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The national Republican., 1862-02-15
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

u. o. LAo oTkAAkh IhILADkLPHIA,
on Roanoke Island. Feb. ., 1852.
Hon. Gideon WClIes, Secretary of Ute Nauy:
Sir: Roanoke Island Ia ours. It's military au.
thurities struck to us yesterday. Their means
of defence were truly formidable, and they
were used with Il determination worthy of 4
better cause. They consisted Of the elaborate.
.ly constructed works, mounting. together,
twenty two heavy guns, three OF them being
lOO.pOunder rifles; four other batteries, mount.
ing together twenty guns, large portion of
them being also of large calibre. and some Of
them raed; eight steamers, mounting tw0guns
each, and each having 4 rifed gun with the
diamet ter Of a "a. FOUNDER; y prolonged obsiruc.
tion of sunken vessels and piles TO thwart our
advance; and, altogether, Il body of men mum.
boring scarcely less than Ave thousand, Of
whom three thousand are now prisoners.
The fshtlng commenced ON the morning uf
the 7th instant, At about eleven O'Clock, and
WAS continued until dark. The following morn.
Ing it was renewed At au early hour, and IL
lasted until we'll in the afternoon, when, by 4
bold charge Of our arms. the rebel flag was
made to sucCunb, aud our own was hOisled
evsry where on the island in its place.
No attack could have been more completely
successful, and IL was carried out precisely IN
accordance with the arrangements made be.
fore the expedition left Hatteras Inlet.
am, very respectfully, your obedient ser.
yAnt, l.. M. GULDsBORrGH.
The national Republican., 1862-02-15
A r RETAIL FOR 10 DAYS ONLY.
The Large Stock Of
First Class Prescott Revolver

Of finch apd inch barrel superior in every respect
to any other pistol INTRODUCED comprising
SrRENG III, GENriLlTY, ACTION ECON.
ONY;
or in other words containing all the Exeelences Of
O II q, Smith Wesson's, Allen Wheloo's Pistols,
c0Doc nrated IN Instrument, thereby mating this
i.tol the most formidable weapon EVER offered for
sale.
Also, . very fine a sortment oil Gold and Silver
watches, imported By Fellows Co, N. II Maiden
Lane. N. ", expressly for the City Retail Trade
Also, tie anett assortment 0t Gents and Ladies'
P.s:;nE G:ss' ever offered in this eountryto the
AIsO 800 900 Cartridges offered 10 the Retail Trade,
d. < STARKwEATHER,.
feb l0-1m* $50 l'eih. sYcnde, UP stairs
The national Republican., 1862-02-15
RI J. Q. MCGUIRE q co., Asctionssrs.

RI j. Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionssrs.
1xUM1pS MLe OF NEA1 TWOSTORY FRAME
DWELlN0. HONSB ON fENTN STRIST WEgT
bhTWkANN AND STRAxTS NORTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, February a.,h, 4,
oeloct, on the premhes. by viitue Of ! deed Of
LiberJ A. g.. No 2oe folios 81, 60, one Of he land
ne Ute 10 parts Of Lots numt cred 2i and ~, in
t,ontiag IS feeti inch on Tenth street west between
= y snd y e'ret1 north, running back 1870 feet 70
soifLyiset siiey, together w!th the improvements,
Dwelling Mouse. with . back building
Tcrns-Ooe third ossh, the remainder in six and
trust on the premises.
JAS. II. sHEKELL,
Trustee.
JanSi-sswSos lStarI Auotioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-15

~ Notice -Sabbath School FestivaI.-
Tlls Sabbath School connected with the Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold Q Festival at
frsnklin Hall, corner Of Ninth and streets, con-
mcncing % Tuesday, iith instant, snd continuing
duriog tho week. Full Brass Band In attendance.
A pleasant time is anticipated
~ Adnis'ou. is centa feb 1o-iw
The national Republican., 1862-02-15

~ Rev. Thonas II. Btoc kt0n, d. D.,
will BY Divise psimsion, preach 10 the Hall Of the
House OF Representatives, tomorrow Sunday At
eleven O'Clock. feb Is
The national Republican., 1862-02-15
AUCTION SALES.
This Davs

pY aAEkH 4 WILLiAms, Auetiou,.,,,
u No. &c Seventh and streets
SAFE or HOCJEHOLD ITRSHURs, FANCY
GOODS, WAGOkS, lGGy. CIfFkyh
AND BUTTER, ATACCT1ON
On SATURDAY, 'he 18th ir stnnt at 10 O'Clock nj
m We thall sell, at our Auction Room, The follow
l 4 goods, viz: " '~'"
Mahogany Bofas. Chsifs, and Tables
Drs,npg and other bureaus
Wardrobee, wasbs ends and Chairs
Feather Beds, Hair and other Mattresses
Carpets. MATING, and = Oycs
China, 9lsss, Snd CrOckeTy Were
A large lot of Fancy Goods
One Covered Spring " agOn
One Furniture Car
Ten bsrr,s Eggs
Fifteen hundred weigh, Cheese and Butter,
And many other articles too numerous 10 emu.
mefate. w VIZ"
..,, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
No Id lStarI Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-15
CLUBS FOR THE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN TO SOLDIERS.
APAPER THAT EVERY SOLDIER SHOULI
HAVE

