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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

Are rrenarel by an eminent and ski FIJI
physician who Iasused them successfully in
his practice !or tho last twenty live years. The
nronrctor. before purchasing the exc 'usire
right TO manufacture and sell r.. J. Bovee
Doas' Celebrated Imperial Win" Filters. had
them tested by two DISTINGUISHED medical
practoncr< who pronounced them valuable
remedy for disease.
Although tho medical men Of the country.
as &c craI thing d;sannrove Of patent Nedi-
c;nos. vet we do not hpi,crc that = rc$raacta-
bic phvsici8n can be found in tho United
States. acquainted with their medical prop"r-
ties. who VIII not highly anrrove DR.. j. 3D.
re Dn1s' Imppyirl Vine Filters
IN all newly settled places whore thnre is
always Il large quantity Of dHceyins timber
from which poisonous m'aSma is created,
thcse littcrS shold be used every morning
before breakfast
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
SlsD (1rGqcu l.}Iaja 1c2leG

p. SUGAR ETIPORtTOR
We would call the attention Of
orr farmers 70 this model i'm
,,,vo,.;, ,rn or
- 49,. c, 49,, r,,,,o
nc ~" P''V'S % "''V"' '''''' '''' ~
the uncertainty OF EcnUncraNnn
tor i2tor IL such pursuits, VIII
we hope lead the arriculturiStS OF
Eo,varI Cnn,tv 20 iuy,sfir,4o
41,;s ,,a+.o,. G,n,. bos,,o lcc,l;oy
-, :, -, ......
".,1'' ~, - ''>' >''''' Va = -
o'iitF o. 'Ae enterprise we AK
aware tNaI the culture ana 'h'AU'
tacturc q >2rSho has resulted IL
q partial failure il northern Iowa;
and r,r .,vo vnr,- r,,l rc,s,Ys.
=. -, .,,,. ,m 49,. !,,r
=,
>''''7' ~ l''i'' '''' w.,
crop aux ~''o we awe ''''A "
taclilucs ana experience II It's
Manufacture. Those draw backs
may be entirely avoided now; Is
bv nlaotinr Inc African inDlcr
,,.,;n,, VIII ,;,,a. !, any ,at;tnI,.
,,,,,o,.n oo.,,,,a,, n:,4 o,r, will
,,.hr, +ha rl:,o.o s,r,rh, will
,,.,.,,,.o ,,.;., ,,.o,l o,, J.,
49,, .,, =, :,
c 49,. ,..;,,,.. -.
.,,,rr,,4 o,nors : o.So,4.ol +, .
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

Printers materials are ''contar-
band" in St. Louis, by order OF
provost-marshal. So they are in
Austria.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
THESE BTTTERS


WAX only cure but Prevent Diseases
and N this respect are dnnblv valuable to the
person who may Use them. For
INCIplENT CONSUMPTION.
Wn,l Iunus In,,;re<,;o, D,sno,x;, D-so,S-
os ot the Nervous system Paralysis, Piles
ana Tor ali eases requiring Tonic
n. D.,l,' C,'o,,.ol VIVA D;..o,,
.l.,."',. '''' Nv :
-. j.s5 AgAI = y -
C,r S,re Throat 50 common ononr tho
C,crgv. thcv are tr1lv valuable.
Forte rrrd and in,irm. md for persons Of
q weak canStitu.ion-ror Ministers oft'o Cos
rcl. T.awycrs. and all nuhNc srraknrs--fnr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial II inc DittcrS!!

from al who have not used them. We chal-
.rnGe the wor tr produce thor equal
These Enters for the care of Weak St0mGris,
Genera! het''itp. md Tor P"r!' yng and En-
r'"h'ng the R0od are absolutely unsurpassed
hv any other remedy on earth. To be aSsur-
ed OF this It's only necessary to make the
trial. The Wlnc Itself is OF Il very superior
V1a'ity. being about one third stronger than
"th"r wines: warming and invigorating the
whtle system from the head to the feet As
hos" b!tterS are tonic and alter tive in their
rhnrnct r. so hey strengthen anl invigoratc
the whole ySt N and give fac ton" end
he7t3y action to all its parts by rGuaii2iuS
the c,cuia ION. removing distinctions. and
producing 4 general warmth Trey ara also
excellent for Diseases and WraknrSs r.cnl
ar to fEMALsS. where T.nic is rern'rei to
S'renotten G"d bra,c the >vtGm. No L~dv.
who Is subject to lassitnde and fAintneSsrs
should he without them, they are reviyifylng
in rhnir arr;rn
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
TVgNCiITS7'EP'.S
UYpDpuDapIIzTl
OR. ChurchiIi's Specific Remedy
FOR CDVSrlIpTTDN

