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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-29
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B4sinese Cards not exceeding six lines, aside
Iels, otnsrsiee .lo.
faney@i Noioes 81 90. Obituaries, according
tic space oseagled.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
ID hoss rates.
| Auvcrtas-aent ieadad ard placed un9ef the
head ct opecial NOTICES. doatts fAs ore,aary
vefs.
Speeis Notices In tn Local Column 20 cents
|pcr slae.
aiver.iseia ents osdcre on the inside rKcio-
|sivegy IN sac aa4ly, Attsr me nrst two .eeks,
|kO Iger cent. rsoKc faan he eboNe RATS
Alftraass<sst aaseg!sss&tsf* Mssss ee gaIo for
|ss sdssE4s. thtt rale will not be varied from
when tbs adsertiscf uses the Weekly aione,
1.-The pricc will be Tie sane In tne Daily
Wnsro tke Daily 1nd weekly are both used,
IS psr cent. .illo deducted from the arrre.
ente amount.
Unasr sEs present system, the advertiser
|pays much sur tho space hr oceu liza be
|ehsnges tsluEes-rg0able TOR the composition
|eniy Tais plan il ~. general! adopted
|Our charge .or change Will be IL cents per
|square
|Aise.uslnaed aeIeEe the expiration oi tbs year
or tbs ttuae contracted fpr, they vil bes-argsd
ur a. oar rsg ular rsttt isf tAe tisae actual.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

The Cedar Rapids and Missouri Riv-
CIR Railroad Company, held their annu-
al meeting at Cedar Rapids on tho 18th,
and re elected the old officers.
The company have pushed along the
the building Of their road IN very rap
id manner. The first thi.ty miles, we
learn, is ready for the iron, and much
of the remaining ten miles is in the same
condition. 1t is the present intention
of the company to have the cars run
ming over the first forty miles Of the
road during the month Of September,
and Judging from the manner in which
the work has been prosecuted the past
spring, we do not doubt that it will be
done.
That will bring us within about clcv-
eli miles of railroad facilities, and many
Of the citizens OF the county will be
mucl, nearer. We hope our citizens
will take hold OF the measure proposed
few evenings since by the President
Of the road, and bring it up opposite
our town. II the stock, which is sub
scribed, will only be paid in this fall, it
can be done. It is true that it is call
ing for the payment of hearly all the
stock little sooner than was supposed
at the time Of subscribing, but it is also
equally true that more of the stock cnn
be paid in labor than was then promised
and we shall have the road sooner
This we think is indnccmcnt enough
and VIC really hope to sec our people
take hold OF the measure.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

as witness before Grand Jury, and wit
ness fec and mileage in case Of the
State Of Iowa vs.. George Sewer was
referred back by committee and on
motion was allowed and ordered to be
paid.
The claim of Fred. Dagncr for the
sum of four dollars and fifty-fve cents,
witness fee and mileage in case Of the
State Of Iowa VS.. Sewer, was referred
back by com, and on motion was al
lowed and ordered to be paid.
The claim of Philip Butler for the
sum of six dollars as constable fees for
spilling whiskey, and referred back by
COM, and on motion was allowed and
ordered to be paid.
On motion the Board adjourned IN
til tomorrow morning at half past eight
O'Clock A. NJ, June 9th, 1861.
+. L. SHERMAN,
Chairman of the Board.
Attest, DAVID y. APPELLATE.
Clerk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
w A Il N T. w 5

