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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

S111 BOunty-SlIS 1mmruatess.-,h,ue wv
NfW-YORK BATTERY. Capt. JAMES h. >Miru now
IN the field RECRUITS, now is your time, before all ooun
tie sop Men from the country wanted Look g. the M
ducements Choose Light Artillery for easy ssrsce Nc
musket drill long marches You can march o ie when
Won like knapsack heavy loads to trenches
10 dig Good officers good pay and good a,onS This Bat
and Malvern Hill and has only lost three men led Com
and oiu Recruiting Station No. S9 Hudsonss, near We
Corp. JOHN A. THOMPSON. Recruiting oacsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

Twelfth Re gimeut, N. G. =. N. Y.-The Othcers.
Memb~rs and Metsbeis OF this regiment In the city
requested the Mercer House citizens dses
FRIDAY thr 18th mat at O'Clock for the pnrpose %
j RAYNOR, B.eyst Colonel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

THE FALL STYLE or HAT.-KNOx has nit
tho public fancy nicely In his last production and those
who desire to how elegant and becoming hat can Do
made have only visit tho store Of the popular msnuiso
urer No 22 Broadway ard examine IT, Those who want
good hat must seek for Knox lie will sell such an ar
tcle cheap as any one In town.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Chronic and Virulent
Diseases sent FREQ Of chsrge 10 tho afflicted Address
SKILLIs HouGHTos, Howard Association Phisdepns, "a
EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE We are now
opening at Retail an Immense stock of Monitor or VIDE
End" NeckTes IS each The richest and most ex
psnsive good. imported ame selling
else at 81 and 81 So Also large lot OF very non "a'
Ends" at 80 cents tseng elsewhere ct 10 cents) 49,
N B-We shall continue to sell Gents best quaty Lihen
Collars at 81 20 per Dozen until Oct on aud after Oct
90 We reluctantly compelled to advance the price I'D
consequence the greater In the cost OF Linens
j. H. BLAKE < CO., No. 1873 Broadway.
LADIES from tho country, wishing CATER
Doors and soys Of all the various styles for themselves ana
ianilies-good articles at moderate prices-patronize
MILLER & Co.. No. 387 Canslst.
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING
CoSrAsr.-sewins Machines with important Improvements
Office No. sos Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
The Wounded.

From Our Special CoTesDondent
MIDDLETOws. Sept 16-1! p.
The following is ssof those wounded in the
battle five miles beyond Middetown. Some 800 or
600 OF our men were wounded, but it was impossible
IN the hurry, to get complete List, as plumber Of
officers and men were scattered in different houses
throughout the town, also quite a number being
operated on and some shot through the head
and mouth, in such a shocking manner that i, was
impossible to get their names The town of Middle
town may be termed the " Hospital Of Middetown."
A number of the dead still lying the field but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
4 Pensions, 800 Bounty, aud Pay Procured and Cob
eced for Soldiers Sailors and the Relatives OF such a. are

PeusIous, Sl0O Bounty, aud Pay Procured and Cob
lec,ed for soldiers Sailors and Relatives OF such
deceased. by ~
NETTLETON. GILBERT CAMP.
Az their Collection Otiice.
No III Broadway Trinity Building Ne"-Se r<
For all business done after this date, charges wiz ~ -
follows =, =, ...,
Por collecting Soldiers and Sailors Pay less than sss u
amount when 80 in amount u per cent % oH
For collecting Arrears Of Pay aud 800 Bounty for rsaisss
Of deceased Soldiers. q per cent a..
For proenrDe Pepsions-The Government Fee 50.
We refer by permission. to the Hon Ueotss ppasts:
Nayor of NJ Y City the Hon. Cornelius NsuN ost e5or OF
Jersey CITY; MaiorGep. c. W. Sanford LIST d. N Y D. n;
Rig Gen VIM Hall lst hi. N. Y. S. NJ Bng Cen Chss
n Snicer Ia, Di N Y s. NJ; Brig Gen. 1hss. Notss s
Di n y s NJ Brig Gen. John Even. lst Di n y : d.
Claim Melen l. Co. New York Lathrop Ludsiog,9o. =
20 New.York; Isaac Seymour President Bank Il North
Amer Chss Jepkins President East River Bank WSiam
Curtis Moves esq NewioIk; David Dudley tteii> esq,
Nav. York; james 1. Brady, esq. New-fork
CHAS NETTLETON, ..., 1,.rn-c.
Notary and Commissioner {EpWARD .,nkLHr.
for all the States. HENRY CAMP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
Elm Metropolitan Guard.