Nervous Dc3litv, Scrofr'a, Dvsncra, Gr,n"itis e..
This IS the most wonderful curative agent known mrit-
cal sci pee II has ELECTED in nj CNlnp
ton ''rNP,RALLEn ANNALS NrpCINF." IN Ner-
yols Debility and Dyspepsia. the .pINTES may
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
G,;iTED EnnsIa ROOFING.

No article ever before introduced to
the public has cqualled the Liau1D GUT
TA-PErcuA for cohting TN or other roofs,
new or old. One gallon, costing s l,50,
VIII thoroughly coat from 200 to 300
feet Of roof and this coating will rem
der the roof perfectly waterproof. and
will last three times as long as white
lead or other paint. For covering roofs,
either new or old, we repeat, it has
no equal for durability and eheapness. and
we offer it to the public fully confident
of it's intrinsic excellence, and with n
warranty that it will do all that we
claim for it. Sold in barrels of forty gal
,Ons each, at a liberal discount to deal
ers. Address all orders to
READY ROOFING co.
u1,3. l2mos) % Cedar street New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

n AND FOR SALE.
~ 100 acres of choice Farm Land in How
ard Co Iowa. living one mile from Saratoga
and Ia { a mile from timber which will sell
cheap for breaking or stock.
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber
FIVE miles east of New Oregon, on the Deco
rah road. n16y3)
January g. 1862.
JOHN Who'll EHAN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

Come one Came al and SEQ with vonr
own ewes fl am not selling all kinds of
Ca';roes. Nndi s. Dem'ls Cloths &c. &c.
Chsaro~ then anv one in BUSINESS in this
part Gf Northern low. Also: Teas. Coffee.
Sugar and SPICE. fhr cash or barter. Al
kinds Of nro1ucc tax IN iychangc for goods,
and the highest market price paid
WANTED.
1000 bushels of ~hnat for which will nav
within - c's % NcGrcgor prices. and 500
bushels Of o0t- and corn. N exchange for
gool~ at tilo t|armarS nUN store n
Sr'lyile, Winnie HEX Go Iowa. f'Hc.
9th 1861. tn'l9m3)
J. J. EOCG.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
LIQUID.
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT.

For Coating Metals of all Kinds when ex
posed to the aston of the weather, and
For Preserving and Repairiag Metal Roofs
OF ALL KINDS.
This is the ONLY COMPOSITION Ey0wv which viii
resist extreme changes Of ali climates for any nrth Uf
time when applied to metals, to which II ahercs hlr
forming BODY equal three coats Of ordinary paint
much less, and will LAST THREE TtMESAS LONG; ani
from its elasticity is not injured h the contraction and
pansinn of and other METAL ROCI6, consequent up
sudden changes of the weather.
It will not in cold or run in weather, ami
will not wash off.
LEAKY TIN ana other METAL ROOFS can he readily
repaired with GITTTA PERClIA CEMENT, and prevented
from further corroson and leaking ENsURlNG A
PERFECTLY WATER TIGHT ROOF FOR MASviE
This Cement is peculiarly adapted fnr the preservation OF
Iron Iailng, Stoves, Ranges Safes Agricultural Imple
ments. &C. a.ao for general manutnct nres use.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
Gutt1 alerth1 Cement.

For preserving and repairing TIN and other METAL ROOFS Of
every description, from its great elasticity is not injured by
the contraction and expansion Of Metals, and will not
crack in cold in weather.
These materials ALL CLIMATES, and We
prepared to supply orders from anypart Of the country
short notice for Gutta Percla Roofing in rolls. ready
prepared for use, and Cntta Percha Cement in barre ls
with fell printed directions for application.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07
L I n X L L & L Y 0 Y
SEWINGNACHINE CO.
53S Broadway, New York.

