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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

\ British officer writing from The cram
Persia, to the "London Times" remarks -
A Cathart.c PHI, manufactured by IAN
American Chemist (DR j. c. AVER, Of Low
ell Mass J has cured the Shah, Of a Liver
Compliant that threatened his life. This
simple fact. as might be expected. renders
the Americans immensely popular here, while
we English are overl ,okc1. Doubtless our
own scholars made the discoveries which he
employs, and thus it is in everything we do
the labor, then the housing Americans put
their mark en- it and take the reward Doe
tor Aver is idolized by the Court and its re-
tainers here, which will doubtless be r. Hected
to him on gold snuf-box, Or diamond. hlted
sword, while not the name even Of Davy,
Christisos or Brodie- the great lights BY
which he shines, Is known.'-New York Sun
day paper.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

\ MISSIONER We have recently discover
ed in orr Sunday rca tinS" that the tax.
gathercrs Of 0'dcR times were cailel simply
Pub',coRs, whereas the modern tax gasherers
arc Familiarity known rs Re-pa.h- Hean>. l.,
justice however to the 'eo,orcl population :;
we must add, they still adhere to the Bible
@rthography: ana when yo1 AK one OF them
what parry he belongs TO he i certa' n 70 re-
ply, '.Dv'Publican party!@ Sambo is conss-
tCnt.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

The Atlantic Monthly for May is at
hand. and as usual filled with articles
Of more than ordinary ability.-While
the atlantic is rather radical in it's po-
litical views, it is one of the ablest and
most outsrokcn Journals Of the day.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

House. BuRNED.-Thc dwelling
house of Mr.. Western residing in the
town of Vernon Springs was totally
destroyed by fire with all its contents
on Friday last, No Insurance. The
entir: family being absent, the men at
work in the field, and the women in the
garden, the flames had made such
progress before being discovered as to
preclude all efforts at entering the
dwelling to rescue any portion Of goods
from the dcvouring element.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
The Prophecy Of Henry Clay,

Henry Clay is esteemed to be patriot as
we'll as . sage. The history Of the latter pc
Rod of life proves he was both. He worship
cd his country and its constitution, and was
ready to make all sacrifices for the pcrpetui.
" Of the Union. This was evidence stuff
ccnt for his patriotism. He denoted the caus.
cs of future trouble, aud the consequences of
sectional agitation. From the words which
fell from his lips upon these subjects, and the
solemn warning he uttered, we learn that he
was not oulv inspired with holy devotion to
our government butthat he was endowed
with a prophetic wisdom. Years ago he dis
events. He foretold the history not only of
the present year, but We fear of future years
Said he:
If these aboltioniSts shall 50 OF, and their
associations shall continue TO increase, iftheir
doctrines shall spread. and their measures be
adopted usHtjcy become 'Me sentiment and
poI'''ca! action Of a majority Of tie people of
the North. the tGte ofhe government is sealed.
The day that sees that consumation will
look only up'n the broken Fragments OF our
Union. And who will attempt to fathom
the immeaSurablc abyss Of dissolution of
this Union? Draw the line of new contelcra-
cics where vou will-war-bittcr and inccs-
SAINT war, will lie the inevitable consequence
All history and human ma turc teach us this
MOI
mcnt that our former connection and fratcr-
nifty would prevent or amcliorate it. As in
the natural world the sweetest substances.
when corrupted, often become the most acid
so in the moral world, the kindly affections of
the heart arc poisoned or peryertcd-arc
turn to most deadly hHte. Who can con-
template such war without the deepest
emotions of horror
The causes which produced war still exists
to perpetuate war. The war, as pred ctcd
is bitter The former fraternity neither
even the emotions Of horror With which the
Old States looked upon the coming strife
have disappeared with the actual presence
ofwar itself
The future is indeed in thc hands of tue
people. But have they the virtae and moral
power to rise above the influences of the day
and forge anew the golden bonds Of unity
with which our fathers bound States and
people together? Can the hate of the Sec
tons he subIucd Can hands red with each
Others blood, strike together IN amity Can
the traditions of 4 thousand battle fields Of
this civil war ever he forgotten !-Galena
Courier.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

