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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-07-18
HAS FREMONT RESIGNED

Fremont has retired from the valley
of the Shenandoah, and has ended his
miserable career. He has not resi- en-
ed, but as we are crcdihly informed, is
still a Major General, drawing his pay,
and is probably looking for another ode
partment." He has gone to New York,
and excuses himself, saying that he
has been robbed of his "prerosative,"
and "degraded' by the appointment of
General Pope. 1t is not to be suppos-
ed that he would do otherwise, after
having drawn around him band Of
pirates and robbers in Missouri to aid
in stealing from the Government, and
that, too, in the time Of its greatest
peril. 1t is not a matter of surprise that
such a man as this should turn out to
be miserable coward that he has.
with Banks and Shields, been hunted
and driven up and down the Shenando-
all by Jackson.
Let all who have hitherto regarded
Fremont as a mighty warrior and
statesman, and worshiped him as they
would a Godfather, own that his
course and conduct in the past have
his true character in all its
essential elements of extrava gance and
as public officer and Mil
itary Chieftain.
Time and trial are the great and
inaisputable arbiters ofall public men.
The worshipers of Fremont behold now
the idol of their iiolatry" shamefully
fallen from ITS pedestal, and let all hon.
est lovers ofthcir country say linen to
his r,tireren
We are decidedly in favor Of giving
Fremont a home in Fl. Warren, and of
those confined, against whom
no charges have been made Or, if he
is to escape the punishment he de-
serves, let him be branded in the fore
head, to be a herald of his own villainy
and disgrace.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-07-18
II. A. GooDR,cH, Secty.

The Detroit Free Press states that
while those who have near and dear
friends in the army Of the Potomac
were in agony over the news of the
battles before Richmond, abolitionists
in that city were wishing for the defeat
Of the army, and expressed their will
lingness "to sit up all night to hear Of
the death of Mcclellan"
Drafting has commenced in ILL.,, Wis.
and other States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-07-18

his r,tirer ent.
We are decidedly in favor Of giving
Fremont home in Fl. Warren, and of
releasing those confined, against whom
no charges have been made : Or, if he
is to escape the punishment he de-
serves, let him be branded in the fore
head, to be a herald of his own villainy
and disgrace.
The Democracy of Howard county
assembled by delegates at Vernon
Springs, july 18th, to select delegates
to the State, Judicial and Congrcaslon-
al Conyentions.-S. NJ. Cole, ". r.
Mead, and 7. W. Sanders, were elected
delegate to the State convention to be
held at Des Moines on the 18th day Of
July stant.--James Hall, w. R. Mead
and A. II. Harris were elected dele
gates to the Congressional Convention
and S. NJ. Cole, II. A. Goodrich, and
Moses Niles to the judicial Convention
On motion it was resolved that the
respective delegates have power ofsub
stitution, and to fill vacan cles, and that
any delegate present at the respective
conventions in the absence of his Co.
delegates be EN- powered to cast the
vote Of the county at such convention.
The following resolutions were also
unanimously adopted:
Ieosolced, That this Convention as
sumes as it's motto, "the Constitution
as it is and the Union as it was."-The
Constitution inviolate at all hazards,
and the Union as it wasin its days OF
glorious and peaceful prosperity.
Resolved, That we favor and will
continue to advocate "retrenchment in
Government expenditures, so as to re-
lievc the people from the onerous bur
dens Of taxation.'
Resolved, That we arc in favor of
peace, and as the only efficacious road
to it's attainment, we favor an earnest
and energetic prosecution of the war,
and We will cordially approve all con-
stitutional means for the suppression of
the rebellion.
Resoloed, That we hold as enemies
to the we'll being Of our country, alike
those, who, under the hideous garb Of
secession, seek to undermine the lofty
fabric of our common government, and
those who insidiously advocate the
degradation of the white man, in seek
ing to establish political and social
equality between the white and black
races.
Resolred, That in our State as in
our National affairs, conscious that
"power is continually stealing from the
many for the few we will favor the
utmost economy, and retrenchment,
consist ent with the honor and well-be
ing of our State.
A. II. HARRIS, Prest.
II. A. GooDR,cn, Secty.
The Detroit Free Press states that
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rW4L 1oF1eEg IE1I