RECRUITS wanted for tis or iendid Regiment
n. fos The war under lac aan.and Of
ss"s Col. I. w PARMELE,
Late MAJOR OF the 3lth Regiment N. Y. SIN.
Applications received at the headquarters,
No. a. Howasdsk,
Near Broadway.
Libs raj Bospties Guaranteed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

Irousides Regimen EMIT Company G.-first' lac
Men good character and habits, wanted Tor the
are unwilling to encounter the demoralzng nfusne
often connected with soldsrs life. should RAIL Ak
ONCE 10 the sRONSIDES. Company Recruiting )Rces,
No 3I7 broadway. CHARLES T. RODGERS, Capt ain; IL
IILDERSI EVE. Lieutenant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

pIvTNSEI--Rountes padt Recruits enlist
in, IN hi. Re :msn, before ls.yias the ste h. l7s on join:
lug .hS 49,. making 10 all 1921 Headquarters. 9th
Regiment Annoy CeH,s M.a' ,, Srs' Centre and Grand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

Cherokee Cure.v -. The great Indian medicine,
cures seminal weakness nocturnal emissions. inpoeney
pains back la the bladder female complaints &c
One bottle 81 tire, bottles 81. sent by express For pam
pilots incosc cents 10 postage sod by all druggists
address Dr. W. X. MERW m st. Louis Mo-
Lyceums.-E. q. HOLLAND mot Timothy Theomb)
wi receive INVITATIONS to LECTURE before Lyceuns
at No. I2l East lJth-st, New-Nork.
Cabinet Furniture,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
$4,000 worth Of ~ RNlTURE
In consequence Of the falling of Ia our wholesale business
We offer our Own Manufactured Good, 10 the public at the
lowest prices. ~ CT.
Con.istng of Paor Library Dining and BEDROOM sni,es
made Of material aud In the latest fashionable style
All Goods warranted
Please rxamns our goods before purchasing esew here
WE'LL q BRAUNsDORf,
Nos l23 and u, Riyington st., bet Essex ana NooiA
B-Gfanj E.seS and Houston ~ stages pass close oy
New.Y0rk Savings Bnuk Gate Rose nlLLh pay
40 the Treasurer OF the City Of New York Brckiyers ben
and and alter September H. the
WILLIAM HOLT Peo,deas
| TaonA, CAyAsAgaa. Say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

Ironsides Reginent, Company 81 ~ more more
men wanted nil up this Company Men os ooe chs1
uc,er those no desire their country no" sense a.
duty will hnd here associates Of s1eir own stamp
Bounty as large a. any Regiment nov foimias
"e''"'s VIM" CHARLES T. RoD0ER Captain
JOSEPH DoRg. Ist Liso,.nsnt
IL b. CILpkRsLEEvE, I'd lieussnahN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

Sixth Senatorial District Regmcut-PERklNS
RtFLEs-CoL WN MAY ER-Hesdqusrters Nos % and ~
Eat s-This command will afford opporsu.
nty for men wishing sciye service II Is special
Gen Sgers Army Corps and Is TO be oicersd
only by soldiers who have seen active service Auercas
citizens Is the hour enlist moment and we may %
too late Again the National Capital l. threetened and the
foul emblem still floats dedantly In the bteese
Shall we permit IL Shall foul traitors reyelne IN
halls sacred Wahington Let us speak aud act -
ono man and answer Never aud devotion by II
once enrolling ourselves upon the roll OF honor ready "
strike for our couny's inpered liberties Bounty psiap
being mustered in Pay and raon day OF
li,tm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
Iflilitarn Notices.