Wcrcgret to learn that Daniel Daley,
Company F., y. III. Reg, was killed
in the battle of Pittsburg Landing,
April 6 The people Of New Oregon
will remember linn as an apprentice to
D. J NJ. Walker of this place, at the
blacksl.ithing business.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
News Items,

The Chicago .lournol says that Gen.
Pope, with his army, has joined Hal
leck.
Gen. Bragg is in command at Fort
Pillow.
Bcaurccard was not wounded in the
battle of Shiloh.
Those who arc most troubled with
the fear that slavery will interfere with
the rights of northern laboring men,
usually wear kid gloves and silk hat,
and generally white neck choker.
Did You ever notice il!
The steamship Arizona and VIM. G.
Hughes, from New Orleans, arrived at
Havana on the evening Of the 18th
inst, with $500 bales of cotton on
board.
The President has rcspited the SEN
tencc of death passed on Col. MagoIlin
by Gen. Hallcck, for breaking his
parole. Magotlin is still in the Alton
Pcnitentiary.
Reports touching the commandment
Of the forts below New Orleans ore
conflicting. Rebel accounts state that
our fleet are unable to get near enough
to damage the walls to any extent,
while other accounts via Havana are
positive that these forts have been
abandoned, and that the way is now
clear for our forces to proceed direct to
New Orleans.
Gen. Shields has been nominated as
Major General.
The Telegraph brings accounts Of
great il'tshcts in the New EnglHnl
States. The Connecticut river at
Hartford was reported to have risen
more than % feet on the 2lst ult.
Some twenty or thirty rebel schoon-
ers and one or two snail steamers, have
been captured in the Rarpahannock
river, and in streams flowing into it..
Some Of them had valuable cargoes.
Gen. Shields has been nominated a
Major General, and Col. Gibson q
Brieadcr.
Lord Lyons has sonc to Richmond to
hold conference with the Confelcrates.
He sailed in the English steamer Ra-
ce~. from Annapolis. The object Ct his
visit is unknown.
The Richmond Examiner had been
received in FrejIricksburr announcing
Nour O,]o,,s t,kon and rrnot do
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
NJ VI F.. D EN- OR + S It's,
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. L ~ GIL O1Nh.
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THE SUMMER NUMBER CONTAINS
FOUR LARGE & SPLENDID. FASHION
PLATES.
THREE FuLL-SIZED PATTERNS OF DRESSES,
COMPRISING THE
New French Waist. an Elcgent Sleeve, and
IL Misses Sack,
AND a SHEET OF NEW AND BEAUTl-
BRAID AND EMBEOIDERlNG PATTERNS,
Together with nearly 100 Engravings of all
the novelties tor
Summer Bonnets, Cloaks, Trim
mings, Childrcn,s Dresses, Etc. , &
Valuable information to Nlilliners, Dress Ma
kers, Mothers, and Ladies generally. presen-
ting the largest and best Fashion Magazine
in the World, published Alb Broadway, and
sold everywhere at % Cts, or sent by mail
post free on receipt Of the amount, in stamps
Or silver. Yearly ST., with the following valu-
able premium.
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled to
n recent for the selection of SO Cts, worth of
plain patterns from the designs in the hook,
or from the show room. or they may be or
dered and sent by mail any time during the
Year, by paying the postage.
Splendid Inducements to Canyasscrs.
SUMNER NO. NOW READY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
d. D. S.BlN, p. NJ.
Me- o;Ir9n for Sale or TO Rent.