To John xwas, Bernard zwart. George Andsrs,~.
Rtssdsn, James 1anei,y. suryivius psrtner OF Kins
Trmeks. scsA 0tnashy, A y ka,ansen. 3 Il
z Blackwell, Dantef Hshony, CAAnjn y ffAa ara.
Of Iowa for the use OF the School Frnd a Ho.s. :.
: 511Wa State Inns uranc~ 0ompsny cn{f,r{d r. NJ,
Gavic, Era u Ford, Ssnpd AsmIlton. = " a
Tucker M Sharts. 4 Nshiih, zhsr q =
VOORHEES, + CO.. hahoney n Aipa,s Janice Coiliss.
. " sample. George O'Nei, JaAe TssbelIl r,eS
Kramer, ssd DoutAsli gaffs artss1F =
Yos ssd tsth of ron are hereby notified that tAerr
nov on file In tbs once Of the Clerk Of the Dtstv
Couu Of LA county, Iowa, al keokuk, petition Of
In % HAL, camtuEef ron John Zwart and Bernard
Zwsrt, the sum OF Thirteen Hundred and SIX UbnAn
AID Hkhty GsRes vfA eight per cent interest per SaA-
mum. from NoYember 2aih, A D. 1851, 81 money due
three prcnisssry notes, executed BY You to ssid
Hall; also Claiming against each of you the foFscos-
Of Nofts sRr, The same being upon certain Zeal
Estate IN Lee county Iowa executed by The said John
Zwsrt and Bernard zwsrt TO said Hall to nay
ment Of said notes, and more pMrtlfusrly desc
Id said petition and further ask Ing for sale of saja
pre- nses, and General relief.
And unlsss you Httear and answer said petition ON
before noon Of ths sscani day Of the next term
sAid Court, TO commence Al keckuk the LIST Mon
day OF Sep4enber A. ID. is64 atfuuli will be enter
cd skaiHts y ON, snd Judgment rendered thereon as
prayed for In said petition.
: sf NOBLE STRONG.
jelG-d Auys Tor PiaiattG.
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i EGAL NOTICE.

To Arthur Wolcoti, Nathan Newscn,. GcosssH Gill.
Price, Ferris Co, Geo II Cro-smAn. Grinnel u
Jenkins, Pegram, Paynter 4 Dsyie. Lppeneoat,
Hunim and Scott. James K~na, kanssc = O., VIM
Graydon T. Co., LiBd, Bros d Co Abbott, johns q
Coz, Guy WsiIs, c Ia RES PasssDs Il Co., T. & " J.
worley, Emmersen, Cochran Co, 8 p Miller. Alb
ner Reeves. CartfA Perry Rxecntofe OF Ne N3H
OF Lewis X Reeves, deceased, Nunasu IAieAtas,
Trustee, John Lyeh, Goe. c. Kichafdson and Elhu
Turner t}
You. nd essh osyou, hereby titled that there
10 now on he in the Nice OF The tierk Il the District
Court ef Lee county. Iowa NJ Keotuk, the petition
Margaret L, On, claiming OF you hrbur Wolcott the
sum 81 Three Theassrd Dollarss - mpney tnsty due
her from YOU on mortgage executed By you 10 her
rAyts 81 lots and block e5 In eok ak Iowa more
psveh1Ary described In said petition Aicb mortgage
Nes given fos THE purchabr money OF sAA prerhises
and further asking for sale Of said premisss and fer
e<nsrAi rshef aE Il 2 q Ga Sa4
Now, anIes. you appear and answer thereto on pr
before noon ri the second Day q The paxt ofda
Court, to commencc In keokpk the hret ne1day pf
6epteaber4 No. Judgment and n fsf<eaeSase
wsl be rendered against you BY default prayed for
In said petition. stt7@'
MeGRARY b BRUCE
je1a-d Attss for PAintiG.
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RANKIN \ MILLER,
Att'ya for Pfsintsn.
Isisd 4
i EGAL NOTICE.

