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The New York herald., 1862-03-22
THE new TRIUMPH IN NORTH CAROLINA.

The Brilliant Victory of Gen. Burnside
Military Importance-Operatio In tho
Mississippi valley-Thc Great Battle
of Pea Ridge-ImpOrtan from Florida
The Army at anassas-Intcresting
News from Europe, &C., sc.
The full and interesting account, from the HERALD Cor
respondent OF tho Brilliant Victory Of General Burnside
at Newbern, N. c., accompanied by Map showing the
Scene of the Battle, and thegeographca and military
importance Of the position, will be published in tho
WEEKLY HERALD. ready at ton O'Clock this morning 1t
will also contain tho latest from tho Mississippi
Valley, showing the Progress of tho Bombardment of
Island No. TO- Additional the Great Battle
at Pea Ridge Ark Important Operations of Commodore
Dupont in Florida-The Occupation OF Jacksonville and
ST. Augustine Interesting News from tho Army Of the
Potomac-The Brilliant Address Of General Mcclellan to
his Soldiers Important from Tennessee; Another Bril-.
liant Victory in Kentucky and q variety OF other in
teresng War Intelligence; The Latest News from Eu
rope, and all other news of the week.
Single copes in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy Il
Co. g Kentucky and Missouri State Lottaries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS lS5-March 2l. 1862
56, l. l6: q. 10, 90, 6S, 33, 20, 66, ~, Al, %.
20, 40, 22, 6S, %, 66, AZ, II, IA. IL, SO, 81.
Circulars sca free of charge by addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covington, KY, or 81. Louis, Mo.
Omcial Drawings OF the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KENrUcxY-ExrRA CLASS SS--March q, 1862
Is, 81, 26, 38, 4, 5s, 2, Is, 20, q, 40, ~, 80.
-March
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
Il HAS pISTANCED THE COMBINED CT
OF ALL THE OTHER SUNDAY NEWN

Therefore, ADVERTISEMENT IN It's ccIuI
worth In dollars the adveStiza is actual
insertion would cost others. Th much
Every will aLhoug - Is sound logic
patronage the strength of mis- papers that -
II Is not the purpose the pub stated circulation
ing Sunday newspaper OF the United fishers Of the lead
their weekly Obscure 'tates
run that thing ground. lapers
turned from their object Figures
witness by auh concerns There ts made TO bear
larity assertion The better test Of
press room of the SUNDAY N pnc Is invited into the
weekly edition worked oil ~ ERCURY to ~
presses built this one Of the fastest
and see IL counted sold ADJ try, and TO stand by
learn from the ertisers welcome
weekly transactions OF serieB ofy ioshent covering the
prospered. Every facility VIII ears now has grown and
Into how many hands their busn ue given them 10 erain
The css announcements
the simple reason dper has nothing hide
hing but the truth IN the whole md
The fiend, the medium
edon more than nterest That regular
immense fac nat o me o!her sunday
inclined should becou anu rs dered that all who
servaton. &C cosnizant VI IL BY personal Oh
ciIpY cbarses but little that while the SUNDAY MRR
lis Sunday contemporare more, for advertising than
tace of n wider pubcit its gives advertisers Advan
them all combined hah can ie oOtalned throuGh
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
9 T.; 1860 x.

9 T.. 1850 K n
PLANTATION BITTERS
cures indigestion and dyspepsia gives tone to the stomach
and strengthens the agreeable Tonic aAA
never fails to benefit Sold everywhere. Depot BOZ Broad
way New York.
STRONG'S PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Bedsead combined Of Warren street and Broad
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
WATCHES l. JEWELRY!!