Any young person dcsirous OF obtaining
suc!, Il knowledge of sacred music rs shall
fit them for playing ia Church. vii be furn-
lshel with good AIclodcon aud suitable in
struction hooks on reasonable terms. Such
a course ofpcactlcc, with a study of the in
version OF chords. tthorongh- ba&e) is the ;nost
sare and speedy method Of Becoming thor
oughly acquainted with al the e,emcntry
principles ofml,ic which d?penl On its
practice as IN Art.
For particulars enquire at this Office.
\. w. JoNES.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

DEGENERATION OF TIE NEGRo.-The Cairo
Gazette suggests that the Constitutional Con.
vcntion Of Illinois prohibit the intcrmarr;ase
OF negraes and Abo'it:oniSts, 'on the ground
that such connections degenerate the negro
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02
NEU-F.iNGLED DE.NOCRiCI.

" .'' ''' '>l''> '''' ''-~~> "'''
eaten thelr cue from that source, We
are re'h'n'c1 81 1'lS 9'f-Fepcas'' amt n
Vof''e ''FEa' INC 'hcN''eS 81 "en1 'cFacE'
we are now assure" ny the oracicS amt
organs OF that party that down to the
time OF fo'N $ "0M'n'S'fa'''n' lhriud'H@
the long hhc OF lro>'''nts preceding,
every thing was most satisfactory Now
TINS IS an admission OF the correctness
OF inc principles ah| P'icF OF our par
~ up 10 inc very time "hcA or h2-
hona' "''iIcu't'es oH5'o' ami the
present eNiS'lhS issues OF Tue country
were maze ocl"ech tue par'IeS. 10
nave 'llaoe 'he ADMISSION one sep more
"oo'' nave oech ao'o''li"S tue "''Ho-
cra'lc party Not only ri-ht now, Oo1 to
nave oecn |'Sh' GU "e ""''o'
mere are however, TWO prominent
'acls connected WITH: or r''hcF suggest
{" "E THESE ADMISSIONS, 'ha' LOT ol'IE
speak Volumes out "n'cl we homoiS
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anu rel'>c!'"S man'-'',a, the "cm'cra-
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''". ne ''FS' great TACT IS inns All
i"'''eS o. every 'Fee'' name anu e'IoF
since Tue hF'' complete triumph OF the
democratic party nave 'ne' TO prove
themselves ne Democracy 1hey ca
gerry tau-Ic a, every .'""''"' express
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rae Democrac.T.-'te genuine, long
esteemed. GA DR.. Jacob IoWnsenhS
"ouoIed-dlst'Iicd Sarsapani'a.' "A, NO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-02

The recent county seat election in
Alamakee County resulted in favor of
Lansing by % majority, the whole vote
pollcd was $3.50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
The Copfederat. cox.rDmcDt

TIE Provision Al G1vernman Of the Coaf derate Stats
expired by limitation on the I7.h Instant The Perma.
u'u: Government began It's tIiS,eros on the ls:h BY
to orgAniz tOa Of Congress- and will be perfected TO-
day ~ she Inauguration Of the President.
Tls neS Government enters upon It's existence in the
md't Of dhs4;i's We ha preferred tha. the Pfovi.
s,oaA y5.sn shouli continue during the var, and, as
Washington not nAugu'asd unit, the liberties Of his
country we're established that our Inauguration should
he deferred until the ecm nemorltou OF tha. Blessing
Bll easr oounscls prevailed. Tle government is ssab.
lsaed and 10 have still make good the d.fercs of
freedom.
An innsns, responsibility devolvss upon the Chief
hIg.rAse o. ou- Republic His past experiment CT cd
.mai5,eriug the Gogerameat himself with the aid OF
eah1si OF dummies has failed We ali pray that he may
possess the vision and the greatness Of soul REQUISITE
TO Psoh BY pas miscarriage and draw hs assistance
tae oss. abb lies Of the Ind New, did Ruler have
committed TO his keeping the destiues of psobl, 20
brave 50 gel'rJu7 so eOn6 ling aud nev,r was there
80 pressing an invitation to Ruler 10 disregard all d +
y, personal aud party Considerations and constitute
hmIet th' father Of the whole people All have their
a sakcd IN this great cor Ct Al have conh ieuce 10
his integrity bis "a. and his devotion to the common
clu1s. AL wish him success in his administration, as
~sh i1s their oTa sskos for his They appreciate Lis
ph'FSl eoaiitila hii broken health, and Amen, thai
he should attempt mpOssbli,iSs even 10 a man Of Tg
0'oas Gad robust health Our past revsrsss should b.
70 aim an Admonon they have bsen The country
the souros Of ua-asiusss and apprehension.
l, Is liz TO take l+ssOn fron cur enemies Lincou
i ooaiesssiiy and uoto:i-uy low vulgar and disgust
lag fool and YET being devoid of envy and having
ghnmsrag Consciousness Of hs lOap lcty, with
SiaoIs nonehAlaee akin to idocy he surrendsrs tbs
helm OF sac 70 ne abest Of his section Bym,ans
OF their combined eNsrtoas though the administrative
ea OF that region not comparable to thoss to be
found in the Sou he has succeeded in placing our Con-
federacy in tie Hremesi peril
The annourc 'ueut TO day Of a new order Of thin "a,
that the adj aud bss. are to b, called to the pub
Inc service you'd eIhiarate the Confedera,y and npsrs
enthusiasm and o;6lencs to every bosom.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
WAR ITEMS.