70 JoAa Hiatt, Joseph HernssA, Lsasdsr Hsrbine,
sOAsA Reid, Haich Thompson Charles Parsons
Co., !icien Lucas II Poster, WIN ThonpsoA,
". \ kuddIek, . q HrovR, sco1s,d Hro. b
Aoe0ts hDb$u Hamilton, Df1oA Arbr0wA JAMES
Harlan, Ksrssy Ashusg PGr,sr 4 8rsdenas 9
Co., RAhktn, hiusr Enslsr, Comstock d Co. las
Veal. Ksod, Cutler 4 Co., SAINT BoASman.s Rsuhea
HTo1ne. ksn4Ail, Howe y Co., Jsh~s Bssssos,
TnitHN Fpddtck. Henry Falls, MN ThanpVsA,
Irnstee Of Ms u Ersbam, LSsrin psusJ ksb,
Mtisss, CfeEho m Harms ~ Jonathan WyeoH {
lhmsen Co., James y 1Dnssll. 0anrna d Anaor-
SOP, Reynolds. Rtx, Hale q Co, JW Rsukih
+ " Jennines. Brown Ciendsnins, Henxy Hula
kAmp. aad Goodeii DuekaAshsm
roa, And each ~ yea hsfsby notified that there
10 now ON lie In the once u Ne Clert The District
Court Of Lee county, Lows, st keotuk, Dssiaion OF
eAnaei p Miller, In his own right, and eA4su~i r.
Miller, Z. H. Perry, and Abnes Reeves, ~ Executors
OF the viii Of l.. X. Reeves rlsimins agaJns John
Halt and Joseph :. 1srsisA. jA9fntAt IN fesor OF
Samuel =. Miller - 1hets fA1H>eph poJl1ys On AZ
count Of two prenissory nss4s kNfi MGmea{ IN n.
yar ~ The EEscpyeA xfY ss6f33ai assinst
said 1autt and A4rnish for Three Thoassnd Dollars
on Two other pTornissory n0tse, apA oss1ng oeninG
I'll ssid defendants foresaosuSe 81 noftf1es &vG
BY sxld Hiatt spd Hofpish on certsin Real EsVeE
mentioned In said petition, 70 seizure ~ pa3mspt
sAid notes. 5ax
Nov. uniese yes sDps.s and answer said petition
beeM apee q tbs second AA5 the nsnt Sert eusbsr
tsrm o. sAld Court Judgment win BE- resdsred ssspst
yop ~ asAaA RANKIN = MILLER,
Icu H8iud8s AstyS.
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NOTICE.

70 D A Ktnn<Ar, fesbec~as DsidrsdSe, John q Bsld-
ridge, samuel Raldrides,Apd g xecuiSeexA, 40
q nsniSsrMsor Of A Dnersdxe. decd Dsfendabts:
Yen are haJeby pQtAed fhAt tApnis now 1lein N
etSk sS1Ue of the DistTte CoaF 81 Lee eounty lows
n Koek ~. petttqn ard Au&Ddsd RsttisA Of ttiran
Ktnnear. FIR the sun ei Eosss~ep Appdsrd nsilsss,
Upon your mortgage " Ehss Mason rpos The East
bali Of M ktFthNsA Ausrtes ~ sps,
81 ~ scfrs Mi hnG the veal, I'll In T0S nAAip
80 Nos.a sssss sl ws.ss ss.s, Ten ..ss. !. .as
Township G6 IA ee tSl ". ". II Lee eofssy Isss,
aud Is afain.i yod all lie forcosure 81 saa mort,
xase, he ssla Of Aatd sn1 ths sAe
equity Of redemption, and for general relief.
l. Nov, suust sveear md answsr aid petttSS BY
Of the se osd dsy OF the next September term
sAd Court. To b. bald rs keskuk Tie Asys NsudAy
Of Sept mber, ls62. or Judgment Win Be had thsrsn
AosiSDi sou by crfanL AFn8F .3E29SA3
n. SCOTT HOWELL.
e. JG4s-AAw ttS& Atty FOR Pm
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10 FFede flick zagk. CoTdelia Ant EsGR. Biaek-
so, ktAAeW tJ4EngY, ApA shf hists A. Je~s:
lH4. Ssd eseb - gAu ere hosany ucfe n nj there
IL Dog ole In the elbce Of the CLERK tA~ 81;
Sssst VI Lss county lows q Keoksl 10 aajd cop4iy
petition of Rsises Lar rvtBt ~hinng of said FRED.
erica zasE, Two Hasdrsd and Finy DofiAn, vifh In
terNk - n4aey dur ~ sg0f1aeasy nsfs ,ssd claim
m4ue3tust M 81 you The foFeetcsufs Of nonnass
asi4 eseAessk zarrto sstA nsfuer Laurie 10
Now. unless you Appesr nd ans N xst pt soM BE-
fore noon on the sssoAd Aay ot The Sext Seeasnksr
term Of the said District Court of Lee county Is~s
" be heid Ut 10 ssA caanAy. decree viii -
rsasds sse sxnInst yea prayed for II defsrtf.
kINKIk \ n liLER,
i. FIe-A ) II II Ff "a AH'ys Gr D hinaG.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

