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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
THE NEWS.
(From the chicago Times.
Chica 90 Sept. 10,

Chicago Sept. 10.
Jackson joined Lee on Tuesday after
noon, and battle occurred between
their forces and McClellan's near
Sharpsburg that evening, in which the
rebels were driven half a mile, with
considerable loss. At daylight on
Wednesday morning the battle was re-
sumed, and continued until seven o'clock
P. NJ, raging fourteen hours without
cessation. The enemy's positions were
all carried, with a single exception. =
Our loss is estimated at 10000, and
that of the rebels in the vicinity Of the
same figures. Gen. Mansfield was
killed, and Gems. Hooker: Sedgwick,
Richardson, Hartstuff and Duryea
wounded. Of the rebels, Gems. D. H.
HILL Harvey and Garland are reported
killed, and Gen. Longstreet wounded
and captured. Harper's Ferry is re-
ported a re occupied by the Federals.
The rebels are concentrating on the
south side of Cumberland Gap, mena
cling Gen. Morgan's position. Naviga
ton has again been resumed on the
Ohio, the guerrilla gangs having been
driven from the vicinity Of the river.
A rebel force, stated to number Is,
900 or 10000 under the command of
Gen. Holmes, has invaded southwestern
Missouri. Gen. Scho6cld has taken
the field, and will bring the enemy to
q battle as soon as possible.
Chicago, Sept. 90.
On Thursday night Gen Lee abandon
ed his position, leaving his dead and
wounded on the field; when cur forces
pursued the enemy on Friday morning,
driving them into Virginia;
Maryland and Penn, are now safe 1t
is stated that, during the recent battles
Gen. Meagher was killed, and Gems.
Sedgwick. Redman, Richardson, and
Dana wounned.
Munfordsville, KY, was surrendered
to the rebels on Wednesday morning.
The garrison numbered between 1000
and FIVE thousand men. with ten pieces
of artillery. The assailing force num-
bered 10000 men, under Gen Bragg.
Our total loss in killed and wounded
does not exceed so, while the rebel
casualties. on Sunday alone, were in
the vicinity Of 700.
Louisville asd other loyal towns on
tho river are terrifying in expectation
Of an attack, and it is the impression
that there will soon be bloody times
along that border.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
NO FAITH IN THE PARTY.

The N. Y. World, high toned and
conservative republican paper, it seems
has lost all faith in the ability or even
disposition of those comprising our last
Congress to save the Union. In late
number we find the following article
upon this subject.
"LooK OUT FOR THE CoNGR EssMEN
The people must SEQ to it that the
sspeuting wretches" who disgraced US
before the world in the last Congress,
by their crude financial and barbarous
military schemes, are elected to stay at
home next November. Let them be
throttled in the nominating convention
if possible, but if they pass muster
there let them be buried beneath a
snow storm of loyal ballots on election
day. There is only one instance in
history of a nation being saved Ivy the
cackling Of geese. The experiment is
to risky to be repeated"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of Iowa,
Howard County Do

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
~ Especial execution issued out of the Office
of the Clerk of the District Court of said
county ut the suit of Charles \ Salmen, plain
tiff. against S. O. Daggett and Mary A. Dag
gett, defendants, to me directed, command
ing me to sell the Real Estate hereinafter de-
scribed to satisfy a judgement for the sum Of
two hundred and twenty-scvcn and 80 100
dollars damages and six per cent interest
thereon from the oath day of June, "A. D 49,
So, and costs at four and 90.lOO dollars,
which said plaintiff recovered against the
defendants at the June term. A. D. 1862, of
said district court. shall sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the front door of the Court House in said
county, on tho 18th day of October, A. D. 49,
G., ut the hour of two O'Clock p. M. of said
day the following described premises, to wit ::
The east nine-sxteenths (9-l6) Of the east
half u-2) of the south west quarter ga Of
section No. thirty four (34) in township No.
ninety nine 1907 north range eleven ny west
of the 5th p M excepting therefrom two ~
acres decided by John C. Schoonmaker and
wife to David Wooliscroft.
Sheriff's Office, Sept. 5th, A. D. 1862.
T. SEARLES,
Sheriff of Howard County, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26

SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL shock.
ing accident occurred last week to Mr..
McNamary, in this county, resulting
in the loss of an arm. 1t appears he
was attempting to put the belt upon tho
drive wheel of the horse. power to a
threshing machine, when his hand be-
ing caught between the pulley and the
belt with such force as. to completely
wrench the arm off, making the sepa-
ration about midway between the elbow
and the wrist. We understand he is
likely to recover. The dismembered
limb was dressed by DR.. Clemmer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
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Branch Office, l02 Lake Street. !
Chicago, Ill. I

tNOR the purpose o. facilitating the Sewing
Machine Trade in tho West, tie F1Nx1K
LYON SEWING MACHINE Co., have opened
a permanent Office in Chicago, No lo2 Lake
Street, first tloor)
The usual charges for freight on Mochnes from New
orN 10 TINS place will be added TO the New York prices
In every other respect the business Of the Chicago ONCE
New York. '"> p"''"' 'N'e' !"
full assortment of Machines with nj, ,bc late ,rrro
Is Mtrauy IN the chicago office, and all orders for
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings will be promptly
To parties little acquainted with the Fink,c & Ivan
sewing Machines the careful perusal of the Company's
nenar Is specially commended. This Circular can be
Mighty Instructive having been prepared with much care
ana no., we VIII abide by all statements therein made
, oowns oret quotation is characteristic Of the
This Machine is better adapted than any other Sewing
endless variety of sewing required in family for it viii
sew from one to twenty tcknesses of Marsees without
the fine guuse to the heaviest cloth and even tbc stout
est harness leather without changing the feed needle or
tension r or making any adjustment Of machnc whatever
tnus nave we essully the most difficult
mHn s : NY %shn.
,oimNahnost without excepon-taken the highest pre-
MUM whenever the Machine has been properly exhibited
IN competition with other first. class Sewing Machines
Hence Is that we.are able offer following suaran
tee, viz, I'VE warrant every Machine &c sell 10 give
ket, money refunded" We never sell Machine ou
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an! business man In the land more than Ave vears
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where the Machine Is not favorably known We prefer
such reputation to one based mere talking points,"
as they are technically called in the trade Hence ",
make but one kind OF stitch viz. the lock ch alike on
Soth sides requiring only third the thread Of other
kinds of stitches. ~
NJ b. Local Agents want ed in every county throu,h.
out the West Special Inducements offered
FlNKLE & LYON s. NJ. co.
5ss BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
SHERIFFrS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given chat by virtue of
~ an execution issued cut of the office
of the c. ERIK of the District Court OF Howard
County, Iowa, on o Judgment obtained in
said court on the 25th day of June, A. D. Is.
81, in favor of John NJ. Green as plaintiff, and
against Cyrus Baldwin as defendant, for the
sum of seven hundred and ninety nine and l6.
100 dollars damages and osts, at four and
So 100 dollars and accruing costs, have
levied upon the following personal property
taken as the property of the said defendant to
satisfy said execution, to wit: about three
hundred and sixty bushels Of wheat, and
about one hundred and twenty two bushels of
oats, and will offer the same for sale to the
highest bidder for cash il, hand. at the stone
building formerly occupied as Dstilery in
the town of Vernon Springs Howard County,
Iowa, on The 4th day Of October, A. D. 1862.
at the hour of ten 10y o'clock, A. M. OF said
day, when and where due attendance will be
given by the undersigned.
PIT. SEARLES,
Sheriff Of said County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
Another advance on Cincinnati;