NO person who contnmNlatc8 purchasing SEWN" Ma
~ chine for family mannfactrin, purp 500, should fail
send for of Circulars, which cgn1ns cuts and
full descriptions Of he several styles. prices and Samples Of
worn! all u which send by mail free. We claim to have
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-07

We willmakn liberia, and satisfactory .r-
ran.cr,ont> with responsible parties who
would like to establish themselves in u III
erative and permanent business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
We can give abundant proof of all We
claim in favor of our Improved Roofing Ma
terials' having applied t EN- to several theu-
sand Roofs in New York City and vicinity.
JOHNS 4 CROSLEY,
SOLE MANUFACTURES.
Wholesale Warehouse IS William Street
Corner Of Liberty Street. NEW YORK.
Full descriptive Circulars and Prices vii, Re furnished -
pp&satisa. a.. ~
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
3 1oiJ11erd II 1mes .aas lgTeao .Yonh. haaI
TIE Boston Journals d eai1 York; corr es


pondent asritessi jh .. eoa a:iassgqeo slt3H ;
The times iheNew York are 1eeryn haSd. /
was tnou4. 1T that we had spasiied} }tssth htns Yad
iaat the force io the CRISIS had spent itseiy; but
it now seems that We nave lower depth to
souch, and a new gale is to blow over Us. New
en- barr;tsStfier}t ard financial troubles are to
test the 81 nength of men and firms who have not
gone eunder. lhe contest between the banks and
the government promises the worst results, and
like the caterpillar, worm and locust, of which
the prophet speaks, the one following the 9TH
er till the earth bea,ame scared as a blasted
heatR--so the rebeliion, the commercial ndis.
tress, the general ruin, the, war fever, have
been followed by financial quarret quite uti-
expected aud nearly ruinous. A large com
inittce OF the banks has been chosen To g. 10
w ashrnston snd see it sohe arrangements can
be made with Mr.. Chase. AS it nov IS, no
man Tell where he stands.
Failures aud changes Of business are Constant
Mem Who ho4d rea estate1r1itst ~tro+d on, pay
taxes, lose interest," or iose all. lang e hous
went Down last. week. "A 5otrie4ld .ofttoe Hrnl
III the store after the failure, bpt DID not
know ol the q s.ster. w hat does your store
reut for e was the question put to one OF the
firm. 'It CAN bs had for $4,000 We have PAID
S12,tOO." but are you to leave the store
with such reduction of rent E ANY esun,
would be large one for. US to. pay row" was
the sad reply. Could the reverses chat have
attended this wicked rebellion be mapped odt,
the change OF cundthr, the breaking up Of
families, the commercial rum, the whlrlwiid
OF deso!ation that has borne away the hopes,
the fortunes and com forts of thousands. the
sudden reverseS, the gloom, the woe aud the
broken hearts that have hidden from the gaze
oi ths world in an unti,nely grave, We would
start back appalled,. r .~
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
LIN oo1aps Cabin ct.


This must be picked set. Secretary Cam
eron has been obliged to retire before his first
year w;as1out because or the de lection OF stupan
dous frands by which he and his friends are
said ta have pocke,ed 1niHisers andnnw ue4t.t !,
that ass,s Hss 80 tAloN Ibs slseh1uAsisa
says.--.a4,s. <a.g ta f.asf.s. - ~: ,5s ..t
Ii 1Ielles, Li.4pin's Secretary f tie Navy, i
N trnnhle lie gave b u rs brother IL
INV, MF. Murgnn, Of Nev York, for the pur
6haSe ot vessels for The Port Rby.I INA Burn
side fleets, BY ich ne realized m vp nol7til>
3S9olOoo.a fie' or SOME OF his 'conit'ants ueio
s',tinipedet:t ss1 to- bt.ast9utha has good ior'ne
wnic At oisce Es@irr e r31 the envy snd n.tI.gni
y 4t sae resi- ni the cretv, y "9a5 .s<t ,net
With The sat1.e gt'}d luck. Ihe ID = 4a~ Leen.
brought before C,n3rts<, 2nd Weies has %. eli
compelled 10 explain and admit the facts. Muc.
gan received no direct com p4nSatiun from the
Governn1e4it- 10 per cent cojnnlissiun
from the sellers Of the vessels, thereby making
it his interest 20 give the largest possible price
IN every case. 'WtTes pr1tends Tint his Ct
was tie public gnod. lie kt.e~ Morgan t., he
honest, though he was his brother in la.-and
Thought him better able u circumveut The New
York ropnes than any of the officers OF the Ma
w. Weiies will have to walk--not for his or
his brother in laws rognery--but for being de
tected
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
Let Ie1s be Patient.
The Nashville Christian Advocate, of the !