To d Dag, Assphsn O Day, D+cAmr nsy Johr u
Day, william bay, Heirs at Law " jeremiah Day
defeassd, and Dey Aamfnistrator OF the estate 81
said Jeremiah, deeessed: ..4 .,s-e4s-
reu ana eseh Of Yea nv hevety notified fiat thef
Z noE Gle ip the pcs Of The rierk Of the sSs9 u
CScst a. Lee county, lows a kshkns the pettiss,
y a Day Sic sunvf Tvo fundrtd and FIFTY Doiisrs
with Interest from Nay 9th, Iy55. ~ 70 oar eeas.
aAr nm. ~ money dne him ON pronSssory ne1s
u,sde By said ID A Day 10 Niisey, and ~ hlo -
stEned tn plaintiff and Claiming 81 81 ~ yoa the
forsclosure Of H.ertkage ~ lot block ~. IN Ire
tuk. lows efYsn 70 secure sAh note.
kau,sAnlas ROW Appssr SD N ssse thss To % az
trfcfc roon ns the sec0pd day OF tbs mex. Sc teH
Der toIsn OF salA C~rt tndgnest md f~eyee tps
ciosars viii BE nnaer.d sKains, You bf default =
prayed for sip pAsihisEs prpttns ~. ..,.44i +
NcCRARY Il BRUCE
tei3d - s....4 Ati'ys for Ptsintn
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To FrApk Aanset uAeni sBsvstt, Mary Mckee
Theodore u NyeYs, Apa- II Psrr,i
g TOT ast AeT~ty neuA~d thst thrre ~ nov on file IN
AAa o1Da - The Cssk VI tAs Distrfct Court or Lee
county. losp ~ ssApk pssision " eatael Mil
Ter Abner Reeves and z. rsrEy. ExsssioyA Ot ths
wgilOf H. ~ Ke~vss cairnirt Of you, FfAhk Earpsu.
Three Hundrcd DonsEs. asssy axs on pfcfnfssory
note. aad also pray ing sesisse sii q yos III sssseos
ure OF mortgage on certain Real E~tats in Lss
y, Iowa, executed 10 secure aid note.
Now. IN less yop sppoarsnd snsw said petition be.
fore noen the seeand dog u The NEXT 6speenHtSr
term a The District Court sossiy, luxa to
held II Keokuk In aAid county deerse wiz ke reader.
ed against you prayed for BY dsAuN =
RANKIN MILLkR
jets-d Att'ys for PaiutIas
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Jcl2-d


y" Esasy N Hove Lowell Howe, Arnold Kendall, c
Priehs ri sud c n Perry
fed an hereby RcsiAs d Abst there ID now nle In
the .ts OF the Clerk Of The District Court u Lee
eoutt. Iows At Keekuk, petition Of c. II. Perry,
Abher Reeves sI0 sAniuelF. Miller Executors of the
VIII OF X: Reeves, claiming OF yen, EhiissA- H. ve
aud Lowell Howe, -Four Hundred Dollars. as money
due on pfamissosy note, and atso c1arntE rrp.t
Estate In ss county, Iowa exssstsd 10 sssnis said
note. #e %as u &
Nov, unless you APPEAR and Apswer sstd nekttion
before OF the seeord dry Of the ext beplbmber
tho Dfs,fit, csrrt cf lse eoanty Ioua g be
held sehnks juafMent III - fsAdsfed AkGdnn5 you
- pxased for by default.
RANKIN MILLER
iei2-d $1,000 III IL "a Alt'ys fns kixfnflEs.
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EGAL NOTICE,

