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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17
BASS & ED Mt.

STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
!. chants-Dea,crs in Agricultural Imrle-
ments and Seeds-Gencral Agents for the
q sale of Bickford & Huifman's Grain Drills.
Pitts Throshing Machines and Childs Pat
ent Tanning Mlls-All kinds of freight re
ceived and forwarded, Produce stored and
shinned on reasonable terms.
Warehouse fronting Public Square and
Levee, McCrcgor iowa, Nov. 18th 1860.
(66Gm)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17

THE carrier. dove removed afar
From where fond bosoms warmed it's breast,
Ne'er ycarneth more to break his bar,
Than yoarns my heart for homes sweet
And when at last is 'oosed his wing rest:
No svifter flies he to his nest,
Thar my fond apirit~wonh opsrr;ng
To be with home-ones ever blest,
The sun flower moves from east to west
To catch the suns unccasing ray,
The magnet turns as if in quest
OF polar relms so far away:
So turns this heart toward my sweet home,
With hope to reyel IN its smiles,
Yet trembling least it still must roam
Afar for many heightened miles.
TT.
Oh in the worlds keen arctic chill
Hemmed in by every iceberg soul,
My spirit longs to feel the thrill
OF homes warm billow DER it roll:
The breath of love there on me breathed
Would Sootle me as in heavenly bowers,
Ny brow would then once more be wrcathed
With garlands of unfading flowers.
~
How weary is my heart in ways
Where no sweet light OF kindred beams,
Where souls move on in clouded days.
Like ice flakes thick on winter streams;
0 life give hack the sunny hours,
That lit my childhood's lovely home,
Restore me to its fragrant bowers,
Aud thence never more will roam.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17
RECRUITS WANTED.

9 ths Wn sH vdnSoteF oGn E1%:a ::a'oaea "91r n It.
l..Louis No, for which purpose the under-
signed has opened 4 Recruiting Office at the
Eagle Exchange Hotel in New Oregon iowa,
whore recruits will be subsisted till they leave
for the seat OF war. Pay to commence as soon
as they are sworn into the service. The
al MS equipments and uniform are now all
ready and with the regiment at the place of
rendezvous. Able bodied men between the
ages of - and 45 years are earnestly invited
to come forward and enroll themselves in de-
fence of the Union and the Constitution.
J. w. HUMPHREY,
Recruiting Officer for the 9th Iowa
(n6y3t0 Regiment.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17