The Nashville Christian Advocate, Of the
10th ult., says: =
s.The Confederate people mus: view the or.
dea, they are passing through il, It's true light.
lfihey be patient under i.y Foreign nations
may interfere, but cur losses, self detia!s, lrb
nlations, and suffering, are not ended yet, and
Our people might seIi max e op stheirsn1inds
to lt--a5e, tkey have made mp their minds to
iJ. Let the war end soon late, they will
never stop snort Of whatsthey set cut fur-in
dependence, politically, socially and commer-
ciai.y. The Ohio il the Vest and the Susque
hanna in the East, will be the boundary line
the North. Sufferings preclude glory
This is the natural order. That which is got
easily, is Lightly esteemed, and readily parted
with. w e all thought we were ready for in
dependence and peace year ago, but suisse
quent events have convinced most Of us that
we we're not. Providence is not providing for
a mushi DOM nation in the. Confede ate States.
Great principles willdbe represented and con :;
served by the Confederate States. Our mis-
sion will be as distinct and peculiar, as it will
be o high one. Certain agencies must act up.
on US, einating foreign and compacting the
the domestic enemes.f The Heterogeneous mass
must be wofk fked into a homogeneous one. New
channels of1trade and Of sentiment must be
dug out. New ideas must, petmeate. the pub
lie mind. All this requires time ard a severe
crucible. Jonah's gourd may grow up III, a
right and perish In a night. Not SO a nation
that is to stand, and to, act and be acted upon
by otner nations without being absorbed q or.
losing its individuality" :
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
The Military Forces OF Virginia.

3 The communication sent to the General As
sembly few days ago by Gov. Letcher, land
read,ih Secret session, upon the aHim portant
subjeetot raising and organizing VHigginiaiis Il gapo
ia oftrooPs for the war led e the appoint
ment Of a joint committees, which has since
been iaborionsly engaged in preparing a sUii
embodying the suggestions not only off the
State ,ExecutiYe, but of the SECRETARY, OF War
The commitmtee # Friday reported bill proSyid
ces, and enrolling Che same, with a view to 9
geiieral draft! ilo e ? tfta7n7 sAi <so.s 1ta5
H Tie lDispatoh says: zqa'A, ~ '~44 .s'Hia4 .
721 We Understand that It, includes the volun-
EteeF's now athe field, as we'll as she miltie.
and isaquiteastringent,i in its provisions. u Lists
of all persons Of military age are 10 be taken
down by civi! officers delegated for the pur,
rsse, and any one Who fails to report himself
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
TIE Lincoln 4Conanaassioas to the -South.

u lnforfnat ation In POSSESSION enables re-
Esys the pubic aprehensioR that the commission
ers appo!nfed BY the Lincon Gpyerpmen; To visit
the military lrisners Of lie South vii. not be per
nit'ed to fulfill ts,s,t pu.Iiose indeed we could
mot sppposea itpossible that te aats6rfies Of the
sGopltderafe Stats would for enler
tain q proposliqn sn absurd and 1fidicuo1s We
are Informed that our Government will not only
refuse ptrentoriay to allow Bishop mes and
mir. Fish to come here for the purpose of ilvesti-
eating our prison system, for any other purpose
but will hencrforth exercise a rigid sur seillunce
over any cpnlmunicaiien, by persou or letter, be-
tween this country and the North. This is step
in the right directoh, and the only regret is that
the policy had mot been sooner adoired:pt
5, e. Rach.. Dispatch.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21