- q ksdslasten. DsstdF N ilsna, JsssaiaA tss,.
Ih, Crstl shsppsrd.C kinscs. CAS- Carter, 8
a Vetss TAea - 0sinaD, u Ss1 g seas. Asove 4
C1estssisg. Muse. Wscroegs, s.y.h a Assasis.
0Astlsa PerseNa, 0su)A htAJ kesns Vsnss Carroll
Cameron Rewards, Morris RoseGbsin, Tnuis,
Barley < snath, Jshn b rAsk, a BFidgman 6 CO,
Dean d Brother: t9 ..s8--.-.-s
You, sad sssA Of ,su arc her~by nsii.d shai thsrs
isnoH 6le in The once 81 The Ci~rk sfthe DistrSea
eonn ~ Zee eSopty, lows, n Keokuk. psfitlen n
rsHsH.s q III. sad xsse1 fssss., !. E ssep
tors OF tbs will Of / y kesves, elasiaG agaitvt u,
Rssdineton udgMsnt ID fAyor 81 Samuel r. Miller,
for Ooe Thowauc Dnfilrs, account Of Two propis-
sAsl nee. ~ Aln9snsaa n fsvps - me Bsecstors
aforssaid for One Thousand Dollars. on account ol
wadthfr psoustsSry sssSs psid pstiti6u nIip lims
.ssns. Al q yeo ihs fosscicnrs e nsstssgs e
said d, r. dAnstos " secure said petes. s4s-'r
Nos, sslss tes apfssr aSA .ns~er said pstftfos
th4 stcDnd day Of he psx& aepsAnsAAy
tss - Ne Cssstst CouSt s9ies eonnty. IDA q q
held Z. ksotst: lsdspss! Nh - raAssa4 ssst.s
I'M a..4, s.ss ID RA1K1T h AlLI.E1
9Je19-dSn sNs rlsintth'saAtpys
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our UoaF vsveSvsS5.

Paris Correspondence Of the N. r. werid.l
To the liberal minded mon Of Europe
those Who have from the bsginainf b4in
vntchins our struggle xith interest and
hesrttck sympathy the greatest victory
vhisA shs war haa brought forth hss NO,
been coripth. Or Yorktown, OF New Or.
alsAnas 9 Isess. indeed, AAve beeen Ia
them 9 laiistaction, ~ indicating The ulti.
male success Of our arms, but to them the
1msst significant acts OF IN have beeu the
abolition uf ,kvery in the District Of Co
ipmbla, and The recent passage 81 lie
House Of Representatives Of the bill pro-
hibitlng slavery in the territories. Il
shnsldsncs b IN - tk.t he !, uIpa,
AxEor, assAy rate, by far the iresr
Porooh OF it, which We have III Eurrou,e
results from belief that this, war must
IN some way be the death-blow to the
STARE system, which has made the name
ct AnetiA and our republican isstith-
hons 20 long By word and u reproach.
~ The sentiment Of all Europe Is ID oppo-
sition to this system, and as M as we con-
tinue giving evidence that, whether that
were one Of the objects of the wsr2 orivi-
naily sQf snots our gcvsSnment inseada a :
King advantage Of its success to wipe out,
In the sssiss. md thost PEzdti III maD-
per, the foul blot upon our escutcheou,
just ~ fast will We regain the sympathy
which Ut the outbreak If Aihe.. war v,s
ours, but which has = great extent
been diminished By growing belief that.
after all, but little would BE- done for the
sbshsios ofrl.vsy-r teIsf which has
Been changed by The recent act referred
to- - sssely STATE thesc things as facts,
leaving you % Judge Of their weight and
value,
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r EGAL NOTICE.