ITIcnUS as her CiIiG. making me her
equal in station. and vet T had no real
claim upon her. 1t was her own loving
heart that found its return in what
alone l could give, my gratitude and
Affection
when l Was nineteen years old 1
married, and in parting from me, my
bcneCactress gave new tokens of her
loving care. / Will Dot dwell upon nv
married lie, its grief is too recent. We
"e"t' my husband and myself, to Par
y: ana Tor two years Travelled through
Europe. len months ago, Mr., Has
tlnGs dled IN Florence OF malarious
le'e'' WAS IL! 'oF " very AonS !Il"e
''''i was VI 100" e''' no' III l"e KIN"
.c''o'' 1 c,' from "o'i'e' l. Iao no
'i!''' VI -1'S l'"l0l"J 'lo"'IeS, an"
"n1'i '9''0 eH H'e''''' 'i'0 u c'i'hSc the
a""rVs' oi net le''9rS' shc "io not say
,''''' '''0 ''"N' ''',' ''''''' - iea'e ner
''0i',er.''0 ,.r u0"i NOME "Nc'e SIlc liz"
',''''' i,'e 81 "'PPsS' No' ontll yeSeer
,''SS' "''0, l. ''"U'0 III I've" l. 'rA' "'a
'ee'i'e ."eie'S' A''''''i'''''" Oh ch'h5e
VI ''y lli' 'loS ploSPecVs' an" 1 came
=, '' '''i"'' = '''' '"''
49, ', -, " w."
49, r t:l,., Nl' "'o lily
','' OWN.
-Ny n"S'a'''' lci' me "ea''hy' ana 1
'''ii so'e mistress OF my property ; my
oeheiacIrcsS IS; L near, poor, Now
Judge If l have right to ask for a
statement OF her trouble.
Mr Curtis replied instantly, 'You
have every right, and l will meet Your
confidence with equal frankncss, hut
first you must allow me to insist upon
your having rest and refreshments
Nothing can be done before tomorrow,
and after tea 1 promise you all the in
formation which it is IN my power to
give YOU. Mrs. Curtis is in the draw
inr.room. VIII You allow me to present
you 2 and rising he offered his arm to
the lady.
Mrs Curtis, a tall. handsome lady,
received her husbands little rncst with
pleasure, ore sioht Of tie childish face
r;+h ;.a co., sno.:au o,1;,,;n. .an n,n
~. q ,,, " "
"''ii""'} "}'"P"'''''S' l. ',e ''"'"'' "'"
ever, added to tAc warmth OF her wei
come.
Mrs. Hastings, l feel like an old
friend, FOR YOU were nv sisters class
r,,+o !, +ho italian c,ass a. Dr 2f,n
'A''.' ~ ~ ,''0 ''''''''' N''''' ' ' D'"
az" 3 40 20" ''o' iV'io'l'o9r H'''Ie
Banks ?
And you are Sara. shall have 4
thousand oocst;ons 10 ask. but first I
,ons+ +ron,,1o M c,rt;s "a sco,k 70 tbe
,'",y | .1.au I:,, d,u g. 49,
h'0N'.''", anu 'c'' ','''' ~ '"'' A0' ''e
later IN the evening.
where are your trunks 2
AT the G. House,
ar Cp~t;s, call b;s 1,dv ,,,c7,;,,
r ,:,
- 40 J0'' on pai' u my "'oP''"'''e'
lnstant'yseAd!oT MIS- Hastings trunks.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17
8, TerricE,

Dealer in dry goods. groceries. clothing. .1eath
or shoomakcrs findings, hardware, iron
nails. glass. sash and putty. boots and shoes
salt, fish and provisions. vi kinds Of pro
dnce received in exchange for goods and
Ii 5ral prices given at his Cash and Bortcr
Store Now Oregon. Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17

Cars &c, &c, in style no5 to be surpassed IN
Ihis or any other market. Shop lst door
East ofthe Eagle Exchange, on Miles St.
Hides taken for work
New Oreson, Oct 30th 1861. [nDv3.I
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17
BLACKSMTTHING.

P. Tufin,
IA Fashionable tailor, at the lid record
81 er's efce, Decorah, Iowa All work
IL warranted to fit, and made in the most
fashionable style. Cutting done at short
notice and warranted to suit.
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.,SSraaen sic fiibn, i6 min antpprten !"