War Meeting.-A meeting w,ll be Geld IN ts
Methodist Church 86h-st. 4thay. THIS frd.yt
EVENING Sept 10 II O'clock for the purpose OF aiding
In filling up Company A. Irousdes Regiment new orgsnlz-
ing the auspices Of the Young Mems Cbsa As:oca
ton The Hon. Abram Wakemsn, the Hon r. r. benierre
the Pastor Of the e6ths Church. up Allen ESQ., Goa Charles
Gould Of the Ironsides" Major Barnes Of the lronsde
and will address the meeting The headquarters OF tho
Company IL at No. 48l 3d-av.
The War Meeting which to have been he'd THIS
EVENING in Methodist Church. Harlem, IL HEREBY
POSTPONED until next FRIDAY EVENING, as q meeting
IL to be held In Yorkyiiie for the same purpose
Ironsides Regiment. Company B.-aen Of GOOD
quarters $40 4hst door ives. of roadway All the
Bounties paid, and superior advantages offered ..
DAVID ID. TERRY, Captain
EDWARD ABBOTT. lst Lieut..
EDWARD KILPATRIcK I'd Lieut..
S25 extra bounty will be paid to any ebot.ed
single man habits who will enlist IN captain A h
Gro.ers company Of Duryees Louayes second ostta.,
now recruiting for The bounty will be paid to sack
only as apply and accepted, before enisng by r'
J. g. WICkERSHAM. No $50 Canass
Ironsides Regimenf.-Company Headqusrters. No.
1863 Broadway. Capt HOWE. Wanted young men Oh re-
,pccaby Persons joining this company VIII hnd peasans
aud agreeable with whom they can Associate
a, friends aud companions. All the usual bountie, paid
Ironsides Re giment.-Twom more RECRUITS waited
for Cant WOODWARD'S Company. Extra bounties eiven.
Company Hsadquarter Continental Hail. cornet 3stbss
and 8th-sv.
Douatiour for Sick and Wounded S0lders.-
THE LADIES RELIEF ASSOClAIiON: Park barr1kr
gratefully acknowledge the receipt OF the following srceS
from Rev 3 X Ely Rosiyn L. L. One doz flannel shirt
crayats, shs nightshr 9psirs OF drawers psafs
pants, IL collars, 4 vests coats
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-19

ugeun penn, 10 fise Did in N0eS, mas
t9 nit Dir pOrnebme! gSiuR bu, 70 i4las
ein!" als
oGopp i6 pertraue Dir, unb Du ioaIf
feineu lluoanfbaren in mir perpfli9ten," er-
mtoerte Der g6etterfeloer. ugSaS muB id
tbun ?"
uWfpr9en friib abreiIen."
91uoplpb ltaunte. vgd4t mG9lth! Wie
tann beun bie8 mtd gum .3iele fiibren ?"
u@S muB lein, feline WiOerreoe !" perIebte
6pbert unb nabm aus ieiner 8rieftal9e Elm
BILLET bon tau lenp TrartcS. vSier 1T Dein
8eile9elp, mpr9en fritb erbdltlt On nod Ell
ni9e @mpfeblun9en an meinen @eI9dft8s
mann in 4mlteroam. Ou reilelt ftatt metz
net na9 !Sollanp uno li.bit Dir bort 2ano
uup 2eute an, seblt bann naN 8elsien. Du
ldreiblt tdslid all GpuIine Senriette, mablt
ibr ldriftli4 IN better Tprm ben 6of tpirblt
um lie ais st. 8alper idle1tpeg, aber I'M
@barufter be8 6Dlldnber Setters, unb i4
bleibe bier an Deiuer Stelle unp lperbs alS
an9ebliber gSetferfelper 9teffe beS SnfelS
Bu1bolter 4"
vglber, better Better! ..."
rSein Nber, NuDplpb ! iiberlaB Did met
ner 6itbrung, uno Der NreiS fiir biele @in+
rdumun9 lei Senrietten8 6anp. sic wirp
Dir untuprten, penn Du siblt Sbr bic apreis
len uuD @tappen Oeiner Neiie all, uno Der
idrtftlide 2luStauld tpiro tein 9ta9tbeil iein.
Der 6eper ent9leitet oft mebr wabreS @efiibl
alS ber 3ultSe, 5umal penn unS 8erge uno
Tbal I4eipen. Sft AUDI freili9 oas @esen=
tbetl! = Sin &reOitbrief BON mir 1dafft
Dir Die 0feilemittel, unb menn Du Deine
MuBe re6t niibelt, miro eS in teiner 8eiIe
Dein S9abe iein!"
uaber Jag mir nur, lieber Better, nuB
cenn oie8 wirtli4 iein ?"
(6prtlebun9 folst.)
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s. a t + q gut.
[2lus Dem Weilwaufee Sanner. ]