TO Caroline &. Rseder and 3. ", HsrriAaa. 4 -
TtSa anA pa4h ~ yOa DIRE hesebS Inclined tAn theve
y now on Ate In the pce0t tAA Clerk " ~ Rts1te&
Court Of Lee OcuAty .4u0s. Et keokuk. petition 81
Jesse fuddsse, siaiaiHg sfJen. CAsoKhs =. Reedtr,
nste, ~ posA q yoa ~ isssssper
seN0taeStA exfce{ed ~ eai6 Casolins n. @Reedss
60 fset sssste - - Casssy Iowa - sessrs
y Anannifss 0fEen sh1Alf : and pHsNsr ssIA pcti
sfoE Defofe noon on The second day OF the next
Sepaeqhsr tsris 81 sAil Diets1 G0uf ~ ken Doahty
- BE held q Ksoxa k.. decree viii de rendered
ssAias y94 spseyst Sar, bynaAIessik 5g& l@0fifl
RANKIN 4 MILLER
&epelp73lA gg41al ~ 1snnhaSA k4s]enesp h
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r KGAL NOTICE. III Il

To b. n Wtilisu9c 9tts% y Nallisps Thos
hoit, Jehaes a Co. 04t Esisksona5 e*sa sS1a
You are hereby hotHsd Thai she ~ 10 HSw - Asr In
the once n the CLERK OF The District Court Of Le-
copnty, Iowa. NJ Ksokut, Me Dstitoa " Ea,da .,
Ssssey .prviyng pas,ner or B~Ssey, WIZARD Co.
aud Vsndervort, Diekerson Co eisitlfns ygAipvt
b. Wst,ts ma jsdfms NJ fegTsp Jt6usA I'D Doiisrs
10 fxvcr Of said Boudthot Sss'ey, AID judgment of
six Tbousa nd polArs In ~ sDa<rsaii Disasf-
ersta4h Keal Kstste lyL+d In sslk psta1isn md
fereclseare ot oft&a1s nsreop u sseashes1sa II
I'D 4seBsi And upless % .a2hsar ssA ssswss ss,d
next e<ptsapeY q yn Sf tAn Aeast sAeneat viii ~
rendered. g alrtt y6p b. dssautt 80 - go prs
SO s. RANKIE-A NIlLxR.
= &l2-d Aak ia or kfasufiG
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l1xGIkaAL NOTICE,

~ frames O. Shields and jeremiah Brown
You AYs AAsshefQlIAed hat tkese n aew easolp -
ths ofrsof De CLERK or the District Ceurt 81 Ice
E3aR{y. q H4sk9A. haDAns Detd,
enieg JUDGMENT FOR slx hundred deiieYs onA intes-
81 - sstt fsea Aars n II. aessast =.
$hiGoe, npsn pFomlasoyy note made By him y said
tAss4l aan1vaStSgeeslasb ssA eisasa6S fsseesesase
pa morgaee execdled BY sAi1 Shields ~ said Reid
ees1 cestpiuFsaa A1nte = BSt1se AA1ilfon - -
cry orr spkuk, TO secure said nese and othss noasa.
4sA tAeel usb@ vo9 a1SAar1As o. AssSs1A uosA7 "
-. $500 ~ 60 ] ,ssS; q
's, = :. ~ = rsA4''fd as.ins,s wv
se.r.sr- ss.les10. Ae.ornsy i, i
4 81 I 49, ~ sOlAF.a so ,&taagh34sa yesa
ys.s:ss ~ 3 \ s Es ri sseus aa 7
.9 aovEhr " sl''1: JAVA ,'tA =
Wsrrantsd genuine article, for sale By
Mo- I've sWnlD0R1h Fe0E ksMeoUEEN.
CURED DRIED BEEF!
Frat ssss ssatred An this market So 3't'
s. P0LtQCK,
masiD lIs Main s,.
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LEE County. 49, ~ .. sts-.E
All parties delinquent contract nolss from the
sales keAeol kasds and ou leans mon ~ Hssns-
nens sehbos tns, either IfIptlrAl or Interest, are
t1cA0 nptioea 20 - onSe pey up tho IN 6snS due
tyr aa e1tsnsioA .sf tNe With lAe- EAA Falksaan1g
~ ~ =. MsFsn, Axct.sys Sos !hs Cegn itsss g
tyy leNA u tSlenlt 4heoso4sn xea Mi - 4SSaSA
the amounts dno.
! Dsse - passsasSa Of sset.sss I'D Z, UApslt fle
OF ths laws passed at the 9TH Regular 6exson sfCo
General Assembly Of the stats ~ lase. .ltss 81,
t-~, WNse1s my hAnd ma tdfT 81 olnkee hor6to
IL.s.t aAxed 1t Fozg1Aa ltseA tlaseSA I1y n juns
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. THE GATE OlfF.