UOLNHSu wv tnY4lI w +pCu NlIttpUAISA'
ugtun benn, rlleiu 6rdulein, tpte lauSe 1T
e8 Der, baB Sie feinen 8rief ntebr ppn ST.
REM Gerlpbten erbalten haben ?"
vMeinem 8erlpbten? limb bite, ipen
perifeben Sie benn barunter ?" fra9te Suite
erfaunt.
v6errn 0ufap Mueultt, ben Sbnen Sbr
ielt9er Sater 3unt Gotten erfrr," " ertpteper~
te er.
Suite marb abpe9Ielnb b1eid uno ROTH,
une blidte i'm perwunbert, ia beitir5t an.
uBelde ipnberbare Sru9e ?" ftauluelte ite !;
vpober tpillen Sic. 2"
uS9 meiB allies, utein Srdulein; aud
fraete i9 nt9t nus nlatbntlisent Sitrlpib,
ipnDern Tim WiBperfduonilIe 3n beIeitt9en,
bon wel6en ptellet6t paS Slid unb bic 0fube.
zines eblen SerSen8 abbdusert. Sasen sic
mir inn Gertrauen, ruetn 6rdulein; tpie lan>
8e bat er Sbnen idpn nt9t mebr sei9rte<
ben ?"
.@ulfap (? = l1ub @5litd uno 91nbe eiae8
Men19en iteben auf bem Spiele ?" rtef ite
lebbaft unb nit lteiSenpem @rfaunen. OBie
lpG i'd bte8 Serlteben ?"
nOW oeleplpp[e Stet 0tll'ppIle" S1e H''l
tpte lan9e ?"
r@eft ie4s8ebn Sabren psiB i@ ni4ts
mebr bon t6m." 6
n9eit iedsse9n Sa4ren ? 1T e8 mUSli4 /?
llnb @te erinnern itd leiuer nod gu Suite
er9libte unb ibr 9tu9e tparo feudt; fte
ientte eS einen Mpment uno 14aute oann
tpteper 5n gSeb auf Der lie fprl4eno betrad-
tete. Limb ber 8rillanteni4nlud ben ieiue
SHUTTER Sbnen al8 9(nOeufen btnterlteB ?"
vWltr,. 5err 9Seb ? etnen 8rillantens
f4mud ?"
vSa, n1etn Trdulein, einen Sduud, Der
Sbnen gum 8ruut9eIdmeibe belfimnlt mar,
ben bic aerbenbe SHUTTER GUITARS Shnen
I6tdte ais elm 3ei4en, baB fte ben 8nno
iesne, ben einit Sbre @lterm fiir Die StnOer
9ei4Ipfen !"
(6OrtitsunS fclSt)
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@SSGfbtnDtprt SkcaberfO Of MEuftE,
2se ga. Stp. swtf&en 9. uitb TO- ctr.
Seben stadbmtta8 BON Itbr
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cetit6rtten gapeae.
Nlt Serabret@tsn Grrii6an8eu G&gattc an6 Spriftn Il
SCn Bet tefeu 0uatttat.
STOPS s 6enrA RpfenthaI. @iaenfhfrner
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Mtt jnao8e &ente.
DR.. Johnston,
Der etn8i8e Qtr3t, pflafr onseist.
$ a1ttmore- g es@pSptta1.
3ur ltnterbradun8 per 9uadiul6eret etobltrt,
Der etu3t8e Yfab tn Der g8eIt, pp iiAsre,
-Mnelle rnn nritnnlilhe Ritretf Isl

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de- RatBfe &eoera9lagcnbstts 8erFanoeSl6WGGe 9er3-
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gcbemn ewobnbi item br 1tn6 pele f6ren 0ber aefSBt-
he ltuo ul8 CT Streen@eas ben eIisrten Se$ nlSeS,
trtrlu anS ean it aeg ge6elt merSen bre oSraenbeR
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bic @be nHnB3I maden u,S tuEesbtn aSrpesnb Gan 8v
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aDer abes iG Is aueusr l We 3ra bt GtsesErs eet
bfen Dfrtpen trb bg F& ta&n 2a&een tFetea ale trs
Dener BE ba Ietle nt Huserben wrteH bue& frhsen G
nus BITE Berbaurnes Gsrsatrgs etf@3t unthss rA
ettgtgen grdfte nGrns&ses. ~ @t So.
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eaneen irb,
By Offttt; 90, 7 SaA- Grsbesttd dtfRtsagges,
febett f9Irers ppa 0altEmpreRses 5Rli6e Sette,
bic Stwfess Himaaf.
afGn merle @ Ssaen unb ansnREaeg, ber &aIStnse
trugce Ra&sabe tuEtietfns Hnt eetGgnIs Gaa8faI
S5ubftder Sttetwt&fr Srassarttuegs gnh eapsnSrsg
nsnnsn tie rtgtIass aere ab lanerv sresFSes Se1 Re.
SphnfpnS Ruf tn bes R6be,
88 &at grsft maEeH esnea $685. ha@p sahSSitsas
GtnF Seflun8 tn 2 TaSest suaeIsdert.
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0xsai btmatpter aGttseteeas.
gDbn 8aDer's