We have been induced to offer our daily pa.
per to soldiers, who shall form clubs, al tho
following low rates
l copy, months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
copies, 4 months. hs.................. 600
10 copies, moaths. s..................IO 1000
All over ten copies, at the rate Of ono dollar
per copy for four month";
- The names must always be accompanied
with the money.
- Write the names distinctly, aud give
the company and the number Of the regiment.
- The papers will bs mailed to one name,
or the uames will be written separately, If de
sired
The national Republican., 1862-02-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
. --LATEST FROM Tine .
BURNSIDE ExPEDITlONa
The Rebel .s'acy Bssrssesi.

THREE THOUSAND PAssoNEss 1AYEl
The national Republican., 1862-02-15
ID OYS WANTkD;

ROYs WANTED; ,,,-
Several Boys wanted to
LEARN IHE BAKERY BUSINESS
Must come well reoonm nd.l. Inquire of RsesI
n Co., No. % Four and . half street.
AltO, Good Baker wanted. feb l5-lts
The national Republican., 1862-02-15

Several bills were advanced one stage.
The joint resolution Of the Senate in relation
to the employment Of a sienOgrapher for the
joint COMMITTEES on the conduct Of tho war, be.
ing before the House, \ long debate sprang up
on the subject of the Bull Run battle, pariici.
pated In by Messrs. Wickliffe, Of Kentucky,
Lovejoy. Of Illinois, Blair, of Missouri, Covode,
of Pennsylvania. and others.
The House then adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-02-15

WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18
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[ Il Z n E W Y EAR GIF 7,

Run to the door quick, Katie. Bless
me, he cannot have come yet 7
"A note, Miss Julia
The beauty read it eagerly, then
threw it with an angry toss upon the
table.
tHov provoking ? she mutterel.
Frank has been taken i'll with a vio-
lent headache. Just now, of all times
in the world. My dress hurried for
nothing,'-a satin robe, richly embroid-
cred, lay in q recess-'and this is the
first ball Of the season.
There, Katie, put away the car.drops,
and undo my hair. Isn't it ridiculous,
mother, to disappoint me 50, just for
a slight headache :? And her checks
reddcned with two angry spots. 4 de-
clare, if he had only proposed, I would
60 yet.
but if he is sick, daughter
Sick ! Nonsense. He is scheme
er I do believe he is trying me in
some way. Anybody but Frank should
rue it +; but have too much respect for
his property to afFront him now. Well,
I suppose must stay at home but the
idea is so ridiculous. am really angry
| with him.
Katie unbranded and uncurled with
trembling fingers. 1t was new lesson
in life, this fashionable affection Of the
heart, this love for the purse, instead
Of the person-she could not understand
it For long time she sat musing
upon it before the fire, IN the pleasant,
tidy kitchen.
Ia il was an orphan. She had wept
bitter tears above the dying forms of
both father and mother. Nay, more ;
she had held both dying heads, upon
her bosom, and closed their eyes with
her own hands.
She was a girl Of rare natural tai
ents but hitherto undeveloped. Her
manners partook of the innocent sim
plicity of childhood but her heart and
brain those Of woman. She had been
nurtured in povery, yet it had been by
noble parents, who had taught her the
meaning of the word duty She was
humble and unassuming, yet possessed
a natural pride that would submit to
nothing dishonorable.
She was almost companion while
she was servant. Had her lot fallen
where she could have been rightly ap-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18

Special noticcs, loaded will be charged :,
ho rate Of S3 for every ten lines, for one in
ion.
- Positively no variance from the above
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18
Cards..
s~<IAS. c. TUCKER.
Atty, for Claimants, Bounty Land
and Pension Agent,
ASHINGTON CITY ......D. C.