Another advance on Cincinnati is
indicated. Heath, Marshall, and Kirby
Smith are still at Lexington, and it is
now considered improbable that thew
90 to reinforce Bragg.
Our troops at Nashville, 10000 in
number, have been for weeks on half
rations, Bragg having cut off their
Communications, hoping to starve them
into surrender.
In the recent Federal evacuation of
the kanawha valley, Col. Lichthurn
lost about 100 men killed and wounded,
and some 100000 worth of govern
ment stores.
Chicago, Sept. %.
The rebels crossed the Potomac on
Thursday night and Friday, pursued
by our cavalry and shelled by our ar
tillery: Burnside isreported as having
passed the river and harassed their rear
The rebels are said to have been so
closely pressed that they destroyed
large portion of their trains and spiked
and abandoned much Of their artillery.
The Federal loss in the recent battles
is estimated at $4,000 killed and woun-
ded, and that of the rebels ut 1S. 700 to
10000 killed and wounded and 10000
prisoners. Iarper's Ferry has been
reoccupied by our forces. Tue great
enga cement of Wednesday has been
christened the battle of the Antietan,
from the creek near which it was
fought.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.,
TRUSTEES SALE.

"HEREAS, on the first day Of October, A. u. 1858
w H. r. Putnam and Martha Putnam his wife, OF
Howard County Iowa, executed to r. L. Taylor Deed of
Trust of that date of the following described real in
Howard county Iowa, to wit Lot No seven ca in Block
No nine 90 in the Village of New Oregon to secure the
payment Of promssory therein described of even
date Herewith for the hundred dollars with in
teret at the rate of ten per thereon made by said
H. f. Putnam to Reuben Taylor, payable year after
the date thereof which said Deed Of Trust recorded In
the Office of the Recorder Of Howard county State of Iowa
in book A" of mortgages. pagesSS6 3S7 and 1885, and
whereas the said Deed of Trust contains provision that
the said r. L. Taylor refuses Trustee therein
the county Judge of Howard county Iowa authorized
appoint to act trustee in his stead and where
as the said R. L. Taylor has resigned and
Trustee therein and have been authorized appointed
by the county Judge Of said county Trustee place
Of said r. L. Taylor and whereas default has been made
the payment of said pronsory according
and effect thereof
Vow therefore in Pursuance and by virtue power
sale contained in said Deed of Trust public notice Is here
by given that will sell the said real and premises
and all right and equity of redemption said H. f. ft-
nam and Martha Putnam his wife their heirs and assigns
therein at public auction the highest bidder cash
the front door of the Court House Howard County Iowa.
on Teusday the 4th) fourteenth day of October A. D.
1862 at o'clock r. NJ of that day the payment of
said Trust and to realize the money remaining due
and unpaid said promissory note and the and
penses Of said Trust and advertising and selling the afore
said premises.
New Oregon Sept. 10, 1862.
F. H. JEwETT,
nSoySt4l Trustee,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
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SHERIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SHERIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
State of Iowa, S.
Howard County, ) '''
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
~ special execution issued out Of the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
said county at the suit of Sarah Ann Callahan,
plaintiff, against Richard Chapel, Lucinda
Chapel, and N. Pullman, defendants, to me
directed, commanding to sell tho real
estate hereinafter described. to satisfy judy
ment for the sum of one hundred and fftv
dollars and seventy nine cents damages and
interest thereon at the rate of six per cent
per annuu from the oath day Of June, A. D.
1862, until paid, and FIVE dollars and fifty
five cents costs Of suit, and accruing costs. I
shall sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand, at the front door of the
Court House in said county, on the 18th day
of October, A 1862, at the hour of ten
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scr,bed premises, to wit fifty acres off from
the east side of the north west quarter Il 4)
dissection No. four (4) in township No ninety
eight 1881 north range eleven III west of the
5th p NJ, when and where due attendance
will be given by the undersigned
Dated September Is, 1862
p. T. SEARLES,
Sheriff of said County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
sHERlrFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State Of Iowa, I
Howard County, [