tyar eairalGaent within given period wsU be
conssaesest esfeIfoJ5ea ard ideaJtgd The bills
previously ;tHderss dfscassibn vail probably.
thefsfdfe, beas'a4doHkd, a1 '5ttth Houses agrr4
upon the ban snbatfei {'y 5he cpn,nittee, sn b
JeAI IS IL rffh ha M p3enf. wflchqinay De propos
ca 5nssealeE- 1.nre, is 70, tinie toswaste; in i
die, deeate, and appearances Indicate that a
measure for supplying Ninginia's qaota viii be
very soon adopted and in operation.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
PER ANNUM. SE.OO
The Convention.

81 ne convention.
This deljberattve assembly. ct tbe sovereions
of our laud has beet, il session ever since The
Gotta of May. with exception of the dor DAYS
( ten it was too bot and snltry to mix 40 much
and the hodays. when il was the yerv fIma ia
| NIX. And aftr"a.l ths lengthy ihcu baton and
arduot5s labor. what has teen the rtsuIt2-
| Has any person seen The little noase .lln out 2
/ We eorisss we lave not. Then what has this
4 the greatest. most powerful 5ody known Il, tho
pee pie ia their sovereign capac,ty. done for the
Ipeop!e w here are the fruits so anxiousIv
iooi, ed tor that this the great tree of liberty
was To brug ior, 2 Echo an swers. where
| Ihe TACT Is, All the bu mess Eccess4ry IL be
done ,ta.d ~ hse4, ltoue. IA ue ils4.nih at tha
4e'satls>'. IGt cope .i ~, e, it.tt4bo,s 10
{ sNe' yt Z, s!.:.,ii lie CoS.itriis4l al d
c.,.s,a9f i'se Whole or24tlzi'i" ii TIE State.
B,1fts.t di1 4" .t'oI. t4lsg. 'tllee kurw vtrl well
ItI-ats tss, q time al te>.lttrt.i. AID coni.<iop
WITS hpt the tlne 5<.t >isiix t. c,4 5 itutlnn.
4jse p,"Ps' ttai. t.1esdcl s,ns.-s when mep
Ms 4ix(---wj a.. Renee itInAs ;hr.u-htlur oar
'''ti
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Each SUBSEQUENT insertion 25
For one square three n,ontls, ......33 so
For sig months. ...... SO
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~ Liberal deductions in favor ofregular ad-
sertisere "a. S'.
Professional or Business Cards, not exceeding
Gve lines in length, FIVE DOLLARS ayear-lon9er
ones IN proportion
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publishers when papers are not taken from tAeir
offices and those failing to do SO become respon-
sible tor the ubscription-money.
Odics on Vest Street before the II. f. Q h7hrcA
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
10 A~nas !! To 1Arms F!

Our soiis invaded ty the ruthless vnndals.
Thirteen cduntiessot' the State in the East are
at the mercy softhe enemy. Three hundred Of
our brave men are killed and wounded and 2,
O00 taken prisoners on Roanoke Island. ho
viii now refuse to v"lnutee,? Our property,
our rights, our 2fniIi@a, our lives are at stake.
Which " i'll ou,ho"sef sub legation q slavery
liberty or death ? Arise Caroltntaess arise
and drive the iasaderrrotas- our soil ,--RoI
4Standard., 4, ra.Ee.,.i,. era.,4e.st s.iI e5s-s
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
Showing the. Cloyeaa foot Edward Ev

erett, the great Edwald Everett it ap.
pears is still wiring tor the. New York
Ledger. II a LATE letter 10 that paper Ii g
takes decided ground in favor of aboli-
tionism,. and urges the Lincoln Govern
ment TO adopt the doctrine Of universal
emancipation. Everett is NOW giving
vent 10 his real sentiments timents
which he no doubt entertained when trav
cling through the South delivering lectur
es. lie ought then to, have been hootec
off, as no man who snbseribed for, tes-
timonial to Represented to the notorious
Sumner, after Brooks cracked his head
should have been permitted to lecture to
a Southern audience -
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
9IeZHtsue losses.