Of the Richest j. most Fashionable Patterns,
OFFERED At RETAIL AT wuoLEsALx PRIcRs.!
THE HUBBARD BROS, Nos. IS & 81
NASSAU STREET, new YORK, Manufnc-
lures importers Of all the Leading Rich and most
upon decreasing their Business to an unlimited extent. oder
the following elegant Ornaments at the unsurpassed Low
-Nogic Time Observer being a Hunting
and open face. Ladys Gentlemans Watch In one
the pretrst most and cheapest Watch In the
World Imitation gold; effected by patent process.
which renders the Of gold perfect while does
not cost onethrd as much. Price only s32 Retals ..
from 800 upwards.
Hunting Composition Cased Lerers, En-
has seconds and the newest improvements Heavy
eased and coed Imitation gold. Price only SIS Rstas
at from $50 to Slo0.
Hunting Con position Ccsed Army Wateh
Richly jeweled and fancy works Unsurpassed
for Suffers, Traders etc Price sl5 Retas from e4o
4 great variety Of other WATCHES, a. low prices
Ladies' Sets Of Brooch an Ear Drops to
correspond Imitation Cluster Diamond very rich pat
Cd very nea' anaprety ornament. handsomely mount
Gcntiemon's Fest Chains, Parisiep, an
Rings - Plain only. 75c Scroll, very pref.
Imitation Diamond %. w.
Sleeve Bu,tons-Patent, Chased. or Eoam-
eled new and very handsome pattern, $3.50. Double
chased or with stones, u, so.
Bosom Studs.-a vari Of new and
fashionable designs, per set, q, 50.
Bison T. Scarf Pins - Leaf, with Opal and
Fancy Stones, 81. Imitation Diamond $3.50.
Lockets.-Double Glass, richly engraved, SO
Persons wishing any the above, have only to remit the
price in registered letter address, and the articles
will be sent by return Of mall free Of expense.
ders the amount oftweve dollars and upwards will be
sent by express to any part the loyal States with bill
payable to the Express Company when the goods de-
livered.
Agents. Suffers and Country Merchants throughout the
country who wish TO make money rapidly, will do we'll to
obtain mammoth catalogue furnish the most sale
able outfit Ut prices unsupassed by any other
Address HUBBARD BROS.
Nos. IS 4 81 Nassau, near John Street:
(n6v4m3) NEw-YOpK CRY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

the township Clerk is paid on tho Or
ders Of the Trustees.
On motion of Mr.. Griffin, Resolved.
That all acting Justices of the Peace
be required to meet with the Board at
their meeting in January and settle,
and pay into the County Treasury wit
ness fees uncalled for by the witnesses
entitled thereto, as provided by Sec
tons 351 and $50 Of the Code of Iowa :;
also, for fines collected under sections
1868 and 1929 of the said Code.
On motion Of Mr.. Ostrander, all
further business was postponed till the
next session of the Board.
On motion Of Mr.. Ostrander, the
Board then adjourned.
Attest, c. F. WEBSTER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

Hou to Avoid Colds.-At this time
Of the year, when tho weather is liable
to such sudden changes from extreme
heat to bitter coll, and vicc versa, al
most every person is, at one time or
another, subject to most unpleasant
colds, which frequently run into some
thing worse, like catarrh, bronchitis,
&c. The remedy, or rather the pre-
ventive for this, is very simple. 1t is
to battle frequently, thus keeping the
pores of the skin open SO that the body
may be in an active healthy state, and
by wearing good warm, cheap suit Of
clothes from Hammcrslough Bros,
North side of the Public Square, Nc
Gregsr, Iowa. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
Taxes! Taxes !!

NOTICE is hereby given that will meet
tho taxpayers Of Howard County at the
places Of holding the last General Election in
each of the townships of said county for the
purpose of receiving and collecting the delin
quent taxes, due from the residents therein,
as follows
New Oregon, Nov. l4th and 18th, 1852
Paris, Monday, 18th,
Howard, Tuesday, 18th.
Alton, Wednesday, 18th,
Jamestown, Thursday, Goth.
Saratoga, Friday, 2lst.
Howard enter, Saturday, 22d,
Vernon SPRING. Mon. Tues. gath 25th
Albion, Wednesday Thurs goth eth /"
Forest City, Friday Saturday 2sth 2sth 4"
Chester. Tuesday, Dec I'd
Oak Dale, Wednesday, Sd :.
Persons attending at the times a,d places
mentioned will save Themselves trouble and
cost.
ALVAH WARRINGTON, Jr.,
Asst collector for said County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

Caro-, Oct. 26.-We learn from
several sources of great activity among
the rebels in the vicinity of Helena,
vicksburg and Holly Springs. They
evidently intend an attack soon. but
just at what polrt is not known.
Joe johnson is said to have 10000
troops at Little Rock, and the number
at Holly Springs is known to be about
10000
The rebels are crossing their force
from Arkansas to Mississippi at Vicks
burg, and are making every prepal'
alton for an attack at Holly Springs.
Their place is being strongly fortified
Rumors here to night say that they
are moving north. 1t is probably in
correct. The people east Of Memphis,
near Germantown, are said to be sui
fering for the necessaries Of life. Cot
ton is their only support, and this ha'
been all destroyed by guerillas.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

DIsCoUkAGlNG ENL,srMENrs.-
Shuhel P. Adams, recently appointed
Provost Marshal of the State of Iowa,
in addressing republican meeting at
this place, on the 9th Of Oct, 1862,
said l.:
Il thank God, the war is now being
wsgei for the destruction of slavery
and Of the Democratic party"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
fINKLE e. LYON S. NJ. co.
53s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.