To dsab,e Soldiers, Seamon and Marines
and Widows or other heris Of those who have
del or boon killed in the service. Pensions
proclraA for SOllers Soamen and Marines of
the present war, who arc disabled by reason
of wounds received or disease contracted
while in service and Pensions, Bounty Money
AMI arrears Of pay obtained for widows or
other heirs OF those who have died or been
killed while in service.
05- Boanty Land procured for services in
any of the other wars. ln9c3Vf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18
NEW OREGON HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA, APRIL IS 1862

preclated, she would have been taken
to the heart as daughter, by the right
Of nobility of character and gentleness
Of nature.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18
SADLER,
4 ~ o
Z sWOULO announce t. the public generally

sVOULD Announce to the public generally
" and his ftonls particularly, that having
Purchased tho Stand and The STOCK OF
GROCERIES, heretofore kept by MR.
GEORGE Eek that it is his purpose to keep
at ali times supply of such articles inclu
ding all Staple Groceries, Us the demands of
the country require. His motto is ready pay
and small profits, pretarring the nimble six
pe.ce TO tho slow shilling. Farm Produce
generality taken IN exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid
4 share of patronage respectfully solicited
, lVl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18
God bless you, noble Katie

My child, ny daughter,' murnurcd
Mrs. N: stroining the weeping GIRL to
her breast ; you have mothers bless
ing Dear Frank, she is worthy Of
YOU
Ofall who heard the news none we're
so surprised, SO indignant as Julia, the
proud and cold-hcarted, but ambitious
girl, when it was told her that little
Katie had given to Frank N.,-the rich
and coarted, whose fortu1e she had
once oved-a worry precious New Years
Gift,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18

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At Prcstonburg, and at Dra;nsyle, too,
The rehs some wondrous hiptaps threw,
Outstrpping by their tours de force
The Union Victors-foot and horse
But Of ali acrobatic foats,
Performed by Ch.valry's athletes
There's nothing that has equaled yet
The late Kentucky Somerset
When HELEN Jane the modest mss,
Declares tits very wrong to kiss,
really think that l see through it:
The lady, rightly understood,
Feels just as any Christian shoald,-
She'd rather suffer wrong than do it.
WHERE. TIE French LADIES
CARRY UMBRELLAs.-A German trav-
el:cr recently returned from Africa,
states that o wealthy Arab, residing
near the frontiers Of Morocco, lately
paid his first visit to Algiers. and was
present at a Ball. On his return home
he said to his wife what strange
creatures those French women are
Would you believe it ? they absolutely
carry an open umbrella under their
petticoats ?
Our Arabian friend would not have
had occasion to alter his opinion, we
opine, had he been at the ball q. tho
St. Nicholas hotel last week.
A three year old nephew of my friend !
had just finished his usual prayer ~
his mothers knee, when she saislf
Now, Willie, pray for grsnlfa tilef
and grandmother" lie did as dircJtcd
"And now for all the cousins" Ill
petition went for this class. ''And no
Willie, pray for the world said y
mother. Wearied out, perhaps by.t
length Of his exercises, he exclaifAel
Mamma, it's. just as much as I can
to Pray for our own lations.1
Babies are the tyrants of the wos
The Emperor must tread softly 5b1
sleeps. Mozart must hush his ua
requiem baby sleeps. Phidias i'm
drop his hammer and chisel-b}
sleeps. Demosthnes, be dumb-b6
sleeps!
Why is man searching iaua CO.. ! cru
in the ruins Of Pompeii IKE p \
standing on the bank Of . river
wistfully at the opposite si;as q
cause he wants to get across.
There are two classes of disappok
lovers those who are disappointed
fore marriage and the more unh
ones who are disappointed after it,
Men who cnaeavor to look fieroI
cultiyating. profuse whislers mn
hair-em-scaro EN- fellows,
MORTAR As a CEMENT-Thcs
tar"aeet, they say, is intended
ment the Union. Of course.
'son Of q gun" on those IN
will stick to the Union Ike =
VEnY TRrE.-A pronlisl
man may do very we'll, perhaps
paying one much bettor.
Jerrold says, that when o man
he is worth nothing, the world
takes him at his own valuation
tax-gatherer doesn't always.
Itis no misfortune to a MD
lady to lose her good No.
young man gives her a batt1
1t is not the quantity -
Of knowledge which d.
minds dignity.
There is q future for
the virtue to repent ando
atone.
The prctticst lining
a smiling face. S.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18

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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18
A. BR ADlSH,

Dealer in stoves and hardware, iron. nails
glass, sash, wooden and jappanned ware
table and pocket cutlery, mechanics tools
agricultural implements, and builders fur
nishing stock. Also manufacturer of al
kinds of copper, tin, and sheet iron ware
Particular attention paid to allkinds of OBJ
bing.
Three doors east of the Post Office, Deco
rah, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Patent
Medicines, Boots ana Shoes, School q, Books %!
Ware. Would respectfully announce to the
pulic in general that he has and will sell
for ready pay all the above articles cheap as
the cheapest. [n22v3m3l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18

so she will not come /; and he calls
for her so often-oh, it is cruel > and
the mother moved hastily through the
room, the splendor of which was dark
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18
ID @ e { 4 v
For The PLAlN DEALER.
ny FIRST BORN.