PRaNprsD. --4I.iesssuart Colonel IA.
Williamson, OF this city, has recently been
appoinssd TO the ColpbAlcr tof The 4th
Iowa infantry. Al Adju,sut Of tie same
RAgimeps, he distinguishes, ,hinsslf 1,
Pa Ridge His bravery ia the field md
his decided merits ~ Aa officer, st him
for tie post to which he has been pro-
,sossd.-IDss. huiaes Regtster-
ss AAoafilsalss Defined.
AaAbuhtio1ist Is any man who doc
not love slavery for its own ssks,asia pi-
vine institution; who does mon 'wdtshsp u
rs the cornerstone OF civil liberty; who
does not adore il ~ the only possible 90
cial condition on which 4 peEmsnent Re.
publican Government cs n he iessetsay ah1
xho dess nos, In his innsoot sb0a, desire
TO see it extended and perpstsated oyes
the whole earth ,as means "a ahunan re-
formation, second in,aig1iEyy iAposas ace,
and sscrednss TO the religion Of Christ.
He Who a6ss s6t Ev1Africxn slavery with
this love is ~, Abolitionist. II Southern
Lasrary Messenger. ii i
a LOYAL FoiuNTxKR REGIMENT in
South CARolINA.- Rev. III Nansield
FseaSh, in . letter from feaufprt. III
Carolina, communicates the fellewingin-
teresting information: :.
- "Gen. Hunter bxs organized the First
Regiment Of South Carolina, Volunteers
FAsy are noble men. taken fresh from the
plasssiieas. They sw1toyal. and consent
to free speech, "A free press; that the
laborsr should have his wages; that all the
children should attend schools: that
fanilies should b as securyly protected
as in the North; 10 short. that all ahoula
enjoy freedom. Now. this is q decided
inproveneet. ana >mpensatss lin no
small degrassf& the sxposs Of the var
! have twice addressed This segiSsnt, 1iyr
ing me- utfJfi1cs TO various opinions, al
49, North, s1lasw - uoscmsns aor
Nthet pr or ssops. I said to n1s1lf,
.bIeas Ne Lord, W sre gaining ground ~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24
OFFICIAL AND LEG NJ

CORPORATION LOAN-THE "UNION ~
Si,nce Fund Bonds" OF the corporation " I've ~
OF New YORK II, zoe OOOl with the iNtercst the ~,
becoming due .,iid payable on TIE tr-t dny II ly'
1852, will DO paid ~ this office ON Tat dsy.
Holders NJ said Bonds, and others 10 may sire
g. Invest Ia "rha Orion Deisuce Iuui R'dCy uol
Bonds" Of TIE corporation. anthoriz-d by ~ = y
the Legislature, passed April ", So, are yited
IT, signify the same 10y letter adirt ssed - TIE IN
dersignod, sitting the amount desired until the LIST
Of May, pr0Nima.
The "Unirn Defence Fund Re- GuIt a j. nds'
will lie issued in sums T. suit, and N... ''tr int
r,st at six prr .eut per annunI, lnyt.' 'I. -annl'
ally, uu the first lay %; Nay aud N1yeul.r 10 each
year. All u principal viii be- reliecuauIo N"rein-
ter l, 1864 they will also he transferable a plea
sure, only upon The hooks ~ tie corp ration, Ut u.
Office. ROBERT T. TAMS & .fnptrl,ier.
CIV h NJ Iprk.D r,rturnt % Fiutu.e Comp
t-0.lef', Once, Apr.l IL. l>S2 pptS l2'i5J