To the Electors IF Ho,rayd County, Io,sn:
WHEREAs Owing to the extraordinary
expenses of the County, it becomes necessary
to levy greater county tax than the Board
Of Supervisors are, by law, empowered to
levy; s..--r,.
Therefore, by order ofsaid Beard, and in
pursuance Of the Statute, Sect $50, Chapter
% OF Revision IF 1860, Laws Of Iowa, It in
hereby ordered that the question Of levying
special and additional county tax Of six mills
on the dollar upon the assessed value of
the taxable property Of the county for tie
year A. D., 1862, be submitted 80 the electors
of the said county At the next rnsuin. sensr,
al election holden on the secohs: Tuesday ot
October, A. D. 1862.
The ballot shall read
"Fer the six mills additional County tax"
"a gainst the six mills additional County tax"
You will also take notice that tho question
Of restraining sheep and swine from running
at largo will be submitted to the electors Of
said county at the said general electiop.
The form of the ballot shall read
For restraining sheep and swine from run
ming at large" s'
against restraining sheep and swine frsn
running at large" .--.
c. F. WEBSTER, Clerk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
WANTS THE GOVERNMENT r
HELP HIM OUT.

The Washington Republican, the
organ of the Emancipation party, fear
full that Seymour may be elected, ad-
yises the Government with its green
backs to come to his relief. Here is
what it says: .
Sunless the most earnest exertions
be made in Gen. Wadsworth's behalf,
the cause of the Union stands more
than a fair chance Of encountering q
heavy blow and great discouragement
in his person. Let all the influence
Of the Government departments there.
fore be placed literally at his dispo-
sal"
Glorious, isn't it
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
IOWA ELECTlO n.

We have reported and official returns
from sixty-four counties which show, as
compared with last fall, a nett democrat
ic gain Of 1887 The first column
shows the democratic majorities, the
second the republican majorities, the
third the democratic gains, and the
fourth the republican gains.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

THEN AND Now.-Kirkwoods ma
jority on the Gubernatorial State ticket
one year ago was 1914; larger than
Lincoln's majority of the year before.
The result this year shows a clear
Democratic gain Of over 10000 since
last year, and it hasn't been much of a
year for Democrats either.-MuS.
Courier.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
RECOGNITION.
New YoRK, Oct. q.

The Express processes to have relia-
bic information from semi-official circu-
lars in Europe, that England aad
France have decided upon the recogni-
ton Of the Southern Confedracy, if the
Joint Offices of mediation and armistice
for four or Elk months. to be proposed
to Mr.. Seward, sre not accepted.
They fear a slave insurrectiou in the
South, says the Express, after the LIST
Of January, and it is to afford their
own citizens residing there ample pro.
lection under the egis Of their regular
ly appointed agents, that England and
France will claim the necessity of rec
ognizing the new Confederacy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
+ l n K l. f. & LY n
SEWING.MACHINE co.
Branch Once, los Lake Street. J
Chicago, Ill.

