTATfos a ss III ss
sold q reduced ratea Hotels - Long s"A''
salt w uush
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoR

Passenger Station In NewYOrk 2Th-st and 4thsv En-
trance k1ths.,