Claib jackson, the infamous scccss-
ion Governor Of Missouri, fled from
jefferson City, the capitol OF that State
with small force on the 18th, and the
place was occupied by L. 5. troops,
under Gen. Lyon Oh the 18th.
The entire secession force ut llarper's
Ferry, from $4,000 to 10000, have left,
and probably gone to Winchester. The
place is now occupied by 7. $. troops
under Gen. Patterson. Before leaving
they destroyed the railroad bridge, tel.
egraph office, Rifle factory and other
Z. S. property, to the amount Of $780,.
900. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company arc said to be losers to like
amount. The X. r. Bridge is to be
Immediately built by government.
Report says that Col. Curtis took
Brigadicr General Stock, prisoner at
Chillicotfe, Mo-, while mastering Sc
CcSSlOA troops.
The first and second Iowa regiments
are now stationed along the Hannibal
and St. Joseph railroad in Missouri
They have cut down number Of Sc
cession poles, tore up the flags and takcl.
few prisoners. 1t is reported that
Col. Curtis regiment (thc sccend) has
had skinnish ard killed number of
rebels.
An attack under Gen. Pillow, sccess-
ionists, was expected Oh Cairo last Tues
day, 18th.
The whole rebel force in Virginia,
except the rear guard at Manassas
Junction,i is said to be retrcating to Rich
mond.
200 District volunteers under Col.
Lefferts had skir,nish across the Po-
tomac, 26 miles above Washington,
with loo Virginia cavalry, in which tho
latter were put to fight, with two killed.
None lost or hurt on our side.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
ANOTHER CALL.

Now here is chance for the military
companies Of Tama County. What
will be the vote Of the companies ut their
next meetings. We hope TO have u re-
port.
A CALI. FOR AN INDEPENDENT REGr
MENT or IOWA VOLUNTEERS.
Having received orders from the War
Department ut Washington to raise an
Independent Regiment Of Volunteers in
Iowa, for three ,ears,or during the war
l hereby invite Captains of Volunteer
Companies, who may wish to join such
Regiment, to report without delay,
either by letter or in person, to the un-
dersigncd ut Burlington, Iowa.
Editors Of newspapers throughout the
State are requested to give this notice
m insertion.
j. G. LAuMAN,
Burlington, Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

Mr.. B. a. Hall, Secretary Of the
Tama County Agricultural Society has
received some packages Of wheat from
tho Patent Office, which he proposes
to let some careful and responsible far
mer probably Judge Vermilya) SOW
III order to obtain a greater amount for
general distribution through the county.
Mr.. Halls idea is good one. We are
not informed Of the name or kind of
wheat.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
THE SUR RAIL ROAD.

THE SHlN RAIL kkOADs
Shall We have Spur Railroad branch
ing from the &. X. & Nj. X. X. H., on
the river bottom, and extending to our
town? This is the important question
which should engage almost the entire
attention Of our citizens ut this time.
What will it cost, and will it pay?
are two very natural inquiries arising in
the matter.
Mr.. Smith, the engineer Of the con-
tracing company Of the c. r. & NJ. Il.
Il. r. Co., says the grading can be done
for less than $500 per mile; allowing
the distance to be two miles, this will
be s 900; $3.50 ties for the same dis
lance, at 25 cents each, will be $500;
the chairs and spikes 5000; tho rails
$4,000, making the sum total of the
cost 5000. Ofthis amount the grad
ing and tieing can be done by o,,r pco-
pie in labor without the expenditure OF
money; leaving the cash expenses &c.
600 for iron. The company offers to
furnish us with iron,upon good security,
which will give us time to pay the same;
a privilege not always obtained in build
ing railroads. They also propose to run
out and stake out the line for us, graf.
is.
They will also furnish us freight cars
upon which to carry cur freight to the
main trunk. An additional expense Of
about 81 900 will be necessary TO OBJ
tain a city passenger car to run upon
the spur. We have it then, that the
whole cash expenditure for bringing the
railroad to our doors, is less than S..
600. Now, no one will deny that We
can raise this amount in addition to the
subscriptions already given to the main
trunk, provided our people arc satisfied
it will pay.
n answering this Yankee question,
"Will it pay p we do so in the Yankee
style, by asking our people, If ii willpay
to have railroad within two miles Of
us and have our town property depre-
ciate IN value, by the phantom Of
question, always arising in the minds Of
strangers and travellers, will there not
soon be another town built OH the rail
road? 1t really looks as if there might
be-"
Will it pay to have our town remain
at a permanent stand point, by being
deprived Of railroad facilities, enjoyed
by other towns, and which we may
have by little exertion? Will it pay
to have great share Of the produce
raised in our county pass through our
town to market, and contribute towards
building up rival town, if one should
be started? Will it pay to have the
principal market for the county, within
two miles of us, when, with little out
lay, we can secure the same tor our
selves?
Will it pay for us to allow the bust
ness we have already secured, to glide
smoothly from US, and sit contentedly
sucking the little sugar teat, 1--WE have
got the County Seat" which SO well
satisfies an unaspiring few? Will it
pay for us to contribute to the c. r. &
NJ. r. r. r. Co., and neglect our imme-
diatc interest? If these things will pay,
then it will pay to neglect building the
spur road. II they will not pay, then
me must build the spur. But more
anon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
LOST -