Dafer tpal3t Der Ntlli0Tppt
Setne 8lutben In Das Meer,
llno es tla9en leine gSelen
@iebt e6 fetne 6elpen mebr2
6rembe 6abnen leb' tb tpeben,
Srempe 9ieper bSr' t6 Fnssit,
Srempe GGne am @eltape
9Sr' i4 auf unO nteper flinsen.
gSO Der 5reibeit fOlse 8tmpel
Gtnlt auf metnen WalIern irebten,
6luAt man nun Der Sretbeit Be1en
Selblt In beiltsen @ebeten.
9lllo ttast Der @itltlTppt;
5elieln tra9en letne gSelen,
Die tn's tpeite Bett MtlantaS
Den Gerratbern 6iirneno IApelen.
DO6 bort naben fclse g8impel =
gBill metn Nu9e mt6 betriteen? (?
R6nnten iener 8lasse 5arben,
Sene Stern unp 6elper lit9en!
5a 7! lIe iinp es, unb bsrtps9en
Gteuern lte Dem Sob entsesetl =
6eil Dem Sternenz8anner! = 6latt're
Stpl3 tn Qiiften = Sell unb Seeen !!
Cure 5retbeit ppllt Sbr RIDDEN,
Ote NIT 5iiBen man setreten? M
3itternb laul4en tauIeno Seelen,
Die am llfer fir @uA beten.
Dc9 mas nabt ben 6luB bernteper
Sid NIT brennenoem @efeper z
Sranper lfnb eS. v9aBt Die 8upte" =
Stuff Der 5ibrer lttlle - ni,ieper !"
@lI6enb pte Der 8rano Der Steppe
Siab'n Die 8ranper I9pn ben S9tffen,
Dp9 ldun BAT Der @nterbafen
gUn ben 8uoen ie ersriffen.
0tettuns ! Stettuns! = Sreisr otbmen
Nuf ben SGtfen Die @enOlen,
Setl Columbia ! - Dob ba naben
Sbife falt aus @r3 sesOlien;
6euermeere l9lasen tpiitbenb
Stun an un1erer S9iffe 8au, 3
8rennenp lpOern lAon pte Seiten,
gBie rte 5alme auf Der Nu.
0Nn bte @titde ale 6Gnbe!
Sure S6i0e trefen gut.
@ber terben, ais entflteben!"
Stuff Der alte Sarrasut. =
8lutrptb leuhtet l6pn Der Nipr9en
l1nD Der YulSerpampf DerStebt,
Oantenp iubelt Durh Die Suite,
@tp'9er @Ott ein SteSeslteb.
@enn eS Selben ie seseben,
g, Sc Elm 2tep belang ben Wfutb,
6elDen je Elm 9iep belun9en,
Gang es bente nSarrasut!" !"
MiiFllIppi, betne Beasn
6lteBen tpjeper fret in'S Meer,
llno aul betnen ufern peben
Seine 8remte Sabnen peben!
SteGlf pu ntAt bic Sterne tpieoer
@6immern In DeS Mor9ens G6am 2
8reibeit tiinpen lte, tpie INNER,
Sn Dem Selpe rDtb, tpeiB, blau.
Stub. @u9ner.
10 6plltetn, i'm Junt 1862.
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0r. ssSphnifnn.

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raoutrer eee Der erfen mebsnen Greeten er tacs
Ten Der ben eSeten &t nes 3eSens tn ben 5ppitdern Dpn
Eenocf V6rts yeahepti1 nhdnbren Std6n ueebrat kat
G0e oet Mebn ete uusabItst 2etbenb BITE an OttenGan
n NerHptat un6 0nberen Rr6nEben lten iDI@e T. g. aud
stn bet Srtnsen RlentesrSen H. w. rscn 4uSsnbItdI g.
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Trasc fir slae ,tnp Sesen, ben es

gBo erbdlt ben beitsn Simbser 9emOnaoe @lIens
bel BCrm Sib, $50. ss 9Ortb @apltr., Sbiren iber
Der Bride O6 Epwn. Dsrelbe 9ebt nte tn @Ghuns Ooer
S1aerne iiber bait t9 baber e QDetn unb e dlter bep
ner rt Mrpma 1T er. Get neuerer 3eit baben @ @rpsoe
i'm Mar setulDen, weles NIT aa6st wenisen Gnsnapmen
decipator b. D. bic SsIt pi bstroSen ietn Sami2S I'm
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Attorney at Law

8SaibinstOn, .. q.
8eiCrst ser3htbe @ei@ae in ben @erl@tSbSn be8 Dt-
fruits Columbia. Serbelune ir 9enrneu, ridfanbieeu
(Suuil3iO 17a t4ssf
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6ptel Gut,
@de Der 10. nnb @zStr.
III rltnatpm Gprima. /"