Branch Once. 10. Lake Street. I
Chicago, Ill.
FOR the purpose o. facilitating tho Sewing
= Machine Trade in the West tie FINxLE
LYON SEWING MAcMnE Co., have opened
a permanent Office in Chicago, No 100 Lake
Street, first foor.)
The usual charges for freight Machines froa New
In other respect the business Of tho CHICAGO one
will be done on the same terms the parent scs 10
full assortment Of Machines with all the late Improve
ments Is already In the Chicago ONCE and all orders for
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings will be prsnpsiy
TO parties little acquainted with the r,akle 4 Lyon
Circular specially commended Thi. Circular can be
had application II Is very specific will be found
sn w 1 s !, vi ssm With much care
The following brief quotation Is characteristic Of the
This Machine Is better adapted than any other Sewing
Machine in market to the frequent changes
endless variety of sewing required in family for VIII
stopping, and make every stitch perfect. Will from
the fine gauze to the heaviest CLOTH and the
est harness without changing the feed needle
tension making any adjustment Of machine whatever"
Thus have we successfully overcome the dnicui.
umph Dsaantly can we now ray mo other Machine In.
compares with it In this respect" Hence, have uni
mium whenever the Machine been properly cxhib.a
IN competition with other FIRST Sewing Aschines
tee, viz. I'VE warrant every Machine VIC .cII 10 DIE
BETTER satisfaction than other Sewing Maehin. Il: asr.
ket, money refunded" We sell q Machine
other terms The is reliable the
Of business in the land For than 1--WE years
have We relied upon such facts for the epu, Of
Machine and without single travelling agent in the
field there scarcely Reighbourhood the contncn.
where the Machine Is not favorably known We prefer
such repuato on to one based talking points,
As they are technically called in the trade Hence
both Sides requiring only third the thread Of other
kinds Of stitches.
n B. Local Agents wanted In every county sh.,ssA.
out the West Special inducements offered
f1NKLE e. LYON S. NJ. co,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

"Tht late defeat Of the republican
party in this State was not owing to
the fact that so many Of it's followers
were absent in the army but because
the draft frightened such host Of
then. into Canada to avoid it."-
Cleveland {O) PLAIN. Dealer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

WHEREAS, my wife, DxusILL. BEERS
~ has left my bed and board without just
cause or provocation; this is to forbid all per
sens from harboring or trusting her on my
account rs shall pay no debts of her con-
tracing after this date.
Dated jamestown, Howard county, Iowa,
October "a 1862 n5v4t3
EBENEEzER BEERS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
Es TRAY o. OK; r. 8

~ ~ Taken up, by Saml. Huckins
-A@at his residence in Saratoga
Township, Howard County, Iowa, on the 9th
day OF October 1862, an estray Ok described
aS follows ool.r, light red or dun, with two
white spots on left hind leg right horn a lit
tie Topped, two Sits in each . r, supposed to
be about seven years old, and appraised at
twenty five dollars, before Charles w Fields,
!. ?. October 28th 1862
CT. WEBSTER, Clerk.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

On motion of Mr.. Ostrander, the
Treasurer was instructed to credit the
school house tax Of 1857 assessed on
the S. w. IA of Sec. No. l in TIP. No.
80, R. II W, and the Clerk was in
struct.d to credit the same to said
Treasurer.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That H. D. Noble DO re-
quired to take the indemnity proof
requisite in regard to the swamp lands
Of Howard County in addition to his
present duties az swamp.land agent,
and the Clerk is directed to furnish him
the necessary stationery and blanks.
On motion of Mr.. Radferd, tho fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the township Clerks
of the several townships Of this county
be required to produce tho township
rscord-book at the January meeting, SC
that the Board Of Supervisors may b
satisfied that all moneys paid out by
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

Ex-Gov. Randall of Wisconsin has
been appointed LIST Assistant P. ~.
General, in place Of John A. Kasson Of
lowe Enpuhliron Congressman elect
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
COUN TY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

HOWARD COUNTY. IOWA.
OCTOBER SESSION,
Oct goth, 10 O'Clock NJ. s
Board called to order by the Chair
man.
Roll called-Messrs barrow, Rad
ford, Bennett and Griffin, absent. ~
On motion of Mr.. White, the bill
presented by George H. Smith for use
of house for election purposes, was laid
on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Griffin, the Clerk
was instructed to pay Bounties to SOL
diers. or their families, as soon as sat
isfed that said soldiers have been &C.
cepted and applied on the quota Of
Howard County.
On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell, Mrs. S.
A. Becker was allowed the benefit Of
the appropriation for families Of How
ard County Volunteers.
On motion of Mr.. Radford, the petit
ton Of H. W. Partch, and others, ask
ing the appointment of Commissioner
to view, and, if thought advisable, re-
locate a portion of road No. 8, WAS
granted, and w. Y, Wells appointed
said commissioner.
On motion of Mr.. Ostrander, the fol.
lowing bills were allowed, as follows
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
AFTER THE BATTLE.