&npttDl 6tI- 0arten,
arilten s, nnb 6. unb 81 unb 9 Ctr. @aItneton q.
Dieier elm gdn5es square umiafbe @arten nu6 bic oar
beftnode gBtrtbf9ait wirb bernt ilter @eriHerne Ell
sueu uno biai9en gebenl1s benz gGtIfrm tssns eipr
en-. -@ 5# Il 3sHN
MS- SeDen Wtpntas Nbetb
GOtt3ert isft1 &0HsumteF 0AGtmua
MB- &eiienbe ftttben etn eueS 9csi8.
Der Better bat 60 @ sur sIafSabe eentat bic i6n See
renssit urtsbeuon iteen nuo ebt omt eiuem freHnb
5ela9 enlgssen. -
SpSes 85g9 SOGn y aisr.
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(s;opertt,rtent (Sl0tntsSofffcc.

$40. 20 geftzSabettefraSe, na6e ct. Yaulirase.
YenlIcnen, 8pnntYs@elber .c. &c.
sranfe pber pertpunbete @olbateu, tpel9e enttafen
nurben 't-
iripie Gtttpen nnb @ailen BON Gclbateu,
bic i'm 0ienfe seftprben finb, tSunen i9re Gnrri&e
I4nelfens beprst erbalten Bel
Ott17g Bm. 8. Sill.
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ERttSItee ees fSusi&en GpltssRs bes SDnnbS IN spnS
@r6ourter etneS bfs erfen ebla&ea GSueenSs GtGSs
S r ben 6Sbten &t ret eebens ln tn 5pfpEtdeFE spa
Xrnpr pdrts ybIaosIPbia neanberta tabn uebsa& kes
etnge eer muRbeGfEtn SetLRuesn upte benen ke o.
t@te bF Nebttn pes uutapIIst aesbenb b 0pstnfss
eH Hert6ft.a Hnh GnbersS REsnSbsa Ittssn fs y. G
ht b pl6s%en @rauf@en So ebg sf9Teen, he tH U eSs
satn bet eertassa 9ItRsesen 70, SFten 60
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9io. 398 WfarSlamb 2lD., rn6e bem Gdpito
9teies bettn YnbIttur fl telet S0uS nit bem attiee
Snrten bet 6frGnn,eea unO tbIsn EasalOn tit In 0le
enen GHetItn seriaSnert ub Serteert un6 o tent sr
pfrblrn
SSMi22sN SObn8ed GiecnthiYter
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ioIde 0ebeae utb nnatre @eiR IHc &1rper ser6tcNoe
be Mrbeif bic GeeaI@o uub bic @te unfdBs maebe 2et
eeIGW6dt baber.
Sier f6 einge bet traur8en unt Bea9e5pe9e SClgen
frIben Gepo6nEeten beS 2aerSt SdbW6e tn Muoe nno
ben @eber1, @HsslLtn 2rpie gpSde oes gstdtS geEll
IInDrsume ber erSaunr98 Cr9ane, ng3nsirs enfrdfu'
Ssnnntcre ber GpDtubue5t.
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Die SicIe EIenbe Wee uSersuo Der tssteu tebee4n SAT
4, bieSer WnltoI fur tprbe un6 bic asn9e p9er pt
Sr,tler Operuttpns eeIe Dr. Scbncn 9u8iabrte nb bent
6is AeungB e riee aosre erlone beipobne
pppo beS g6lnm ;u ieberboen MtoIeH Anertdtet mrro
rnb enbli ie Sf olS gbree 1t 8esu0 auf @teratter
@spiIenbaftafstt, Fnb 2ebepb cine biarbeabe @eTdB
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ge areddem g8trFnassn bes aaRerS 'tO ieBr an rten
gerIn be8 eSa6e8, 8erUtrrr9 est Oeeu, @eDridte be
etfte8trGfte bS 4bunsen, @bnei9une pp ber Geen6ot
@ut mad @inIamte Dtibraaen 9e9en @ ielEh 5urStanfs
G. fnb eiriae ber idDltuuneu S0l0eu.
Eaunoe bon YerlOneu eoen tsrs f6nNen st 6elrtaest
aus welder nae tbre @enbbe ebnnt, lie TIRE ra oerlte
rem idwads tlaS, nerpS$ nl6 ab9eeArt Wereen nbe e Elm
eaerbimlde @rideurtg nm bic Inser, ben Srsten ae
Gn5eiGen eer Gu8sebr1n8 pabet
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BeteE Glnlneridl'a
European Hotel,