Last Monday, = black leather, steel clasp
pocket book, on the road from the Corfman
School House to the Rev. I. J. Wilkins. 1t
contained 1t the time about So in change
and promissory Note on . Mr.. Able. Tho
finder will be suitably rewarded, and confer
great favor by leaving the same 1t the
Printing Office or with l. J. wilkins, 1t eth
or Of which places fuller description will be
given.
JOHN BEARD.
Toledo June Goth, 1887
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

-. The large tract Of land for sale
in Oneida township and advertised in
our columns is nnimproved land and
we are told will be sold very low upon
fair terms.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
FOURTH OF July CELEBR A..
TlON.

At an adjourned meeting OF the citl-
zens of Toledo, holden on the 10Th Of
June, for the purpose Of making prep
arations to celebrate the S6th anniver-
sary Of our American Independence,
the following proceedings were enac-
ted
ST. That in order to make it salts
Factory to the citizens Of Tama county:
Resolced, That we have Picnic Din
ner.
End, That Geo. W. Free, ST., act as
President Of the day.
3rd. Tat John Allen, w. G. SAILS.
bury; Joshua Burley, james II. Graham
Anthony Wilkinson, J. w. Glenn, A.
Tompkins, Ben. Hammitt, JOS. Powell,
Il. Defrancc, VIM. b. King, X. r.
Chambers, james A. Wiley, J. J..
'rcdtorl, w. A. Daniels, VIM. Ross,
+. $. Talmage and g. G. Mason, act
as Vice Presidents.
4th. That Rev. II, Swcaringcn offici-
ate as Chaplain.
5th, that Ofliciatc ~
Reader Of the Declaration Of Indcpcn,
dencc.
9th, that G. w. Cowles, NJ p Scott
and A J Wheaton act as Marshals Of
the Day.
eth, that the Toledo Sax Horn Band
be employed to furnish music for tho
occasion.
Sth, that the Celebration be held in
the grove known rs "Lcc's Grove"
about half mile south Of Toledo.
9th, that the various Military Com
panics of the County be requested to
attend in military order.
10th, that n committee consisting Of
LIB Nelson, + Murray, G II Conant, N
G Wieting and w II S,ivers be ap-
pointed to arrange the order Of pro-
cccdings.
nth, that committee consisting Of
TW Jackson, 4 Stoddard and 4
Wheaton be appointed to prepare
toasts for the occasion.
18th, that general invitation to
attend the celebration, be extended to
all the citizens Of the county, and 4
special one to all the Military Compa-
MES.
PROGRAMME.
| The committee have agreed upon tho
following order Of arrangements:
! The citizens will meet at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, in the Public Square in Toledo,
and be formed by the Marshals INTO
procession, and march to the Grove,
known as Lees Grove" in the follow
ing order:
lst Escort-TAMA County, RIFLES.
End, Other military companies as ar
ranged by the Marshals.
3rd, President Of the day and Orators.
i,h. Reader and Chaplin.
5,h. Vice Presidents.
9th. Sax Horn Band.
7th. Soldiers Of 1872.
sth. Citizens on Foot.
9th. in Carriages.
10th. Cayalcade.
! The order of exercises upon tho
ground will be as follows:
lst. Calling to order, and remarks
by President Of the Day.
! end. Prayer by the Chaplin.
| 3rd. Music by Sax Horn Band.
| 4th. Reading Declaration.
5th. Music by Band.
| 9th. Grafton.
| 18th, Music by Band.
9Th. Dinner.
9th. Music by Band.
10th. Reading Of Toasts.
18th. Music by Band.
10Th. Grafton.
18th. Music BY Band.
/ The order Of procession formed in
going to the grove, will be preserved in
returning,except the Escort duty which
will be performed by the Union Artil-
lcry.
ATTENTION COMPANY!!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

Ncssrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, are our on
" authorized Agents in the City OF Chicago
Ills, to procure Advertisements and Sub
scriptioAs.
No. Messrs Horace A. Shaw, Co., 81 Park
Row. Sis Nassau ST., New York, are our
only authorised agents in New York City to
procure subscriptions and advertisements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

To meet the times, the sirty-third
volume OF Cooley will be sent to subscri-
bers for one dollar. This volume COM
priscs the six best numbers of the year,
and will;contain seven steel cngravings,
six of the large double extension fash
ion. plates, and all the winter cloak pat
terms.
L. "A. Cooley.
323 Chestnut Street Pa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

ATTENTION COMPANY!!
FoEwaxd March !
PEOPLES GROclRYSf0ll!
Where you can buy the best class Of Gro
eeries at the lowest figures.
The Proprietor keeps constantly for sale IN
ample supply Of
Broom Sugar,
Crust Sugar, Prunes,
Dried Apples, Figs,
CHeacing d Smoking 7obafco,
Cigars, Tea, Coffee Dates,
Naleratus, Starch, Soap,
Candies, Raisi,ss,
Moldsses,
And oil other kinds Of Groceries needed in
this market.
he has just received
Large Fresh supply o
Sugar Coffee and Fancy Candies; and now il
tho time 70 procure these 1t low figures, for
cash. 4tg
N. COCHRANE.
Toledo, June goth, 1861. nS8-vStf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

Which report was on motion accept.
ed and it was ordered by the Board
that the clerk Of this Board be author
lied and empowered to draw the mon
ey in said report mentioned in accor-
dance with the recommendation there
in.
On motion the Board adjourned un-
til tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock A.
M. June It'll 1861.
Attest, 2 /. Sherman.
Chairman Board.
David D. Appclgate,
Clerk,
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05
TSoR THE KAsT-EX9EEsToE OF THE
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
EA4a

OPEN TO MARKNG0I
Daily l1s Ean2laa aiEeetly EAst tram Central lows
To Chicago SO Ailsa staging sayed-60 Miles
Further West. Most direct rente 70 Chicago
and the East IL via tbs
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
0nly line from Central Iowa To Chicago under ons
q ana cement. The Mississippi and Missouri T.
is Now completed 30 eFenso and will soon be 0pNn-
Cd farther west. Dsz Aoiaes and Council BlaHs
Pass snssrs viii find this routs the shortest oGic-
est and Best, avoiding all delays tha Aisai saippa
River. Close eonnoctisRa are made with tbs wea-
Tern Stage Company.
Passenger and Express Trataa Ee&Us Eaysnso dag-
" af1-8 p n, arTSviag as CAscSs0 &t o'eEock
ks agEt tsoFntRg
No charge for tranGfeT Of Baggage Al 0hiexgs.--
sissplHg Cars are All night traina. Trains con-
Rect st Chicago with the trains the EaGfsrn lue8
FACTS FOB STOCK SHIPPERS
Stoc& leaving Aarengo 1t 60 r. H. arrives At
Chiesgs al B. 90 tbs next morning. In time for the
early Asrksts and Stock trains Of the EaStsrn linsK
The whole time eansurn ed at ths Mississippi Riv-
er aos& nos exceed twenty EalnHtsa. There Is 10
change Of cars, No feFFtaEs OF delay
The opening Of the IA. q n a r. to Marenzo.
enables parties driving stock from Dez Dimes and
other poinfs In Central and Western Iowa, (befGFe
considered equally distant from the different roads
to s2ys three days driving and from 10 10 20 heuEl
On the eass over zly 0fhEf route.
Stock win be asliEsrd 10 any Of the aisEens yards
at Chieago,
The NJ b n T. r. is nos being extended vest Of
AsFeaao, and fast as complstea stsck trains will
BE run to the end Of the sra<k.
HYeFy facility for the conv eaIs snt hhipmens Of Cat
tie Ffetghts as low as via any Other route and no.
psaaa spared 10 render IL the aess aesrESas roGse
fEom IswA 10 Chicago.
TH20UaH TICKETS TO all principal points In the
United states and CanAass, By ali routes, can Be
procured st Wzsaingtan, Iowa City sRd Axrshge.
JOHN r. TRACT,
Geal Freight and TczsS Agent.
January l, 1859, 'H
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05