Immed ately upon the receipt Of teegraphic news an
nouncipg the capture of Fort Doneson the Secretary
Of War sent the Of Brigader Gen. Grant to the
PRECEDENT dor nomination as Major General in reward
Of his gallant services.
On the receip. Of the news yesterday the Senate
promptly passed resolution "tbat the thanks OF Oor-
gress are due and hereby rendered 10 the ccers
soldiers aad Of the srmy and navy Of the United
for the heroic gslantry that ulder the provi.
dence Of Almighty God has the recent series Ct
b. ant victories the enemies OF the Union and the
Constitution"
Gen. Hslleck yesterday telegraphed TO Gen. Mcclellan
the gratifying that Gen. Curtiss pursuit OF Prices
fleeing army has 80 far been emiaently successful. He
bad up yesterday captured colonel one heuten-
ant colonel captains and more prvates H.. than
he could by any possibility just then take due cara Of
Tits means evidsuly, that he has succeeded in break
ing up Prices army.
Yesterday morning dc zen secession Aays were r-
ceved at the War Department per Adams Cos EI-
pre- They trophies Of victories at Mill Sprii
.nd Fort Henry. Each bears different inscrption-the
name of the corps that lost it, 81.
Tke.great mortar ,et which has been In preparation
for so many weeks past at the Brooklyn Is to
rend zvous at Key West fact which affords strong pre-.
sumptiye proof that Mobile New Orleans is shortly to
be ho 1ored with visit by large and eff ,cve force
The fleet will probably all be at the Key" BY the lst Of
March.
The ship Macaulay, Captain Rodgers from New York
arrived Genoa the - b umo, reports having be
boarded from the Confederate privateer Sumter &c
noa but learning she hailed from Baltimore was al
owed to proceed without moestson. letter received
"a fillmore from the captain corroborstss this statement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

Howell Cobb, junior officer, and destined proba.
blv IN case Of attack, to serve in the Brigade OF
wb;eb soulakowsk was Colonel commanding, was ap'
poined over him. Personally, we have very high re-
card for General Cobb. We admire bis eminent asll-
tee we esteem his great social qualities, We respect the
high sense of duty which has caused him. at his time Of
life to give up the pleasures and comforts Of homo for
the tented field :" but cannot recognise in the gut
ed speaker, the genial companion, the lofty patriot
those qualities which make a great captain. General
Cobb himself will scarcely claim any knowledge OF mill
tary srs or taste for military s and by this seleo-
tion which, ike two edged sword, cus both ways We
lose gallant and accomplished soldier and GAIN to say
the least, very inexperienced General
I, ia needless to say, that Colonel Souskowth felt
constrained by every feeling OF Selfrespect to resign
his commission when his claims ignored in so mark
ed q manner.
In the name Of the army We protest against system
90 runOus to is efficiency and in the name Of the coun-
try against policy degrading in is nature, and de-
structiVe in is results.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