NOTICES hereby given that by virtue Of specs!
cution issued of the office of the Clerk Of the District
Howard county Iowa. at the suit Of Sarah Shcr
man, plaintiff, against Daniel D. Noble, defendant, to me
directed commanding sell the real estate hereinafter
described satisfy judgment for the of one hundred
and eighty two dollars aud interest thereon the rate Of
ten cent annum from the 18th day Of june D.
1862 aud costs twelve nd 9510O dollars, which said
plaintiff against the defendant at the June term
a. D. 1862, Of said district court shall sell at public
auction to he highest bidder cash at the front door Ut
the Court House in said county the 18th day Of October
1862 at the hour Of II O'Clock NJ Of said day tho
following described premises to wit the north east quar-
ter az Of section No. twenty three (23) in township No.
ninety eight (9S) north range No., thirteen 3 west Of
the 5thPM -
Done at sheriHs Office Vernon Springs, September 18th
1862. lnlvat4l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
sHEnIFF:s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State Of Iowa,
Howard County,

Howard County, J
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue Of special exc
cution issued out of office ofthe Clerk of the District
court Of Howard county Iowa. at the suit Of H. w. Hunt
Co.. plaintiffs against Bartlett Brothers defendants
hereinafter described satisfy judgment for the Of
Ave hundred sixteen dollars and fifty four cents DANA
yes and interest thereon the rate OF ten per cent per
nnuun from oath day Of June 1862, and costs at
twelve and 100 dollars which said plaintiffs recovered
against the defendants at the June term 1862, OF said
district court shall sell public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand at the front door Of the Court
House in said county the 25th day Of October 1869
At the hour of ten O'Clock NJ said day the following
described premises wit the south half Of the south
east quarter a. of section No.. thirty six (96 in township
No. ninety eight COSY north range No. fourteen la west
in Howard county Iowa.
Sheriff. Office September 1sth, 1862 ulTs
y. I, SEARLtS, Sheriff 81 eaid county
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-09-26
pEOPLE'S PENSION. BOUNTY MON
Ely, AND WAX CLAIM OFFICE.
Goodrich e. Mad

Ne" oREGoN, IOWA.
Having made arrangements for that purpose will psy
particular attention to prosecuting claims for Pensions
mtary bonnties back pay procuring Land Patents &c
Volunteer soldiers disabled while in the service are cnt
tied Pensions The widows children of officers nom
commissioned officers and privates the sery
Ice OF the United States for six over who NAV
die In the service entitled pay due at the date
Of death, and
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CASH.
All claims Of this nature promptly attended to- Communal
cations addressed to u.s. will be replied once with
proper instructions. -
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-18

Ism HuNnUG. or is II richly worth dime
10 see Prof osgood's 80 stereoscopic life
sized views Of the war Let any or all
who have seen these celebrated views answer
thil question
Prof 0sgood having procured from the
London sterepseoPe company one Of their
best Instruments. and from the first artists in
America a great number and yarieiy OF views
OF camp AMI army life. also oi celebrated
places. personages Sc.. &c.. IL nov prepared
70 exhibit his scenes on the most reasonable
terms. 10 the citizens Of Terre Hauie and
vicinity. Prof o wiz remain in the city
some 10 DAYS and will il desired call upon
families Al their homes and exibit his scenes
TO the whole household Tor twenty i've cents.
giving entire satisfaction or charging nothing.
he viii also exhibi; % companies Of FIVE
or more persons wherever assembled for five
cents per individual. Persons wishing TO see
my views. may notify mo to that effect. by
dropping note into the Post Of'lce, stating
the place Of their residence &c. o. by leav-
inc line az the Cincinnati House.
y. By an Ingenious arrangement. PAR
tiea may scc these views to great advantae
in the evening
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-18
FROM CINCINNATI

CISoIsSArI, Feb. 1.-THE news Of the
capture of Fort Donelson was received here
al eleven o'clock this morning. and caused
intense excitement and joy The cnshusi.
asm on change was undounded.
The steamer Allen Collier leaves 10 night
With twelve surgeons and over one hundred
boxes Of supplies for Fort Donelson.
Three thousand dollars was subscribed IN
a short time for the relief Of the wounded
The United States Sanitary Commissio ion
teleeraphed 10 Gen Halleck 10 send 20 Gin
cinnaii as many wounded soldiers as be saw
proper. saying the citizens OF Cincinnati
would most gladly provide for them.
Tonight there will be general illurnina
ton with bonfrcs and fireworks.
A nrional salute will be fired from Tho
heavy guns IN the fortifcstions around the
city. at noon tomorrow.
Troops have been passing through the city
all day. en route for the Cumberl and River.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-18