&de Der II. Str. unb %ennIbEr0nia III
DteIe8 i'm GentreIpuutt bet BmnbeSboup0bt 0sIepers
allen 1ecuemIiGFeiten nnb elmer pOrrefen 8ar itb s
an8eerlste Sats 1T allen @el%dsEenten itre BEN rsenb
ptbIttmn bisrn1it beHen6 emrfobIeii. M WrDtI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-20

two and the Consul at Pictou (Nova SEQ
tia shall receive a salary of fifteen hundred
dollars, to commence on the first day of
January, eighteen hundred and sixty-two :;
and the Salary of the Consul at Swatow
shall be thirty-fve hundred dollars, to COM
mence on the twenty-hrs day of Septem-
ber eighteen hundred and sixty and the
Consul at Port Mahon shall receive a salary
of fifteen hundred dollars Provided, That
all consular officers whose respective sala-
ries exceed one thousand dollars per annum
shall be subj ct to the provisions ofthe fifth
section of the act to regulate diplomatic and
consular systems of the United States, ap-
proved August eighteen, eighteen hundred
and fifty-six; and their respective Consul
lates shall be included in schedule B, of the
list of salaried Consnlates AHd provided
further, That no appointment of Consuls
shall hereafter be made, nor the compensa-
ton of Consuls raised, under the act Of Au-
gust two, eighteen hundred and sixty-One,
except to the places herein mentioned. And
the Consul at New Castle upon-Tyne shall
receive a;salsry effiteen hundred dollars per
sunum, commencing on the first day of
January. eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
For Interpreters to the Consulates in
China, four thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries of the marshals for the Con
suIar Courts in japan, China, Siam, and
Turkey, seven thousand dollars.
For rent of prisons for American con
victs in Japan, China, Siam, and Turkey,
and for wages of the keepers of the same,
nine thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted That
the following sums be and the same are
hereby appropriated for the service of the
year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, namely:
For compensation and increased salaries
to sundry Consuls, under the act of second
August, eighteen hundred and sixty-one,
ffty-four thousand one hundred and eleven
dollars and ninety-seven cents.
To meet an extraordinary emergency
which has arisen in bringing from Sidney,
New South Wales, eight seamen, belonging
to the ship "Junior," charged with the
crimes of mutiny and murder, a guard of
seven men, and also eleven of the crew as
fifteen thousand aud seven dol
lars and ninety-two cents, or go much there
Of as may be just aud fair; said sum to be
expended under the direction Of the Secre-
tary of State.
Approved, February 4, 1862.
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TPUBL1c-No. I61

[
AN ACT authorizing the Secretary of the
Interior to strike from the pension rolls
the names of such persons as have taken
up arms against the Government, or who
may have in any manner encouraged the
rebels.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca, an Congress assembled, That the Secretary
of the Interior be and he is hereby autho-
rized a. directed to strike from the pen
sion rolls the names of all such persons as
have or may hereafter take up arms against
the Government of the United States or
who have in any manner encouraged the
rebels or manifested sympathy with their
cause. .
Approved, February 4. 1862.
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Advertisements published in both the
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charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 20
cents for each insertioni over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81; without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty oeuts
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of ST. so for
each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
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To every man who desires TO bestow bis insurance
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al the head Of its profession; tDiie 10 srotUe pTao
teal and frselass business system Of local agencies s
not eDcslIed by any similar cOTporati0N IN be tg0rld
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REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

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amounting to So or less must
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AS it has long been in constant use throughout
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

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nsmThe Plants aud Herbs Of which these Pills
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ieo Get the Almanac of our Agent, and you Will
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