residence North Ped In Cu1bersnd county, Va Feb
lgA 1854 Dr. RoBLRT HENDERSON, In the eJh year OF his
age
va, ullye Of rels-d vso after gng Ia the Meiea
colleges Dabn and Lond 70 this eountry In 1915 In
m he - Gun erlAnd county where he has since
losed his profession with rmarIAble He a
land but by his Sbi ~ physician, by
updghtu es and noae5ess md by hs pety
eh Sn gentleman he the confidence respect and honos
Of AL LEFT large erels Of friends 70 mourn his
about eight he severely seked bJ congestion Of
his life al despared o. he Ied
yet lle longer He rely recovered thong he
Abe Ab Ut his dates gallo, about he
tzd renewal q the attack, snf again Vailed but his Mind
sodv, great erfthed, and never recovered is Wig
the lay OF MS ath after rAnsAetng piece Of busUs
wii1 friend he pronounced himself much better han he bad
been for time Two mnuts AFTER his sju departed With
signal struggle while he sta by The Are. He
leaves wife daughter, and eleven grand chdre' Hbglsry
kad - ALL beloved by all most devoeiy By
family o. servantA Ne eniaeny successful 10 everything
which be spplsd his htnds and hhG steward he DIS
psnse t lnce his but Gods Truly tie rig
shall be blessed tuiee blessed, blessed In his eirum.
here md IN his pori5n Hereafter The Ice tka, CALI
him away suddenly, ealei him. trust; - the btson 81
his Lc and juud ready 70 go The memory fhe just IL
blessed 4"
cumb .rllnd Feb. 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
The War-anOther victory by Price.

A telegram from General Pike announces another
great victory won By ,naral Price the Hessiau in
uton county, Arkansas Seven hundred of the enemy
are reported killed, and one hundred Of our mer No
Other P'rcurs The account derives confirmation from
the sta'emsns of che Northern p,psr which Represent
cd General ice have fallen back from sprinsi sd,
and tho enemy TO DO pursuing hin.
We have yet received full and reliable statement Of
aHlrs in Tennessee. Tie tales Of fugaves who have
reached Georgia are msagre contradictory and unin,c
lybe. We are not advised whether the wires are down
this side OF Nashville whether the authori.i,s have
aay more Information than have We have received
no Nashville pap'r of Liter date than the l5b.
The Yankee accounts state the 5Is and 57.h (56.b)
yrSiuiA Regiments LETT Fort DJnelson With General
Ford.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
Col. SOuIakOwakI.