The democracy certainly have great
cause to congratulate themselves upon
the completeness and brilliancy Of thei,
recent political campaign. 1t will be
recollected that the Legislature of every
northern State at the time the Con
gressional apportionment under the
last census was made, was in Rep.
hands, and that with the most unscru-
pulousness it 50 constructed the Con-
gressional Districts as would in its
opinion, give them every representa-
tive in the next Congress, Behold the
result In this State, we would that
our readers should take the counties
comprising the several Districts and
trace their several boundaries then
look at the difference in population ; for
instance, this, the 81 District had
population of 127, 472, while the 9th
District directly west Of it contsined
only 61,613. Nov why was such dis
parity made in the population Of the
two Districts ? For this and only this,
that by adding large number Of Re-
publican counties to the District the
democratic majority of Dubuque might
be overcome, and the Congressman Sc
cured. Nor was this enough; to &C
co,nplish their plot they found it neces
sary to arrest the Democratic candidate
rs innocent of crime rs the President
Of the T. S., and even more so, and
then even in q District composed Of
counties that gave Vandeyer 1868 ma
jority in 1860, they are compelled to
content themselves with about 1000
majority for the abolition traitor, Ali.
son. Revolutions like these We have
to record in the Congressional gains
throughout the land, are the only evil
denccs we can discover Of = determine
ton to suppress the rebellion /; for it is
idle to attempt to coerce one section to
obedience to the Constitution. while the
other ignores al! its provisions,
I: will 10 recollectel that Judge
Douglas testified in his Chicago CORES
pondencs 70 the determination Of the
Republicans in Congress to destroy the
Union by driving the South out the
manner in which they constructed the
Congressional Districts to secure the
members to themselves show. the CON-
pietencss Of their designs, North as
we'll as South, and the people are de-
serving Of all praise for their determi.
nation manifested under such circum.
stances in such "a imperative manner,
in the triumphant election Of a MAORI
ty Of Congressman, where the design
wss to deprive them Of all. 1t i. the
only battle since the war that has been
fought successfully against traitors IN
rebellion against the Constitution, the
courts, aad the laws The prayer Of
every patriot is that the same spirit
may g on, ''conquerins and to con-
suer," until the administration Of the
government is completely wrested from
the hands Of those who would prolong
q civil war to enrich themselves and
their lick.spittles, with no hope, no
wish, and no design Of restoring the
Union under the Constitution.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

NEAi 4UESDA1'-1He people VI
the great States Of New York, Illinois,
Wisconsin and Michigan, decide whesh-
er they stand by the Constitution and
its sacred compromises, OF whether they
shall continue to act in satagonism to
both. Upon the result of their action
that day may be said to depend the fate
Of the Republic 1t must, it seems to
US, be patent to every reasoning, re-
aecting man, that if the Rep. party is to
control the destinies Of the government
longer, the fate of Democratic Institu-
tons in America is forever scaled We
do not deny that many of the party,
perhaps a majority is honest, but no
man can aavocate the principles Of the
Chicago Platform, understanding them,
that cares fig for the American Un-
ion.
To the result of the contest all eyes
are eagerly turned as deciding the fate
of this government OR whether it is to
he transformed into a military despotism.
The following letter fully explains
itself. Read it:
HELENA, ARK, Oct. Is. 1852,
DEAR Sir The election has gone
by default, probably throughout the
army. In our regiment 29S votes ~ere
cast out of about 800 voters. The
Democrats saw in the morning that
they had been meanly trapped, and
little or no attention was given to the
election. It was discovered that while
Republican tickets could be had by
the bushel, that all the postmasters
had forgotten to mail a single Demo
cratic ticket. We expect to see some
in about ten days. The Abolition pets
Of Ki,kwood both in and out of the
army, were loud in their denunciations
Of Democrats, and it ,1as with diff
Guilty that an outbreak uas preven-
ted in our reg ;ment, although as sol
disrs they had been taught obedience
to the will and command of their eff
GERS. The soldiers love for his coun-
try and respect for his Tag is perhaps
etrono th,n I;o ;rnr,,lanc "a q civ;
Ian, and while he is Offering up his life,
lingering in the hospitals from wounds
and disease, suffering all the depriva-
tons and hardships of a camp life, then
to DO taily and hourly tainted by the
whole Abolition crew Of corrupt politi-
clans as traitors and tories, is a hard
pill to take. How long it will be borne
with patience. God only knows. I can
only hope and strive for the best.