.4c The Yankee success at Roanoke Island has
been dearly bought. u Counting their reported
losses at sea, before the explditioo reaehed Fl at
ter as. and their killed aud wounded at Roanoke
Island,, we think they have lost more soldiers
than than alI Of f'j our killed wounded and prison
ers. s. e,;t.i.11,a -. AZ bissrra 4 "a l.ra5
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
T.
81 The 5 lE,aq5ss]b. -Mdaauf ac5asrers..

The Manchester Examine, says that ina the
snanu featuring Districts inf, rhe, Nprth Of Eng
lard there are n.,v 27 O0Qa4 qpefat YES sentrely y
out of employ Daant'rrid 16toeo work ing slert
time ~
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21
"Gover1aor" 7uyzor asaues,a Proclamation.

SO The Ny Herald Of the sttp inst. contains a
proclamation from Gov. Marple Nash TaS lor
dated al Hatteras on the 22d uit,. He orders
the voters Of North Caroiila To attend at the
polls OH, the 22d Of This lnonth. and eject del~
egatese to the Washington Congress, and ratlty
or eject, the Hatseras State coi4stitutlon..
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-02-21

{ W1Re4sIA TRoops.-~tv@rginia qnnta of treops
G.r la,pfederat sofgie is .66. .00c. ,Tis7fa gisa
ture has provided for draitln case chat pum
Der do not volunteer.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-20
low ouote Crushed. Granulateee and powdered 12,al

now quote Crushed. Granuate,s and Powdered I2sao
lsc We also notice a reduction ON Portland sugars
The Company are now selling A Sc and AA Sic.
sAIT-prices rom.i, nnchon,,o, ,ho s,ock ia
light and there has been no Transactions TO notice
since our last
SEEDS.-Grass Seeds are in less demand as the sea-
son advances We quote Herds Grass s2a2 %. and
Western Glover 7aas, and Red Ton d. Ca.
nary Seed has declined and is now selling at - 5Ja
3 90 y bush.
sPICEs.-The Spice market continues firm,
and prices for nearly all kinds are tending up-
wards. We now quote Ginger Ad25c; Mace IS a70;
and Pepper lsd2O; Pimento l5a16c; and Cloves
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-20
Rufus n Higgins. China. leg.

e" Rufus n Higgins, China, leg.
Andrew Tolman Portland. arm.
Henry Batchelder, Westbrook, under eve.
Edward kerrigan, Fall River, Mass, left
shoulder
Slightly wounded-Priyate James Welch, Bidde-
ford. arm.
Private Cassius Roberts Gray, leg.
Benz Davis, Raymond thigh
Aaron Cotton, Woodstock, temple.
Andrew J Hodsdoa. Westbrook, Knee.
Henry Babb. Wesbrook, side.
"Nath'l ID Ripley, Portland, arm.
c. *" CAPT. NYE, LEWISTON (Zouaves).
Capt. Geo II Nye, wounded in wrist, slight.
Private Geo ii Ryerson, Paris, killed.
Severely wounded-Sergt Johnathan Nash, Auburn
leg and ankle
Corpi ID B Bicknell Oxford neck.
Private JOS q Colley, Vienna, foot
Slightly wounded-Corpl Thomas Thorn, Lewis
ton, breast.
Private John Morrill,, Lewiston, mouth.
" Horace Cobnrn, Turner mouth.
80 Hewitt Bailey, Minot, thigh.
Alonzo G Frost. Lewiston, side.
Houghton Bond, Lewiston, side.
90 James ii Pho, Portland, head.
ARENAS Coombs, So Parsonfeld, foot.
Albert Hodsdon. Wales, head.
Geo Wyman, Auburn, arm.
REHABILITATION.
Officers, killed, severely wounded, and 2slighty
wounded.
Enlisted. 10, MORALLY 70 severely, GO slight.
Went into action with Col Beal, Major Walker
and staff officers.
Missing-Iieut. Boards d; John Thorn i; John
Miller, d; Sergt w ID Davis. A.
Prepared by Lieut. JOHN N. GOULD, Acting Adj't
and endorsed as official by Col. GEO. l.. BEAL.
Culpepper. Va, Aug. IA. 1862.