Toe aoioa Of the Governmen, in reference to high
military appointments is erroneous and has been car
red to such 'Ic-S, seriously to cbalsnSe she alter
uon OF TIE army and the press. We do not desire 10
make var 90 the AdninisratiOn. President Davis W,
eeced HiIhou protest opposition, and Whatever or.
rois may De committed BY him should be met, not by
aolse bur by earnest remOnstraaee aad tint IL warning
II We io'k a. the policy of General Mcclellan, We find
it character d by striking feature, which nove
y In ths county He has adop6d in refer~nce 10 the
sruy, Mr. Jenersoas memorable tests is be capable
20 hoaes' Has be the ability, the training the vr-
tn' 70 make a commander? Rvery4hsrS be is sweeping
from the track the old political seua that srst rose 10
the surface, and substituting youth, energy, military
tasaL Toe efses of this iDfasion Of hot blood and
brilliant P-Smss, is pAafuy seen in the enterprise aud
bodasss Uhieh have Characterised all hs recent move
mHuts. hsAauhils, what arc We doing: Living 10
cell Obs.ruoon.s No life no energy, no enthusiasm
our impulses restrained and ardor dampeued BY the
Incubus ~ Incompetent saders. Look at the long Ii,
Of or General CtiesrI, and With feE brilliant e1cepe
to=s Ne reoognz, only the old party men, the politG
eAas Whs lave 90 long been clog upon the country.
Let Us Ako an lsllnee that has jus: under OBJ
s'rvston. II there in the army Of the Peninsula
one n'a who possessed in the highest degree tho ee
n ms that make soldier, that man. by common ctH-
ssnt vas Col soolAko-sk of the I4;h Louisiana Reg
meat Transd TO arms from bis earliest youth, in he
camps OF Europe, sudoSsd With ndomitsbls energy,
high talent and extraordinary moral and physical cor
age, for several years pIs. distinguished engineer IN
Abe serTce Of bis adopted State he brought to the all
Of the COafedsrate States a weight of experience and
Information that promised to be aks honorable to him
ief and useful to Notwithstanding these facts, which
viii be Acknowledged By no one promptly than by
neral HasTuder himself the Government could no:
r'e suDeriOr to its deepTooSd pr JUDGES Brgadier
General vas to be made in this department bu. Colonel
soulakOWsk. for,gner BY birth; he prOblby did
MT comprehend very clearly nor very much about
the State Rights Doctrine" he had no political inu-
in fact, Ouly gentleman an soldier; be
could not be promoted.
70 render the inference more marked, OOols
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
CASH IN ADVANCE

ms sngsnoy Of the uns imposing tie neeesy Of paying
sash for everything nseui or the publication Of newspaper
pellet sons vs slac- 70 that Ia would
enter uoc1oeb books unes the order for the
pager accompanied BY the money pay the lit
Ne experience OF the ZINES hs not confirmed In this deter
maeon b1 eop-b Us 70 announce % al the subscribers
e EJ eaiy on our bOot that necessity forces Sdopt
tho rule Ia regard 20 them a. Least until h- times will u
" dGsrsas To this eni will forthwith The
work o. ay cat bills from The ose, made out In such
vans s Vhsn pal plae4 each subscriber 10 Adysnee on
subscriptions; and nj done place each
suhsb s hin before HIN within the three monhs On N
lt Of darch lisa the o. all paid according
te viii be erased nom books and rsuAily there
aAer e noes viii be sent 20 subscribers Of the expiration
Of ths subscription and Ike adopted Eih ALL unless
sd. Self preservation eonpss this course else
would be adopted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
CONGRESSIONAL
10 the United States Senate, Monday F.b. II h,

10 the United Sti.es Senate, Monday F,b. Ill.,
Mr. Harris presented memorial from citizens CT New
York asking that the o,e and dignity OF full Major
General may bs conferred General Wool, and that
his rank as such take c from the time when bis com.
mission as brevet usjlr General bears date.
Also from ciz,ns Of New York. in favor Of the total
extinction of slavery througbou. the United States
Mr.. La'tam submitted report from the Committee on
Military Af.rs, accompanied by bill TO aushoriz, the
survey of route for tergrsphic Communication between
the city OF San Francisco in the State Of California; and
the Amoor river n E.tern Asia which, with tn, report
was ordered to be printed.
RDoIcIHGs.
Mr. Laue Of Indiana cius.d 10 30 read 10 the Senate
statement Of glorioul received BY m. Mcclellan
has been captured with 900 prisons including Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

FH{BG sndsrsynel having the Of LIGHT l,H
u BArrERY, offers great adueemsns 10 persons f'WN
y shnE - ion this arm Of the ssrFes Js53kk
We receive Rfty Recruits 70 complete The Con- H1.a
tay 70 one hundred Vountee asD substitutes for
sos nAs drA viii be received and discharges
seu,ed The Bouny OF Fy DNArs will be paid each rec ut
raneredino service Uniforms and good quarters
ssI Appy tsy at the k1erui ing Oss tn
O. LI-KtNsoN, 81.
SID %. Rich uond Ho~itEGs.
n d. DICKINSON,
formerly Logan Battery.
=. L. DICKINSON,
fAl-Rs Is Main gtreet