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Table b'tote bon bis lb Ia @arte ben gnn3en Sag.
sF- IuSpaHl Der beiten 8ene unb squelue (JunlSSmt
~Mrltu9tpn &pring."
Decu 10 telieben 9rsnIounosort fat Der 1lnereiHnste
bernon.n unb rlaubt @ biernit bas bstGe putIum BON
8atiu9trn, @ecrsetpmn nn6 mseSenb an 5able nj 8ei
eln5ulafen.
ecl daften toee eeOnnen iine ai @rlinstrn Yic-9cs
@rcpnen ober private eiteen ab3uba ten erhaIea bic
sniaten Sebn9nn9en uner cer @srf9erns, bab oleS
R1- anrasen beer6aIb mcnsa ssfaaieft In gonraD s
pteI ga. No sptl9en N unb g. Sr ab9egeben pereen
GS aro men 8etrebeu n, bitten 10 b,lieb en- Ylas in
terb balun9eu Spee fin aIt nno Sung ensuriRn 70 bo
arlington neb ener bertGeu Sage. ben yaturil Cnb item
benz auS9eeitneten 8rnen, aud allen nnheen b9en Nn-
eroerun9en entprift Carl Bid.
@albin9cn .. 6. Sails
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Sxsaf binetpner Hitseigelr.
NnlImontrs' 0pteI
SO. 456 9enni. Qls. 8pii9en 8. nnb 4X gtr.

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gfp. 456 9enni go. 3tpii9eu 8. nnb AZ ctr.
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Der Anter5eidnete t1at ieeu Ieitberigen @Gfen iptp
oe relenOen Publitum berRapt bic er9ebene Mnoeise
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bon Wtcr9enS 6 Biz ylaGts 10 ltbr t1alth
et9ertet bat Die Speefarte tprb ftets bas ge mas
bic SaPres3et unb Der @farttGeer gu ben Ssl9 bisu
PreiIen bieten.
Der Bres fiir 5imuer NIT ben 6etea getteu in
stabt iit:
per Gag so @ts.
per gBc9eS 0Olar8.
per Wipnat 10 Dollars.
Gs it biee @tri9tuuo 9auptia8li9 sur SequemiGteit
6e8 reienben PublifumS 9etrcen pcrben unb pirb bic
Sebienung b Geinli9fet bes SauieS ctpe Der &eller
unD bic &ie gewB llitts gu tuni6en iibriS Iafieu.
Suu23 g8. @ullmann, 4rpprietrr.
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0ebeinte1t &rdnfbettett
eSunae Oe6n1ter,

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or thrc ere1bfntn 8deute un laten BrRdnbt tefrdfte
mt benz Denne Der 9eFtbte ben SesG Eesstaert nnb kss
ester bsdubernet Zone tntle6t t6bEn rben r5ser I'D -
bDES rNprtfd raHe
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Doctor &ed,
Nrat nnp @eburtSbelfer,

SO. 78 sCnabarbltr. Spti9en grstsr umO 9IsDbitr.
Mrue weroen unent9elblid bsbanbelt.
HY- @h in0.eaeIbit ale 9lren Brubdnber NIB Gnppor
etrs tar M4nner JrRHen Hno Seneer gu baben &p30Sn
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OlO Jfpe 8b!ste1'S, 8ranoles, Sins,
giua, dle Serten Beine II. I. to.
Eaisf I'M @rpBeu gu Derfauism Bel
RpS26s gtO. 1O2 9OutbnrbRr.
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am imm9e eente.
DR.. Johnston.
9 alttmpres d= s. pfptta1.
BUR ltnterbriifun9 Der 2uadlul6eret etnbGtrt.
: Der etu3t9e 9lab In Der g5elt, tpp fi&sre,
1chnelle unb drInblt0be 5Iuren tft
bsr etu3tse Qtr3t, tpel9er ansstst.


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de- Ytottiafeit 9eber1e[ooenbt WertonbsipGobe Hr,.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07

CHAS. c. TUCKER.
Atty. for Claimants, Bounty Land
and Pension Agent,
WASHINGTON CITY ......... ID. C.