fFor the PLAIN DEALER !
ny FIRST BORN.
BY LIZZIE ".
Ny beautiful, my precious one,
Long, weary years have fed
Since whispering low, in gentlcst tones,
They told me thou vert dead =
That from earth's wearess and woe
Thou vast forever free,
To dwell in realms Of endless bliss
Throughout Eternity.
Al, well do remember then,
My deer, rebellous heart;
For hal fonlly dreamed, that thou
From me could never part
dd not think the God who gave
Could take thee at his will :
When, Ger my soul the dark wave rolled,
lie whispered, "peace, be still"
would not call thee back to earth,
Life is 50 fraught with pain;
And, though thou art lost to me,
Yet thou hast found eternal gain.
Up up, beyond the bright blue SKY
Mothinks | see thee now,
A Cherub's harp is in thy hand,
Crown upon thy brow.
".
LIES sorrow thou wilt never know.
Thou hast passed DER deaths cold stream;
Thy tiny footsteps wander now,
Amid the ''liying green"
So when earth'5 pilgrimage is DER,
And lfe's last tie is riven,
The God who took will then restore
Topart no more in heaven!
Vernon Springs, April End, 1862
THE yyITIEE4ING LEAF.
Oh, mark the wittered leaves that fall
In silence to the ground;
Upon the human heart they call,
And preach without Il sound.
They say, $50 passes mans brief year
To-day his green leaves wave;
Tomorrow changed by time and sore,
lie drops into the grave"
Let wisdom be our sole concern,
Since lifcs green days grow brief
And faith and heavenly life shall learn
4 lesson from the leaf.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18
NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER

Published every Friday at the plaindealcr
priating rooms Main Street, New Oregon
Howard county, Iowa. F. J. MEAD an
a. W. JONES proprietors.
-TERNS.-
Sin gle copies one year; IN 'dVance, 81 90
q & mo. | so
q" .' 12mo. 2 90
7, clubs Of ton. in advance. each 80
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-04-18
BLACKSMITHING.

PowEl & COVERT would inform -
tho public that they are ready at z,
all times to attend to all jobs in SzzsAA1ssss1l
their Line in q superior and workman-like
manner. Shop opposite the grist mill Ok
shoeing atteaded to on reasonableterms. IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-22

lJEHL$L1 1891 4EIo>. -. A1C 1ll~d~i~L Jll@tt
Inquirer says:-'' Paper is passing just IS free
" as specie, in ordinary commerce. And d
signal proof Of the fact is the alaccity with
which postage stamps are received as currency;
and even the promises to pay; in the form Of
tickets, in SUMS below dollar, issued by res
vaurant keepers and other small merchants. -
But how long can this t;t}th in paper last ?
That is the question which most concerns Us.
It will last no longer than the people may fee!
confident that what they take as currency will
pass as currency at its par value. Nothing
should be done, therefore, to destroy or impair
that confidence Hence there must be a pro
yor limitation Of the amount Of payer issued.
At the same time the specie in the country
should be, by some means, brought into gonor-
al and free circulation. The banks now hold q
very large amount. Can they not and should
they not be made to 0isburse il in fractional
parts Of dollar, for the purpose merely Of
caaoGo? Specie Is not exported, nor bought
and sold for speculation at home, in that form
It, then, the banks would convert their specie
Into small Change" and put it forth in chat
Shape, it would be retained in free local circu-
arloo: and relieve the financial distress that
HOW exists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-22

JOHN I. COOKIE.
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
e As CONSTANTLY on hand 3 large assort=
/ / mem Of FAMILY GROCERIES, consists
ing Of BACON. Of al kinds; FLOUR by the
barrel u smaller packages BUChWHEAT,
CJEEANI5, RALSINo, FRJNES, FIGS,
5AEDINIz::5, &c, &C., to which he invites :aa
attention Of customers. ny Is
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

PRovIDENcE.-We are apt to
believe in Providence so long as
we have our own way; but if
things go awry, then we think If
there is a God, he is in heaven,
and not on earth. The cricket
in the Spring builds his little
house in the meadow, and chirps
for joy, because all is going so
well with him. But when he
hears the sound of the pillow. a
few burrows of, and the thunder
of the oxen's tread, then the skies
begin to look dark, and his heart
fails him. The plow comes
crunching along, and turns his
yelling bottom side up, and as he
is rolling over and over, without
a home, his heart says, GO, the
foundations of the world are des-
troyed, and everything is going
to ruin!" But the husbandman,
who walks behind his pillow, sing
ing and whistling as he goes, does
he think the foundations of the
world n breaking up? Why,
he docs not so much az know
there was any house or cricket
there. He thinks Of the harvest
that is to follow the track of the
pillow; and the cricket too, if he
will but wait, will fad a thou
sand blades of grass where there
was but enc before, We are all
like the crickets. II anything
happens to overthrow our plans,
we think all is gone to suiu.--
Beeoher.