Tar NAY FHr SEws wAs krcrIyrD.-Tbe
Widest JOY pervadsa the city on the recep-
ton Of the news from Fort Donelson. The
streets and sidewalks were crowded with cit.
izens and people from the country. Holmes'
big cannon was brought ont. and 4 national
salute of thirty four guns we're Grsa We
have never teen the hearts Of our people 40
reused. Il T.. however. little wondcr -
this is ubquesiionably the most important
victory Of the war. and win be- irsught with
the most decisive results. Bun amid all the
rejoicing, there was evident marl.s Of anxiel,
on many faces. aud We confess that our own
heart throbs rs much with anxiety as with
Joy when We remember the great number OF
brave generous hearts. with whom We parted
fes days ago. who may nov be cold in
death or writhing IN the agony of the
wounded
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-18

4 sined. Lawier's Brigade Of Smiths Divi-
500 was first in tie lower end Of the enc
wy's works. works when was done by charge
Of esyouets. AT least niae-tenths Of the
rebels were pitied against our right. Our
forces on the right were ready all night 10
recommence the attack. on Friday morning
They were met on their approach by Buckner
having sent early in the moring a despatch
10 Gen. Grant surrendering
The works Of the Fort extend some five
miles on the outside.
The rebels lost forty y-eight field pieces,
seventeen heavy guns. and twenty thousand
stand Of arms. besides large quantity Of
commlssary stores.
They are completely demoralized. and have
10 confidence IN their leaders as they charge
Pillow and FLOYD with deserving them.
Our troops frfm the time Of the investment
on "Wednesday Law on their ans night and
day, half the time without tents. n heavy
rain and snow
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-18
Citizens Meeting.

A public meeting was called al the Court
House last night 10 make arrangements TO
extend AID to the wonnded. on the glorious
field Of Fort Donelson.
chas. T.. Hosford was called 10 the chair.
and p. r. O'Riley was chosen Secretary.
On motion Of Mr. J. Barr, a committee Of
five was appointed 10 report some method by
which we can a1sist the wounded
;. IL Barr, H. Fairbanks. DR. Mahan. J.
Hook. aud ! H. Moore were appointed aaii
committee
On motion OF Mr.. Potter. committee of
two was appointed 10 wait on the editors of
the Express to learn what further news had
been received from the seat ofwar.
on motion Of II ID. Scott. a subscription
list was circulsted 20 obtain funds.
The committee to devise a method Of ae-
tion reported a. follows:
The committed woald respectfully report
that The following articles are needed i'm
medistely.
Old linen good for lint Half worn cot
ton goods. Tor handagcs. either in the piece.
or II cut into bandsges s'5 inches vide. and
any len.th. sumulants. brandy OF whiskey.
Medical stores a. follows. adhesive rlazierz.
morphine. &c.. &C
As many OF the Foregoing articles as can
be brought in to-nighi. VII be left at the
oaice of tho soldiers Relief on the west sidc
Of the square
Yoar committee would ofs.r Toe following
resolution
ks<sirei Thar committe~s c.sllsistine of
the following gentlemen he appointed Tor
the purpose Of raising fund. 10 defsay ex.
pens-s. sis. owen TalIcr. l.. Z Warren. Z
L ThomrsOn. X. s Coz. Jr.. q " Ne.
nsns sod J. o. Jones
The following are the volunteer - 60 n
the relief of The wounded z 4. Goodwin.
o. H. Burrows, J A. Wherry. T. n McFl.
fresh. wn Paddock. r h. Res. Jas Gal.
John Hiichcock. = " Peck, ! Mahan. A.
". Madison. T. b. Long. W J Williams. :
Hasberf. J 7. Davis. Dr. Hahermcyer. y
Z Allen. John u Barr. and {. /. Riple, =