&1 The haighs d poIissuesa i, passing
sFound on she opposite aide ID . lady 30
Avosd stepping On hsx shaisw. NJ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05

soW OPEN 10 oTTuawA, FIFTY NILES.
FagtA<y Wsss tAaa s@g OsAsr Rasvoa& 10 Ioxa
In oonnction With The
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON = QUINCY RAILgoAn
SAorfeaf, Q4aekess Sad Beat Ro~is
TO Chlesgos New York, bostoa, RnIlA6elpAI& and
Baltimore; to Eeoknk 81. Louis and Cincinnati
and 90 all pstnts In Eitnais indiana, Michgan, oAia
and Canada.
rwo Trains Daily issvs Ana arrive Sundays ex-
cspsedl as Roliaws.
LEAVE oTruMwA. AanrvK AT CHICAGO
rs Is ''''&Sa' DR . M sIs s:Is ''sIaSs' ? "a
EY~Csnnectiag 1t aaIsasargA via tha Northern
Gross Railroad for Qnincy; 1t Asndo&a with the
Illinois Central Rsirosd, fer 6alsaa and Dunl ID
and ST Louis and Cairo, at Burlington with fast
sailing Packets for st. Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
RS~Through to New York In IS hours Paxsen-
SsFs leaving CouheiI Blnzs, morning. and evening
taking this route, via arrive il Chicago or ST. Loa
rDnts, and in ample time to CONNECT With the gra3s
EAateEn and Southern LInsa
Bay geuF Tickets via Western stage Company 10
ofH1wa, whore yoa can buy your Tickets u the
baFlln8soa No. Railroad Ticket o1aee, te ALL
POINTS, East and South
TO SHIPPERS OP STOCK
Stock Trains viii run regularly, leaving daily,
Sundays excepted These Trains have all th FiRhta
ai Passenger Trains, thus iasuring despatch and
consequently avoiding all those vsKstiouk delays
that are constantly occurring on other routes
KSw STOCK pens have been hailt on both aides Of
thu Mississippi c!oss BY the Fsrry and DFov era w
Ana there every thing they coale wiah for the ar-
coanmodation OF their stsak
Through contracts giysa ts Chiezgs-
JOHN g. READ
Vice President and sapsrintsndsnk
D. RKMICK Gsn. Eat&zn Agent
Darlington Feb 2s. 1851 IL
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE ), 1851.

KS. u. RETTTEatLL b Co, fTs Nassau 81
Nsw Tes& assa 10 stAss g.. Bostan, ase eur aasAss
tssd AssaAa 10 resolve AdysTslsng fer this papsss
II JoS, CoE Co, are ansharIxs8 Agents Ter
New Yesk ana Ehi!&aaipAiss
IFS. D ASAgss ls saF aAsaerizsd Agsnt aes
!. Is &Gs. are oar sasasrsssd Assaaa
Es r hsvxps, 10 ear autAartssa Agent sos
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05

FoR walr ARK WE rteHrrNsg

Fer lssese tslsgrsphia nsws,, sse third
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05

CHAP. u.--An Scs To amsna Ehs fourth Esesfau cd
the sct foT aha Admission u Oregon into tbs Un-
lou, so as 10 extend the time for ssfectiEx saEs
Springs and contiguous Lands IN anreson, =.
Be II enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States of
America in Coa9ress assembled, That the
time fer selecting the salt springs and
contiguous lands, according to the provis-
ions of the fourth section Of the act enti-
tied San act for the admissun OF Oregon
into the Union, - approved February four
teenth, eighteen hundred and 6fty- nine,
be extended to any time within three years
from the passage Of this act, anything in
said section to the contrrry notwithstand-
ifg. r.. -
APPRazKn Rheanahar II 1870
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05