II disah'e Soldiers. Snamnn and Marines
and Widows or other hrris ofthosc who have
died or hcen killed in the service. Pensions
procured for Soldiers Seamen and Marines Of
the present war, who are disabled by reason
Of wounds received OR disease contracted
while in service and Pensions, Bounty Money
end arrears of pay ohtaine! for widows or
other heirs of those who have died or been
killed while in service.
o B,anty Land procured for services in
any Of the other wars. fn9v31f
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Patent
Medicines. Boots ana Shoes, Schoo! Books
Iron. Glass and Nails, Kerosene Oil, Tin
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 {. eapest [n22y3nas
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07
SADIE
"OULD announce t. the pubic generally

WOULD announce t. the pubic generally
W and his fricnlS particularly. that having
s,rrchasoi the Stand and the STOCK OF
GRO IERIES heretofore kept by MR..
GEORGE Eek that it is his purpose to keep
at all times supply ef such articles inclu-
ding all Staple Groceries, as the demands of
thc country require. His motto is ready pay
an ant I'll profits, preferrng the nimbIe six
peace 20 the slow shilling. Farm Produce
generally taken In exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid
Il share of patronage respectfully solicited.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07
MUNSON & PIERCE.

Dealers in General Merchandise Dry
Goods, Groceries. Boots and Shoes. Crockery,
Glass, Nails Putty Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps &C.. &c. In short we keep
almost every article required and usually
kept in q country store, and sell as cheap as
the times will permit. In1sv3m3
New Oregon Jan. 10th 1862
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07
FAGLE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
S. NJ. Cole, Proprietor,

NEW UREGUN .IUVA.
Having purchased the above hotel and
made snch improvements as the wants of the
nnhiic seem to demand 7 solicit share of
public patronage. Stages leave this house
daily for all points east and west. nlv!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07
S. Herrick,
BROOKS HOTEL,
[. R. Case, Proprietor,

OSSIAN WlNNESlIEIk kCo..............lOWA.
l. constantly prcparol 70 furnish satisfactory accoroda
datnns all those favorin~ him with their patronage. No
efforts will he spared this house pleasant resort
a travelling East West. As good ahng attached
there is west of the MisssSpp charges reasonable.
November, 25th, 1861 [n11v3tf]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07
BLACKSMITHING.

P. DUidn,
IA Fashionable tailor, at the nld record
er's efce, Decorah, Iowa All work
IL warranted to fit, and made IN the most
fashionable style. Cutting done at shoyt
aotice and warranted to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07
A. BRAD[SH,

A. BRAD[SH,
Ecaler in stoves and hardware. iron. nails
glass, sash, wooden and jappanned ware
table and pocket cutlery, mechanics tools
agricultural implements, and builders fur
nish,ng stock. Also manufacturer of al
kinds Of copper, tin, and sheet iron ware
Particular attention paid to all kinds of Job
bing.
Three doors east Of the Post Office, Deco
rah, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07
NI,GREGOR HOUSE.

W. A. Durham. Proprietor
Near the Levee, Main Street McGreger.
Iowa. With good Accommodations. polite and
attentive walters always in attendance, he
solicits share ofpnblic patronage. Stages
leave this House daily for al! points in the IN
terror. nl22.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07
RARNHART HOUSE.
H. Bamhart Proprietor.

Four nile! West Of McGregor The Pro-
prietor will furnish the best of accomntoda-
tions. neg'ecting nothing designed for the
comfort of his guests. *#*Good stabling for
teams. n18v3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-07
NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER

Published every Friday at tho Plaindealer
printing rooms, Main Street. New Oregon
Howard coanty, Iowa. +. J. MEAD and
A. w. JONES proprietors.
-TEEMS.-
Sin; lie copies one year. in ,dvance, $1 90
{" {: 9! at tho ct.d of mo. rs
:. mo- SO
12mo. zoo
Ia clubs of ten. in advance, each 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-09
A Small Cannon Spiked.
when secession. demegagues are as

When secession. demeg egagues are assail-
ing the tax bill, let the answer be remem-
bered: That no Democratic member from
this State votea against Il. Cravens and
Holman voted for it; Law and Voorhees,
dedged. Even Vallandigham did not vote
against IL. On the vote upon the final
passage of the bill there Were Io6 ayes and
IL noes. Nearly all the votes cast were
thus for the BILL. When the bill was as
sailed by Mr.. Richardson, Of ILL.,, Mr.. Hol-
man instantly replied as follows: 'I ask
my friend from Illinois to allow me to
make this simple suggestion: the tendency
Of his remarks would seem to array each
party against the other apon the tax bill.
l trust be will not forget that the majority
Of the Democratic party in this House vo-
ted for the tax bill" See Congressional
Globe, page 8, 1884, Mr.. Cravens and Mr..
Holmsn, who voted for the bill. are now
regularly nominated candidates Of the 9Th
Of January party. as7i@