$3.50 An3 ksx Nas AazzassisA VI &Azasaa an-
Whereas the people Of the Territory OF
kAnsas, by shais Representatives lin
Oonvensaon assembled, nj Wyaaaetl, in
raid Territory, on the tweasy rninsh day
ck July, one thousand eight hundred
and ffty- nine, did form foF themselves
constitution and State govsrnsaens.
republicsn iH form, whiah was raxsfsd
and adopted By tbs psopls "a an slsckscs
held for that purpose on Tuesday tho
fourth day of October, one thousand
hundred And hfsy rhine. md shs saia
Convention has, fn shszF aazAa and be-
hall. asked ths Congress af ne Unissd
ssases 70 admit the said Isss1tary into
the Union ~ State, co id squxl foot
ing With the other ssssaa Hksrefcrs
D. u sssacssd by 1ha Sessase asd HossssI
of Rsprassatassr@ af sAx uss&ed Eatssl
gf AsasrSce In Congress asswszbSsd, That
the State 0f Kansas shall bs. aanfl D hars.
by declared 10 be, one nf On t5aised Nsasssl
81 Amsri6@, and sdnittsd fseo shs Usipn]
an IN eqaal fo9ting wikk sAs orixiaal
States In ail respects whwteyse. And che
ssid State shsll so11sfok al MI the fesritorv
inclnded within TIA followinx fsosndsriss.
to-wis: bsgiaainx - poisE = - vsss-
srn boundary II - etats sf Missouxi,
where she thirt3 p6RalEsl x nofsk
iatftule coee1 - sGznss iIss wsss
On snid pafellsl ID - - -. 80 nsui-
dim a Ioseispte usutf frqn gertiurinn I
khznoe north un neid II 1isn II shS for&1l
kistA paxxllA III la3lt ! - 4,
Bo26 Dokn1lS4 - - n - ~ - - ~
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gsAE. V.~~AA As fs2kans &RpgusxsAaas Asg sas
support Of the Military AeaAezay fcg TIE Ksay
saafns sAe xhigsasfh " Saass alsAsssa assas u
& aaa saxsS-Swa. - !
Be5 enacted ky the Ssazse assd Hossse
Of Representatives. gf Ets Unised Ssufes og
dsssssca " CsHgvsas azsssnsblsd, TAaa shs
following sszns has and he sana axs hare.
hys approprlated, OF of any monsy Ii
The Trasury NOS Otherwise approprissek.
for fhs support II Vie Military Acadanay
for ths ysaR saadins he thirssssh IL Inns,
siEhesa husdrsd md sixiy-tws.
Far p4y 6 o1icsrx. snstxucsars. esdata.
and nasioisns, 0ne handrsd ona seven-
ssez th0usand ons kanaxsd sasla ssysusy-
six aaiixs. 81 Sg'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
Grated Apple Trees that ayerag,

Seeding Apple Trees at three fourths the
price of grated trees. To obtain circumfsr-
cnce measurement is made six inches from
the ground.
N. B.-Most OF the trees that measure i've
inches in circumterence and upwards have
borne fruit.
Trees warranted to live one year to cash
customers. All kinds OF property taken in
exchange for trees. Grain, Store Hogs O.
Cattle, especially wanted.
Six months sime givsaat ten per cent intN :
est, with approved surety. Literal discount
made to dealers. Good Prairie Land taken
at fair prices. and liberal discount made Oh
I, ses 90 that they can 10 sold nj largo prsdte
Upea receipt Of N0stage NAmp, ] will send
o pamphlet that have published. treating
upon Fruit Culture in Northern Iowa, 'whisA
gives . full list Of prices. a1ns
March, 1851 !..B, DoaLfxf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03
0ADyERTlSING AGENTS IN :

ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST
LOUIS. IN essrs. KENNEDY 4 O'DoNocHuE
General Advertising, Collecting aud Com
mission Agents. As Olive street, st. Louis,
are our accredited Agents in that cit, and
they are authorised to receive Advertiser >nts
for Ne Plsiadsslsr, and collect bills for he
sne ~. MEAD, Pablishsr."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

General stage Office by w. A. DURHAM
North Side Main Street, near Steamboat
Landing, MeGregor Io,0u. This Honse has
been thoroughly repaired and newly fur
nished. Stages leave daily for all points
West. No pains will b spared to make
uestsconfortabls fn1.v2l